“Disney Spectacular!” Audition Request
Before making an appointment to audition, please be comfortable with the following time commitment and fees involved in participating in “Disney Spectacular!”
Rehearsals & Performances: 10 Saturday rehearsals (1.5 hours each) in San Francisco (a few conflicts allowed). 4-5 performances on August 11th and 12th at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in SF.
Participation Fee: $195 participation fee due at time of registration. Siblings receive a $35 discount off the participation fee ($160).
Partial Costume Payment: A $40 costume deposit is due at time of registration (remaining costume balance may range from $0-$40). This initial fee is a partial payment towards a ready-to-wear glitzy show costume created especially for your child. Black jazz and character shoes not included (same shoes used in “Gleeful Live!”)
Selling Tickets: Each family is also responsible for selling 25 tickets to help underwrite production expenses. As family members of the cast do not receive free tickets, a portion of your tickets will be used for your own family to see the show, thus lowering the amount of tickets to sell to friends, teachers and co-workers. In most cases our cast members end up selling more than 25 tickets, so finding people to support your child is usually not an issue.
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Before making an appointment to audition, please be comfortable with the following time commitment and fees involved in participating in “Disney Spectacular!”
Rehearsals & Performances: 10 Saturday rehearsals (1.5 hours each) in San Francisco (a few conflicts allowed). 4-5 performances on August 11th and 12th at the Palace of Fine Arts Theater in SF.
Participation Fee: $195 participation fee due at time of registration. Siblings receive a $35 discount off the participation fee ($160).
Partial Costume Payment: A $40 costume deposit is due at time of registration (remaining costume balance may range from $0-$40). This initial fee is a partial payment towards a ready-to-wear glitzy show costume created especially for your child. Black jazz and character shoes not included (same shoes used in “Gleeful Live!”)
Selling Tickets: Each family is also responsible for selling 25 tickets to help underwrite production expenses. As family members of the cast do not receive free tickets, a portion of your tickets will be used for your own family to see the show, thus lowering the amount of tickets to sell to friends, teachers and co-workers. In most cases our cast members end up selling more than 25 tickets, so finding people to support your child is usually not an issue.
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