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An intentional pathway to college acceptance. Your audition follows the Acting Common App package as outlined in GetAcceptd — monologues performed in a professional, structured environment in front of multiple programs at once.
How it works: Register through our registration portal first. You’ll receive a code to submit through GetAcceptd starting July 1st.
Five structured stages — from your first run-through with the accompanist to callbacks. Every step is designed so you walk into the room confident and leave seen.
Before auditions, students confirm their material and prep with our team. Pick contrasting monologues from published plays that reveal who you are as an actor: different tones, eras, or emotional centers. Faculty learn more from honest range than from a single virtuosic piece.
Students perform their audition package in a professional, structured environment. You're seen by multiple college programs in one centralized location, designed to run efficiently and respectfully — so every student presents their best work without the chaos of running between schools.
Acting faculty look beyond memorization. They're watching how you enter, how you handle the first beat, what you do when something goes sideways, and whether you can take a direction in the moment. Polish helps, but presence and adjustability decide most callbacks.
Throughout the event, students attend college-led workshops offering direct interaction with faculty, insight into each program's training style, and additional opportunities to be seen beyond the audition room. This is where the conversation goes from "audition" to "fit."
Callbacks are communicated through Acceptd and directly by participating schools, with schedules released overnight. Each college manages its own process, and additional callbacks may occur after the event. Monitor your communications closely throughout the weekend — and after.
Bring these every day, in a binder, organized. Faculty will ask for materials in the moment — you don't want to be the student fumbling.
From check-in to callback, here's exactly when you'll be on, when you'll prepare, and when you'll get to breathe.
Pick up your badge, audition packet, and time slots. Walk the college fair before things start.
Broadway guest speaker, an overview of what the next three days look like, and Q&A with the team.
Open studio time to warm your voice, body, and material before your slot. Coaches available for last-minute questions.
Your assigned slot. Perform your contrasting monologues for faculty from your selected programs in one structured session.
Choose two from over twenty offerings — scene study, classical text, audition technique, voice and speech, and more.
Faculty-led masterclasses focused on scene study, on-camera technique, and BFA program-specific intensives.
Invite-only callbacks from individual programs, plus a tech showcase for design and stage management students.
One-on-one time with programs that want to see more. Bring everything; you may be asked for new material.
Our roster of attending college programs is being finalized — here’s what to expect.
Faculty see hundreds of students cry on cue. What they remember is the student who pursued something so specifically that the feeling arrived on its own.
You can't bring a character to life if you only know their best two minutes. Faculty can tell within ten seconds whether you actually know the world your monologue lives in.
How you greet the monitor, how you wait, how you walk in — faculty hear about all of it. Be the student the program manager wants to advocate for.
How a student recovers from a stumble tells faculty more than a flawless run-through. Don't apologize, don't restart unless asked. Stay in it.
If faculty give you an adjustment in the room, try it immediately and fully. They're seeing if you can take a note — that's literally the job.
Have a third and fourth monologue prepped — ideally in different styles (classical, comedic, contemporary). Being able to pivot is one of the strongest impressions you can make.
Lock in your spot for the Musical Theatre track. Slots fill program-by-program — register early to get the schools you want.
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