Spring Tour Information
What happens when you mix a pajama factory, a workplace feud, a little romance, and a LOT of dancing? You get The Pajama Game!
At the Sleep-Tite Pajama Factory, new superintendent Sid Sorokin has his hands full-especially when he falls for Babe Williams, the fiercely determined leader of the workers’ union. When the employees demand a 7½-cent raise, the factory erupts into a hilarious battle between management and labor...and between two people who may be falling for each other.
Packed with big dance numbers, memorable characters, romance, comedy, and songs like “Steam Heat” and “Hernando’s Hideaway,” The Pajama Game is classic musical comedy at its absolute best.
And if you’ve never heard of it before? Even better.
We can’t wait to introduce a whole new generation to this ridiculously fun show!
-Mrs. Hayes, Artistic Director & Producer
-Mrs. Santa Croce, Music Director
-Mr. Meade, Pit Conductor
Want to get a head start? Do your research! Watch the original 1957 movie starring Doris Day and John Raitt or check out the 2006 Tony Award-winning Broadway revival starring Harry Connick Jr. and Kelli O’Hara. These are great ways to get familiar with the characters, music, comedy, choreography, and overall style of The Pajama Game before auditions.
Join us for a Musical Interest Meeting on Thursday, November 12 at 2:30 PM in the Chorus Room. Mrs. Hayes and Mrs. Santa Croce will walk you through the audition process, what to expect, and how to prepare.
Please come to the meeting having done your homework! The directors will not answer individual questions about the musical, nor will they provide any audition coaching before or after the interest meeting. If you can’t attend, ask a peer who was there or check the audition information that will be posted on the theatre website after the meeting.
Audition sides will be available at the interest meeting, but do your own research, come prepared, and get excited! We can’t wait to see what you bring to the stage!
What time is the show?
March 4-6, 2027
How much do tickets cost?
Tickets are $15.00 per adult and $10.00 per student/child. If you plan to purchase tickets in person, you can pay by cash or credit card. A convenience fee will be applied when purchasing online or using a credit card in person.
Are there any free or discounted tickets?
On Thursday, March 4th, we offer a student rush where student/child tickets are $7.00. Additionally, on March 5th, any WCPSS staff member can get in for free by showing their badge at the door. The staff discount is not available online.
When do online ticket sales close?
Online ticket sales end 5 hours before each showtime (i.e. March 4th & 5th ticket sales end at 130 pm and at 11:00 am on March 6th)
Where can I purchase online tickets?
Ticketing Information will be released in January.
March 4th-6th, 2027
Link to: You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown Musical Interest Meeting Information
Audition Instructions - Please read carefully:
Audition Tracks
Audition Forms (Read instructions and complete BOTH forms):
Audition Order:
Sign up for an audition time on a first-come, first-served basis.
Complete the online Google Form, bring in a hard copy of your resume and be sure to have your paper consent form completed and signed. Students who do not submit all three forms prior to auditioning will not be considered for a role.
The audition process will take place September 9th - 11th.
Auditions (September 9th & 10th) in the Chorus Room.
1) Slate, 2) Sing and act out your audition cut 3) brief Q&A with Directors.
Callbacks will be held on September 11th.
The Call Back list will be posted on the morning of the 11th. You may or may not be asked to come back for a callback. Some roles may not necessitate a callback, so please do not feel discouraged if you are not asked to come back for a callback.
The Cast List will be posted on the Call Board on September 12th.
Crew Application Instructions:
Crew interviews will take place in Trailer 6 on September 8th.
Crew Forms (Read instructions and complete BOTH forms):