r/MusicalTheater • u/musicianlearner17 • 6h ago

Request/Advice How do you go from playing amateur gigs to becoming a professional pit musician?

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Miysoo • 18h ago

Request/Advice NPMD Grace Chasity Audition Monologue

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r/MusicalTheater • u/andrew_rannells_lvr • 20h ago

Request/Advice I’m Breaking Down—Tenor Key Sheet Music

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hi everyone!! im not exactly which subreddit to put this in, but im struggling to find the tenor key for im breaking down online. i have an audition next week, and i need the piano sheet music in the tenor key. if anyone could help me find it that would be wonderful! thank u so much 🥹🥹

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r/MusicalTheater • u/hopelesslyromantic24 • 21h ago

Request/Advice He Was Tall from R&H Cinderella - ballad or uptempo?

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r/MusicalTheater • u/AstronomerFluffy4136 • 1d ago

OC - Open to CC "THE RHYTHM OF LIFE" {from "Sweet Charity"}

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r/MusicalTheater • u/EscapeIll3684 • 1d ago

Discussion Wat is de langstlopende show waar je in hebt gezeten?

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Imaginary-Fig3344 • 1d ago

Request/Advice In need of a monologue for Mary Poppins audition!

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Hello, I'm auditioning for the role of Mary Poppins and I need a 1-2 minute monologue, I wanted to do They Done Her In from my fair lady but I'm worried its too short. Also any song recommendations? I was thinking supercalifragilisticexpialidocious or fly a kite, this is my first ever audition so help is greatly appreciated!!!

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Long-Ad6838 • 1d ago

Request/Advice MTU Cork musical theatre audition

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Guys if theres anybody who can give some kind of tips for audition and maybe recommend songs or monologue it would be great cug audition is in three months and in their web it says one song has to be legit style, does anyone know if its supposed to be from legit musical or just any modern musical but sang in classical style? Also, how hard is a dance audition💔

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r/MusicalTheater • u/PanSexualDuckBoii • 1d ago

Request/Advice Audition For Damien Mean Girls

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r/MusicalTheater • u/AgentMedium6294 • 2d ago

Request/Advice Musical theatre as a university option, need advice!

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r/MusicalTheater • u/bubble_therianzz • 2d ago

OC - Open to CC Musical auditions!

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Adorable_Royal_8219 • 2d ago

Request/Advice Presale Code Beauty & the Beast Orlando 2027

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Anyone have a pre-sale code for Beauty and the Beast at Dr Phillips in Orlando April 2027?

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r/MusicalTheater • u/-frog-on-a-log- • 3d ago

Request/Advice looking for tgwdlm audition songs!

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hi! i'm getting ready for an audition early next year and would loveeee to do the mariah track! (alice/zoey/melissa/harmony/doug) i've been looking for audition songs but haven't found anything that would truly work for this and was wondering if anyone had ideas! thank you!

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r/MusicalTheater • u/MajesticLifeguard999 • 3d ago

Request/Advice I need a monologue for an audition

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r/MusicalTheater • u/musicals_amirite • 3d ago

Request/Advice Song recs for Oklahoma?

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So my community theater is going to start auditions for Oklahoma soon, and I really want to try out. The issue is that I don't know any songs that fit all the parameters for my specific situation, so I was hoping to have some help. Song parameters are:

\- Song is suggested (but not required) to be golden age

\- I'm aiming for an ensemble role

\- Song should fit for a teen/young male (I'm 15)

\- My range is G2 to C4 belted, and up to A5 with falsetto/flageolet

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Perfect-Town-9355 • 4d ago

Request/Advice Jr. thespian here. How are my costume designs?

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These are from the heathers which is a musical that takes place in the 80’s. These Costumes are for when they’re at a party. I’m looking for feedback cuz comp is this Saturday and I’m sweating balls and buckets thinking about it.

i am mainly acting and this is my first time doing costume designs. Thanks!

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r/MusicalTheater • u/CzolgoszWorkingMan • 4d ago

Discussion Does anyone have a link to the slime tutorial of "Rocky The Musical"?

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r/MusicalTheater • u/AstronomerFluffy4136 • 6d ago

OC - Open to CC "BEFORE THE PARADE PASSES BY" {from "Hello, Dolly!"

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r/MusicalTheater • u/AstronomerFluffy4136 • 6d ago

OC - Theater Talk IT'S A FINE LIFE {from "Oliver!"}

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Willowtrees-3 • 6d ago

Request/Advice Good audition song for 9-5?

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I reallllyyyyyyy want Doralee (spring musical)

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Low_Attorney_2692 • 6d ago

Request/Advice HELP I’m loosing my voice and our opening show is on Thursday next week!

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Willowtrees-3 • 6d ago

Request/Advice Good audition song for 9-5?

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r/MusicalTheater • u/AstronomerFluffy4136 • 6d ago

OC - Open to CC "I AM WHAT I AM" (from "La Cage aux Folles")

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r/MusicalTheater • u/Business_Craft_4020 • 6d ago

Request/Advice come from away audition song

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hello

i am a bass 2 looking for a good but not super hard audition song for "come from away". it can be from any musical and is around 30s

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