AUDITIONS

…The Wicked story continues in the tent at Corn Stock with Wizard of Oz this summer…

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Friday, May 16th
– 6:00p: Kids 7-12
– 7:00p: Adults

Saturday, May 17th
-11:00a: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults

Sunday, May 18th
-12:00p: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults
Callbacks: 4:00p on Sunday (if needed)
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

SHOW DATES: July 11-13 and July 16-19 at 7:30p

Please Sign Up for an Audition Slot Here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/9040D45AFAA2CA3FA7…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Please prepare 32 bars of music. You can use audition accompaniment when you bring sheet music or can use music from a phone. Need to wear comfortable clothes and shoes to dance. Will have some read for leading parts.

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Director: Peggy Hupp
Music Director: Claire Challacombe
Choreographer: Aliesha Graves
Stage Manger: Julie Diers
Make Up: Courtney Moore
Pit Director: TBA
Production Secretary: Sydney Abdnour
Lights: Riley Reynolds
Set design and builder: Ken Hupp and Howard Gorman

For more information or questions please contact Peggy at pbdancer54@yahoo.com.

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L. Frank Baum’s classic novel comes to life in The Wizard of Oz. This faithful adaptation by the Royal Shakespeare Company features all the most beloved songs and moments from the 1939 classic film, brought to life onstage. Young Dorothy Gale is swept away by a tornado from her Kansas farm to the magical land of Oz. There, she encounters a host of whimsical characters: good witches, bad witches, animals that talk, scarecrows that walk, and things magical to behold. To find her way home, she must journey along the Yellow Brick Road to see the mysterious and all-powerful Wizard in Emerald City. Along the way, she makes new friends, but must also brave many dangers, including the Wicked Witch of the West, who will stop at nothing to get her hands on Dorothy’s magical ruby slippers. To make it home safely, Dorothy must learn an important lesson: there’s no place like home.

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Dorothy Gale: Female Lead, (Mezzo/Mix) Young Kansas girl, earnest, expressive, and strong-willed, in search of something more. Very strong singer who moves well.

Scarecrow: Male Lead, (Baritone) Plucky and clever in a pinch, even while lacking a brain. Strong actor with an honest quality. Excellent dancer – acrobatic skills a bonus. Strong baritone to F.

Tin Man: Male Lead, (Baritone/Tenor) Desperate for a heart. A kind-hearted romantic. Singing and dance required. Strong baritone / tenor to G.

Lion: Male Lead, (Baritone) A mix of bravado and cowardice. Should move well. Actor with excellent comic timing. Vocal range: Strong baritone to F.

Wicked Witch: Female Supporting, Character villain with an over-the-top stage presence. Excellent comic actress, has a killer cackle. Sings comically but doesn’t have to sound good.

Wizard: Male Supporting (Spoken). Older father figure with an eccentric flair. Basic conjuring or sleight of hand a bonus. Non-Singing.

Glinda: Female Supporting, (Soprano) Glinda is the Good Witch of the North. Benevolent and beloved. Strong singer.

Aunt Em: Female Supporting (Spoken). Aunt Em is demanding, but loves her niece. Non-singing.

Uncle Henry: Male Supporting (Spoken) Dorothy’s pleasant uncle. Non-singing.

Guard: Male Supporting (Spoken) Strong comic actor, big presence.

Munchkins: Boys and Girls. The little people of Munchkinland. Long oppressed, and happy to be freed, the Munchkins will be played by children. Group singing and coordinated movement required. Dance experience is a plus. There are some featured roles among the munchkins, such as The Coroner, The Lollipop Guild, and The Lullaby League.

Ensemble: All ages. The chorus of the show, with featured
speaking/vocal/dancing roles available.

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…The Wicked story continues in the tent at Corn Stock with Wizard of Oz this summer…

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Friday, May 16th
– 6:00p: Kids 7-12
– 7:00p: Adults

Saturday, May 17th
-11:00a: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults

Sunday, May 18th
-12:00p: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults
Callbacks: 4:00p on Sunday (if needed)
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

SHOW DATES: July 11-13 and July 16-19 at 7:30p

Please Sign Up for an Audition Slot Here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/9040D45AFAA2CA3FA7…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Please prepare 32 bars of music. You can use audition accompaniment when you bring sheet music or can use music from a phone. Need to wear comfortable clothes and shoes to dance. Will have some read for leading parts.

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Director: Peggy Hupp
Music Director: Claire Challacombe
Choreographer: Aliesha Graves
Stage Manger: Julie Diers
Make Up: Courtney Moore
Pit Director: TBA
Production Secretary: Sydney Abdnour
Lights: Riley Reynolds
Set design and builder: Ken Hupp and Howard Gorman

For more information or questions please contact Peggy at pbdancer54@yahoo.com.

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L. Frank Baum’s classic novel comes to life in The Wizard of Oz. This faithful adaptation by the Royal Shakespeare Company features all the most beloved songs and moments from the 1939 classic film, brought to life onstage. Young Dorothy Gale is swept away by a tornado from her Kansas farm to the magical land of Oz. There, she encounters a host of whimsical characters: good witches, bad witches, animals that talk, scarecrows that walk, and things magical to behold. To find her way home, she must journey along the Yellow Brick Road to see the mysterious and all-powerful Wizard in Emerald City. Along the way, she makes new friends, but must also brave many dangers, including the Wicked Witch of the West, who will stop at nothing to get her hands on Dorothy’s magical ruby slippers. To make it home safely, Dorothy must learn an important lesson: there’s no place like home.

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Dorothy Gale: Female Lead, (Mezzo/Mix) Young Kansas girl, earnest, expressive, and strong-willed, in search of something more. Very strong singer who moves well.

Scarecrow: Male Lead, (Baritone) Plucky and clever in a pinch, even while lacking a brain. Strong actor with an honest quality. Excellent dancer – acrobatic skills a bonus. Strong baritone to F.

Tin Man: Male Lead, (Baritone/Tenor) Desperate for a heart. A kind-hearted romantic. Singing and dance required. Strong baritone / tenor to G.

Lion: Male Lead, (Baritone) A mix of bravado and cowardice. Should move well. Actor with excellent comic timing. Vocal range: Strong baritone to F.

Wicked Witch: Female Supporting, Character villain with an over-the-top stage presence. Excellent comic actress, has a killer cackle. Sings comically but doesn’t have to sound good.

Wizard: Male Supporting (Spoken). Older father figure with an eccentric flair. Basic conjuring or sleight of hand a bonus. Non-Singing.

Glinda: Female Supporting, (Soprano) Glinda is the Good Witch of the North. Benevolent and beloved. Strong singer.

Aunt Em: Female Supporting (Spoken). Aunt Em is demanding, but loves her niece. Non-singing.

Uncle Henry: Male Supporting (Spoken) Dorothy’s pleasant uncle. Non-singing.

Guard: Male Supporting (Spoken) Strong comic actor, big presence.

Munchkins: Boys and Girls. The little people of Munchkinland. Long oppressed, and happy to be freed, the Munchkins will be played by children. Group singing and coordinated movement required. Dance experience is a plus. There are some featured roles among the munchkins, such as The Coroner, The Lollipop Guild, and The Lullaby League.

Ensemble: All ages. The chorus of the show, with featured
speaking/vocal/dancing roles available.

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…The Wicked story continues in the tent at Corn Stock with Wizard of Oz this summer…

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Friday, May 16th
– 6:00p: Kids 7-12
– 7:00p: Adults

Saturday, May 17th
-11:00a: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults

Sunday, May 18th
-12:00p: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults
Callbacks: 4:00p on Sunday (if needed)
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

SHOW DATES: July 11-13 and July 16-19 at 7:30p

Please Sign Up for an Audition Slot Here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/9040D45AFAA2CA3FA7…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Please prepare 32 bars of music. You can use audition accompaniment when you bring sheet music or can use music from a phone. Need to wear comfortable clothes and shoes to dance. Will have some read for leading parts.

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Director: Peggy Hupp
Music Director: Claire Challacombe
Choreographer: Aliesha Graves
Stage Manger: Julie Diers
Make Up: Courtney Moore
Pit Director: TBA
Production Secretary: Sydney Abdnour
Lights: Riley Reynolds
Set design and builder: Ken Hupp and Howard Gorman

For more information or questions please contact Peggy at pbdancer54@yahoo.com.

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L. Frank Baum’s classic novel comes to life in The Wizard of Oz. This faithful adaptation by the Royal Shakespeare Company features all the most beloved songs and moments from the 1939 classic film, brought to life onstage. Young Dorothy Gale is swept away by a tornado from her Kansas farm to the magical land of Oz. There, she encounters a host of whimsical characters: good witches, bad witches, animals that talk, scarecrows that walk, and things magical to behold. To find her way home, she must journey along the Yellow Brick Road to see the mysterious and all-powerful Wizard in Emerald City. Along the way, she makes new friends, but must also brave many dangers, including the Wicked Witch of the West, who will stop at nothing to get her hands on Dorothy’s magical ruby slippers. To make it home safely, Dorothy must learn an important lesson: there’s no place like home.

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Dorothy Gale: Female Lead, (Mezzo/Mix) Young Kansas girl, earnest, expressive, and strong-willed, in search of something more. Very strong singer who moves well.

Scarecrow: Male Lead, (Baritone) Plucky and clever in a pinch, even while lacking a brain. Strong actor with an honest quality. Excellent dancer – acrobatic skills a bonus. Strong baritone to F.

Tin Man: Male Lead, (Baritone/Tenor) Desperate for a heart. A kind-hearted romantic. Singing and dance required. Strong baritone / tenor to G.

Lion: Male Lead, (Baritone) A mix of bravado and cowardice. Should move well. Actor with excellent comic timing. Vocal range: Strong baritone to F.

Wicked Witch: Female Supporting, Character villain with an over-the-top stage presence. Excellent comic actress, has a killer cackle. Sings comically but doesn’t have to sound good.

Wizard: Male Supporting (Spoken). Older father figure with an eccentric flair. Basic conjuring or sleight of hand a bonus. Non-Singing.

Glinda: Female Supporting, (Soprano) Glinda is the Good Witch of the North. Benevolent and beloved. Strong singer.

Aunt Em: Female Supporting (Spoken). Aunt Em is demanding, but loves her niece. Non-singing.

Uncle Henry: Male Supporting (Spoken) Dorothy’s pleasant uncle. Non-singing.

Guard: Male Supporting (Spoken) Strong comic actor, big presence.

Munchkins: Boys and Girls. The little people of Munchkinland. Long oppressed, and happy to be freed, the Munchkins will be played by children. Group singing and coordinated movement required. Dance experience is a plus. There are some featured roles among the munchkins, such as The Coroner, The Lollipop Guild, and The Lullaby League.

Ensemble: All ages. The chorus of the show, with featured
speaking/vocal/dancing roles available.

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…The Wicked story continues in the tent at Corn Stock with Wizard of Oz this summer…

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Friday, May 16th
– 6:00p: Kids 7-12
– 7:00p: Adults

Saturday, May 17th
-11:00a: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults

Sunday, May 18th
-12:00p: Kids 7-12
– 1:00p: Adults
Callbacks: 4:00p on Sunday (if needed)
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

SHOW DATES: July 11-13 and July 16-19 at 7:30p

Please Sign Up for an Audition Slot Here:
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/9040D45AFAA2CA3FA7…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Please prepare 32 bars of music. You can use audition accompaniment when you bring sheet music or can use music from a phone. Need to wear comfortable clothes and shoes to dance. Will have some read for leading parts.

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Director: Peggy Hupp
Music Director: Claire Challacombe
Choreographer: Aliesha Graves
Stage Manger: Julie Diers
Make Up: Courtney Moore
Pit Director: TBA
Production Secretary: Sydney Abdnour
Lights: Riley Reynolds
Set design and builder: Ken Hupp and Howard Gorman

For more information or questions please contact Peggy at pbdancer54@yahoo.com.

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L. Frank Baum’s classic novel comes to life in The Wizard of Oz. This faithful adaptation by the Royal Shakespeare Company features all the most beloved songs and moments from the 1939 classic film, brought to life onstage. Young Dorothy Gale is swept away by a tornado from her Kansas farm to the magical land of Oz. There, she encounters a host of whimsical characters: good witches, bad witches, animals that talk, scarecrows that walk, and things magical to behold. To find her way home, she must journey along the Yellow Brick Road to see the mysterious and all-powerful Wizard in Emerald City. Along the way, she makes new friends, but must also brave many dangers, including the Wicked Witch of the West, who will stop at nothing to get her hands on Dorothy’s magical ruby slippers. To make it home safely, Dorothy must learn an important lesson: there’s no place like home.

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Dorothy Gale: Female Lead, (Mezzo/Mix) Young Kansas girl, earnest, expressive, and strong-willed, in search of something more. Very strong singer who moves well.

Scarecrow: Male Lead, (Baritone) Plucky and clever in a pinch, even while lacking a brain. Strong actor with an honest quality. Excellent dancer – acrobatic skills a bonus. Strong baritone to F.

Tin Man: Male Lead, (Baritone/Tenor) Desperate for a heart. A kind-hearted romantic. Singing and dance required. Strong baritone / tenor to G.

Lion: Male Lead, (Baritone) A mix of bravado and cowardice. Should move well. Actor with excellent comic timing. Vocal range: Strong baritone to F.

Wicked Witch: Female Supporting, Character villain with an over-the-top stage presence. Excellent comic actress, has a killer cackle. Sings comically but doesn’t have to sound good.

Wizard: Male Supporting (Spoken). Older father figure with an eccentric flair. Basic conjuring or sleight of hand a bonus. Non-Singing.

Glinda: Female Supporting, (Soprano) Glinda is the Good Witch of the North. Benevolent and beloved. Strong singer.

Aunt Em: Female Supporting (Spoken). Aunt Em is demanding, but loves her niece. Non-singing.

Uncle Henry: Male Supporting (Spoken) Dorothy’s pleasant uncle. Non-singing.

Guard: Male Supporting (Spoken) Strong comic actor, big presence.

Munchkins: Boys and Girls. The little people of Munchkinland. Long oppressed, and happy to be freed, the Munchkins will be played by children. Group singing and coordinated movement required. Dance experience is a plus. There are some featured roles among the munchkins, such as The Coroner, The Lollipop Guild, and The Lullaby League.

Ensemble: All ages. The chorus of the show, with featured
speaking/vocal/dancing roles available.

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Saturday, May 31st 10a-1p & 2p-4p
Sunday, June 1st 1p-4p
Call Backs: Monday, June 2nd at 6:30p
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

Auditions open to all performers 20 & up by date of auditions.

SHOW DATES: August 15-16, 20-23, 27-30 at 7:30pm & August 17, 24, & 31 at 2:30pm

Please sign up for an audition slot on the form below.
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/60B0F4CAFAA29A6FD0…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Anyone who would like to audition for Dream Laurey ONLY should sign up at the appropriate time slot using our Sign-Up Genius that works for your schedule at either the Saturday 10am –
11am OR Sunday 1pm – 2pm time. You will ONLY be required to dance and will then be released. If you would like to audition for Dream Laurey and also be considered for another role, please also sign up for another audition slot that works in your schedule.

All other audition slots are Sing First, Dance After as a group.
For this audition, we are requiring you to prepare material from the show. After you have signed up for an audition slot, you will receive an email with the appropriate material to prepare for your audition. If you have not received your email by May 5th, please reach out to Autumn Vandeven at alvandeven1s@gmail.com.

NOTE: We will be accepting Video Submissions by email to alvandeven1s@gmail.com by May 30th at midnight. Please sign up for a time slot below if you need to submit a video.

Director: Autumn Vandeven
Music Director – Maggie Ann Sloter
Choreographer – Sydney Abdnour
Stage Manager – Greg Blume
Advising Director – Chip Joyce
Costume Designer – Sarah Blume
Props Head – Jes King
Production Secretary – Sandy Struglinski Kostouros
Assistant Production Secretary – Sarah Beth Leasor
Intimacy Coordinator – Rose Blume
Fight Choreographer – Jeramie Glass
Set Design – Chip Joyce
Set Builder Head – Brad Hughey
Sound Execution – Jimmy LaHood
Light Design – Wayne Carey
Dramaturg – Amber Vandeven

Inspired by the 2019 Broadway Revival, this staging of Rogers and Hammerstein’s very first musical tells the tale of a confident cowboy that competes with a sulky mysterious farmhand for the honor of taking a lovely farm woman to a dance highlights the darker aspects of the human experience while continuing to blend in familiar dance ensemble numbers which fans of the 1940s Golden Age classic know and love.

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We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment for this adaptation of Oklahoma! and are seeking talented individuals of all races, ethnicities, genders, and backgrounds.

This adaptation of Oklahoma! is not set in a “time period” and we believe that diversity enriches storytelling and brings authenticity to the story of Oklahoma!

Laurey Williams (Lead)
An independent and strong-willed woman who questions social expectations. Lives on and helps run her family farm with her Aunt Eller. While her affection leans toward Curly, she is intrigued by the quiet and shy newcomer Jud as well.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C4 – A5
Audition Song: Many a New Day

Curly McLain (Lead)
Cocky, popular cowboy who is in love with Laurey. Finds competition with Jud. Can be arrogant and gives “toxic masculinity” energy but is very charismatic and charming and (generally) easy to get along with.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C3 – F#4
Audition Song: The Surrey with the Fringe on Top

Jud Fry (Lead)
An outsider to the town of Claremore and hired farmhand to Aunt Eller and Laurey with a questionable past. Longs for connection and has fallen in love with Laurey’s kindness for him and decides to pursue a relationship with her. Shy and repellent.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: D3 – C#4
Audition Song: Lonely Room

Aunt Eller (Lead)
Laurey’s Aunt and the owner of the family farm. A well-respected authority figure within the community of Claremore, OK. Friendly and good-humored but has no patience for nonsense and stands on business. Wants what’s best for Laurey in the end.
Age Range: 40-60
Vocal Range: G3 – F5
Audition Song: Out of My Dreams

Ado Annie Carnes (Lead)
Vivacious, playful, and open-hearted. Ado Annie has just discovered what it means to be an attractive person – men hadn’t paid any mind until recently so she’s really taking full advantage and while she is “technically promised to Will Parker”, she agrees to accompany Ali Hakeem to the Box Social while (she thinks) Will is away. Which man does she prefer? Whoever she’s with, duh!
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C4 – A5
Must be comfortable with sensual movement.
Audition Song: I Cain’t Say No

Will Parker (Lead)
Charming, goofy, and thick-headed. Will is a prize-winning steer roper who just got back from the Kansas City Fair where he won the $50 needed to marry Ado Annie, his promised girl. But
will has some poor judgement and even worse money management skills.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: D#3 – F4
Dance Skills Needed
Audition Song: Kansas City

Ali Hakeem (Lead)
A peddler who finds themself in Claremore and tries to pass themself off as “Persian”. A shrewd businessperson and opportunist and an even bigger seducer, they find themself
cornered into marrying Ado Annie so must think quickly to get themself out of this “SCANDAL! OUTRAGE!”
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: F3 – D5
Audition Song: It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!

Gertie Cummings (Supporting)
A woman with a distinct laugh who jumps at the opportunity to have Curly take her to the Box Social.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: Alto or Soprano
Must have a VERY distinct and amusing laugh.
Audition Song: Choice of: Many a New Day, Out of My Dreams, I Cain’t Say No

Andrew Carnes (Supporting)
Ado Annie’s father and local judge. He hunts rabbits and usually has his shotgun at the ready.
Age Range: 40-65
Vocal Range: F3 – F4
Audition Song: The Farmer and the Cowhand

Cord Elam (Supporting)
One of the men in town, a Federal Marshall.
Age Range: 30-60
Vocal Range: Can be Baritone/Bass/Tenor
Audition Song: Choice of: Curly’s, Jud’s, Will’s, Ali’s, or Andrew Carne’s songs

Dream Laurey
This individual will be the featured solo dancer in the Dream Ballet at the top of Act 2. This individual must be a VERY strong dancer with a knowledge of all dance types with an emphasis on ballet, contemporary, modern, and/or lyrical.
Does NOT have to be a singer but can be a Chorus Character (won’t be in The Farmer and the Cowhand scene)

Chorus Characters
Ellen
Kate
Sylvie
Armina
Aggie
Mike
Joe
Sam
Fred
Slim
Ike
Age Range: 20-70
Vocal Range: All
Audition Song: Please select one of the following songs that best showcases your range:

Women:
– Many a New Day
– I Cain’t Say No
– Out of My Dreams

Men:
– The Surrey with the Fringe on Top
– Lonely Room
– Kansas City
– It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!
– The Farmer and the Cowhand

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In an effort to keep Corn Stock a safe space for minors, it is the theatre’s policy to conduct a background check for all volunteers. If you are cast in the production, Corn Stock will need your full legal name, email address, and phone number before rehearsals can proceed. An outside company (InquireHire) performs all background checks by sending you an email and/or text message with a link to fill out the necessary background check form. All information is sent through a secure server and CST sees none of your information. Background checks only flag crimes against children and no other records. Casting will be made official pending a successful background check.

Saturday, May 31st 10a-1p & 2p-4p
Sunday, June 1st 1p-4p
Call Backs: Monday, June 2nd at 6:30p
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

Auditions open to all performers 20 & up by date of auditions.

SHOW DATES: August 15-16, 20-23, 27-30 at 7:30pm & August 17, 24, & 31 at 2:30pm

Please sign up for an audition slot on the form below.
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/60B0F4CAFAA29A6FD0…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Anyone who would like to audition for Dream Laurey ONLY should sign up at the appropriate time slot using our Sign-Up Genius that works for your schedule at either the Saturday 10am –
11am OR Sunday 1pm – 2pm time. You will ONLY be required to dance and will then be released. If you would like to audition for Dream Laurey and also be considered for another role, please also sign up for another audition slot that works in your schedule.

All other audition slots are Sing First, Dance After as a group.
For this audition, we are requiring you to prepare material from the show. After you have signed up for an audition slot, you will receive an email with the appropriate material to prepare for your audition. If you have not received your email by May 5th, please reach out to Autumn Vandeven at alvandeven1s@gmail.com.

NOTE: We will be accepting Video Submissions by email to alvandeven1s@gmail.com by May 30th at midnight. Please sign up for a time slot below if you need to submit a video.

Director: Autumn Vandeven
Music Director – Maggie Ann Sloter
Choreographer – Sydney Abdnour
Stage Manager – Greg Blume
Advising Director – Chip Joyce
Costume Designer – Sarah Blume
Props Head – Jes King
Production Secretary – Sandy Struglinski Kostouros
Assistant Production Secretary – Sarah Beth Leasor
Intimacy Coordinator – Rose Blume
Fight Choreographer – Jeramie Glass
Set Design – Chip Joyce
Set Builder Head – Brad Hughey
Sound Execution – Jimmy LaHood
Light Design – Wayne Carey
Dramaturg – Amber Vandeven

Inspired by the 2019 Broadway Revival, this staging of Rogers and Hammerstein’s very first musical tells the tale of a confident cowboy that competes with a sulky mysterious farmhand for the honor of taking a lovely farm woman to a dance highlights the darker aspects of the human experience while continuing to blend in familiar dance ensemble numbers which fans of the 1940s Golden Age classic know and love.

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We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment for this adaptation of Oklahoma! and are seeking talented individuals of all races, ethnicities, genders, and backgrounds.

This adaptation of Oklahoma! is not set in a “time period” and we believe that diversity enriches storytelling and brings authenticity to the story of Oklahoma!

Laurey Williams (Lead)
An independent and strong-willed woman who questions social expectations. Lives on and helps run her family farm with her Aunt Eller. While her affection leans toward Curly, she is intrigued by the quiet and shy newcomer Jud as well.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C4 – A5
Audition Song: Many a New Day

Curly McLain (Lead)
Cocky, popular cowboy who is in love with Laurey. Finds competition with Jud. Can be arrogant and gives “toxic masculinity” energy but is very charismatic and charming and (generally) easy to get along with.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C3 – F#4
Audition Song: The Surrey with the Fringe on Top

Jud Fry (Lead)
An outsider to the town of Claremore and hired farmhand to Aunt Eller and Laurey with a questionable past. Longs for connection and has fallen in love with Laurey’s kindness for him and decides to pursue a relationship with her. Shy and repellent.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: D3 – C#4
Audition Song: Lonely Room

Aunt Eller (Lead)
Laurey’s Aunt and the owner of the family farm. A well-respected authority figure within the community of Claremore, OK. Friendly and good-humored but has no patience for nonsense and stands on business. Wants what’s best for Laurey in the end.
Age Range: 40-60
Vocal Range: G3 – F5
Audition Song: Out of My Dreams

Ado Annie Carnes (Lead)
Vivacious, playful, and open-hearted. Ado Annie has just discovered what it means to be an attractive person – men hadn’t paid any mind until recently so she’s really taking full advantage and while she is “technically promised to Will Parker”, she agrees to accompany Ali Hakeem to the Box Social while (she thinks) Will is away. Which man does she prefer? Whoever she’s with, duh!
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C4 – A5
Must be comfortable with sensual movement.
Audition Song: I Cain’t Say No

Will Parker (Lead)
Charming, goofy, and thick-headed. Will is a prize-winning steer roper who just got back from the Kansas City Fair where he won the $50 needed to marry Ado Annie, his promised girl. But
will has some poor judgement and even worse money management skills.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: D#3 – F4
Dance Skills Needed
Audition Song: Kansas City

Ali Hakeem (Lead)
A peddler who finds themself in Claremore and tries to pass themself off as “Persian”. A shrewd businessperson and opportunist and an even bigger seducer, they find themself
cornered into marrying Ado Annie so must think quickly to get themself out of this “SCANDAL! OUTRAGE!”
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: F3 – D5
Audition Song: It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!

Gertie Cummings (Supporting)
A woman with a distinct laugh who jumps at the opportunity to have Curly take her to the Box Social.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: Alto or Soprano
Must have a VERY distinct and amusing laugh.
Audition Song: Choice of: Many a New Day, Out of My Dreams, I Cain’t Say No

Andrew Carnes (Supporting)
Ado Annie’s father and local judge. He hunts rabbits and usually has his shotgun at the ready.
Age Range: 40-65
Vocal Range: F3 – F4
Audition Song: The Farmer and the Cowhand

Cord Elam (Supporting)
One of the men in town, a Federal Marshall.
Age Range: 30-60
Vocal Range: Can be Baritone/Bass/Tenor
Audition Song: Choice of: Curly’s, Jud’s, Will’s, Ali’s, or Andrew Carne’s songs

Dream Laurey
This individual will be the featured solo dancer in the Dream Ballet at the top of Act 2. This individual must be a VERY strong dancer with a knowledge of all dance types with an emphasis on ballet, contemporary, modern, and/or lyrical.
Does NOT have to be a singer but can be a Chorus Character (won’t be in The Farmer and the Cowhand scene)

Chorus Characters
Ellen
Kate
Sylvie
Armina
Aggie
Mike
Joe
Sam
Fred
Slim
Ike
Age Range: 20-70
Vocal Range: All
Audition Song: Please select one of the following songs that best showcases your range:

Women:
– Many a New Day
– I Cain’t Say No
– Out of My Dreams

Men:
– The Surrey with the Fringe on Top
– Lonely Room
– Kansas City
– It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!
– The Farmer and the Cowhand

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In an effort to keep Corn Stock a safe space for minors, it is the theatre’s policy to conduct a background check for all volunteers. If you are cast in the production, Corn Stock will need your full legal name, email address, and phone number before rehearsals can proceed. An outside company (InquireHire) performs all background checks by sending you an email and/or text message with a link to fill out the necessary background check form. All information is sent through a secure server and CST sees none of your information. Background checks only flag crimes against children and no other records. Casting will be made official pending a successful background check.

Saturday, May 31st 10a-1p & 2p-4p
Sunday, June 1st 1p-4p
Call Backs: Monday, June 2nd at 6:30p
Location: Corn Stock Theatre Center

Auditions open to all performers 20 & up by date of auditions.

SHOW DATES: August 15-16, 20-23, 27-30 at 7:30pm & August 17, 24, & 31 at 2:30pm

Please sign up for an audition slot on the form below.
https://www.signupgenius.com/…/60B0F4CAFAA29A6FD0…

WHAT TO EXPECT AT AUDITIONS:
Anyone who would like to audition for Dream Laurey ONLY should sign up at the appropriate time slot using our Sign-Up Genius that works for your schedule at either the Saturday 10am –
11am OR Sunday 1pm – 2pm time. You will ONLY be required to dance and will then be released. If you would like to audition for Dream Laurey and also be considered for another role, please also sign up for another audition slot that works in your schedule.

All other audition slots are Sing First, Dance After as a group.
For this audition, we are requiring you to prepare material from the show. After you have signed up for an audition slot, you will receive an email with the appropriate material to prepare for your audition. If you have not received your email by May 5th, please reach out to Autumn Vandeven at alvandeven1s@gmail.com.

NOTE: We will be accepting Video Submissions by email to alvandeven1s@gmail.com by May 30th at midnight. Please sign up for a time slot below if you need to submit a video.

Director: Autumn Vandeven
Music Director – Maggie Ann Sloter
Choreographer – Sydney Abdnour
Stage Manager – Greg Blume
Advising Director – Chip Joyce
Costume Designer – Sarah Blume
Props Head – Jes King
Production Secretary – Sandy Struglinski Kostouros
Assistant Production Secretary – Sarah Beth Leasor
Intimacy Coordinator – Rose Blume
Fight Choreographer – Jeramie Glass
Set Design – Chip Joyce
Set Builder Head – Brad Hughey
Sound Execution – Jimmy LaHood
Light Design – Wayne Carey
Dramaturg – Amber Vandeven

Inspired by the 2019 Broadway Revival, this staging of Rogers and Hammerstein’s very first musical tells the tale of a confident cowboy that competes with a sulky mysterious farmhand for the honor of taking a lovely farm woman to a dance highlights the darker aspects of the human experience while continuing to blend in familiar dance ensemble numbers which fans of the 1940s Golden Age classic know and love.

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We are committed to creating a diverse and inclusive environment for this adaptation of Oklahoma! and are seeking talented individuals of all races, ethnicities, genders, and backgrounds.

This adaptation of Oklahoma! is not set in a “time period” and we believe that diversity enriches storytelling and brings authenticity to the story of Oklahoma!

Laurey Williams (Lead)
An independent and strong-willed woman who questions social expectations. Lives on and helps run her family farm with her Aunt Eller. While her affection leans toward Curly, she is intrigued by the quiet and shy newcomer Jud as well.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C4 – A5
Audition Song: Many a New Day

Curly McLain (Lead)
Cocky, popular cowboy who is in love with Laurey. Finds competition with Jud. Can be arrogant and gives “toxic masculinity” energy but is very charismatic and charming and (generally) easy to get along with.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C3 – F#4
Audition Song: The Surrey with the Fringe on Top

Jud Fry (Lead)
An outsider to the town of Claremore and hired farmhand to Aunt Eller and Laurey with a questionable past. Longs for connection and has fallen in love with Laurey’s kindness for him and decides to pursue a relationship with her. Shy and repellent.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: D3 – C#4
Audition Song: Lonely Room

Aunt Eller (Lead)
Laurey’s Aunt and the owner of the family farm. A well-respected authority figure within the community of Claremore, OK. Friendly and good-humored but has no patience for nonsense and stands on business. Wants what’s best for Laurey in the end.
Age Range: 40-60
Vocal Range: G3 – F5
Audition Song: Out of My Dreams

Ado Annie Carnes (Lead)
Vivacious, playful, and open-hearted. Ado Annie has just discovered what it means to be an attractive person – men hadn’t paid any mind until recently so she’s really taking full advantage and while she is “technically promised to Will Parker”, she agrees to accompany Ali Hakeem to the Box Social while (she thinks) Will is away. Which man does she prefer? Whoever she’s with, duh!
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: C4 – A5
Must be comfortable with sensual movement.
Audition Song: I Cain’t Say No

Will Parker (Lead)
Charming, goofy, and thick-headed. Will is a prize-winning steer roper who just got back from the Kansas City Fair where he won the $50 needed to marry Ado Annie, his promised girl. But
will has some poor judgement and even worse money management skills.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: D#3 – F4
Dance Skills Needed
Audition Song: Kansas City

Ali Hakeem (Lead)
A peddler who finds themself in Claremore and tries to pass themself off as “Persian”. A shrewd businessperson and opportunist and an even bigger seducer, they find themself
cornered into marrying Ado Annie so must think quickly to get themself out of this “SCANDAL! OUTRAGE!”
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: F3 – D5
Audition Song: It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!

Gertie Cummings (Supporting)
A woman with a distinct laugh who jumps at the opportunity to have Curly take her to the Box Social.
Age Range: 20-40
Vocal Range: Alto or Soprano
Must have a VERY distinct and amusing laugh.
Audition Song: Choice of: Many a New Day, Out of My Dreams, I Cain’t Say No

Andrew Carnes (Supporting)
Ado Annie’s father and local judge. He hunts rabbits and usually has his shotgun at the ready.
Age Range: 40-65
Vocal Range: F3 – F4
Audition Song: The Farmer and the Cowhand

Cord Elam (Supporting)
One of the men in town, a Federal Marshall.
Age Range: 30-60
Vocal Range: Can be Baritone/Bass/Tenor
Audition Song: Choice of: Curly’s, Jud’s, Will’s, Ali’s, or Andrew Carne’s songs

Dream Laurey
This individual will be the featured solo dancer in the Dream Ballet at the top of Act 2. This individual must be a VERY strong dancer with a knowledge of all dance types with an emphasis on ballet, contemporary, modern, and/or lyrical.
Does NOT have to be a singer but can be a Chorus Character (won’t be in The Farmer and the Cowhand scene)

Chorus Characters
Ellen
Kate
Sylvie
Armina
Aggie
Mike
Joe
Sam
Fred
Slim
Ike
Age Range: 20-70
Vocal Range: All
Audition Song: Please select one of the following songs that best showcases your range:

Women:
– Many a New Day
– I Cain’t Say No
– Out of My Dreams

Men:
– The Surrey with the Fringe on Top
– Lonely Room
– Kansas City
– It’s a Scandal! It’s an Outrage!
– The Farmer and the Cowhand

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In an effort to keep Corn Stock a safe space for minors, it is the theatre’s policy to conduct a background check for all volunteers. If you are cast in the production, Corn Stock will need your full legal name, email address, and phone number before rehearsals can proceed. An outside company (InquireHire) performs all background checks by sending you an email and/or text message with a link to fill out the necessary background check form. All information is sent through a secure server and CST sees none of your information. Background checks only flag crimes against children and no other records. Casting will be made official pending a successful background check.