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Below you will find the audition sides and the tracks for your auditions. The tracks have two sections, one with vocal and one without. You will audition with the piano not the tracks. The music is exactly like the music on the track. We will sing through all the songs before we start the auditions.
You do not have to do a singing audition if you don’t want to but please know you will be cast in the ensemble and not in a lead part.
THE MOST IMPORTANT THING WE WANT YOU TO KNOW: We want you to tell us an honest story with your song. Remember all the skills we have taught you and connect to the material. If you are new to Jazz Hands, listen to the words and the music and show us, without pushing, an honest interpretation of the character and the story they are telling. Create a performance for your audition, by using your body and by moving around the room if you feel you want to. We encourage you to do more than just stand and sing. Create a character! Remember there are no wrong choices.
CHARACTERS
Troy Bolton: The most popular kid at East High, the star of the basketball team and Gabriellas boyfriend. Independent, driven, athletic yet smitten with Gabriella. (Sing ”Work This Out”/ Troy Scene)
Chad Danforth: Troy’s best friend. (sing “I Don’t Dance/ Chad Scene)
Jack Scott: The school announcer who is confident and suave behind the microphone, but not so sure of himself when isn’t. Looking for an actor who can make this quirky role their own, and can portray a “gift of gab” radio voice. (Sing “What Time is It”/ Any Scene and the announcement)
Ryan Evans: Sharpie’s barely younger twin and true star. He loves singing and dancing, and is learning to be his own person outside Sharpay's shadow. (Sing “I Don’t Dance”/ Sharpay/Ryan scene)
Zeke Baylor: Good friend of Troy and Chad. His love of baking is matched only by his crush on Sharpay. (Sing “What Time is It or “I Don’t Dance”/ Zeke Scene)
Gabriella Montez: Intelligent, charming girl who is loved by everyone...except Sharpay. She is a strong, loyal character who sticks up for her beliefs. (Sing “Music in Me”/ Gabriella Script)
Taylor McKessie: Gabriella’s best friend. Organized and intelligent and down’s like to see people take advantage of her friends. (Sing “What Time Is It”, “Work This Out” / Any Script)
Sharpay Evans: (This part is already cast). Egocentric daughter of the Lava Springs owner and barely older twin sister to Ryan. She does everything she can to get what she wants, particularly Troy. (Sing Fabulous/ Sharpay scene)
Martha Cox: The fun loving, big personality girl of the group. She loves to dance, specifically hip-hop. (Sing “What Time Is It”, “Work This Out”/Any Script)
Kelsi Nielsen: Up-and-coming theatre composer who struggles how to further her career. (Sing “Music In Me/Any Script)
Blossom, Violet, and Peaches: The Sharpettes, Sharpie’s debutante gal pals. They are bubbly, excitable and will back Sharpay up in all her endeavors. (Sing “Fabulous” / Sharpay Script)
Fulton: Efficient club manager of Lava Springs. He is overly concerned with pleasing Sharpay, the owners daughter. It isn’t until Sharpay pushes him too far that he is able to stand up to her. (Any Song / Fulton Script)
Ensemble: Makes up the other character who populate Lava Springs Country Club: Pool Boys, Hairdresser, Tailor, Dermatologist, the Wildcats, Waiters. These roles vary in size and in vocal, acting and dance requirements. (Any song and script)
It’s helpful to be familiar with all four scripts in case we want you to read more than one. Not everyone will read every script and every character. Not all characters hve scenes here. Look at the character breakdown above and see our suggestions. It’s always a good idea to try to memorize the script and make big character choices. We don’t want to watch you read from a paper.
These songs are a good guide for what to sing and how much to sing. If the character you are auditioning for sings one of these songs, please pick that song. If the character you are auditioning for does not have a song here, pick any song from the show. If the song has more than one character singing, just sing all parts. You will sing about a minute of the song.