December 10 to 13, 2026 | ALUMNAE THEATRE
AUDITION INFORMATION
First round of auditions is now closed.
Supplementary Audition registration is NOW OPEN for our fall production. For youth ages 11-21. Please click on the "Register Here" to learn more about auditioning the available remaining roles! If this is your first audition and would like a follow up discussion about the process, please contact us at [email protected]
Roles Available:
Muhumuza - An African passenger who doesn't understand English, and is protective of his wife and daughter. Sings in Swahili.
Bob - A hardened, highly suspicious African American male New Yorker who slowly sheds his jadedness as he experiences Gander's hospitality
Ali - A Middle Eastern professional world traveler, Chef and stranded Muslim passenger. Speaks in both English and Arabic.
Hannah - An African American mother to a firefighter in Manhattan. She awaits news of her son. A contemporary Soprano with a strong high mix.
ENSEMBLE - Many smaller featured lower voiced roles still up for grabs, great opportunity for those who are brand new to theatre. Including but not limited to:
Rabbi - Based on real-life Rabbi Leivi Sudak, the head of Chabad of Edgware in London. Sings in Hebrew.
Dwight -Employee at Gander International Airport who reports to air traffic control that planes are being treated as bomb threats.Baritone/Baritenor voice.
ENSEMBLE - Many smaller featured lower voiced roles still up for grabs, great opportunity for those who are brand new to theatre.
First round of auditions is now closed.
Supplementary Audition registration is NOW OPEN for our fall production. For youth ages 11-21. Please click on the "Register Here" to learn more about auditioning the available remaining roles! If this is your first audition and would like a follow up discussion about the process, please contact us at [email protected]
Roles Available:
Muhumuza - An African passenger who doesn't understand English, and is protective of his wife and daughter. Sings in Swahili.
Bob - A hardened, highly suspicious African American male New Yorker who slowly sheds his jadedness as he experiences Gander's hospitality
Ali - A Middle Eastern professional world traveler, Chef and stranded Muslim passenger. Speaks in both English and Arabic.
Hannah - An African American mother to a firefighter in Manhattan. She awaits news of her son. A contemporary Soprano with a strong high mix.
ENSEMBLE - Many smaller featured lower voiced roles still up for grabs, great opportunity for those who are brand new to theatre. Including but not limited to:
Rabbi - Based on real-life Rabbi Leivi Sudak, the head of Chabad of Edgware in London. Sings in Hebrew.
Dwight -Employee at Gander International Airport who reports to air traffic control that planes are being treated as bomb threats.Baritone/Baritenor voice.
ENSEMBLE - Many smaller featured lower voiced roles still up for grabs, great opportunity for those who are brand new to theatre.
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Tuition:
The tuition rate is $1751.00 ($1550 + HST) and includes rehearsals, one week of tech, and shows. The fee is due no later than Orientation Day. Additional siblings can join the same program for $1657.00 ($1475.00 + HST).
A $200, non-refundable deposit of your tuition will be due at the acceptance of the role to secure your spot for the fall/winter production.
Mainstage Theatre Company is committed to offering accessible musical theatre training to all young actors aged 11-21. The Aubrey & Marla Dan Foundation Bursary Program permits Mainstage to offer full and partial bursaries to support those who would otherwise not be able to participate in our programming.
If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email to Mainstage's Administrator, Murphy Diggon, at [email protected]
This production celebrates the power of human connection in the face of adversity. As such, we are committed to casting a diverse group of actors that reflect the true breadth of the communities represented in the production. We strongly encourage actors of all ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, ages, shapes, sizes and backgrounds to audition. Our goal is to honour the spirit of inclusivity and showcase the richness of the human experience.
The tuition rate is $1751.00 ($1550 + HST) and includes rehearsals, one week of tech, and shows. The fee is due no later than Orientation Day. Additional siblings can join the same program for $1657.00 ($1475.00 + HST).
A $200, non-refundable deposit of your tuition will be due at the acceptance of the role to secure your spot for the fall/winter production.
Mainstage Theatre Company is committed to offering accessible musical theatre training to all young actors aged 11-21. The Aubrey & Marla Dan Foundation Bursary Program permits Mainstage to offer full and partial bursaries to support those who would otherwise not be able to participate in our programming.
If you have any questions, please feel free to send an email to Mainstage's Administrator, Murphy Diggon, at [email protected]
This production celebrates the power of human connection in the face of adversity. As such, we are committed to casting a diverse group of actors that reflect the true breadth of the communities represented in the production. We strongly encourage actors of all ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, ages, shapes, sizes and backgrounds to audition. Our goal is to honour the spirit of inclusivity and showcase the richness of the human experience.
ABOUT OUR FALL PRODUCTION
This production celebrates the power of human connection in the face of adversity. As such, we are committed to casting a diverse group of actors that reflect the true breadth of the communities represented in the production. We strongly encourage actors of all ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, ages, shapes, sizes and backgrounds to audition. Our goal is to honour the spirit of inclusivity and showcase the richness of the human experience.
This production celebrates the power of human connection in the face of adversity. As such, we are committed to casting a diverse group of actors that reflect the true breadth of the communities represented in the production. We strongly encourage actors of all ethnicities, gender identities, sexual orientations, abilities, ages, shapes, sizes and backgrounds to audition. Our goal is to honour the spirit of inclusivity and showcase the richness of the human experience.