We’ve seen the auditions notices:
“One monologue (no more than 2 minutes) and 16 Bars of a Musical Theater Song.”
Or how about “Two songs: 1 ballad, 1 uptempo. Two Monologues: 1 classical, 1 contemporary.”
And the ever-loving “Prepare one non-musical theater song in the style of the show.”

Where. to. begin?

With Book It: Building Your Musical Theater Audition, you’ll have the opportunity to get professional insight and one-on-one coaching about piece selections, designing your audition (which goes first, the song or the monologue?), and insight on how to walk into the room with an indestructible audition and a wide rep of material to match.

Two packages are available: Build It gives you the opportunity to consult how and where to find pieces, picking the right song for your voice, matching and contrasting styles, as well as one-on-one practice. Book It gives you individual practice sessions with our coaches to discuss your chosen pieces and/or the casting breakdown, and how to nail it!

• $200 Build It: Consultation, 2 Zoom coaching sessions, 2 practice sessions

• $150 Book It: Consultation, 2 practice sessions

Applying to a Musical Theater Program?!

We’ve been there, we get it - it’s a lot to prepare for! The Nailing Your Musical Theater Audition package is perfect those interested in, curious about and/or in the process of applying to any undergraduate or graduate school program. From “what is a musical theater program?” to “Congratulations, you’ve been selected!”, we’ll cover the wide range of everything it takes to ace your program audition. We can discuss: which programs are out there, which one is right for you, piece selection, and more detailed assistance with the application process itself.

• $250 Nailing Your Musical Theater Audition: Consultation, 2 Zoom coaching sessions, 2 practice sessions

BONUS OFFER: $50 per additional practice session after participating in one of our audition prep experiences!

Meet Your Coaches!

Eddie Powers is a graduate of Columbia University’s M.F.A. Acting program and a working actor and teacher in NYC.  They are also a graduate from University at Buffalo with a B.F.A. in Music Theatre and a B.A. in History.  Born and raised in a small town in Upstate NY, they have had the pleasure of studying and performing theatre around the world over the past 15 years (UK, France, South Africa, Edinburgh etc.), which has ignited their passion for making, teaching, and performing theatre and music. 

Justin Michael Cooke is a Minneapolis-based creative collaborator and financial specialist. He received his BA in Musical Theater Performance and Arts Administration (emphasizing in non-profit arts administration) from the University of Wisconsin - La Crosse and his MFA in Acting from Columbia University. He also holds an Accounting Fundamentals Specialist Certificate from Louisiana State University. Justin has worked professionally in creative spaces across Minneapolis, Denver, New York City and the UK, and he is passionate about helping fellow creatives set themselves up for their self-defined success.

Tiffany Small is an Atlanta transplant by way of NYC working as a professional actor and professor at Kennesaw State University. Throughout her career Tiffany has worked in many different major markets including Atlanta, Chicago, and New York City. Some of her most cherished opportunities were with Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey, Classic Stage Company, New York Theatre Workshop, The Edinburgh Fringe Festival, and quite literally everything she has done with Squeaky Wheelz Productions. Tiffany has been working professionally for over a decade and is eager to share her knowledge and experiences with those eager to begin the next part of their professional careers.

Luke Hofmaier has booked FBI: Most Wanted, the holiday movie Spoiler Alert, several theater productions, and has received many callbacks, from his self-tapes. His work at Chester Theater Company earned him a nomination for the Berkshire Theater Critics’ Best Actor Award. Luke is a graduate from Columbia University’s MFA Acting Program. NY credits include: Classic Stage Company, the Signature Theatre, 59E59, and Metropolitan Playhouse. Regional credits include: Berkshire Theatre Group, Commonwealth Shakespeare Company and Chester Theater Company. BFA – Adelphi University. He’s a proud member of SAG-AFTRA and AEA. www.lukehofmaier.com