Auditions - DGS Drama Club

Freshman Play Auditions

​Freshman Play: Fantastic Freshmen and Where to Find Them
Audition Date: Wednesday, August 22
Time: Right After School in the Little Theater

If you are a freshman who is interested in theatre, please come audition for this production. It is a show comprised of related scenes that are humorous in nature. The show focuses on the ensemble while giving each cast member time to shine. No experience necessary - all you need is an open mind and a willingness to try your hand at some theatre. We hope to see you there!

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Fall & Winter Play Auditions

Fall Play: Juli(us) Caesar
Winter Play: Robin Hood
Audition Date: Monday, September 4
Time: Right After School in the Little Theater
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Must complete AUDITION PACKET and bring it to auditions.

Our two mainstage productions for the first semester are amazing shows that cover a wide range of theatre. Please come audition for these shows - no experience is necessary. You only need to do three things to audition:

1. Prepare a monologue for your audition, which can be found in the audition packet above. Females will be asked to perform a short Shakespearean monologue as well, which can be found in the packet.
2. Fill out the audition form in the packet, which gives us some basic info
3. Sign up for an audition time at the first drama meeting (August 21 in the Little Theater) or on the bulletin board in the Fine Arts Hallway.

​FALL PLAY Synopsis: In this all-female reimagining of Shakespeare’s political drama Julius Caesar, an all-out war is waged at Rome Academy School for Girls when a group of friends decide to take down the popular Juli Caesar before she becomes even more powerful, leaving a path of destruction in their wake. Set to the music of Radiohead, this retelling focuses on the power struggle between adolescent girls for honor and acceptance and what happens when friendships are betrayed.

WINTER PLAY Synopsis: Larry Blamire's Robin Hood has synthesized the conflicting legends and ballads about the outlaw folk hero into a hysterical, sprawling, action-packed drama. He has created roles that challenge and reinvent the myth has he ably retells the tale. This includes a wise-cracking, superior swordsperson in Marian and a Robin who only by chance finds himself a hero. But true to the legend, of course, all ends well: The Sheriff’s sleazy scheme to steal and wed young Ellen fizzles, King John’s vicious taxes are rescinded, the Sherwood Foresters are finally legitimized, and justice descends on England’s green and pleasant land. This play offers a strong dose of humor, a plethora of combat and swordfights, and a strong message about what we’re willing to do for our fellow man.