Spring 2026 Musical
Auditions Saturday January 3rd ​​
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Performances:
Friday April 24th 7pm
and Saturday April 25th 2pm & 7pm
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Payment:
Audition $25
One time payment of $205
or two payments of $115
First musical payment not due until Jan 15th
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Rehearsals:
Performers are expected to attend rehearsals and not miss any rehearsal during TECH Week.
Mondays 5:30-7:30pm
Saturdays 9am - Noon
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January:
Monday 12 , 19, 26
Saturday: 17, 31
February:
Monday: 2, 9, 16, 23
Saturday: 7, 21
March:
Monday 2, 9, 16, 30
Saturday: 14
April:
Monday: 6, 13, 20
Saturday 4
TECH :
April
Saturday 18th 9-Noon
Monday 20th 5-7:55pm
Tuesday 21st 5-7:55pm
Thursday 23rd 5-5:45pm
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Performances:
Friday April 24th @ 7pm
Saturday April 25th @ 2pm & 7pm
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Audition Scripts
Audition Songs
What to Expect at Auditions
We want this process to feel exciting and comfortable for your child. During auditions, they’ll be with a small group of other students and will have the chance to show us their personality, creativity, and confidence.
They’ll start by singing the audition song, which you can find above, only these songs will be allowed during auditions. After that, they’ll read short scenes from the script with different partners so we can see how they interact and communicate. We’ll also teach a short piece of choreography right there in the room. It’s simple, fun, and designed for all levels.
They may be asked to sing a little more during the audition, but there’s no need to prepare anything extra. We guide them through it step-by-step.
We aren’t asking for any character accents. What we’re looking for is clear storytelling, expressive acting, and a willingness to try.
Please plan to arrive about 10 minutes before the scheduled audition time so we can take care of check-in and any quick paperwork. Parents and guardians are allowed to remain in the lobby during auditions, it should take 45-55 minutes for each group.
Auditions will take place at The Foundry Center for the Arts, 4455 Epworth Rd.
We’re really looking forward to meeting your child and seeing them shine!
Character List:
ENSEMBLE – includes ANCESTOR ENSEMBLE, the ancient people of
Motunui; OCEAN ENSEMBLE (SOLOS/Dancers), a personification of the ocean and friend to Moana; VILLAGERS (SOLOS) of Motunui, FISHERS; MAUI ENSEMBLE, conjured fans of the demigod, always ready to sing Maui’s praises; MONSTERS of Lalotai, including a GATE MONSTER; and SHINY ENSEMBLE, Tamatoa’s glorious accomplices
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CHIEF ANCESTORS (1-3) – three ancient chiefs of Moana’s family line who
share the tales of their past with their people (Solos)
MOANA – a strong, confident young woman and the future Chief of Motunui
who is deeply connected to her island as well as the ocean and is curious
about what lies beyond the reef; empowered and driven, Moana will stop at
nothing to save her people (Solo)
CHIEF TUI – Moana’s father and leader of Motunui who is protective of his
daughter and his people, always wanting to keep them safe (Solo)
SINA – Moana’s kind and loving mother who takes great pride in her
daughter (Solo)
PUA – one of Moana’s best friends, who is sweet and unconditionally loyal,
even if easily scared (Solo)
HEI HEI – Moana’s other best friend, who is well-meaning but not so bright (Solo)
GRAMMA TALA – the wise and eccentric grandmother of Moana and mother
of Chief Tui; she holds her role as Motunui’s storyteller with pride, passing on
the stories of the island’s past (Solo)
MAUI – the comedic, selfish, and sarcastic demigod of the wind and sea, who
actually has a heart of gold (Solo)
TAMATOA – a gigantic crab and collector of all things “shiny,” who is
dangerously egotistical and dramatic (Solo)
LEFT CLAW and RIGHT CLAW – Tamatoa’s crony-like claws who act as
extensions of the crab’s self-centered and ostentatious nature
TE FITI– the regal and benevolent mother island, creator of all life; without
her heart she appears as TE KÄ€, a demon of earth and fire