Auditions are held as the season progresses. We are always looking for new talent! Would that be you?
Our next Audition process will be for the show
Death of a Salesman
Auditions will be held October 12 and 13 at 7:00 pm.
See below for more information and check back as we open auditions for the rest of our 2026 - 2027 season of shows!
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Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman follows Willy Loman, an aging salesman who has spent his life chasing the promise of success and the American Dream. As Willy struggles to keep his career and family together, his hopes become increasingly tied to his two sons, Biff and Happy. But when Biff begins to question the dreams his father has built their lives around, long-buried secrets and painful truths begin to surface. Blending memory, reality, and dreams, Death of a Salesman is a powerful story about family, ambition, identity, and what it truly means to be successful.
The show will be directed by Jessica Lesko. If you have any questions, please email Jessica.
The performance dates are January 8 - 24, 2027
Prior to arriving for the audition, we would appreciate your filling out our audition form so that we will know to expect you unless you have worked with us in the recent past!
The following links are to the sides that will be used for the audition process. If you are trying out for Willy, you have a lot of clicking to do!
If you are trying out for any other character, please look for each reference to that characters name (there may be more than one) and click on each link to get those pages. Character descriptions follow.
Willy - The Woman
Willy - Linda
Willy - Howard
Willy - Charley 1
Willy - Charley 2
Willy - Biff - Happy - Bernard
Willy - Bernard
Willy - Ben
Happy - Stanley
Happy - Ms Forsythe
Biff - Happy - Linda
Biff - Happy 1
Biff - Happy 2
Cast of Characters: 13 actors able to play the following roles.
Willy Loman (Late 50s-Early 70s)
An aging traveling salesman who has spent his life believing that being well-known and well-liked will lead to financial success and happiness. He has built much of his identity around the American Dream, and he desperately wants to believe that he has achieved it- or that he still can. He becomes disconnected from reality and often retreats into memories and fantasies of a time when he felt more confident and hopeful, and he now struggles to distinguish between what is real and what isn’t.
Linda Loman (50s-60s)
Willy’s devoted wife. Loving, patient, protective, but also fiercely strong and resilient, Linda often tries to keep the peace within the family while supporting Willy through his struggles. She has a strong understanding of Willy's emotional needs and is willing to confront her sons when she believes they are treating their father unfairly.
Biff Loman (30s)
Willy’s older son and former high-school football star. Once full of promise, Biff has struggled to find direction as an adult. He is frustrated by his father’s expectations and is searching for a life that feels honest and meaningful.
Happy Loman (Late 20s-Early 30s)
Willy’s younger son. Happy is confident, ambitious, and has established a reputation for himself as a ladies’ man. Beneath his outward self-assurance, however, he shares many of his father’s insecurities and desire for recognition, and is eager to prove himself.
Charley (50s-60s)
Willy’s longtime neighbor and friend. Practical, successful, and straightforward, Charley often provides Willy with advice and support. His grounded personality contrasts with Willy’s idealistic view of success.
Bernard (30s)
Charley’s son and Biff’s childhood friend. As a boy, Bernard is studious and concerned about Biff’s future. As an adult, he becomes a successful professional, challenging Willy’s assumptions about what leads to success.
Ben (50s-70s)
Willy’s confident and successful older brother whom achieved great wealth after venturing into the world at a young age. Ben only appears to Willy in flashbacks and hallucinations, as we learn that he has died before the events of the play take place. He represents Willy’s idealized vision of the American Dream and what could have been.
The Woman (20s-60s)
A woman Willy had an affair with while traveling for work. She appears in Willy’s memories and represents a hidden part of his past. She is playful, fun-loving, and loves to laugh.
Howard Wagner (30s-40s)
Willy’s young boss and the son of Willy’s former employer. Howard is focused on business and his own interests. His relationship with Willy highlights the changing world of business and Willy’s declining position within it.
Stanley (20s-40s)
A restaurant waiter. Friendly, helpful, experienced, and easy to talk to. Stanley finds himself caught in an increasingly chaotic situation with Willy, Biff, and Happy.
Miss Forsythe (20s-30s)
A call girl whom Happy meets at a restaurant. She is confident, flirtatious, and interested in Happy.
Letta (20s-30s)
Miss Forsythe’s friend, also a call girl. She accompanies Miss Forsythe at the restaurant and participates in the playful, flirtatious social interaction
with Happy and Biff.
Jenny (20s-40s)
Charley’s secretary. Professional and courteous, but frustrated with Willy’s erratic and disruptive behavior.