After registration is completed, please prepare the following materials for the auditions.

• A photo of yourself or headshot (if you have one)
• Explanation of your theatrical or performance-based experienced or resume (if you have one)
• One audition song (16-32 bars, or about 60-90 seconds of music). The song can either be from musical theatre or popular music.
• One audition monologue (one minute or less in length)

Questions? Email:
Issaquah – Moy Hinojos (mhinojos@villagetheatre.org)
Everett – Ayana Uriu (auriu@villagetheatre.org)

Audition FAQs

Callbacks for Disney’s Finding Nemo JR. will be Friday, February 2, 2024, from 4:00-9:00pm, and Saturday, February 3, 2024, from 4:00-9:00pm.  Callbacks will take place in person at the Hunt Family Theatre, 120 Front Street N. Issaquah, WA 98027.

All callback information can be accessed at the KIDSTAGE Productions Callback and Casting Page.

KIDSTAGE Callback and Casting Page >> Click here

Village Theatre believes that experiential learning in theatre arts is a powerful tool for building essential life and career skills including critical thinking, concentration, collaboration, discipline, communication and creativity. We strive to ensure that all young people, regardless of financial circumstances, are able to participate in our programs.

Financial need should never be a reason to not participate in KIDSTAGE productions. Thanks to generous donors, foundations, and corporate support, we are able to offer financial assistance in the form of scholarships. For more information about our financial assistance, please check out the link below.

Financial Aid Info

*Financial assistance and payments plans are available. For more information about finance options, contact Angela Linder (Youth Education Administrator) at alinder@villagetheatre.org.

This production program is designed for new and younger aspiring theatre artists. Led by a team of professionals who value mentoring and teaching, this program is the most pedagogically oriented production that KIDSTAGE offers and often takes place during spring semester of the school year.

This program focuses on the performer and the development of their artistic process as they learn to create and collaborate with directors, music directors, choreographers, and designers, as well as each other. Students who participate begin to learn the fundamentals of character development, learning choreography, staging, and vocal technique. They also experience a full production process from rehearsals, technical and dress rehearsals, to performances.

This program also gives opportunities to students in our Technical Theatre Program to develop and practice their craft in various backstage disciplines, such as sound, lights, and backstage crew. The goal of this production program is to instill the fundamentals of theatre arts and to help students find and hone their passion for theatre.