AUDITION INFORMATION

CCC Theatre Live encourages all performers to audition for our productions regardless of experience, abilities, age, gender expression, sexual orientation, race, or background. You don't even have to be a student to audition. We're happy to have anyone who wants to audition, and do not discriminate.

If you are cast, you must register for Drama 220 for 1 unit.

Current High School students can enroll concurrently for $7 through Concurrent Enrollment.

Not a student? Members of the Community cast in productions can register for our Community Engagement course for FREE.

Please contact Program Coordinator Angelina LaBarre at alabarre@contracosta.com if you have any questions regarding casting or registration.

UPCOMING AUDITIONS

Dog Sees God: Confessions of a Teenage Blockhead

AUDITIONS

Directed by Tori Thompson

Tuesday, January 13th

6 - 8 pm

Location

Knox Theater on the Contra Costa College campus

Located at the corner of El Portal and Castro Road

Enter through the Lobby Doors.

Audition Instructions

Sign up for a 15 minute time slot on the Audition Sign Up page
Fill out the Audition Form (We'll also have forms available in person too.)
Please look over the proposed rehearsal schedule below and list any conflicts on your audition form. Not every actor will be called to every rehearsal. Tech rehearsals and performances are mandatory.
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script and hard copies will be available at auditions. Please look at the Van's Sister sides.

Email alabarre@contracosta.edu with any questions!

Show Information

Content Warning: Even though it is comedic, Dog Sees God engages mature topics and explicit language surrounding suicide, bullying, eating disorders, loss, sexuality, substance abuse, and homophobia. Some characters engage in substance use, staged violence, and staged intimacy. If you have questions about any of this, please contact the Program Coordinator at alabarre@contracosta.edu.

Character Descriptions

Van’s Sister: Female-presenting. High School teenager. Has been institutionalized for setting the Little Red-Haired Girl’s hair on fire. Sarcastic, filter-less, and frank.