Audition for The Little Theatre
READY FOR THE SPOTLIGHT?
Audition for one or more of our shows this season!
We keep auditions as easy and stress-free as possible. No appointments, and everyone is welcome! All who are interested are encouraged to audition; unless otherwise noted any race or ethnicity is welcome. Our goal is for those on the stage to represent those in the community.
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At the audition you will fill out an audition form and conflict sheet when you arrive, so please bring your calendar. Your photo will be take for reference.
For plays, you'll be asked to do cold readings ("sides"); for musicals, you'll sing a song you've prepared and possibly learn a short choreography routine.
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At The Little Theatre of Winston-Salem everyone is welcome to audition and no role is cast before auditions take place.
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Questions about auditions? Email kristina@ltofws.org
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AUDITIONS FOR
Clyde’s
By Lynn Nottage
Directed by Andre Minkins
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AUDITION DETAILS
Auditions: Monday, December 8, from 6:00-8:00 pm
Callbacks (if needed/by invitation): Wednesday, December 10, from 6:00-8:00 pm
at The Little Theatre Center, 4015 Brownsboro Rd., Winston-Salem
Roles are available for 2 women (ages 25-55) and 3 men (ages 25-55).
Please read the character descriptions and performance schedule below. Auditions will consist of reading from sides. Please bring your calendar and be prepared to list all potential conflicts for the rehearsal and performance period.
Rehearsals will generally be held Monday-Friday evenings from 7-10 pm. This is subject to change depending on the cast’s availability and the creative team’s discretion.
PERFORMANCES
February 6-8 & 12-15, 2026
Thursday-Saturday performances at 7:30 pm
Sunday matinees at 2 pm
All performances will be held at the Hanesbrands Theatre
209 N. Spruce Street in Winston-Salem
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SHOW DESCRIPTION
This heartfelt story follows a team of formerly incarcerated individuals working at a truck stop as they find purpose in creating the perfect sandwich and rebuilding their lives.
The play premiered on Broadway in November 2021 and is a dramedy that explores themes of hope, aspiration, and the power of food to heal.
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
Clyde: (Female; African American/Black; aged 40-55) A harsh and powerful truck stop owner who struggles to control her formerly incarcerated staff.
Montrellous: (Male; African American/Black; aged 40-55) An enigmatic and mindful chef who inspires the kitchen staff with his wisdom and belief in the possibility of a perfect sandwich.
Letitia: (Female; African American/Black; aged 25-35) A formerly incarcerated woman trying to build a better life.
Rafael: (Male; Hispanic/Latino; aged 25-35) A formerly incarcerated, romantic cook who is deeply in love with Letitia.
Jason: (Male; White; aged 25-35) A new employee at Clyde’s, he is defensive and antagonistic. Recently released from prison, he’s covered in tattoos that reveal a troubled past. *anyone auditioning for this role must be willing to discuss altering their appearance
