Upcoming Auditions


The Addams Family Musical


When: February 2nd-4th

What Time: TBA

Where: TBA

Gomez Addams (Stage Age: 35-50): A suave man of Spanish descent who adores his wife and children and takes immense pride in being an Addams. Gomez finds himself trapped between his daughter and his wife, being forced to hide Wednesday’s big secret from Morticia. He has great comedic timing and is a strong dancer. Spanish accent is a plus!

Morticia Addams (Stage Age: 35-50): The beautiful and mysterious head of the Addams family who believes strongly in family tradition. Morticia is unnerved thinking that Gomez is hiding something from her. She is confident with a side of dry wit. She is a strong mover (tango skills are a plus!)

Wednesday Addams (Stage Age: 18-22): Gothic big sister Wednesday who has her father’s heart and her mother’s sensibility. She falls in love with a “normal” boy who she brings home to meet the family. Wednesday is trying to balance her relationships with her “strange” family and with that of her new love and his “normal” family. Wednesday showcases compassion, a bit of stubbornness and strong will. She has a strong belt.

Pugsley Addams (Stage Age: 10-13): The youngest of the Addams Family clan, Pugsley loves to be tortured by his big sister. He is lost trying to figure out his place now that she has a new boyfriend, and the family dynamics are changing. Pugsley is charming and funny, ideally with an unchanged singing voice.

Uncle Fester (Stage Age: 30-50): Serving as the narrator of the show, Uncle Fester is lovable, childish, enthusiastic and highly incorrigible. Fester has great comedic timing and a tenor voice. Ukulele skills a plus!

Grandma (Stage Age: 102): Fun, quirky and feisty, Grandma always has a trick up her sleeve. Grandma is wise, wacky and sometimes a bit crass. She has great comedic timing and physicality.

Lurch (Stage Age: 25–50): A man of few words, Lurch is the Addams Family butler. His unmistakable commanding presence is accented by grunts, moans and deliberate movement. Must have great non-verbal story-telling abilities. Lurch has a rich bass voice which is showcased at the end of the show.

Lucas Beinecke (Stage Age: 18-22): The hopeful romantic and son of Alice & Mal, Lucas has fallen in love with Wednesday and intends to marry her. He is optimistic and hopeful yet struggles to find the balance between his ‘normal’ family and the macabre Addams. Strong singer.

Mal Beinecke (Stage Age 35 - 55): The uptight father of Lucas and cold-shouldered husband to Alice, cynical Mal meets the Addams with skepticism. He finds the Addams to be too bizarre for his liking and cannot fathom being related to them.

Alice Beinecke (Stage Age: 35 -55): Lucas’s mother and Mal’s wife, Alice is strongly devoted to her family. She presents herself as reserved and collected (even when speaking in rhyme) until she learns to unleash her wild side at dinner with the Addams. She is a strong comedic actress with a strong belt.

The Ancestors (Stage Age: 18+ Male & Female): The Addams ancestors from various eras serve as the chorus for the show and help bring the story to life. They will be featured both singing and dancing throughout the entire show. Seeking actors with both vocal and dancing abilities.

More Information TBA


Director: Brian Griffin

Show Dates and Times:

May 2nd-4th, 9th-11th, and 16th-18th

Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.

Sundays at 3:00 p.m.

Synopsis: The dark, macabre, Addams Family daughter, Wednesday, is now an eighteen-year-old, young woman who is ready for a life of her own. She has fallen in love with Lucas Beineke, a sweet, smart boy from a normal, respectable Ohio family — the most un-Addams sounding person one could be! And to make matters worse, she has invited the Beinekes to their home for dinner. In one fateful, hilarious night, secrets are disclosed, relationships are tested, and the Addams family must face up to the one horrible thing they’ve managed to avoid for generations: change.

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