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NOW ACCEPTING VIDEO SUBMISSIONS FOR
THE CRAFT’D: AN UNAUTHORIZED MUSICAL PARODY

 

The SCREAM’D team returns with a reinvented version of their 2022 hit jukebox parody: THE CRAFT'D. Inspired by the 1996 movie, THE CRAFT’D follows four teen girls who cope with the nightmares of high school life by forming a coven and rocking out to a live soundtrack of 80s and 90s goth rock hits.

 

Currently seeking actors for understudies and future replacements. 

Please prepare a brief 90s rock song in the style of the show (The Cure, Depeche Mode) that shows your vocal range and belt abilities.

-  Submit link to YouTube or Vimeo to thecraftdcasting@gmail.com with “Fall 2025” in the subject line. We will not accept attached video files or drive links. -- -  Please attach headshot/resume as .pdf.
-  Please slate before you audition.

*Looking for skilled performers in 20s-30s age range to play high school to adult.
*Must be based in Las Vegas

 

Deadline for submissions is June 8, 2025.

Rate negotiable.


KEY DATES

1st Rehearsal: Sunday, August 3, 2025

1st Preview: September 7, 2025

Opening: September 11, 2025

Closing: November 15, 2025

 

BREAKDOWN
SARAH - The ingenue of the group, girl next door type. Rocks out to “Closer.”


NANCY - The bad ass bitch of the group, hides deep wounds. Strong alto. Channels “The Killing Moon” from her soul. Any race.

 

BONNIE - The awkward one of the group. Can screlt to the gods. Chills the bones with “Creep.” AAPI/Latinx preferred.

 

ROCHELLE - The instigator of the group. Belter.  Rips “How Soon is Now.” Young Black woman.

 

SKEET - Boyfriend type, also plays Jerry Springer and Insurance Rep. Must have high belt. Brings “Kiss From a Rose” to life.
 

THE OTHER GIRL - Versatile sketch character type. Must have Stevie Nicks vocal. Delivers the bottom on “Gold Dust Woman.” May be played by any gender.

 

THE OTHER GUY - Sketch comic skills, plays multiple roles, including the spirit Manon. Must have high rock belt. Tears apart “Cry Little Sister.” May be played by any gender.
 

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