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Tuck Everlasting the Musical:  Audition Monologues

Tuck Everlasting the Musical:  Audition Monologues When auditioning for Tuck Everlasting, you will be asked to perform one or more of the following monologues.  You do not have to memorize these!  The director may ask you to read more than one so please be familiar with all of them. Winnie Foster: Maybe it’s today, when something exciting happens…or something, just […]

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What is Expected When You Audition

What is Expected When You Audition for a Musical Production? Tuck Everlasting: The Musical Director: Ally Tierney Music Director: Emily L. Sergo Choreographer: Sierra Basilio Age requirements: CTA makes every attempt to provide a fair and equal audition opportunity for all actors ages 12-18 (as of the audition date; must not have graduated from high school). No experience is required […]

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Character Breakdown – Tuck Everlasting

Roles for Tuck Everlasting  Winnie Foster – (Female-presenting, pre-teen or teen, vocal range: A3-E5). Winnie is an 11-year-old girl from Treegap, New Hampshire whom the story centers upon. Growing up in a strict household, she longs to discover the world beyond her own backyard and ends up going on the adventure of a lifetime when she meets Jesse and the […]

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5 Ways Why Arts Education Matters

Did you know 72% of business leaders say creativity is their biggest priority in a new hire? That’s according to statistics put out by Americans for the Arts. The idea that arts as a necessary part of a child’s education and development has notoriously been called into question throughout the years, because when the powers that be have to make […]

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CTA is now Hiring!

CTA seeks artistic staff for upcoming season! Directors, Choreographers, Music Directors. Our 2024-2025 season is exciting and we want you to be a part of it all! Tuck Everlasting, July-November 2024 for ages 12-18 Alice In Wonderland, October 2024-February 2025, ages 8-18 Disney’s Finding Nemo, Jr., January-June 2025, ages 8-14 For consideration, email your resume to executiveproducer@childrenstheatreofannapolis.org DEADLINE: May 10, […]

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President’s Letter for Descendants 

Welcome to the Children’s Theatre of Annapolis! It is our third and final installment of our 65th season, a Season of Magical Mayhem! This engaging and catchy show is the perfect way to end our season on a high note, speaking to inclusion and togetherness. As you watch these talented kids perform, know the magic you are seeing is the […]

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Exploring the World of Theater for Children and Teenagers

“All the world’s a stage” might be an oft-referenced quotation coming from Shakespeare, but for some children and teenagers, it can feel like a reality. Their schedule is made up of performances, rehearsals, and auditions, and their social circle is made up of current and former castmates. For these budding young performers, theater provides an outlet for them to grow […]

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Congratulations to the Cast of The Descendants!

Addi Bartels, Audrey Nilsson Benil, Royal Guard Leila Bennett, Grimhilde Chloe Bennett, Ensemble Adalynn Corn, Ensemble Madison Creese, Cruella Jackson Cuniff , King Beast Gabriella Dillenback, Snow White Ashley Earp Fairy, Godmother Imani Gikuuri, Ensemble Israel Gilbert, Carlos Briella Hogue, Ensemble Austin Johnson, Jafar John L. Lyons, Doug Josie Mays, Evie Caeden McConnon, Ben Brayden McDowell, Chad Piper Pipkin, Ensemble […]

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4 Reasons All Actors Should Work Behind The Scenes

Spending time as part of the crew is a great way to pick up new, practical skills that will help you in your career. Whether you’re gaining experience in sewing costumes, building sets, fixing wigs, or actually running the show from the desk, you are building your portfolio of skills. It’s worth remembering also that many summer stocks or small […]

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