Audition Info

Opportunities to Perform

We are excited to announce auditions for a youth production of “Meet Me in St. Louis” on March 2.

As part of the 120th anniversary celebration of the 1904 World’s Fair, in partnership with the Missouri History Museum, we cannot wait to bring this story to life on stage AT The History Museum this June.

This is a unique opportunity to showcase your talents as a performer and become a city ambassador in this highly sought-after production. We are looking for passionate and dedicated individuals eager to participate in this historic event. Don’t miss out on this chance to be a part of St. Louis History!

Reserve your Audition Spot here:  https://forms.gle/CMWD6xQs7HrWX12G6

Arts4ALL production Ignite Theatre + The Penguin Project

present Finding Nemo Jr. 

We are thrilled to announce auditions for “Finding Nemo Jr.” in partnership with the Penguin Project. This program provides opportunities for children with disabilities to participate in the performing arts alongside student performance mentors. This is a chance to showcase your skills as a performer and mentor while promoting inclusivity and diversity in the arts community.
We are seeking passionate and committed individuals excited to participate in this unique and heartwarming production. Join us in this wonderful partnership and participate in something truly special!
This production will rehearse in WEBSTER GROVES.

Calling all Resistance members! It’s time to FLUSH the oppressors out of power!

Urinetown auditions 5/4

By participating in Urinetown, you will be headlining the St. Louis Fringe Fest, providing exposure to a wider audience and allowing you to showcase your talent on a bigger stage. Not only will you gain valuable experience and build your resume, but you will also make new friends and memories that will last a lifetime.

Don’t miss out on this fantastic opportunity to be part of an amazing production that will surely leave audiences FLUSHED with pride at St. Louis Fringe Fest.

Rehearsals: Thursdays 5 pm – 9 pm Saturdays 9 am -1 pm May 28- August 10, Tech/Performances August 11-17

Audition FAQs

What will the audition consist of?

Auditions requirements will change show to show, but will typically consist of a song, dance, and sometimes monologue. Auditioners are asked to prepare:

  • One 16-32 bar cuts of a musical theatre style song, or two contrasting cuts.
  • A short dance combination will be taught at the auditions.
  • A monologue under 1 minute in length. Sometimes, Ignite will also provide monologues for auditioners to prepare for certain shows. If they are provided, you will find them on this page.
What should I bring?
  • A headshot or current photo.
  • A resume if you have one.
  • Your filled out audition form (will be emailed to you the week of auditions).
  • Comfortable clothes and shoes you can dance in.
What if I’ve never auditioned before?

That’s ok! We welcome dozens of first time auditioners every year. Ignite tries to make auditions a supportive, inclusive, and low stress event.

How long will it take?
In person auditions typically last approximately 90 minutes.
What if I need special accommodations?

Ignite is dedicated to making the arts more accessible starting with the audition process. If you need any accommodation, Ignite will make every effort to ensure your needs are met. If you require any accommodation for auditions please indicate them on your audition form, by phone, or email at ignitetheoffice@gmail.com.

These accommodations could mean:

  • Early access to the audition space for navigation, and accessibility.

  • Flexible forms of communication, including options for written, verbal, and visual ways to receive information.

  • Flexible environments, including wheelchair accessible spaces, clearly articulated social expectations, and intuitive and welcoming intellectual spaces.

Will everyone be cast?
While we WISH we could cast everyone who auditions. Unfortunately, Ignite is unable to offer a role to everyone. Even if you are not a fit for this production, we encourage participants to re-audition for future shows, or join the student staff team.
What is student staff?

Ignite’s SPARK philosophy includes Real Life Experience in the form of student leadership positions. The creative team of the production mentors and empowers student staff members to learn all aspects of the audition, creative and execution process of theatre. The cost of participation is half of the program’s production fee, and scholarships can be applied towards student staff. To apply. please email us at ignitetheoffice@gmail.com, and we will send you an application.

What is the cost of participation?
The tuition for Ignite productions vary from show to show; please check the show’s audition details for exact costs. Ignite offers full & partial need based scholarships as well as payment plans.  To apply for a scholarship, please email us at ignitetheoffice@gmail.com, and we will send you an application.  Ignite does not offer refunds or exchanges for production fees.