Audition Information

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Sign-ups for auditions are in Mr. Tuck's room E236. 

You may choose either day to sign up. You will need to prepare one of the songs below to sing for us during your audition. 

 

Choose the song you are most comfortable with or the song that best suits the character you are auditioning for.

 

Example: SINGING REVOLTING CHILDREN if you are auditioning to be: BRUCE, HORTENSIA, LAVENDER, OTHER NAMED school kids, or Ensemble.

 

If you don't know what character you would like to audition for, choose the ensemble song to sing. For specifics, please see Mr. Tuck.

 

Check the MTI WEBSITE TO FIND THE SCRIPT AND SCORE: https://www.mtishows.com/roald-dahls-matilda-the-musical-jr

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Please go to the audition tab to see the cuts for the songs that will be used in auditions

 

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Matilda Jr. 

Callback Info 2025

 

A dance call will be held on Tuesday, 10/14/25, for all who auditioned.

 

A dance call in theatre is a portion of an audition where potential cast members learn and perform a choreographed routine. It's a way for directors and choreographers to assess a performer's dance skills, ability to learn quickly, and overall stage presence. It often involves learning a combination, possibly in groups, followed by a "cut" where some dancers are asked to stay for further evaluation.

 

Callbacks for specific characters will be held on Wednesday and Thursday, 10/15/25 and 10/16/25, from 4:30-6 pm. 

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Callbacks for Matilda, Miss Honey, and Trunchbull will be held on Wednesday, 10/15/25.

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Callbacks for all other characters will be held on Thursday, 10/16/25.

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The cast list will be posted on Friday, 10/17/25, by end of day. The list will be posted on the callboard in Mr. Tuck's Room and here on the website on the homepage.

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In theatre, a callback is a second audition where a director invites actors back for another look, often with more material or to see them interact with other actors. It's a chance for the director to further evaluate actors, potentially narrow down the pool of candidates, and assess character chemistry. Callbacks don't guarantee a role, but they indicate that the director is seriously considering the actor for a part.