North Shore Music Theatre 2026 Season (Shows 1-3) - NYC EPA
Entertainment Live Events LLC @ North Shore Music Theatre | Beverly, MA
Notice: Audition Call Type: EPA
Date: Thursday, February 5, 2026
Location: Ripley-Grier Studios (520), 520 8th Ave, New York, NY 10018-6507
Time: 9:30 AM - 5:30 PM (E)
Break: 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
16th Floor — Holding: 16D; Audition: 16E
Cost: $1056 weekly minimum (tier 2+)
Bill Hanney — Producer
Matthew Chappell — Associate Producer / Casting Director
Seeking: See breakdown for production-specific Equity actors for roles in the first three shows of North Shore Music Theatre 2026 Season (see breakdown).
Prepare a brief vocal selection from a song of your choice. You may sing from a show in the season if you'd like. An accompanist will be provided. Please bring a current headshot and resume.
Expected to attend: Kevin P. Hill — Producing Artistic Director; Shane Parus — Accompanist
See breakdown for production-specific dates.
EPA procedures are in effect for this audition. An Equity Monitor will be provided. Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to attend every audition. Always bring your Equity Membership card to auditions.
Director/Choreographer: Marcos Santana
Music Director: TBD
First rehearsal: May 19
Open: June 3
Close: June 14
GLORIA ESTEFAN — Female-presenting, 25-35
An international singing icon who began from humble beginnings. Cuban, fluent in Spanish. At a young age, she was forced to flee Cuba along with her mother, Gloria, her abuela, Consuelo, and her sister, Rebecca. Vocal range: Mezzo-Soprano, Top – F4, Bottom – A3. Role will be understudied.
EMILIO ESTEFAN — Male-presenting, 25-35
The husband and music partner of Gloria Estefan. Cuban. Spanish is his first language, and he sometimes struggles to find his words in English. Emilio is confident, handsome, and passionate. Vocal range: Baritone, Top – E4, Bottom – G2. Role will be understudied.
GLORIA FAJARDO — Female-presenting, 50-60
The mother of Gloria Estefan. Cuban, fluent in Spanish. The matriarch of the family, Gloria, is brassy and strong-willed, with a biting sense of humor. Gloria is very protective of her two daughters, Gloria and Rebecca. Vocal range: Mezzo-Soprano, Top – F5, Bottom – G3. Role will be understudied.
CONSUELO GARCIA — Female-presenting, 65-75
Gloria’s abuela (grandmother) is one of her biggest supporters. Consuelo acts as Gloria’s stage mom, pushing her to keep pursuing her music career, even when Gloria doubts herself. Cuban, fluent in Spanish. Non-singing role.
JOSÉ FAJARDO — Male-presenting, 50-60
Father of Gloria Estefan. He is a loving, caring father who deeply values his family. While living in Cuba, José worked as a government police officer. He had to send his wife, Gloria Fajardo, and the rest of his family away from Cuba. Vocal range: Baritone, Top – E4, Bottom – G2. Role will be understudied.
REBECCA FAJARDO — Female-presenting, 18-25
Gloria Estefan's younger sister. She sees Gloria as a mother figure, even though she is only a few years older. Rebecca is bolder than her older sister. She isn’t shy and is eager to be a part of whatever her sister is doing. Vocal range: Mezzo-Soprano, Top – F5, Bottom – A3. Role will be understudied.
PHIL — Male-presenting, 30-50
The record label executive that Gloria and Emilio signed with. He is an opinionated, uncompromising businessman who has a short temper. Phil is quick to put Gloria and Emilio’s music into a box. Non-singing role; will be understudied.
YOUNG GLORIA — Female-presenting, 18+ to play teenager
Portrays Gloria Estefan at a pre-teen age. Cuban, fluent in Spanish. Young Gloria is an innocent, shy, smart, and self-reliant girl who takes on many caregiving roles in her family and often looks after her sister. Vocal range: Mezzo-Soprano, Top – F5, Bottom – A3. Role will be understudied.
NAYIB / YOUNG EMILIO — Male-presenting, 18+ to play teenager
The young son of Gloria and Emilio Estefan. Nayib is a straightforward, determined child. He has a strong personality and loves to watch his mother perform. Will double as Young Emilio. Non-singing role; will be understudied.
ENSEMBLE — 18+
The ensemble for On Your Feet! plays a variety of different characters. This is a dance-heavy ensemble, specifically using Latin dance styles. There are some featured members of the ensemble who have singing or speaking roles.
Director/Choreographer: Gerry McIntyre
Music Director: Robert L. Rucinski
First rehearsal: June 23
Open: July 8
Close: July 19
JOSEPH — Male-presenting, 25-35
Eleventh and favorite son of Jacob. Confident and charming. Vocally strong. Tenor. NOTE: Must be comfortable shirtless on stage.
NARRATOR — Female-presenting, 25-45
The audience’s guide through the story. The narrator tells Joseph’s story with words and song. Can command the stage while directing focus to story elements. An excellent vocalist with great energy. Soprano/Belt.
PHARAOH — Male-presenting, 25-45
Egypt’s ruler, considered a god on earth. Searching for the meaning behind his dreams. Portrayed as a world-famous rock star, typically reminiscent of Elvis. Full of energy and confidence. Baritone.
JACOB — Male-presenting, 50-65
The aged father of Joseph and his 11 brothers. Sings and moves well. Baritone.
JOSEPH’S BROTHERS — Male-presenting, 18+
Jealous of Joseph being their father’s favorite son. All are excellent dancers and singers. Will likely double as general ensemble in some scenes.
POTIPHAR — Male-presenting, 35-55
Rich, self-indulgent, and sophisticated Egyptian capitalist. Makes Joseph the leader of his household. With a powerful speaking voice.
MRS. POTIPHAR — Female-presenting, 25-35
Featured Ensemble. Indulgent and confident in her pursuit of what she wants, which currently happens to be Joseph.
BUTLER — Male-presenting, 18+
Featured Ensemble. Pharaoh’s right hand. While in jail, Joseph interprets the Butler’s dreams to a positive outcome. May double as a member of the greater ensemble. Tenor.
BAKER — Male-presenting, 18+
Featured Ensemble. Head of the Pharaoh’s kitchen. While in jail, Joseph interprets the Baker’s dreams to a less-than-positive outcome. May double as a member of the greater ensemble.
WIVES — Female-presenting, 18+
Ensemble. The wives of Joseph’s 11 brothers. Skilled dancers and singers.
ENSEMBLE — 18+
Versatile performers serving as Ishmaelites, Egyptians, Canaanites, and other characters within Joseph’s story.
Director: Kevin P. Hill
Choreographer: Sara Andreas
Music Director: TBD
First rehearsal: July 28
Open: August 12
Close: August 23
DREW — Male-presenting, 25-35
An appealing, good-guy rocker with great, easy comedic timing, a boyish charm with vulnerability, and a very strong, high rock tenor voice. Guitar skills are a plus but not required. Drew works at the legendary Bourbon Room, hoping his dreams will come true. He is instantly attracted to Sherrie, the new arrival from the Midwest, who encourages him to pursue his dreams. Vocal Range: Bb3–D5.
LONNY — Male-presenting, 35-50
The narrator of the piece. Charming, mischievous, welcoming, vibrant personality, a guy who would be fun to spend one drunken night with. Strong, honest comedic timing/improv skills and strong high rock vocals. Vocal Range: D3–D5.
SHERRIE — Female-presenting, 25-35
An innocent Midwestern girl stepping right off the bus into a new world to pursue her dreams of stardom. Strong comedic timing, strong rock belt, good movement ability. Vocal Range: G3–F5.
DENNIS DUPREE — Male-presenting, 45-55
A classic stoner-type guy who runs the famous Bourbon Room club. Torn about whether he should sell the club to Hertz, a German businessman. Very strong comedic timing. A laidback, easy-going, real dude. Bari-tenor rock vocals. Vocal Range: D3–G4.
STACEE JAXX — Male-presenting, 35-45
A sexy rock star. Decided to leave his successful rock band to try it solo. Self-important, confident, intriguing in all the wrong ways, the ultimate bad boy. Great, strong comedic timing with a strong, high rock tenor voice. Character identifies as male. Vocal Range: C3–Eb5. NOTE: Guitar skills a plus but not required.
JUSTICE / MOTHER — Female-presenting, 45-65
A strong presence and an easy sensuality. Once a performer, she now operates a gentleman’s club where Sherrie winds up working. Takes on the maternal role for the girls who work for her. Strong, soulful vocals needed. Doubles as Sherrie’s mother. Vocal Range: G3–Db5.
HERTZ KLINEMANN — Male-presenting, 40-60
An attractive older German male. Uptight, cold, intimidating businessman trying to buy up the Strip to develop it. The bad guy of the piece. Strong comedic timing and baritone rock vocals. Character identifies as male. Vocal Range: F3–G#4.
FRANZ KLINEMANN — Male-presenting, 25-35
Hertz’s son, young (20s) German male. Works for his father but not by choice. Pressured and intimidated by his father. Shy, gentle with a big heart. Strong rock baritenor vocals and great comedic timing. Character identifies as male. Vocal Range: Db3–E5.
REGINA / CANDI — Female-presenting, 25-35
A fun, strong, hippie who fights against the attempted takeover of The Sunset Strip. Strong comedic timing, belt vocals. Vocal Range: A3–Eb5.
MAYOR / JA'KEITH / ENSEMBLE — Male-presenting
Strongly comedic, doubles multiple roles, with a great rock/soul sound, and strong dance/movement ability.
JOEY PRIMO / ENSEMBLE — Male-presenting, 18-25
Has a rocker sensibility, strong rock tenor, and strong dance/movement ability.
ENSEMBLE
Seeking adult performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and types. Must have good comedic timing to play numerous roles. Will understudy many of the principal roles. Strong rock vocals and movement/dance abilities required.
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