The Theatre Project F.A.Q.
What do I need to prepare for an audition?
What to prepare for "Freaky Friday":
*If necessary, Callbacks will be held on Tuesday, August 13th.
Auditions last for roughly one hour.
Check out our blog for tips & video tutorials for auditioning in the near future.
- A 32-bar cut/1-minute song selection from a contemporary musical or pop rock song that compliments the score of Freaky Friday. Sheet music is required in the proper key or a backing track is needed. An accompanist will be provided. We will only provide a speaker & AUX cord.
- Everyone will be taught a movement combination and should come prepared with proper dance attire (i.e. clothing you can move in comfortably and proper footwear).
- A 1-minute monologue from a play will also be required for those auditioning for any lead roles.
*If necessary, Callbacks will be held on Tuesday, August 13th.
Auditions last for roughly one hour.
Check out our blog for tips & video tutorials for auditioning in the near future.
How Much does the program cost?
The audition/registration fee for our Spring & Fall productions is $250 for residents of Cobb County. Summer camp fees are $300 for Cobb County residents.
What does my audition/Registration fee cover?
The audition/registration fee covers all costumes (not including personal base layers or shoes), props, set construction, & professional acting/singing/dancing education by contacted instructors.
What is the age range for The Theatre Project
We are an education driven community theatre program seeking to inspire youth ages 9-18. Although our age cut-off is eighteen for most productions, we are always seeking TTP alumni to return to volunteer or become assistants for productions or camps.
Are there volunteer opportunities?
Yes! We are always seeking qualified individuals for volunteer opportunities. Head over to our contact page and send us a message.
How do I register for an audition?
Please visit https://secure.rec1.com/GA/cobb-county-ga/catalog and use the search bar to locate the production you want to audition for.
What is the REHEARSAL SCHEDULE like?
Rehearsals typically land on Tuesdays & Thursdays 6:30pm-8:30pm and Sundays 2pm-6pm. Exact rehearsal schedules will be finalized about one week prior to the audition date.
Where are rehearsals located?
For the majority of the year, rehearsals will be held at the Mable House Barnes Ampitheatre. Rehearsals will be moved indoors at the Mable House Arts Center during months of January & February.
Who are the Production Crew?
Cobb County vendors who have been through a county background check process. Crew rotates and changes slightly each production, with the director crafting his/her own all-star dream team.
Where will the performances take place?
Performances are held on our complex at the Mable House Barnes Ampitheatre. 5239 Floyd Road, Mableton, GA, 30126.
What is the Theatre Project
The Theatre Project is a Cobb County community theatre experience for youth ages 9-18. Our mission is to provide a theatrical experience for Cobb County and Atlanta Metro-area youth with an emphasis on education. The Theatre Project is housed primarily at the Mable House Complex. The Mable House Arts Center handles the daily administrative aspects of the program & the Mable House Barnes Ampitheatre provides rehearsal space, ticketing, and the venue for productions.
Where can i purchase tickets for a upcoming PRODUCTION?
Tickets can be purchased at the Mable House Barnes Ampitheatre Box Office 12pm-6pm Tuesday-Saturday or through Ticketmaster.com. Please call 770-819-7765 for ticket related questions.
Does the theatre project host summer camps?
Yes! We host summer camps for ages 9-11 and 12-18 in the months of June & July respectfully. Specific dates and times are typically released in February and registration opens in March.
What are the commitments of parents of TTP Cast members?
During rehearsal season, we ask parents to attend one parent meeting at the beginning of the production and drop-off/pick-up cast members at the designated times. During the shows, parents are required to participate in various roles (concessions, merchandise table, ticket taking, etc.) during shows to fulfill mandatory performance volunteer hours.
