Broomfield Community Players

06/08/2026

05/28/2026

The Broomfield Community Players announce auditions for GODSPELL by JOHN-MICHAEL TEBELAK AND STEPHEN SCHWARTZ
Our company uses the Community Standards for Theatre for Colorado
Broomfield Community Players does not offer compensation to performers
PERFORMANCE DATES: September 11, 12, 18 and 19 at 7:00 p.m., September 13 and 20 at 2:00 p.m. 2026 at the Broomfield Auditorium.
A new take on this iconic show brings a fresh, universal approach to this classic script maintaining an uplifting message and energetic presentation that begs to be rediscovered and renewed for today’s world. Certainly, Godspell is rooted in the Christian Bible’s Book of Matthew but it addresses issues, themes and teachings that can resonate with nearly everyone, regardless of faith. The authors state this show is about community and joy as much as anything and we are reminded of the common ground we share as human beings.
AUDITION INFORMATION:
This show is highly energetic and physical. Auditionees should be comfortable in that context and able to work well in an ensemble setting.
WHEN: Open auditions: Wednesday, June 10 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., and Saturday, June 13 from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. Please email [email protected] to indicate which audition date you will be attending. Plan to stay until you are dismissed. Wear clothing and shoes appropriate for movement.
Please come prepared with a resume, head shot, pen/pencil, and list of conflicts. In lieu of a headshot and/or resume we will take your picture and have a resume form for you to fill out.
Call Backs: Saturday, June 20 from 9:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Plan to stay the entire time.
WHERE: Presbyterian Church of Broomfield, Ministry Center, 350 Main St, Broomfield, CO 80020 (building to the north of the church)
First auditions June 10 and 13:
Character - cold readings from the script,
Vocal - a solo vocal audition from selections provided when an audition has been requested,
Movement - and a short pantomime (3 minutes or less) prepared in advance by auditionees. The pantomime can be something as simple as preparing a meal, working in the garden or grocery shopping. The goal of this exercise is to give directors a sense of your comfort and ability with movement, physicality and expression.
Call back auditions June 20:
Character – cold readings individually or in pairs primarily for the roles of Jesus and John the Baptist/Judas,
Vocal – additional solo selections also provided beforehand,
Movement - Come prepared to learn choreography and audition in small groups. Dress to dance and bring jazz shoes or shoes that will stay on your feet when you move.
ROLES:
The cast for Godspell is a flexible size and is primarily an ensemble performance. Musical solos, monologues and sketches will be performed by actors drawn from the ensemble as the rehearsal process unfolds. Ensemble performers can be any gender.
John the Baptist/Judas, played by the same actor, will be identified in the audition process and will also be part of the ensemble at times. Jesus, an individual actor, is not an ensemble player and remains consistently in his role throughout the show. Please indicate in your email if you would like to be considered for either of these roles. Both roles are male presenting.
REHEARSALS:
Evening rehearsals begin Mondays through Thursday nights, June 29 through September performance dates at a Broomfield location to be announced.
CONTACT US:
For more information and/or to designate which audition you will attend, please contact Jo Ramsey at [email protected].
If you would like to be involved in a technical or support role, please contact our production manager, Russ Ramsey at [email protected].

04/25/2026

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Come Blow Your Horn tells the story of Buddy Baker, a tightly wound young man who escapes his parents’ home and moves in with his older brother Alan, a smooth-talking bachelor holding court in a swanky New York apartment. Alan’s carefully balanced life starts to tip when Connie Dayton, his sharp...

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The Broomfield Community Players announces auditions for Come Blow Your Horn by Neil Simon. This timeless comedy is about a buttoned-up young man who escapes his parents’ apartment and crashes into the nightclub life of his womanizing older brother in New York City.

Come Blow Your Horn is being produced by The Broomfield Community Players and directed by Max Cabot.

Come Blow Your Horn centers on Buddy Baker, a tightly wound young man who escapes his parents’ home and moves in with his older brother Alan, a smooth-talking bachelor holding court in a swanky New York apartment. Alan’s carefully balanced life starts to tip when Connie Dayton, his sharp and increasingly fed-up girlfriend, wants something real, while Buddy falls for Peggy Evans and discovers adulthood comes faster than advertised. Then add the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Baker—lovingly neurotic, gloriously overbearing parents whose well-meaning meddling and blunt observations steal scenes left and right—and you’ve got a comedy packed with big laughs and characters who are an absolute blast to watch. The script includes brief moments of stage kissing and light physical affection between romantic partners.

PERFORMANCE DATES: April 24th @ 7:00 p.m., April 25th @ 7:00 p.m. and April 26th @ 2:00 p.m. at the Broomfield Auditorium.

AUDITION INFORMATION:

WHEN: Open auditions: Monday and Tuesday, March 2nd and 3rd from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Callbacks: Saturday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m.

WHERE: Brunner Farmhouse, 640 Main St., Broomfield, CO 80020

Please bring your headshot and resume along with all your conflicts through April 26th, 2026. No monologue is required; be prepared to read from the script.

Please note that there is NO PAY.

REHEARSALS:

First cast meeting – 7:00pm Monday, March 9th at the Brunner Farmhouse.
Evening rehearsals begin in Broomfield on March 10th.

CONTACT US:
To book an appointment and obtain sides before the audition, please contact Max Cabot at [email protected].

ALL ROLES ARE OPEN

Alan Baker: (male-identifying) 30’s, Alan lives the fantasy version of adulthood that looks great from a distance. He must be likable even when he’s wrong.

Buddy Baker: (male-identifying) 20’s, Sweet, anxious, deeply decent. Play the sincerity. The comedy comes from how genuinely he’s trying to do the “right” thing while the ground keeps shifting under him.

Connie Dayton: (female-identifying) 30’s, Connie’s the sharpest person in the room and knows it. Smart, self-possessed, emotionally fluent.

Peggy Evans: (female-identifying) 20’s, Peggy is instinct and impulse. Heart first, brakes never. Play the hope. She’s not dumb, she’s open.

Mr. Baker: (male-identifying) 50+, Old-school values, firm rules, clear expectations. Avoid the cartoon dad. Ground him. His anger comes from fear, not cruelty.

Mrs. Baker: (female-identifying) 50+, Still waters run deep. She often knows the truth before anyone else says it out loud. She loves her family deeply and is the bridge for the father and the sons.