Don’t Dream It Be It a tribute cabaret

Singers of any voice part or gender

Individual performers are responsible for practicing their piece. Anyone interested in selected for the company group numbers will be sent music & videos to practice at home.

Please record yourself(video or audio) singing 16 bars or more of your preferred performance song as well as a backup song if you have one. Accompanied or Accapella is fine and you can even sight read or resd lyrics for submissions but you will need to be off book for the performance and have a backing track for performance which we are happy to help you find for cover songs as needed.

Please send video or audio submissions to Nicoloratura@gmail.com

If you need ideas for numbers from some lesser known works check out;
Spamalot – King Arthur
A Christmas Carol(by Alan Menkin)- Ebenezer Scrouge
Beauty and the Beast the Enchated Chistmas – Maestro Forte
Annie – Rooster
Three Penny Opera – Macheath/Mack
My favorite year – Alan Swann
Simplicity – original album
Fearless – original album
Read My Lips – original album

Performance Location
The Workshop 1869 Wantagh Ave, Wantagh, NY 11793

Currently auditioning theatrical singers age 16+ for a tribute cabaret in memorial to Tim Curry. Being held on Long Island the evening of September 27th.

Any and all songs sung by Tim Curry in any Movie, TV Show, Stage Musical, etc.
(Please note solo Frank RHPS numbers are already taken)
Both conventional and parody performances are welcome.
Individuals, duets, trios, and group numbers are accepted.
WE ARE CASTING ALL GENDERS! We encourage all performers regardless of age, race, gender identity, etc. to submit.

We will also be planning two group numbers that include a little bit of easy dance movement as well as a certain number with puppets.

If interested in taking part in these group numbers you must be able to learn the staging from home as there will be no in person rehearsals. Priority on the 2nd number will go to those who have their own puppet and/or puppetry experience.

Costumes are encouraged but not required.
Spots will only be granted to LIVE SINGERS. We will not be accepting lip sycned or shadow cast esc acts act this time.

To apply please send an email to Nicoloratura@gmail.com
Please introduce yourself in your email as well as a include a video clio or audio recording of the song you would like to perform.

Can’t wait to hear you!

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Hardscrabble Theater

Two Cents

Audition Dates: 9/3/2026, 9/4/2026, 9/5/2026, 9/6/2026

Todd- Late 20’s-early 30’s
Lead
Todd is a homeless war veteran living on the streets of New Orleans. In spite of his circumstances with PTSD and bad choices he is very in touch with his circumstances and fighting to make his way home all the while still trying to help others. This is a lead role.

Johnny- Late 20’s-early 30’s
Supporting
Johnny is Todd’s brother in battle. In this role we see Johnny in a flashback scene while he and Todd are in battle. They are bonded in their friendship and we get a glimpse of what haunts Todd in the present.

While the role of Johnny is for one scene it is a crucial piece of the story and one of the most emotionally packed of the play.

Rehearsals: Tuesdays and Wednesdays at Hardscrabble Theater starting 9/15/26 at 7 p.m.

Performance: Sunday, November 8, 2026 3 p.m.

This is a virtual audition. Please email for request to send video submission and for sides. Amy Nicole – amy.tangel@yahoo.com

Mandatory attendance required for rehearsals. Tech week will be 11/2-11/7. Performance will be Sunday, November 8 at 3 p.m.

Performance Location: Hardscrabble Theater 298 Conklin St. Farmingdale, NY 11735

The new original play, Two Cents written by Amy Nicole, is making its full-production premiere after spending the past 4 years touring with staged readings in LA, NY, Sag Harbor, West Babylon, and London as part of the Camden Fringe Festival.  Set in New Orleans, Two Cents tells the story of Grace, a young woman set out to find answers to her past when she encounters Todd, a homeless veteran trying to find his way home. With one simple question and a little bit of fate, Grace and Todd’s lost souls befriend each other as they search for answers to solve Grace’s family mystery. Together they each look to their French Quarter friends Miss Celia and Mr. Williams for insight and find more than they could have imagined.