Audition Details

ShowAnnie Warbucks
CompanyCommunity Playhouse of Northport
DirectorMitch Cooperman
Musical DirectorChristopher Quintana
ChoreographerHeather Granger
ProducerSuzie Lustig
NotesChildren under 7 years of age are not eligible to join this production. All conflicts must be disclosed upfront. No rehearsal conflicts will be accepted starting November 4th, unless for a mandatory school activity, work meeting, or illness. If cast, there is a $40 participation fee and a $25 costume fee to be a member of our production. Many parts in this production will be double-cast.
InstructionsPrepare 16-32 bars of music from a musical. Please provide music for our accompanist. We strongly discourage acapella auditions. No video submissions will be accepted.
Rehearsal DatesRehearsal begin on Monday, September 19th. on-Thurs evenings, 6:30-9:00(10:00) occasional Friday, Saturday, November 2nd. Number of days per week is role-dependent. Dress rehearsals begin on Friday, November 8th. Rehearsal dress rehearsal week will go until 10:00 PM
Performance DatesFriday, 11/15 at 7:30 PM Saturday, 11/16 at 3:00 PM- Sensory Friendly performance Sunday, 11/17 at 3:00 PM Friday, 11/22 at 7:30 PM Saturday, 11/23 at 7:30 PM Sunday, 11/24 at 3:00 PM
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Show InfoAnnie Warbucks is a heartwarming, family-friendly musical and a great way to kick off the holiday season. The story begins exactly where the story of Annie left off. On Christmas Day, just as Annie and her friends celebrate her adoption by Oliver Warbucks, the festivities are interrupted by Commissioner Harriet Doyle of Child Welfare, who informs Warbucks that as a single man, he is ineligible to adopt Annie. Thus ensues a search for him to quickly find a wife before Annie's adoption is null and void. However, things are not as they appear at face value, as a plot is afoot by Commissioner Doyle to trick Oliver into falling in love with a woman who has a shady past and plans to get rid of Warbucks and steal all of his money. Will our villains succeed or will Oliver Warbucks finally realize that his true love is right in front of him, in his trusty secretary, Grace Farrell? This show has a fantastic score and audience goers will be enchanted with this story and wonder why this show is rarely performed on Long Island.

Audition Location/Date/Times

TypeLocationDateTime
OpenCommunity Playhouse of Northport >>for students in grades 2nd-12th. No adults.<<
158 Laurel Avenue
Northport
Sep 097:00 PM - 9:00 PM
OpenCommunity Playhouse of Northport
158 Laurel Avenue
Northport
Sep 107:00 PM - 9:00 PM
OpenCommunity Playhouse of Northport
158 Laurel Avenue
Northport
Sep 117:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Call BackCommunity Playhouse of Northport
158 Laurel Avenue
Northport
Sep 127:00 PM - 9:00 PM

Roles

RoleM/FAgeDescription
Annie Warbucks (age 9-13, big-voiced – dances)F9-13Oliver Warbucks' new daughter. Still the spunky, friendly, outspoken girl we know and love.
Vocal range top: E5 Vocal range bottom: A3
Oliver Warbucks (age 40-60's, tenor, able to move)M40-60A successful businessman with a warm heart. Rich, stiff-collared, bullish.
Vocal range top: G5 Vocal range bottom: B3
Grace Farrell (ages 30-50's), Mezzo soprano who dances)F30-50Faithful secretary to Oliver Warbucks. She eventually becomes his love interest. She is poised, sweet, gentle.
Vocal range top: F5. Vocal range bottom: B3
Harriet Doyle (age 40-60's, Alto)F40-60Commissioner of the New York City Department of Child Welfare and a bit of a scheming bureaucrat. Ruthless, stubborn, conniving.
Vocal range top: B4. Vocal range bottom: G#3
Sheila Kelly (age 30-50's Mezzo)F30-50An employee of the Child Welfare office and Commissioner Doyle's partner-in-crime, she attempts to marry Warbucks. Deceitful, smart, insincere.
Vocal range top: B4. Vocal range bottom: F#3
Charlene Grace (C.G.) Paterson (age 11-15, soprano)F11-15Ella and Alvin Paterson's daughter. A sweet girl who becomes very close to Annie.
Vocal range top: D5. Vocal range bottom: A3
Ella Paterson (age 40-60's, alto / mid-soprano)F40-60Loving mother of C.G., she looks out for Annie. Kind and wise.
Vocal range top: D5. Vocal range bottom: E3
Rev. Alvin T. Paterson (age 40-60, tenor) M40-60Southern sharecropper, preacher, and father of C.G.
Drake (age 40-60, tenor, dances) (Could be male or female)M/F40-60Executive Butler to Oliver Warbucks. Loyal, caring, observant.
Vocal range top: F#5. Vocal range bottom: C4
Pepper (age 8-15, big voice, dances) F8-15The bossiest orphan. Likes to take control.
Peaches (age 8-15, big voice, dances) F5-15A sassy new orphan who might just be bossier than Pepper.
Tessie (age 7-12, big voice, dances)F7-12An orphan and good friend of Annie.
Molly (age 7-9, big voice, dances) F7-9She is the youngest orphan.
Simon Whitehead (age 40's+, ensemble vocals) M40-50Oliver Warbucks' attorney.
Mrs. Pugh (age 40's+, ensemble vocals) F40-50Oliver Warbucks' head of household.
Franklin Delano Roosevelt (age 40-60's, ensemble vocals) M40-60U.S. President
Senator Arthur Vandenburg (age 40’s-60's, non-singing) M40-60U.S. Senator from Michigan.
David Lilienthal (age 40-60's ensemble vocals) M40-60Public administrator who becomes head of the Tennessee Valley Authority.
Price (age 40-60's, ensemble singing) M40-60One of Oliver Warbucks' accountants.
Waterhouse (age 40+, ensemble singing) M40-60One of Oliver Warbucks' accountants.
Fletcher (age 18-30+, ensemble singing) M18-30Oliver Warbucks' chauffeur.
Miss Clark (age 30-50's, ensemble singing) F30-50The orphanage matron.
Harry / Miss Harry (age 40-60's, ensemble singing) F40-60Clerk in the Child Welfare office.
Dr. Margaret Whittleby (age 40's+, ensemble singing) F40-50A child psychologist.
Mr. Stanley (age 40's, ensemble singing). M40-50A mill foreman in Tennessee.
Gladys (age 16-35+, ensemble singing) F16-35White House secretary.
John Garner (age mid-60s, ensemble singing) M60-70Vice President of the United States.
Warbucks' staff, orphansM/F7-60male & female, age 7-60+ years, singing, must be able to move / dance