SECONDARY AUDITIONS
GTC Secondary School & College Transfer Auditions are open to high school juniors and seniors, and to college students who wish to transfer to a new school. High school students must meet minimum academic standards as noted in the audition form.
INSTRUCTIONS
There are two ways to register for GTC's Secondary Auditions...
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If you're a student attending GTC with a competing high school one-act, your admission is covered with your one-act registration. Just complete and print out the Audition Form (click here). It is designed for you to type your entries so that it looks professional for the auditors, but you will need to highlight or circle information to indicate your grade level and whether you are doing an Acting or Tech audition.
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Attach your one-page resume to your audition form.
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Scan the signed form and resume together in one document. When you save it, please file as your first and last name followed by GTC2026 (i.e. NancyDrewGTC2026)
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Email your information to the auditions coordinator, Cassie Scott-Fortune. Be sure to attach your audition form to your email!
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If you're a student freely attending GTC just to audition (and not with a competing one-act), click through to our Registration portal. It's just a $15 fee to participate. Click the option "College Auditions" and enter your information on the subsequent page.
ACTING
Students will prepare a 90-second audition package featuring one monologue, two monologues of contrasting style, or one monologue and one song from theatrical repertoire. Song segments should not exceed 32-bars of music. A capella singing is not permitted. We encourage the use of a live accompanist over tracks. An accompanist will be provided at auditions.
*All students auditioning for the Musical Theatre track will be expected to attend a dance call on either Thursday evening or Friday morning, depending on their audition slot.
TECHNICAL
THEATRE
Technical theatre students will use their 90-second presentation to introduce themselves to college representatives and share a little about their theatre experience and their career goals. Technical students are encouraged to develop an online (or hard-copy) portfolio and share the link on their resumes.
THEATRE
EDUCATION
Students interested in a Theatre Education major may prepare either an acting audition or a technical theatre audition, based on their area of strength. Students may select Theatre Education as the only intended major, or may select both theatre education and one other field. Only students who want to audition for both acting and technical theatre are required to submit two forms. Theatre Education prospects who submit two forms may add Theatre Education to both.
SUBMISSION DEADLINE
The deadline for audition submissions is October 1, 2026.
Georgia Theatre Conference needs your participation. Our colleges and universities want to know who you are!
PREPARATION
Read our Audition Information Guide to help you prepare for a successful audition.
Entry fee: $15 entry per applicant
(if not participating in a registered one-act)
Auditions will take place
Thursday and Friday, October 15 & 16
at the CSU Riverside Theatre
CALLBACKS
Callback information this year will be posted following the auditions. This year includes a Dance Callback option for Musical Theatre auditions.
Callbacks will be located at the vendor booths of the respective universities, organizations, and companies.
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15
8:00AM-9:00AM Booth Set-Up CSU Riverside Theatre- Lobby
4:00PM-4:30PM Talent Meeting CSU Riverside Theatre
*Auditionees & Interviewees
5:00AM-7:00PM Auditions CSU Riverside Theatre
7:00PM-8:00PM Dance Call CSU Riverside Theatre
8:00PM-10:00PM Callbacks/Interviews CSU Riverside Theatre- Lobby
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16
9:00AM-11:00PM Auditions CSU Riverside Theatre
11:00AM-12:00PM Dance Call CSU Riverside Theatre
12:00PM-2:00PM Callbacks/Interviews CSU Riverside Theatre- Lobby