Audition Notice
We are looking for good actors to audition as bad actors in our upcoming production, Bad Auditions by Bad Actors!
Written by Ian McWethy, Bad Auditions by Bad Actors is a fast-paced, laugh-out-loud comedy that lovingly satirises the chaos of community theatre that we at Wagga Wagga School of Arts all know and love.
Featuring a diverse cast of characters, with a range of ages, genders and personalities, this is an over-the-top comedy, so we’re looking for actors who aren’t afraid to embrace larger-than-life characters and performances.
A willingness to have fun is a must, and scenery chewing is positively encouraged.
Whether you’re an experienced performer or have never stepped onstage before, we’d love to hear from you. This production promises to be great fun for newcomers and seasoned performers alike!
Details about the show
Bad Auditions by Bad Actors
Written by Ian McWethy and Directed by Craig Dixon
Location: The Riverina Playhouse
Dates: Friday 26 (evening), Saturday 27 (afternoon and evening), and Sunday 28 (evening) of February 2027
Note: Cast will need to be able to commit to being available for all performances.
How to audition?
Auditions will be run in slots and will take approximately 10 minutes each. They will involve reading one of the provided texts and a piece of your own choosing. Please consult the Audition Pack provided below for further details!
Bad Auditions by Bad Actors Audition Pack
Location: Scout Hall, Mathoura Avenue, Mount Austin (Located next to French Fields car park)
Time and Dates: Sessions available Saturday 21st (morning) and Sunday 22nd November (afternoon). (Please contact us to book time!)
How to book: To book an audition slot, please email contact@soact.com.au or leave a message on the phone at 6921 2594.
Note: If you cannot make either of those dates but would still like to audition, get in touch and (depending on audition numbers and crew availability) we may be able to arrange for you to audition at another time.
Do you have what it takes to be a ‘bad’ actor?
