Auditions
Auditions
Production Dates: September 19 - October 4, 2026
Alanis Morissette's Jagged Little Pill: The Musical
Book by Diablo Cody; Music by Alanis Morissette and Glen Ballard​
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An exhilarating musical inspired by the themes and raw emotions laid bare in Alanis Morissette's seminal album of the same name. The Healys appear to be a picture-perfect suburban family – but looks can be deceiving. When the cracks beneath the surface begin to show, they must choose between maintaining the status quo or facing harsh truths about themselves, their community, and the world around them.
Full information on the audition page.
Audition Schedule
Auditions: Thursday, May 7 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, May 9 at 10 a.m.
Callbacks: Sunday, May 10, at 7 p.m.
Read-through May 12 at 7PM
Production Team
Stage Director: Rhiannon Jenkins
Music Director: Kathryn Denney
Choreographer: Jill Tokac
Stage Manager: Brian Adler
Production Managers: Jo Wellins & Cayd Barrera
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Roles​
Mary Jane Healy
An affluent white woman in her 40s. Smart, polished, deeply invested in being the “perfect” wife and mother. Warm, funny, controlling, and increasingly unmoored as the cracks in her family life widen. This is a demanding role requiring strong acting range and powerful vocals.
Gender: Female Age: 40s. Pop/Rock belter F3-F5
Steve Healy
Mary Jane’s husband, a successful white man in his 40s with a clean-cut, corporate presence. Charismatic, polished, loving in his way, but emotionally withheld and shaped by ambition, image, and pressure . Strong actor and singer.
Gender: Male. Age: 40s. Strong pop/rock singer A3-A5
Frankie Healy
The Healys’ adopted Black daughter, 16. Bright, passionate, rebellious, funny, politically engaged, and emotionally raw. She is pushing against family expectations while trying to define herself on her own terms. Strong actor and singer.
Gender: Female. Age: 18 to early 20s, able to play 16. Strong pop/rock singer F#3-F#5
Jo
Assigned female at birth, around 16. Exploring gender presentation and identity. Funny, grounded, observant, and self-possessed. Jo is Frankie’s close friend and brings clarity, humor, and emotional steadiness. Strong actor and singer. The script specifically identifies this role as a young person experimenting with gender presentation.
Gender: Open to performers who connect with the character’s journey
Age: 18 to early 20s, able to play 16. Strong pop/rock belter E3-G5
Phoenix
A sixteen year-old boy. Intelligent, sharp, dryly funny, and socially perceptive. Phoenix sees more than most people around him and is unafraid to say what others avoid. Strong actor and singer.
Gender: Male. Age: 18 to early 20s, able to play 16. Strong pop/rock belter E4-Bb5
Bella
A free-spirited teenage girl. Bold, impulsive, magnetic, and deeply vulnerable. She forms an intense connection with Frankie and helps open up Frankie’s emotional world. Strong actor and singer.
Gender: Female. Age: 18 to early 20s. Pop/Rock singer F#3-A5
Nick Healy
The Healys’ son, 16. Athletic, high-achieving, and outwardly easygoing. Beneath that ease is a young man struggling to live up to expectations while navigating love, loyalty, and harm. Strong actor and singer.
Gender: Male. Age: 18 to early 20s, able to play 16. Pop/Rock singer D#4-A#5
Ensemble
Up to 13 actors required for the ensemble. In the Broadway production, the actors playing Bella and Phoenix were part of the ensemble, and ensemble tracks may cover multiple featured roles such as classmates, friends, parents, teachers, barista, receptionist, protesters, carolers, and other community members. The ensemble must be strong vocally and emotionally flexible, with the ability to move between realism and heightened theatrical storytelling.
