Audition Notice!
Regina Little Theatre will be presenting
The Fall 2026 One-Acts Cabaret
With five short plays!
Performances October 30 & 31, 2026
Audition Dates and Times:
Monday, September 14, 2026 @ 7:30pm
Tuesday, September 15, 2026 @ 7:30pm
Auditions will take place downstairs at the Regina Performing Arts Centre, 1077 Angus Street.
No preparation is required, everyone is welcome!
The Fall 2026 One-Acts Cabaret
With five short plays!
Performances October 30 & 31, 2026
Audition Dates and Times:
Monday, September 14, 2026 @ 7:30pm
Tuesday, September 15, 2026 @ 7:30pm
Auditions will take place downstairs at the Regina Performing Arts Centre, 1077 Angus Street.
No preparation is required, everyone is welcome!
If you audition for an RLT Mainstage or One-Act play, you will be required to fill out the RLT audition form. Paper copies are available to fill out at the auditions, or you can download this "fillable" PDF, print it, and bring it with you to the audition.
Please note: This PDF will download to your computer. It may also open up in your web-browser window, depending on your browser settings.
-Thanks to RLT member Dean Gurnsey for creating this PDF.
-Thanks to RLT member Dean Gurnsey for creating this PDF.
Audition Sides
These audition sides are in PDF format
The Mousetrap Synopsis
In Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit The Mousetrap, a snowstorm traps a disparate group of individuals in a remote English guesthouse. Each character harbors distinct motives and dark secrets connected to a tragic past.
The main characters, approximate ages and their descriptions are:
In Agatha Christie’s classic whodunit The Mousetrap, a snowstorm traps a disparate group of individuals in a remote English guesthouse. Each character harbors distinct motives and dark secrets connected to a tragic past.
The main characters, approximate ages and their descriptions are:
- Mollie Ralston (20-30 yrs.): The young, eager, and somewhat inexperienced owner of Monkswell Manor. She has recently converted her inherited home into a guesthouse and carries a hidden burden regarding a past tragedy.
- Giles Ralston (25-35 yrs) Mollie’s husband of one year. He is initially skeptical, somewhat boorish, and highly judgmental of the guests, leading to tension when he clashes with men paying attention to his wife.
- Christopher Wren (early 20's): A hyperactive, neurotic, and eccentric young man who claims to be an architect. He is flighty, erratic, and immediately casts suspicion on himself.
- Mrs. Boyle (60-70 yrs): A pompous, demanding, and unsympathetic older woman. As a former court magistrate, she is highly critical of the inn and its management, quickly making herself the most disliked person in the house.
- Major Metcalf (40-60 yrs): A square-shouldered, polite, and jovial retired British military officer. He is an unassuming guest who generally serves to calm the tempers of the other residents.
- Miss Casewell (30-45 yrs): An aloof, masculine-acting woman with an authoritative demeanor. She is notably secretive about her past and cryptically hints at a harsh childhood.
- Mr. Paravicini (30-50 yrs): An unexpected guest who arrives after his car overturns in a snowdrift. He is a mysterious foreigner, suspected of wearing artificial makeup to appear older, and affects an enigmatic, dramatic accent.
- Detective Sergeant Trotter (30-45 yrs): The cheerful, commonplace police detective who arrives at the guest house on skis to investigate a local murder and warn the group. He acts as an investigator trying to connect the guests to past events.