Audition Resources

Please send video emails to [email protected]
We will accept:

• video attachments
• youtube links
• vimeo links

Videos must be received by May 22nd at 6:00pm. You may send videos sooner than that, which we recommend! (just in case of technical issues)
You may send your vocal and acting videos separate from your dance video, if you'd like to send them before the dance audition videos are available to you.

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WHAT TO PREPARE FOR A SAFE DISTANCE AUDITION:
Please create 3 separate videos for these categories (don't try to do all three in one)
1.) VOCAL

• For your audition, we ask that you sing roughly 45 - 90 seconds of song. Sing with a backing track that does not have lead vocals (find a karaoke track). Alternatively, you may sing a cappella, though not ideal. Your audition piece does not need to be from a musical. Please try to find a piece that fits the style of the show. 
• Record yourself so that you are visible while singing.
• Before singing, please state your name, and the name of the song. Then begin. 

2.) ACTING

• Send a monologue between 30 seconds and 1 minute in length. You may find your own, or use one of these links to find one: Monologues from DailyActor.com | Monologues from Ace-Your-Audition.com | Monologues from MonologueBlogger.com | Monologues from YouthPlays.com
• Before beginning your monologue, state your name and why you want to be in Descendants the Musical. Then begin. 

3.) DANCING (links are now live!)

• There are two dance videos available to learn. Please complete ONE. 
  
•  Dance A: Standard.  If you want to audition to be in the musical, and you're most comfortable with minimal or standard musical dancing.
  
•  Dance B: Advanced. If you want to dance as much as possible in the show, and be considered to be part of the leading group in the dance numbers.
• Link to music for Dance A: Standard (Good is the New Bad)
  
• Link to music for Dance B: Advanced (Rotten to the Core)
  

Please note that there are ensemble roles that focus on vocals and ensemble roles that focus on dance. If you are most comfortable doing one but not the other, feel free to tell us in your audition. There is a small ensemble group that sings a cappella (a challenging vocal skill!) and they don't have to be skilled dancers - while there are other opportunities for passionate dancers who don't have as much experience singing. There are roles for many types of talent in this show! Your job is to show us your own individual strengths so we can decide if we have a place to use your unique abilities.