Directed by: Jake Daniel
Show dates: July 31, Aug.1,2,6,7,8 2026 (Possible performance August 9th*)
Auditions: May 17 & 19, 2026 at 6:00pm, Possible callbacks May 20th at 6:00pm
REHEARSALS/SHOWDATES: First rehearsal: Tuesday, May 26. Rehearsals will be held regularly (generally Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays) leading up to the production
AGE: Minimum age 16.
WHAT TO PREPARE: 16–32 bars of a musical theatre song. Please bring sheet music in the correct key if possible. An accompanist/or a bluetooth speaker will be provided. Acapella auditions are not preferred.
AUDITION FORMAT: Dance Call (group), Vocal Auditions (individual), video submissions will be accepted in the case that you can't attend one of the in person auditions. To submit an audition video, you must submit an audition form PRIOR to submitting the video! Videos without forms will not be reviewed. See links below. If you are auditioning in person you will fill out your form on site. Links below are for video submission ONLY. Use BOTH links for video submission. One for the form, the other for your video.
Video audition form: click here to submit audition form for VIDEO Video audition upload link: click here to submit video
CALLBACKS: Callbacks may consist of movement exercises, Vocal selections, and cold reads from the script. Please wear clothes and shoes you can move in comfortably.
SYNOPSIS: Into the Woods intertwines the stories of several classic fairy tale characters. Cinderella from the ball, Jack from the beanstalk, Little Red Riding Hood, and others—alongside an original story of a Baker and his Wife. All of the characters have one thing in common: A wish. Act I follows their pursuit of their wishes, as they journey into the woods to achieve their “happily ever after.” Act II reveals the consequences of those wishes, as their actions collide, unraveling the illusion of a perfect ending and forcing them to confront responsibility, loss, and the necessity of community.
FINAL NOTE: We are seeking a diverse, committed cast of storytellers ready to move, imagine, collaborate, and build a dynamic ensemble. Strong acting choices and clarity of storytelling are essential.