Students enrolled in CYT classes are invited to audition for CYT's Winter production. Students will choose from 1 of the song/sides which they will memorize and perform for the Artistic Team. Students will also learn a dance segment as part of their audition.
Some will be ask to attend “callbacks” in which a student may be asked to read or sing for a specific character. Auditions are a wonderful way for students to gain self-confidence and to show the best of their talents! Auditions are open to family members who would like to attend and watch. (Callbacks are closed.) We do ask that no babies or toddlers be in attendance as to not distract the auditioning students during this important time.
First, download the Audition Forms. The Audition Form link can be found in the email you will receive after registering for a class. Students must be enrolled in a CYT class to audition for the Fall production.
Next, choose your vocal audition side from the audition tracks that will be posted here soon.
No other music is allowed.
Please note that student should choose the song they sing best - that shows their vocal ability - regardless of the character role singing.
Then,
upload all of your completed
Audition Form paperwork HERE by Thursday January 1st.
In addition to uploading your audition paperwork,
Students must bring a printed copy of their audition form completed with picture attached and conflicts listed.
Come to auditions (Hope Chapel). Auditions begin at 9:00 a.m.; please arrive early to have time to check in and get settled in your seat. You should bring:
- The printed forms in your audition packet that you have also uploaded to Dropbox.
- Dance shoes (or other shoes you can dance in - no boots/crocs/sandals/flip flops/Birkenstocks, etc.) Dance shoes can be changed into for the dance segment.
- Wear easy to move in clothes that are in CYT dress code. (No exposed tummies/spaghetti straps, etc.)
- A lunch and water bottle with your name on it. No peanuts or tree nuts allowed.
Auditions are open to parents and family members, and callbacks are closed.
To prepare for auditions click on the Auditions FAQ below.
Roles:
Tevye
Tevye is the heart and conscience of Fiddler on the Roof JR. Tevye is often cast as a larger young man, but his stature really comes from his integrity and zest for life.
Golde
Golde is the backbone of the family. She has a rather gruff exterior, but in her heart is sheer dedication to her family.
Tzeitel
Tzeitel is the oldest daughter of Tevye and Golde. She is the first to challenge the traditions of Anatevka by pleading with her father to let her marry Motel the tailor, to whom she has pledged her love.
Hodel
Hodel is a strong, independent middle child. She is outspoken but respectful. She has her eye on the Rabbi’s son at the outset of the story, but she is charmed by the revolutionary Perchick the moment she meets him, though she may not show it right away. Her dedication and love is real as she follows him to Siberia.
Chava
Chava is the scholarly daughter who loves to read. Her love the Russian, Fyedka, tests her father to the very limit and provides the largest conflict in the story.
Shprintze and Bielke
Shprintze and Bielke are the youngest daughters of Tevye and Golde. They are considerably younger than the three matchmaker daughters.
Motel
Motel is the poor, young tailor who is charmed with Tzeitel.
Perchik
Perchik is a young student who brings with him radical new ideas that challenge the traditions of the community.
Lazar Wolf
Lazar Wolf is a butcher, the town’s wealthiest citizen.
Fiddler
The Fiddler is a silent role, yet an important one
Yente
Yente is the middle-aged widow who matches up the young people of the village in hopes that they will marry. She is a village busybody and knows all the news of the town.
Constable
The constable is the local sheriff representing the Russian government.
Fyedka
Fyedka is a strong, young, Russian soldier who falls in love with Chava.
Featured Ensemble
Mordcha is a friendly, interesting innkeeper.
Yussel is a hatter.
Avram is a bookseller.
Mendel is the Rabbi’s son.
Rabbi is the spiritual center of the community
Villagers
The Villagers will portray the people of the village as Papas, Mamas, Sons or Daughters. Also included in this group are the Guests, Inn Patrons, Motel’s Parents and Motel’s Relations.
Ensemble
The First Man, Second Man, Another Man, First Woman, Second Woman and Third Woman all have spoken lines.
Russian Soldiers
The Russian Soldiers are under the command of the Constable.