Auditions for the Spring musical are right around the corner, November 10, and many students are flocking to sign up.

Spring musical auditions are how students are chosen to act in Sister Act, the Spring musical for the 2026-2027 school year. Students can sign up for auditions with the sign up sheets that can be found in the theater and music room. Auditionees who are choosing to sign up will pick a time for their audition.

Before arriving for their time slot, auditionees will have to choose a song to sing. The song should either be a capella or karaoke. Students auditioning will also have to perform a half-minute long monologue. Ms. Hilliard and Mr. Rossolo, the directors of the musical, will watch the auditionees perform and decide if they would be a good choice for the musical. They will judge where your vocals would fit best in the many songs of the performance.

After the auditions on November 10, auditionees might be brought in for callbacks on November 16. During callbacks, chosen students will sing songs directly from the musical, as well as somewhat acting scenes from the script. These callbacks will further help Ms. Hilliard and Mr. Rossolo’s decision for where students will fit best in the musical.

Auditions are the best way for students who are interested in theater to experience the musical. They are also the only way to become an actor in the musical. Even though it may seem like an intense moment where one wrong note might break someone’s chances of joining the show, the auditions are a generally fun and relaxed environment to showcase your singing talent. “It’s low pressure,” said Sara Jaime, a sophomore auditioning this year, “but lots of fun!”

Many students are excited and ready to show their singing talent to be part of the musical later in the Spring.