Kids for A Christmas Carol

Performing Arts

If you have any kids, siblings, cousins or friends who are between the age of 8 and 13, you might want to point them in this direction. Well, not my direction but … sigh. Just read on. :P

A Christmas Carol

KLpac will be staging A Christmas Carol (yes, with Mr Scrooge, the three spirits, et al), directed by Chris Ling with Joe Hasham as Artistic Director and Faridah Merican as producer, and are auditioning kids this weekend (Saturday, Oct 25). The details are as follows:

11am sharp | Studio 2, KLPac

The director is looking for 4 boys and 2 girls aged 8 to 13 years old to play various speaking roles (such as Tiny Tim, Child Scrooge and the Little Cratchits). The audition will be conducted in the form of a 2-hour acting workshop. As such, no prior preparation is necessary. Places are limited to 20 children only.

Registration is on a first-come-first-served basis. Please contact SESHA on 03 4047 9031 or 016-237 4262.

Do take note of the following:

Children who are cast will be required to attend the following rehearsals:

· Saturday, Nov 15; Sunday 16; Saturday 22; Sunday 23; Saturday 29 & Sunday 30 | 2 to 6pm

· Tuesday, Nov 25; Wednesday 26; and Thursday 27 | 7.30 to 10.30pm

· Tuesday, Dec 2; Wednesday 3; and Thursday 4 | 7.30 to 10.30pm

· Saturday, Dec 6 and Sunday, 7 | 2 to 6pm

· Monday, Dec 8; Tuesday 9; Wednesday 10 and Thursday 11 | 6.30pm to 10.30pm

A detailed rehearsal schedule will be made available at the workshop.

Performances for A Christmas Carol will be from Friday, Dec 12 to Sunday, Dec 28.

Boys auditioning for the role of Tiny Tim will need to be able to sing.

Obviously, I am promoting this because, ahem, I am involved in the show. But more details to come on this blog as the dates come nearer. All I will say is that I’ve not been onstage since I performed in the Fastest Clock In The Universe in 2006.

It’s good to be back in rehearsals.

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One Comment

  1. Dave says:

    There is a AudioText version of the story, with an animated movie at the end, that can be found here:
    http://www.adamsmithacademy.org/etext/Charles_Dickens/A_Christmas_Carol/Stave_1.html

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