AUDITIONS

Little Women

Adapted by Lauren M. Gunderson | From the novel by Louisa May Alcott

Stage Director: David Warrnock

Stage Manager: Sarah O'Neill | Production Manager: Lis Adams

Auditions Saturday Feb 7 at 2PM, 3PM, & 4PM
Sunday Feb 8 at 2PM, 3PM & 4PM

Callbacks Tuesday Feb 10 at 7PM

To SIGN UP FOR A SLOT, please go to this Audition Form.

Tech Week: April 25-29 | Dress Rehearsal: April 30

Performance dates: May 1-3, 8-10, 15-17. Friday & Saturday at 8PM, Sunday at 2PM

From Lauren Gunderson, the playwright of The Revolutionists and Silent Sky, comes a new adaptation of a beloved classic. Louisa May Alcott’s Little Women explores the parallel lives of the author’s family and the iconic March sisters – Jo, Beth, Meg, and Amy -- in a heartwarming coming of age tale of empowerment, family, resilience – and the creation of an American literary masterpiece, with Alcott herself, a determined young writer finding her way in the world, center stage.

Roles

Louisa / Jo

Independent, ambitious, and fiercely determined to pursue her dreams of becoming a writer. Jo is tomboyish, outspoken, and adventurous, with a strong sense of justice and loyalty, but also self-critical and quick-tempered. Age: 18 to mid-20s

Meg

The eldest March sister, responsible, nurturing, and traditional but vibrant and full of romantic dreams. Meg is thoughtful, compassionate, and devoted but also sometimes vain and longing for the ease of wealth that she never had. Age: 18 to mid-20s

Beth

Quiet, gentle, and musical. She is shy, selfless, and deeply empathetic. She does not dream of a life outside of her home and family, an inward girl, never a woman. Age: 18 to mid-20s

Amy

The youngest sister who is impatient, artistic, vivacious, charming. Often self-centered and vengeful, but also spirited, creative, determined and loving. Age: 18 to mid-20s

Marmee (will be double cast with Aunt March)

The mother of the March sisters is wise, nurturing, and compassionate, resilient, and patient. She guides her daughters toward selflessness and level-headedness, but also shares their verve, delight for life, family and independence. Age: 40s-50

Aunt March (will be double cast with Marmee)

Fussy, rich, judgmental, Age: 70

Laurie

Wealthy, charming neighbor and close friend of the March sisters. He is adventurous, mischievous, and impulsive, with a playful spirit and a love for music and literature. Despite his privileged upbringing, Laurie is kind-hearted, loyal, and deeply devoted to the March family, especially Jo. Age: 18 to mid-20s

John (will be double cast with Friedrich)

Laurie's tutor and later Meg's husband. He is intelligent, earnest, hardworking, and respectful, with a strong sense of duty and integrity. Age: Late 20s

Friedrich (will be double cast with John)

Professor Friedrich Bhaer is a sunny, generous German immigrant and intellectual. He is cultured, cheerful and kind-hearted, with a love for literature and philosophy. He embodies principles of intellect, integrity, and genuine affection. Age: 35-40

To SIGN UP FOR A SLOT, please go to this Audition Form.