UPCOMING AUDITIONS: JACK’S BACK!
NOTE: Auditions are only open to T. Schreiber Studio alumni or current students who have completed 3 months of classes (or the equivalent number of class sessions-12) before the date of the first rehearsal.
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The musical is unpublished, so you will not be able to purchase it. Copies are available for 24-HOUR CHECKOUT in the office. Please note that a failure to return your copy on time may result in you not being able to audition for the show.
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Jack’s Back!
a NEW musical comedy
book by Elmer L. Kline with Leo Cardini and Tom Herman
music and lyrics by Tom Herman
Directed by John Gould Rubin
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AUDITION DATES:
Monday, 2/20
12pm-7pm -Singing/Acting Call
Wednesday, 2/22
12pm-7pm- Singing/Acting Call
2pm-6pm-Dance Call
Thursday, 2/23
2pm-6pm-Dance Call
CALLBACKS:
Friday, 2/24
2pm-6pm Final Callbacks
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REHEARSAL SCHEDULE:
This schedule is an overview of the entire process, specific calls have yet to be made.
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CHARACTER BREAKDOWN:
Jack the Ripper
A Gentleman, seen in various disguises, age 35-40
rich baritone, able to do operetta style. Low A to high F-sharp above the staff.
Herbert Wingate
A cockney sausage-stuffer, age 20-25
Tenor. Need for strength throughout full range (B to high F-sharp) plus strong falsetto range up to C above middle C.
Martha Wingate
An aging prostitute and Herbert’s mother, age 50-60
Alto. A below middle C to D (a 9th above middle C).
John Green
The innkeeper of the Whistling Bull Pub, age 50-60
Strong baritone. Highest note is E-flat above middle C.
Jenny Treadwell
Herbert’s Girlfriend, a dress shop worker, age 18-22
Soprano. Must be able to do operetta style at times. Strength throughout the range needed: B-flat below middle C to high A above the staff.
The Bobby
A police officer, age 25-35
Baritone. Highest note is E above the staff.
Detective Hugo Cummings
A Scotland Yard detective, age 40-55
Baritone. Highest note is F above the staff (there is only one F and it is short; most of the part is comfortable baritone range)
Annie, Sophie, Mollie, Elizabeth
Prostitutes, age 20-30
Sailor Bill
A hard-drinking sailor
Newsman
Man I and Man II
Chorus
Sailors, Prostitutes and working-class types.
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RANGES AND SONG INFO:
Please come in with two contrasting song selections (8-10 measures). One should be slow. Theater songs preferably, possibly on the more old fashioned side (not rock music, or anything very pop sounding.)
Ranges for the leads:
Jack the Ripper: rich baritone, able to do operetta style. Low A to high F-sharp above the staff.
Herbert Wingate: Tenor. Need for strength throughout full range (B to high F-sharp) plus strong falsetto range up to C above middle C.
Martha Wingate: Alto. A below middle C to D (a 9th above middle C).
John Green: Strong baritone. Highest note is E-flat above middle C.
Jenny Treadwell: Soprano. Must be able to do operetta style at times. Strength throughout the range needed: B-flat below middle C to high A above the staff.
Bobby: Baritone. Highest note is E above the staff.
Detective Hugo Cummings: Baritone. Highest note is F above the staff (there is only one F and it is short; most of the part is comfortable baritone range)
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