AUDITIONS FOR:

Ahoy Mateys!!! 
Think ye have what it takes to join the adventure?! Then make haste to auditions for FINDING NEVERLAND with Brooks Productions! 
June 8th–9th & June 15th–16th
6 Bells to 8 Bells in the Evenin’ (6PM–8PM)
St. Luke’s United Methodist Church
700 New York Ave, Martinsburg, WV
Prepare 16-32 measure of yer best sea shanty! (Song) 
*An accompanist track or karaoke track may be used. Comfortable clothing and a willingness to move are encouraged.

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This production is in collaboration with our Youth Summer Theatre Intensive. Rehearsals for adults will be Monday-Thursday 6-8PM starting June 22nd. 
Students enrolled in the Youth Summer Theatre Intensive will rehearse Monday-Friday 10-4. 

Finding Neverland —
Character Breakdown
J.M. Barrie
Male, 30s–40s
A successful playwright with a vivid imagination and childlike wonder. Warm, charming, playful, and deeply compassionate. Barrie struggles between the expectations of society and the imaginative world he longs to create. Strong tenor voice and strong acting ability required.
Sylvia Llewelyn Davies
Female, 30s–40s
A widowed mother of four boys. Intelligent, caring, graceful, and emotionally strong. Sylvia encourages imagination and adventure while quietly facing personal hardship. Requires strong vocals with warmth and emotional depth.
Charles Frohman / Captain Hook
Male, 40s–60s
Barrie’s theatrical producer and friend. Larger-than-life personality with charisma and humor. Often doubles as Captain Hook in the fantasy sequences. Strong comedic timing and commanding stage presence needed.
Mary Barrie
Female, 30s–40s
J.M. Barrie’s wife. Elegant, sophisticated, and frustrated by her husband’s growing emotional distance. Strong singer and actress with dramatic presence.
Mrs. du Maurier
Female, 50s–60s
Sylvia’s mother. Formal, proper, and concerned with appearances and social status, though ultimately loving underneath her stern exterior. Strong character actress with alto vocals.
The Llewelyn Davies Boys
George
Male, appears 12–14
The oldest brother. Responsible, mature, and protective, but still capable of wonder and adventure. Strong singer/mover.
Jack
Male, appears 10–12
Energetic, mischievous, and adventurous. Quick wit and playful spirit. Strong mover with good comedic instincts.
Peter
Male, appears 8–10
Thoughtful and emotionally guarded after the loss of his father. His journey toward imagination and belief is central to the story. Requires strong emotional acting and vocals.
Michael
Male, appears 6–8
The youngest and most uninhibited of the boys. Imaginative, funny, energetic, and fearless. Strong personality and stage presence important.
Ensemble
All ages and experience levels welcome.
The ensemble plays:
Actors
Londoners
Party guests
Pirates
Lost Boys
Theatre company members
Fantasy characters from Neverland
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Strong movers, dancers, singers, and character actors are highly encouraged to audition. Ensemble members help bring the magical world of Neverland to life through storytelling, movement, and imagination.