About CCT: Frequently Asked Question

Q How many shows do you do each year? A CCT produces three shows a year - One in the Fall, one in the Spring, and one in the Summer.     Q Where does CCT get its sets and costumes? A CCT build its own sets under the guiding eye and hand of many dedicated adults and parents. Cast members run crew positions during the shows, making CCT a total theatre experience.     Q What ages can take part in CCT productions? A The Fall and Spring shows are for students 11 to 18 years of age. The Summer Stock shows are for the high school and college set - ages 14 to 25. If you're over 25, don't forget that we are always looking for volunteers to direct, build sets, public relations and many other tasks.     Q Is there a registration fee? A There is a fee of $100 per person or $120 per family, per show.     Q Where does the registration fee go? A Cobb Children's Theatre is a nonprofit all volunteer organization. The registration fee pays for some of the operating cost of producing a show.

Q Does the registration fee guarantee me or my child a lead role? A No. The registration fees guarantee your child a part in the production. What this means is we have a need for on stage (cast) and off stage personnel (crew).     Q If me or my child decides to not participate is my registration fee refundable? A No, the registration fee is nonrefundable.     Q What do I have to do to prepare for an audition? Do I need to bring anything? A Every director treats auditions differently. Usually, all auditioners will have to read a scene from the script. The material is provided by the director. You will not have to prepare anything. If the show is a musical, each person will have to sing a short song and learn a dance combination. The music is provided. You do not have to prepare a song or a dance combination. After the primary auditions are concluded, you may called back to sing and read again. Just bring comfortable clothing and all the eagerness and excitement you can muster!     Q What is the time commitment? A We will rehearse two days a week up until the last two weeks. Then, rehearsals are everyday until show time. **Sometimes, extra rehearsals are necessary and will be announced with plenty of advanced notice.**     Q How can I help? A Contact our CCT Producer Ryan Karstensen and let him know how your expertise can help CCT.