Fall
Professional Auditions
Representatives from over 30 professional theatres gather
at our fall meeting to audition over 200 actors. To be
eligible to audition as a professional in the Fall you
must be 18 years of age or older, not be currently enrolled
in school, be available to work within 60 days of the
audition and have had a minimum of two paid professional
jobs in live theatre with companies approved by the SETC
Auditions Committee.
Spring
Professional Auditions
SETC conducts one of the country's largest combined auditions.
Approximately 85 companies gather at our Annual Convention
to audition over 800 actors. To be eligible to audition
as a professional you must be 18 years of age or older,
not be currently enrolled in school and have had a minimum
of two paid professional jobs in live theatre since completing
your training. Dancer Only Auditions also occur at the
Spring Convention.
Screening
Auditions for Pre-Professionals and College Students
Individuals (including students) interested in auditioning
at the Spring Auditions who do not meet the above professional
qualifications must first audition and be passed on at the state level before being allowed to audition
as a part of the Spring Auditions.
Graduate
School Auditions and Design/Tech Portfolio Reviews/Interviews (Fall and Spring)
Students and other individuals attending these auditions
will be seeking admission or transfer to graduate acting
programs. The auditions are held in the Spring as a part of SETC's Annual Convention, and
will also be held in the Fall.
Undergraduate
Auditions
High school juniors, seniors and transfer students audition
or interview for entry and scholarships to theatre
training programs.
"Nail
That Audition"
Master Class
"Hardy
did a wonderful job combining information for both
technical and performance students. He also hit
on useful information both for the newbies and
the ones who have been through the process several
times before. They learned many new things. And,
what they had heard from us before, they saw as
comforting to hear it from somebody outside of
our program. Thanks again. It really was terrific."
Woodrow Hood
Chair, Theatre Arts Department
Catawba College
"As theatre teachers we think we
have heard and seen it all when it comes to auditions
but this workshop pulls it together in such a clear
and energetic way that the students come away with
a much better chance of putting together an audition
that "works!"
Sharon
Andrews
Associate Professor of
Acting/Directing
Wake Forest University
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