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What does an actor really need to nail in order to ace an audition and book the role?

Join Baltimore theatre artists and Vagabond Player board members/directors STEVE GOLDKLANG and AUDRA MULLEN for a FREE 3-hour audition workshop designed to strengthen your audition technique through hands-on practice, actionable feedback, and expert coaching. This workshop is an excellent warm-up for anyone planning to attend the Baltimore Small Stage Coalition (BSSC) Auditions on January 10–11, 2025.

WORKSHOP STRUCTURE
Part 1 – Audition Expectations & Tips

• What directors are really looking for
• Professionalism, etiquette, and physical presentation
• How to connect with auditors and advocate for yourself at an audition

Part 2 – Monologue Work

• Participants present 1–2 minute monologues
• Individualized feedback from Steve and Audra

Part 3 – Cold Reads

• Cold reading exercises using short scenes/sides provided at the workshop
• Feedback on quick script analysis, bold choices, and ensemble collaboration

WHAT TO BRING
A prepared monologue is strongly requested but not required. Even if you choose not to perform, you’ll gain valuable insight by observing, listening to feedback, and joining group discussion.

REGISTRATION REQUIRED — Click here to reserve your spot. Signups will be capped at 25 participants (waitlist available).

For actors ages 16+

FACILITATORS
Steve Goldklang has directed over 70 productions in the Baltimore area for Vagabond Players, Fells Point Corner Theatre and at other venues, and has conducted directing and audition workshops for Vagabonds and FPCT. Recent productions include Room Service, Doubt, Broadway Bound, Brighton Beach Memoirs, and A Doll’s House Part 2.

Audra Mullen has worked throughout the Baltimore theatre for over 20 years as director, assistant director and stage manager. Recent credits include HAIR, Into the Woods, One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Cabaret, And Then There Were None, and Little Shop of Horrors. She currently serves as President of Vagabond Players and Vice President of the Baltimore Small Stage Coalition.