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Audition Notice: She Loves Me
UNOTheatre Fall 2026 She Loves Me Audition Info:
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She Loves Me |
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By Masteroff, Bock, & Harnick Directed by Dr. JM Christiansen Rehearsals begin: September 21st Performances: Nov 20-22/Dec 3-6 |
Audition Information
Audition Dates
Friday, August 21st 4-6pm Audition Workshop (location: Weber 006)
No need to pre-register, just show up and work with faculty on auditioning.
Monday, August 24th 6-9pm General Auditions (location: Weber Theatre)
- If you already auditioned in the fall and were called back, there is no need to attend Monday. You be contacted about Tuesday's callbacks.
- Dance will only happen at Tuesday's callbacks.
Tuesday, August 25th 6-10pm SLM callbacks (location: Weber 006)
How to Audition
Please complete this form before your audition spot: UNOTheatre fall 2026 Audition Form
*Note: More spots may open if these fill.
General Information
- Please prepare one (1) monologue and one (1) song.
- The total of these two pieces should not exceed three (3) minutes.
- For non-majors / community members: Note that monologues will be made available at the auditions.
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At UNOTheatre, we prefer that all performers come prepared with their audition materials. But if you do not have a monologue or song, these will be printed and available for Monday’s general auditions.
Take a look ahead of time if needed.
Audition Sides and Music at this link:
For Audition Sides and Music Click Here
Musical Auditions
- Please prepare 60-90 seconds of material, bringing notated sheet music for the pianist.
Production Description & Casting info
She Loves Me
This musical comedy pits Georg and Amalia, two perfumery shop clerks in the 1930s, against each other. Neither realize that they have already fallen in love as secret pen-pals through a lonely-hearts letter writing club, while they loathe each other in person.
UNOTheatre Student Eligibility Policy
Students must maintain a minimum semester GPA of 2.0 to be eligible for acting roles or advanced technical Practicum assignments.
Students cast in productions are expected to prioritize their coursework and class preparation. Missing theatre classes or failing to engage may negatively impact grades, particularly in Practicum courses.
Success in productions is enhanced by the knowledge and skills gained in the classroom, making attendance in both arenas essential.