Tuesday May 19th, 4:00pm to 8:00pm
Thursday May 21st, 4:00pm to 8:00pm
Potential Callbacks: Friday May 22nd, 4:00pm to 6:00pm
Welcome to Bikini Bottom! Come join us this Summer!
Sign up for an audition time slot using the SignUpGenius link
Fill out the conflict calendar
Please make a copy of this document, and fill out the calendar with all conflicts that your child has for the entire duration of the show. Then, either print out the completed calendar and have your child bring it along to their audition, or email the completed version to Warrick at [email protected].
Fill out the audition form
Prepare for your audition
The audition process will consist of four steps. First, we will ask the student to briefly introduce themselves and their song. Second, the student will perform a 60-90 second song. Third, we will provide the student with a short line from the show, and ask the student to perform the line in different ways. This exercise is made to challenge the students improv and acting, and therefore isn’t something the student is expected to prepare beforehand. Fourth and finally, the students will learn a dance audition as a group, and then perform the dance together.
For many students, picking a song is the most difficult part of an audition. For those struggling, here is a series of tips and tricks.
For most auditions, you will want to start by picking a show from a Broadway or other stage-version of a musical. This is the common expectation, but it is NOT a hard and fast rule. If you find a song that fits your needs that is from a movie, or even just from the radio, you can make that work.
If you have a particular character that you are hoping to be cast as, it is likely in your best interest to find a song that is similar to your desired character. You can also change how you perform a song to make it more like the character you want. Show off what you can do!
If you aren’t sure what character you’re interested in, you can instead focus on finding a song that fits the style of the show. Use your experience or the internet to find shows like this one.
If all else comes to fail, remember that seeing your strengths and your confidence is always the most important part of the process!
SpongeBob SquarePants: The life force of Bikini Bottom, SpongeBob dominates the stage with his positive energy and infectious joy. This iconic character will require an actor that is comfortable making a fool of themself, and who can brighten the auditorium with their smile. Impersonations and quick tone shifts will be needed, and a strong belt!
Sandy Cheeks: The genius scientist from the tree dome, Sandy is a powerful squirrel from Texas. She uses both her brains and her Karate skills to save the day. Another strong belter!
Patrick Star: SpongeBob’s BFF. Not always the brightest, but that doesn’t slow him down. Strong comedic talents necessary, and flexible vocals!
Squidward Q. Tentacles: Trapped at his low paying job, and living between the two numbskulls, Squidward just wants to escape and make it as an artistic star. Dry sarcasm and a grumpy demeanor necessary, tap dancing optional!
Eugene Krabs: The money hungry owner of the Krusty Krab. Eugene just can’t seem to keep the right things in focus! Looking for someone who can play a shrewd businessman and a poor father.
Sheldon Plankton: Always scheming, this one called organism is the key antagonist. Villainy, a touch of romance, and some serious rapping skills are what we’re after!
Karen the Computer: Sheldon’s wife and true source of brains. Another strong and sarcastic character with a touch of romance. Not a very involved singing role. But maybe some beatboxing???
Pearl Krabs: The ignored teenage daughter of Mr. Krabs. All she wants to do is enjoy her music. Strong vocalist needed!
Mayor of Bikini Bottom: A hilariously incompetent leader. Comedic lines and great satire opportunities.
Electric Skates: Pearl's favorite rock band! All members will require strong energy and stage presence.
Perch Perkins: The primary news anchor of bikini bottom. Someone who can be serious and occasionally dire. Written as a bass part, but we have a plan for any voice.
Patchy the Pirate: SpongeBob’s number 1 fan! Confidence for audience interaction will be a must. Comedic and obsessed.
French Narrator: The iconic Emcee of the show. Disembodied voice with, as you guessed, a French accent. Spoken role.
Tue, May 19, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Encore Hall
Thu, May 21, 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM at Encore Hall
We’re looking for friendly faces to volunteer. From building sets to popping popcorn, or ushering...we have a spot for you! Join the fun.