Auditions

Press notes for the Broadway run of 13 describe the show: "Evan Goldman has it all — he's popular, has the

perfect family and lives in the greatest city in the world — New York. That is until his parents get divorced

and he's forced to move with his Mom… to Indiana. Uprooted from his old life, he has to make new friends

and somehow maneuver his way through the minefield of High School to become part of the 'in-crowd.' A

grown-up story about growing up, featuring the only all-teenage cast ever to hit Broadway!"

Broadway Musical Theatre has an ever-growing reputation for putting youth theatre productions of the very

highest quality on the stage. With an ensemble cast and a hip, catchy score, "13" will be a fun and

meaningful project for all who participate in this Florida premier by Broadway Musical Theatre--whose

productions always rise far above the usual fare of youth theatre.

Performance Dates - March 2010. Auditions and rehearsals will take place at Key Biscayne, Fl.

***All rehearsals are on weekends except the week prior at the opening night***

Character Breakdown (12 to 16 years old, needs to look 13 years old except Brett who can be a little bit

older):

BRETT

a popular kid and leader, ready to succeed at another's expense A2 - G4 (C5) / Baritenor

This cast member should be able to go up to a high C by falsetto for the song "Hey Kendra"

ARCHIE (understudy)

an individual, able to laugh at the world's problems, loyal and intelligent C3 - A4

/ Tenor

uses crutches / suffers from a degenerative muscle disease

EDDIE (understudy) part of Brett's pack of popular kids C3 - G4 (C5) / Tenor + Falsetto

This cast member should be able to go up to a high C by falsetto for the song "Hey Kendra"

EVAN (understudy)

bright, charistmatic, a little bit nerdy, in search of a place to truly fit in Bb2 - Bb4 /

Tenor

KENDRA (understudy)

bubbly and popular, but slightly naive and impressionable C4 - F4 / Soprano

RICHIE (understudy)

A2 - C5 (E5) High tenor

This cast member has to have a high, strong vocal range as indicated by the high notes. The base range

should not be in falsetto, although falsetto may be used to reach the high E in "Bad Bad News"