WANT TO BECOME INVOLVED?

 
 We are always excited to welcome new faces to our community! Whether you’d like to be onstage or off, people of all ages and levels of experience are encouraged to join. The Lakewood Community Theatre strives to provide members of surrounding area a safe environment for personal and educational growth, as well as provide opportunities to unite the creative energies of the community. For those interested in acting in any of our upcoming shows, please read below for more information on our audition schedule and what to expect when auditioning. We also offer audition workshops so you can learn how to put your best foot forward (though they are not required)!
 

AUDITIONS

Most auditions are cold reads from the play that the director has selected ahead of time. It is always helpful for anyone who auditions for a show to know the history of the show or about it in some way. No prepared monologues are needed. Head shots are recommended but not necessary and any time conflicts should be known at the time of audition.

FUTURE AUDITIONS

Auditions Dates May Change

 

Auditions for Charlotte’s Web

 
Auditions will be held at 6:30 pm on Sunday, May 12th and Monday, May 13th.  All roles are available, and we will be considering any gender actor for many roles.
 
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script; a one-minute monologue from Charlotte’s Web.
 
Auditions and performances will be at Lakewood Theatre at 2211 Old Hickory Blvd; please park on the street or in the lot
Our summer play will be Charlotte’s Web! Auditions will be held May 12-13, at 6:30. There are roles for thirteen minors ages 7-17, as well as four adult roles. A one minute monologue is not required, but appreciated. 
 
The following are the characters in the play:
 
Fern, a young girl with a big heart. She chooses to adopt a pig rather than let it meet a sad fate.
John, her father (adult role), loves his family, and will do what it takes to take care of the family farm.
Martha, her mother (adult role) and John’s wife.
Avery (Any gender considered), is the annoying younger sibling, who seems to find more trouble than common sense. 
Homer, her uncle (adult role), with a soft spot for his energetic niece and her newly adopted piglet.
Edith, her aunt (adult role) and Homer’s wife.
Lurvy, a hired hand on Homer’s farm. (Any gender considered)
Wilbur, the runt of a litter of pigs. He just wants to be the best pig that ever lived, and has a new best friend in Fern.
Templeton, a rat (Any gender considered) that loves food
Charlotte, a wise spider. She wants what is best for her found family, all does anything in her power for those who need a little extra help.
Goose, a farm animal
Gander, a farm animal
Sheep, a farm animal
Lamb, a farm animal
Three Chorus Members, those that drive our story. (Any gender considered)
 
Please note that actors can play several roles in the play.