
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
PLAYS (The Play That Goes Wrong/Misery):
New York Auditions: Wednesday, November 5, 2025
Virginia Auditions: Friday, November 7, 2025
MUSICALS (Grease/Toxic Avenger/Addams Family):
Virginia Auditions: DATE TBD
New York Auditions: DATE TBD
The Play that goes wrong
By Henry Lewis, Jonathan Sayer, & Henry Shields
Rehearsal Start Date (Full Company): January 14, 2026
Opening: February 6, 2026
Closing: March 1, 2026
Venue: Performed indoors at the new Wolf Den - Downtown in Lynchburg
Performance Dates: February 6, 7, 8, 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, 22, 27, 28, and March 1
(Note: February 7, 14, 21, and 28 are two show days)
Characters:
TREVOR is the company’s lighting and sound operator. American accent. Straightforward and all business. Must be comfortable performing on high platforms with no railing. Must be comfortable with enclosed, small spaces for extended periods of time. Must have strong comedic timing.
CHRIS is the head of the drama society, directed the play and plays the role of Inspector Carter. He is uptight, nervous, and completely overworked. Breaks character often. Must be comfortable performing on high platforms with no railing. Must have strong comedic timing.
JONATHAN plays the role of Charles Haversham. Has an inflated sense of ego and masculinity. Must be comfortable performing on high platforms with no railing. Must have strong comedic timing.
ROBERT plays the role of Thomas Colleymoore. Prone to fits of anger and keeping his cool. Must be comfortable performing on high platforms with no railing. Must have strong comedic timing.
DENNIS plays the role of Perkins. A weak actor with a weaker memory. Must be comfortable performing on high platforms. Must have strong comedic timing.
SANDRA plays the role of Florence Colleymoore. She is vain and conceited, focusing on her climb to fame more than the play itself. Very physical- must be comfortable with enclosed, small spaces for extended periods of time. Must have strong comedic timing.
MAX plays Cecil Haversham and Arthur the Gardener. He is an inexperienced and naive actor who enjoys physical comedy. Incredibly enthusiastic. Must have strong comedic timing.
ANNIE is the company’s stage manager. American accent. Starts completely afraid of being on stage, but gorws to love acting over the course of the show. Must have strong comedic timing.
misery
by Williams Goldman
Based on the novel by Stephen King
Rehearsal Start Date (Full Company): March 18 2026
Opening: April 10, 2026
Closing: April 26, 2026
Venue: Performed indoors at the new Wolf Den - Downtown in Lynchburg
Performance Dates: April 10, 11, 12, 17, 18, 19, 24, 25, and 26, 2026
(Note: April 11, 18, and 25 are two show days)
Characters: This is a very physical show.
ANNIE WILKES (Female, 40s-60s)- An isolated, lonely nurse who comes to the apparent rescue of her favorite author, Paul Sheldon, after a car crash. At first, Annie appears to be a kind and dutiful caretaker, nursing Paul back to health in the seclusion of the rural Wilkes Farm. As Paul gets to know Annie, it becomes clear that Annie is manipulative, calculating, and is capable of masking her true inner evil. This role requires significant physicality, including lifting/assisting another adult and exerting effort during dialogue-heavy scenes.
PAUL SHELDON (Male, Late 30s-Late 60s)- A celebrated romance novelist determined to leave behind his most famous character and series. Returning from what was meant to be his final writing retreat, Paul is severely injured in a car accident that leaves him bedridden and dependent on his self-proclaimed “number on fan,” Annie Wilkes. Intelligent and resourceful, Paul must rely on his wit, resilience, and sheer willpower to outmaneuver Annie and fight for his survival. The role requires significant physicality, including using upper body strength to move one’s own body weight and exerting effort during dialogue-heavy scenes.
BUSTER (Male, Late 30s-Late 60s)- The well-meaning sheriff of Silver Creek, investigating Paul’s disappearance after discovering his abandoned car in the snow. Buster is warm, approachable, and disarmingly friendly— sometimes to a fault. His good nature and small-town charm make him an easy presence, though his amiability may blind him to the danger lurking closer than he realizes. This track will understudy the role of Paul.
GREASE
Grease
Rehearsal Start Date (Full Company): May 13, 2026
Opening: June 5, 2026
Closing: June 28, 2026
Venue: Performed indoors at the new Wolf Den - Downtown in Lynchburg
Characters:
INFO COMING SOON
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

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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.”
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