Auditions
Upcoming Auditions
Performance is at the heart of the programs of Music, Theatre and Dance — and sometimes even beyond. Our students in these programs have opportunities to perform with professionals in and outside of the Corcoran to further expand experiences. From roles on-stage and off, you have the chance to share performances and stories with audiences around campus.
All GW students are invited to take dance, music and theatre classes and audition for music ensembles, plays and performances. Check out dates and more information about auditions.
Performance is a key area of study in our Bachelor of Arts in Theatre program. However, many students at GW, both enrolled in the program and not, find opportunities to participate and perform for audiences across campus.
CLASSICAL ACTING (The Academy at STC)
- Philadelphia, PA January 10-12th
- Fullerton, CA January 18-19th
- Chicago, IL January 26-29th
- New York, NY February 1st
- Washington, DC February 8th
Prospective students can schedule auditions by emailing [email protected]
THEATRE
CASTING CALL!
Senior Honors Thesis
Calling all actors! Senior theatre major Charlotte Kim is looking for actors to perform in a staged reading of her original play, Young/Adult. Performances will take place April 26 & 27, 2025 (with scripts in hand, so no memorization necessary!). No need to prepare anything for the audition—sides will be provided!
Who: All GW students
What: Young/Adult a New Play by Charlotte Kim
Synopsis: The play follows two college-aged friends who unexpectedly pass into the afterlife and find themselves trapped in a strange waiting room, with a dead stranger. Daunting questions about youth, dreams, and the purpose of life loom large as the two friends reckon with their untimely deaths and struggle to sort out what comes next.
Auditions will be held after Winter Break, with dates and locations yet to be determined. For more information contact Charlotte Kim ([email protected]).
DANCE
CASTING CALL!
Dance Senior Honors Theses
CTAD is thrilled to support seven Dance Honors Thesis projects in the 2024-25 academic year. These works reflect an expansive array of movement practice, aesthetic inquiry, and social sensibilities as our seniors explore social, visual, political, and historical questions through embodied form. Auditions will be held in both December and January.
December Audition
Choreographers: Ana Arledge, Madison Domanski, and Manasa Sharma.
Date: Saturday, December 7th
Time: 10:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location: Building J
January Audition
Choreographers:Calie Champoux, Alice Doré, Hayley Ferguson and Sadie Tucker
Date: Thursday, January 23rd
Time: Following Spring Dance Concert Auditions (7:00 pm)
Location: Betts Theater
Notes from the choreographers and project descriptions can be found in the document attached below.
Senior Thesis Project Explanations
MUSIC
Band & Orchestra Audition Information
Interested in joining an ensemble, taking lessons, or taking CMUS 1106: Intro to Music Performance?
All Students interested in the following Ensembles can self-enroll for 1 credit!
- University Singers
- Hip Hop Ensemble
- Jazz Ensembles / Latin Band
- Chamber Ensemble
- Percussion Ensemble
- Symphonic Band
If you've performed with the Orchestra or Wind Ensemble previously and been approved for self-enrollment, you will ALSO be able to self-register for 1-credit of both of these ensembles!
If you need to register for 0 credits for any ensemble, due to being a part time student, graduate student, or if you do not have room in your schedule for an additional credit, please fill out the Ensemble Registration Form. Be sure to include a comment explaining why you need to register for 0 credits; students with room in their schedules will be asked to self-enroll for 1 credit unless an explanation is given.
The Google Form can also be used if you have a time conflict to override the registration restrictions in banner - include that information in the comments as well to explain why you need to use the form, rather than self-registering on banner.
Lessons are only offered to Music minors and majors and are either half an hour (one credit) or an hour (two credits). Click here to register.
If you are interested in taking lessons, but not sure about declaring a minor, CMUS 1106: Intro to Music Performance may be right for you! You can find out more about this course and others at this link.