AUDITIONS
Auditions:
Wolfbane Main Stage productions are cast in both Virginia and New York City. Please make sure you are available for all rehearsal and production dates before submitting.
While submitting: Actors must list ALL conflicts, which character they would like to be considered for,
and include a headshot & resume. To sign up for an audition, please email casting@wolfbane.org
PLEASE NOTE: WE ARE NOT CURRENTLY ACCEPTING UNSOLICITED VIDEO SUBMISSIONS
ADDAMS FAMILY, SWEENEY TODD, and WOLFBANE’S A CHRISTMAS CAROL
New York Auditions:
TBD
Virginia Auditions:
TBD
To schedule an in-person Virginia audition, please email casting@wolfbane.org. Make sure to include your headshot, resume, and the character(s) you’d like to be considered for in the FIRST email.
THE ADDAMS FAMILY MUSICAL
The Addams Family Musical
Rehearsal Start Date (Full Company): September 2, 2026
Opening: September 25, 2026
Closing: October 17, 2026
Venue: Outdoors, Wolfbane Performing Arts Center, Appomattox
Performance Dates: September 25, 26, 27, October 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 15, 16, and 17, 2026
(Note: October 8 & 18 are rain dates)
We are seeking performers with strong comedic instincts, bold physicality, and comfort engaging with the audience. All roles require strong ensemble skills and high-energy storytelling.
AUDITION TRACK PLAYLIST
Practice with the tracks
Coming Soon
Characters:
COMING SOON
THE TOXIC AVENGER
Book & Lyrics by Joe DiPietro
Music & Lyrics by David Bryan
Rehearsal Start Date (Full Company): July 8 2026
Opening: July 31, 2026
Closing: August 15, 2026
Venue: Performed outdoors at the Wolfbane Performing Arts Center
618 Country Club Road, Appomattox, VA 24522
Performance Dates: July 31, August 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 13, 14, and 15, 2026
(Rain Dates: August 6 & 16)
Characters: This is a very physical show.
AUDITION TRACKS: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLVgXD0sTrNm8CfwHSAL0tBjP85VeBURVV
Melvin Ferd the Third/Toxic Avenger (Male, 24-32) - Always trying to be the hero, but he isn't very good at it until he is turned into the Toxic Avenger. Determined to save New Jersey from toxic waste. He is a nerd but prone to bouts of rage in the face of corruption. Unattractive and sensitive. In love with Sarah.This role requires significant physicality.
Vocal range: Tenor, D4-C6
SIDES
Sarah the Blind Librarian (Female, 20-28) - Blind. The classic heroine. Very sexy and sensual. Always speaks exactly what's on her mind. An aspiring writer of graphic romance novels.
Vocal range: Soprano, strong belt G3-E5
SIDES
Mayor Babs Belgoody/Ma Ferd/Nun (Female, 45-55) - As the Mayor, she is corrupt and scheming. Accepts loads of cash in return for storing the toxic waste. Set on one day being the governor of New Jersey by any means necessary.
Vocal Range: Strong belt, G3-G5
SIDES
Black Dude (Male, 20-35) - Appears as numerous supporting roles, both male and female, such as PROFESSOR KEN, SLUGGO the bully, LITTLE OLD LADY, and SHINEQUA the friend. Physically versatile with strong dialects.
Vocal Range: Tenor, A3-D6
SIDES
White Dude (Male, 20-35) Appears as numerous supporting roles, both male and female, such as DR. FISHBEIN, BOZO the bully, SAL the cop, and LORENZO the hairdresser.
Vocal Range: Tenor, A3-B5
SIDES
what to prepare (IF NOT SPECIFIED ABOVE)
To be considered for the musicals:
Actors should be prepared with a 32-bar cut of a song in the style of the show.
For the plays:
Please have a brief monologue that shows off your acting chops! (2 minutes max)
Submissions:
Please email headshot, resume, and the shows you are interested in
to casting@wolfbane.org. Please list any date conflicts in initial email.
Evil Dead the Musical! - 2015
Wolfbane Productions prides itself on consistently bridging the theatre worlds of New York City and Appomattox, Virginia. Over the past 16 years we've welcomed actors to the Pack from all over the country. We've been thrilled to work with Broadway, television, film & national-tour veterans, introducing them to Virginia's breath-taking natural beauty and to the thriving community of Wolfbane audiences: some of the most lively and passionate audiences you'll find anywhere in modern theatre.
Wolfbane is also proud to have been the gateway, for over a dozen artists from our Virginia base, to make the transition to New York City via connections made with the Wolfbane family.
We are inspired by this tradition of blending our NYC and VA homes as we continue to cast from auditions held in both states, as well as allowing for video submissions for those who are unable to attend.
Guys and Dolls, 2020
testimonials
"Wolfbane is the most extraordinary company I have ever had the privilege to work for.
Every company member is dedicated to bold and thoughtful choices that serve their partners, the production, and ultimately the audience.
I am better for having worked with the pack.”
- Jonathan Grunert, NYC Actor
“Wolfbane is, quite simply, impossible.
It is by all practical measures and sheer statistical probability RIDICULOUS that a theatre company would arise out of this particular part of our country, and even more of a triumph that it be one doing the kind of work that Wolfbane does.
Wolfbane and its entire pack are an inspiration.”
—Trevor Kluckman, NYC Actor
“Every Wolfbane production I've been in has challenged me and pushed me farther than I could have ever imagined,
resulting in some of my proudest work on stage in my 25+ years of performing.
And the opportunity to be involved in outdoor theatre with shows performed in the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains is something every actor should have to chance to do.
The passion for it is what drives me and keeps me coming back to this family that is the Wolfpack.
And I think I am a better actor for having been brought into the fold.”
Libby Gatzke, VA Actor
“You guys are all amazing. It was awesome to have such a big part in a production that was so ambitious.
It made me so happy to positively contribute to Dustin's one of a kind vision.
All the company members are the real deal. Not only really hardworking and talented performers but really approachable.
Midsummer was the type of experience that makes me sad to think about because
I don't know if I will ever have a performance experience that unique again.”
Tom McVey, NYC Actor-AEA
