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In this audition pack, you can see a number of roles available for the production. Main roles- Please note- If you audition for a lead, you would not need to audition again for a small speaking role- just specify your interest on the form.

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In this audition pack, you can see a number of roles available for the production.

Main roles- Please note-
If you audition for a lead, you would not need to audition again for a small speaking role- just specify your interest on the form.

All small speaking parts will be assigned- you will automatically also be in the chorus involved in other numbers.

Main Characters available: You can audition for more than 1 role or choose to be in the chorus automatically.
*For chorus roles, you will need to sing a few lines from a chorus song.

Bugsy Malone
Blousey Brown
Tallulah
Fat Sam
Fat Sam’s gang- requires singing!
Dandy Dan
Dandy Dan’s gang

At the audition…. You need to have completed an audition form prior to the audition. Once handed in, you will be given a time to audition in the N U Theatre early September.

We encourage you to learn your lines/songs to feel confident at your audition. You may have scripts on the day. American accents are necessary!

If you only wish to be in the chorus, there will be a small singing audition and basic movement audition.

We have a limit of 55 in the cast. It will be competitive so try your best. If you are unsuccessful, there will be other performance projects for you to get involved in later in the year. Auditions should be performed with an ‘American accent’ as much as possible!

The plot…. A standard Roaring '20s New York gangster story is told in a non-standard way with teens, plus or minus a few years. A gang war has erupted between Dandy Dan and Fat Sam, the former who wants to take over the latter's businesses. Those businesses are centered on a speakeasy, the Grand Slam, where Fat Sam's streetwise girlfriend, Tallulah, headlines the floor show. Dandy Dan has taken the upper hand in the war with his henchmen employing the latest in technology, the splurge gun. With his ranks being decimated in the process, Fat Sam turns to Bugsy Malone, a hanger on at the speakeasy who has shown in the past that he is quick on his feet and in his thinking possibly to outwit Dandy Dan. Bugsy has a lot riding on success as he wants to impress Blousey Brown, who is trying to break into show business and whose ultimate goal is to become a Hollywood movie star, Bugsy promising her that he will get her that train ticket west.

Bugsy & Blousey Bugsy: Ouch, look where you’re going will you?
Blousey: I’m sorry. I’m truly sorry. Oh it’s you Dandruff.
Bugsy: Don’t worry, I’ve had a shampoo since we last spoke. That base-ball bat could be classified as a dangerous weapon you know.
Blousey: My mother made me pack it.
Bugsy: You’re a sports nut?
Blousey: It’s for protection, in case I get robbed.
Bugsy: You’re a singer right?
Blousey: That depends on your taste in music. I’m here about a job.
Bugsy: Did you get the job?
Blousey: They said come back tomorrow.
Bugsy: They always do. What’s your name?
Blousey: Brown.
Bugsy: Sounds like a loaf of bread.
Blousey: Blousey Brown.
Bugsy: Sounds like a stale loaf of bread.
Blousey: Keep your jokes behind your teeth, wisey.
Bugsy: Pleased to meet you. I’m Bugsy Malone. Dialogue audition lines both parts-

Bugsy- Solo speech audition- American Bugsy: Someone once said, if it was raining brains, Roxy Robinson wouldn’t even get wet. In all of New York they didn’t come much dumber than Roxy The Weasel. To be frank, Roxy was a dope.
Dumb as Roxy was. He could smell trouble like other people could smell gas. But he should never have taken that blind alley by the side of Perito’s Bakery.
Now, as you can see, something kind of fishy is going on here. To be perfectly honest, I’m beginning to wonder what’s going on myself...I mean, this play’s only just started and already the stage is full of stiffs! Oh, by the way, you’re probably wondering who I am. My name is Malone. Bugsy Malone.

Blousey- solo singing audition- American Blousey:
I’m feeling fine
Filled with emotions
Stronger than wine
They give me the notion
That this strange feeling
Is something you’re feeling too

Matter of fact I’m forced to admit it
Caught in the act, and maybe we’ve hit it
Is this strange new feeling
Something that you’re feeling too? Click here for backing track 

Blousey- solo singing audition- American Click here for backing track 

Fat Sam- American Fat Sam: So tell me how you allow this to happen? Roxy was one of my best. What have you got to say for yourselves, you bunch of dummies? Knuckles? Ritzy? Angelo? Snake Eyes? Call yourselves hoodlums? You’re a disgrace to your profression. Do you hear me? A disgrace. And most of all you’re a disgrace to me, Fat Sam. And we all know who is behind this, don’t we?
Gang: Sure boss.
Fat Sam: You don’t need a hatful of brains to know that, do you?
Gang: Certainly not boss.
Fat Sam: We all know who’s monkeying us around, don’t we?
Gang: Sure do Boss.
Fat Sam: So who is it you dummies?
They look at each other, unsure if they should answer
Gang: Dandy Dan, Boss.
Fat Sam: Don’t dare mention his name in this office.
Fizzy: Er, Boss, how about my audition? You said come back tomorrow.
Fat Sam: Am I going mad? Are my ears playing tricks on me? Come back tomorrow, Fizzy. Fat Sam dialogue audition

The Gang- Bronx Charlie, Snake Eyes, Doodle, Anyone wishing to audition for Fat Sam’s gang will sing this short part of Bad Guy’s song. Click here for backing track 

Reporter- small speaking role- dialogue audition English Reporter:

Now get this, news desk...there’s been a frightfully bad show here in America chaps and this time the Yanks have gone too far and what’s more it’s just not cricket. And, as I speak there is a pitch battle going on here and...(lights go funny and then reveal the reporter has been splurged) Oh jeez!

Tallulah- dialogue & solo singing audition (American) Girls: Oh Tallulah!
Tallulah: I said beat it! (They exit reluctantly)
Tallulah: Long time no see Bugsy.
Bugsy: Well you know how it is.
Tallulah: You used to come and see me every night.
Bugsy: I’ve been busy.
Tallulah: You’re aces. You know that Bugsy? I’ve always found you kind of special.
Bugsy: You sure you got the right guy?
Tallulah: Come on sugar, how about smearin’ my lipstick?
Bugsy: Tallulah, I’m warning you, if you come any nearer I’m calling my lawyer.
Tallulah: So call him. (She plants a smacker on his forehead. Blousey enters just in time to see it) Song-

My name is Tallulah My first rule of thumb
I don't say were I'm going Or where I'm coming from
I try to leave a little reputation behind me
So if you really need to You'll know how to find me Click here for backing track 

‘Bad Guys’ gang (American) Bad Guys – Song solo

We could of been anything that we wanted to be, But don't it make your heart glad, That we decided a fact we take pride in, To become the best at being bad, We could of been anything that we wanted to be With all the talent we had, No doubt about it, we fight and we tout it, We're the very best at being bad guys, Click here for backing track 

‘Bad Guys’ gang (American) Click here for backing track 

Dandy Dan- audition dialogue (American) Louella: Oh honey, don’t switch that off, I was enjoying that.
Dandy Dan: I have to concentrate, Princess. I have a little business to attend to.
Louella: But ain’t you gonna play no more honey?
Dandy Dan: Later my rose, later.
Bronx Charlie and the Hood enter
Dandy Dan: Hi boys. Ok. Relax. Well, guys, I’d like to take this opportunity of thanking you for your work so far. Everything’s gone swell, just swell.
Bronx Charlie: Thanks Boss.
Dandy Dan: Fat Sam must have had quite a shock. Any moment now Fat Sam will be crawling on his knees to me.
Snake Eyes: Soon all Fat Sam will have is the clothes he stands up in and a suitcase full of memories.
All: Ha ha ha ha! (much back slapping and self-congratulating)
Dandy Dan: Not you Doodle. You goofed. You dropped the gun. And I don’t allow mistakes in this outfit. ‘Cause mistakes could put us all in the caboose and Sing Sing ain’t my style. Dandy Dan Dialogue

Fizzy- audition song (American) Singing solo audition-

Tomorrow, Tomorrow never comes
What kind of a fool do they take me for?
Tomorrow, A resting place for bums
A trap set in the slums
But I know the score.
I won’t take no for an answer
I was born to be a dancer now. Click here for backing track 

Fizzy- audition song (American) Click here for backing track 

Radio announcer 1 & 2- small dialogue partsAudition speeches Radio Announcer 2:
We interrupt tonight’s commentary on the exciting Red Sox ball-game to bring you a further bulletin on developments in the latest outbreak of Hoodlum gang warfare. Police now officially state that the new weapon of devious foreign manufacture , known as The Splurge Gun is being widely used by the Mobster gangs. We interrupt our interruption to go straight over to our reporter Seymour Scoop, who is on the spot of the latest Splurging. Radio Announcer 1: We interrupt this program to bring you an important news flash. Reports are coming in of a gangland incident on the Lower East Side involving a certain Robert Robinson, known to the police as Roxy The Weasel, believed to be a member of the gang of alleged Mobster King Fat Sam Stacetto. We go over to our reporter for an on the spot report...

Seymour Scoop & O’Dreary- detectives dialogue only audition (Both American) Seymour Scoop: (To Police Officer) Have you located the splurge gun yet Lieutenant?
O’Dreary: No I’m afraid I can’t answer that.
Seymour Scoop: You’re not at liberty to say?
O’Dreary: No, I don’t know the answer.
Seymour Scoop: Have you located the source yet Lieutenant?
O’Dreary: Sure, I had it on my hamburger for lunch.
Seymour Scoop: No, the source of the guns.
O’Dreary: Oh, yeah, er I mean no. I mean I’m not at liberty to say. You’ll have to ask Captain Smolsky that question... (O’Dreary’s boss Captian Smolsky arrives)
Smolsky: Ok, O’Dreary, break this crowd up. Let’s go guys. Split. This is police business and police business we gotta do.
Seymour Scoop: Er, Seymour Scoop, RTZ Radio, Captain Smolsky, Can you tell us if you have located the splurge guns yet?
Smolsky: No comment.
Seymour: Have you located the source?
Smolsky: No comment.
O’Dreary: I fixed you a pastrami on rye sandwich, Chief.
Smolsky: No comment. OK Get out of here.
Seymour Scoop: Right. Well this is Seymour Scoop reporting from the scene of the latest splurging.

Shady- small speaking part (American) Shady: Hello Sam
Fat Sam: Yeah – start gabbin’
Shady: I located the guns.
Fat Sam: Spill. Shady, Spill.
Shady: You know the Hung Fu Shin laundry?
Fat Sam: On East 14th Street?
Shady: That’s it. 2nd Floor. Behind the laundry.
Fat Sam: Thanks, Shady. Dis is good news. I’ll be sending my boys.

Knuckles- Fat Sam’s gang! (American) Fat Sam: (on phone) What!...I don’t believe it! The whole gang? Everybody? I don’t believe it! I just don’t believe it! (To Knuckles) The whole gang’s been splurged!
Knuckles: What are we going to do Boss?
Fat Sam: We play it cool. We relax. Like nothing’s happened. “Tutto casa sono buono”
Knuckles: What’s that mean boss?
Fat Sam: You don’t speak Italian? You call yourself a hoodlum and you don’t even speak Italian...?
Knuckles: No boss. I’m Jewish.
There is a knock at the door. They both shout with fear and jump
Fat Sam: Who is it? Go see. Act normal.
Knuckles: (after opening) It’s that broad about the audition, Boss. (To Blousey) Come back tomorrow.
Fat Sam: Time to arrange a meeting Knuckles. (picks up phone and dials)

Small speaking female roles- Tallulah’s friendsaudition lines (American) Bangles: I’m giving up guys. They’re nothin’ but trouble, believe me. From now on, I’ m lookin’ for husbands. And I ain’t getting too attached. I’m gonna change ‘em regular like a library book. Hey! Don’t you think I look cute? What do you think of the dress Tillie?
Tillie: I don’t know, it’s...
Bangles: Come on, Dotty, what do you think?
Dotty: Er, well, I don’t know Bangles, maybe the colour’s wrong.
Bangles: What are you talking about? Purple’s my colour. I always wear purple.
Patty: (sarcastically) Yeah, it matches the veins in your legs.
Dotty: Maybe it’s the length.
Bangles: It’s the latest length. I read about it in a magazine.
Velma: Maybe it’s the frills, they stick out too much.
Loretta: They match your ears.
Bangles (angry) Do you think it’ll look any better on you?
Loretta: It’ll look better on a horse.
Bangles: You’re just jealous. Can I help it if my looks are ahead of time?
All: They’re what?
Bangles: Full of personality...character...kinda earthy...
Tilly: Yeah – like a bucket of mud

Oscar De Velt- small speaking roleaudition lines Oscar De Velt: Next!
Singer: But I have other songs!
Oscar: Yeah honey but do you have other voices? (Singer leaves in tears) Next. Come on please, shake it up you guys, we’ve got a show to put on here.
Pop Becker: Ok! You heard the boss! Who’s next? (Pointing to Blousey) You lady. Get in here!
Blousey: Blousey Brown. Singer.
Oscar De Velt: Move into the light. So we can see you. Well, come on then. Sing!
Before she can open her mouth Lena Marelli bursts on stage
Lena: Oscar, Oscar.....I’m back! I’ll give you one more chance or else I’m out for good! You hear me Oscar? Out! Out! Out!
Oscar De Velt: Sure, angel – you’re back in the show.

Feature singing role- ‘the girls’This is the opening song- solo singing audition SONG: BUGSY MALONE (Act 3 girls)- you will audition with this part of the song.

He's a sinner Candy-coated For all his friends
He always seems to be alone But they love him Bugsy Malone
A city slicker He can charm you With a smile and a style all his own
Everybody loves that man Bugsy Malone Click here for backing track 

Chorus audition… Girls chorus song….

My name is Tallulah My first rule of thumb
I don't say were I'm going Or where I'm coming from
I try to leave a little reputation behind me
So if you really need to You'll know how to find me Boys chorus song… *There will also be a basic movement Dance audition taught on the day. Click here for backing track  Click here for backing track 

How to apply…. Complete an audition form by the beginning of September expressing which part/s you are interested in.
Use the pack to learn the required parts.
A time will be sent to you for your audition.

*Please note- there will be a basic Dance audition/chorus singing audition for anyone wanting to be involved in the musical. The Dance will be taught at the audition.

Best of luck!

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