Auditions

Bring your voice, share your story, and join the community that brings live theatre to life at The Palace. Explore current auditions and find your place on stage.

Now Casting

Mean Girls Auditions at a glance:

All roles are available! We welcome anyone in the community ages 16 and up to audition. No previous experience is needed.

November 17 & 18, 2026
6:30–9:00 PM both evenings

Performance dates: February 4–13
Character and dance callbacks are by invitation only.

Now Casting

Mean Girls Auditions Details:

Sing 16 Bars: Prepare 16 bars of music showcasing your skills. An accompanist will be available.

A Monologue: Choose a 30–60 second monologue that lets your acting skills shine.

With Music: Aux and iPhone hook-ups are available. No a cappella auditions.

Character Breakdowns

A new junior at North Shore High School, Cady grew up in Africa and was homeschooled by her wildlife biologist parents. She is warm, bright, and strong enough to take on The Plastics. She is the emotional heart of our story.

Gender: female · Vocal range: F3–G5

Regina is the Queen Bee of the Plastics. When she shines her light on you, you feel like the most important person in the world. When that light goes cold, you want to die. She is regal, still, and “hot,” but at her most vulnerable moments, she is just a kid in over her head.

Gender: female · Vocal range: Gb3–Gb5

An “Art Freak” and social outcast, Janis is not afraid to be weird or make others uncomfortable. She paints herself as an objective observer, but, like so many of us, she longs to avenge the devastating events of eighth grade.

Gender: female · Vocal range: Ab3–E5

Outgoing and an active member of the student activities committee, Damian is a fiercely loyal friend to Janis and they have the close rapport of a comedy team.

Gender: male · Vocal range: Bb2–A4

One of the Plastics. Desperate to please Regina and to maintain her position in the Plastics, Gretchen is a nervous wreck. She is a “banker,” meaning she befriends people to “bank” their secrets so she can trade them later for her own benefit. Her fragility at times is heartbreaking.

Gender: female · Vocal range: G3–E5

One of the Plastics. Although her intellect and personality never had a chance to develop, Karen is essentially kind, relaxed, and a generous laugher.

Gender: female · Vocal range: G3–Gb5

A cute boy with a good moral compass and a backbone. He’s not immune to all the female attention he gets, but he’s not going to let himself be a pawn in their chess game either. Broadway and pop tenor.

Gender: male · Vocal range: C3–Bb4

Kevin is the extremely driven captain of the North Shore Mathletes. He is a confident student and a decent rapper.

Gender: male · Vocal range: F#3–B4

Mrs. George is Regina’s “cool mom.” She’s desperate to look young and feel like one of the teens. She’s also desperate for Regina not to repeat her mistakes.

Gender: female

Ms. Norbury is Cady’s world-weary calculus teacher, who pushes Cady to be her smartest self.

Gender: female

Ms. Heron is Cady’s intellectual mom, who can’t understand why her daughter is devolving before her eyes.

Gender: female

The principal of North Shore High. Mr. Duvall may have once taught computers at Joliet Penitentiary, but nothing prepared him for the harsh realities of out-of-control junior girls.

Gender: male

Includes the following roles: Mr. Buck, Dawn Schweitzer, French Teacher, Coach Carr, Glenn Cocco, Sonja Aquino, Band Geeks, Debate Team, Dance Team, Jason Weems, Caitlyn Caussin, Rachel Hamilton, Sophie, Lizzie Therman, Kyle, Kyle’s Friends, Lion, Stage Manager Kid, Teary Girl, Tyler Kimble, Mathletes (including Marwan Jitla), Mathletes Moderator, Marymount 1–2, Caroline Krafft, Shane Oman.

Meet The Team Behind The Palace

Jenna Davies

Executive Producer & Owner

Emily Gibson

Assistant Conservatory Director/Acting/Company Director

Angela Johnson

Music Director

Hannah Davidson

Acting

Emily Capson

Conservatory Coordinator/Voice

Makayla Daybell

Acting

Kirsten Kay

Technical Theatre/Sound Board Operator