Yes. Though we wish we could produce our shows solely on our ticket sales, RCT requires all cast members to pay a participation fee to offset the cost of the production such as royalty fees, costume, set and prop expenses, etc. Some of our shows have significant, increasing royalty fees — meaning the cost to simply use the script. Your fees help us put on these productions. This is especially the case for larger musicals. Our fee schedule is as follows:

2025 RCT Musicals and Plays
$40 for all Cast Members

All participation fees are paid once you are casted.

In order to receive a script, participants are required to pay a $25 refundable deposit. The deposit should be paid in the form of a check; payable to RCT. Deposit checks will be returned, un-cashed, upon return of the script in good condition prior to closing night. Deposit checks will be cashed in the event the script is lost or damaged.

RCT provides opportunities for all family and community members to participate by keeping it's participation fees low. There are no additional discounts. We do offer scholarships for those with financial difficulties. For additional information please email us at info@rctheatre.org.

As of August 2019, all fees are NON-REFUNDABLE if you drop out of the show once the show has been cast. If we are unable to use you in a production and you are not cast, we will refund your fees within 2-3 weeks of the cast posting.

Unfortunately, no. RCT tries to keep all ticket prices affordable for all families and community members.

Unless otherwise posted, all auditions need to be reserved online in advance to avoid long lines.

Please bring a small photo of yourself and staple it to your audition sheet. This does NOT need to be a professional head-shot, a snapshot will do.

If the production is a musical or we indicate the need, YES! Be prepared to sing 16 bars of a song. Bring sheet music and your own accompanist. We will accept instrumental Karaoke CD's but only if they do not have back-up singers. You may also sing acapella. For additional information about song choice or style for your audition, please check the “Auditions” tab for current information.

Unless the show does not call for any speaking parts, then yes! Our directors use a “cold read” style audition. You will be provided a section of script, and asked to read. Some auditions will require the script reading at callbacks only.

Yes if the production requires dancing and/or you are auditioning to be a dancer. A choreographer will teach you some simple dance steps.

Wear comfortable clothing and appropriate shoes. NO flip-flops, please!

RCT productions are for both adults and children unless we are producing a Children's Theatre Camp or Children's Production. We accept children beginning at the age of 8 years. Occasionally, we will accept children younger than 8 depending upon the needs of the cast. This will be posted in the audition materials on our website.

RCT only has a set number of costumes. In some instances a cast member may receive a complete costume. But most cast members will be given a piece or two of their costume with the understanding that they will need to come up with the rest of their costume or their entire costume. Local costume resources are also available through BYUI Costume Department and Madison High School Theatre Department.

We ask that all cast members POWER OFF upon arrival all electronic devices. Leaving distractions out of rehearsals and performances is key. This is especially true for all children who are cast.

Each production is different. But a good rule of thumb is to plan on rehearsing 3-4 times each week. In the beginning a show will usually rehearse on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. As we get closer to production we increase the number of rehearsals to include Fridays and an occasional Saturday. This can differ by show, however. Cast members will only be required to be at rehearsals for scenes they are in. All rehearsals will be sent to cast members on their email accounts. Rehearsals can change each week so it is important to check your emails frequently.

If you know you are going to have a conflict that will affect attending rehearsals you will need to write that date and conflict down on your audition form. The number of rehearsals you will be unable to attend will affect your cast assignment. Those being considered for a lead will be passed over if rehearsals cannot be attended due to vacations, camps, church activities, family reunions, etc. Everyone has to make sacrifices. No one can do it all and do it well. In addition, if you have already been cast and find that you cannot make a rehearsal due to illness or an emergency, you should contact the stage manager right away.

No. All of our rehearsals are closed. We ask that parents and friends refrain from asking to observe until the final performances. This is especially true for dress rehearsals. Royalty rights prohibit anyone from viewing rehearsals.

Absolutely! RCT is a volunteer organization and we need help! Please send an email to info@rctheatre.org and just let us know. There is a ton to do, whether its set building, painting, or working behind the scenes...you name it.

No problem, email your questions to info@rctheatre.org.

As a Title III non-profit organization, Rexburg Community Theatre welcomes patrons who are D/deaf or hard of hearing. RCT will make every effort to provide either Captioning or ASL Interpreting with a request of three-weeks prior to the event. Please make your reservations for this service at the time you purchase your tickets by contacting our Accessibility Coordinator at info@rctheatre.org. All requests are subject to availability of a captioner or interpreter.