Based on the celebrated novel by Daniel Wallace and the acclaimed Tim Burton film, Big Fish centers on Edward Bloom, a traveling salesman who lives life to its fullest. Edward's incredible, larger-than-life stories thrill everyone around him. Overflowing with humor and heart, Big Fish is an extraordinary recent Broadway musical.

Director Courtney Crouse, Choreographer Annie Snow, and Music Director Christie Chiles Twillie seek the following:

Edward Bloom (35-60). A charming, charismatic storyteller. Plays ages ranging from young father to older sick man. Principal role: singer and some dance.

Sandra Bloom (25-55). Patient and calm - the perfect balance to Edward's enthusiasm. Ballad voice. Very little movement.

Will Bloom (20-30). An earnest, serious, thoughtful young man wanting to reconnect with his storytelling father. Strong tenor voice. No dance.

Josephine/ Ensemble (18-30). Will's wife, successful, sweet, and intelligent, Often on stage, actress with good voice and some movement.

Karl the Giant/Ensemble (18-40). Edward's best friend. A shy, exceptionally intelligent hermit. He needs a booming voice and large personality. Needs to be relatively tall, but not a "giant." Bass voice. Ability to walk on stilts.

Young Will/Will's Son (Age 8-12) Good actor with good voice and movement.

Amos Calloway / Mayor of Ashton/Ensemble (actor ages 30-50). ) Amos is the rather eccentric, quirky owner of the circus that employs young Edward. He also happens to be a werewolf (in Edward's tales).

Witch/Ensemble (female, age 20-40). Commanding performer with great confidence and storytelling ability.

Jenny Hill/Ensemble (female, actress as young Jenny). Fresh faced actress who is a vocal belter and a good mover.

Mermaid/Ensemble (Various Ensemble roles) -Actress with strong voice and who is also an excellent dancer.

Don Price/ensemble (male actor ages 20-45) Cocky handsome bully, Sandra's first fiance, good voice and good movement.

Zacky Price / Ensemble (male, actor ages 20-45).

Ensemble (male/female, adults) 5-7 singers/dancers/other supporting roles

Big Noise Theatre Company's productions continue to be known for bringing Downtown quality to the suburbs at reasonable rates. Big Noise strives to produce high-quality shows that stretch the creative talents of their actors and staff as well as surpass the expectations of their audience.

Pay: Cast receives comps for potential stipend compensation.

Auditions are Monday, January 16 between 7pm and 10pm and Tuesday, January 17 between 7pm and 10pm. Callbacks, if needed, are Thursday, January 19th. Dance will be taught at callbacks.