Sentence examples for formal auditions from inspiring English sources

Yet when formal auditions were held for a major workshop in the winter of 2008, Mr. Tveit was crushed when he wasn't invited.

A couple of days before the show's formal auditions, Green walked into the Debasement Bar to find that he'd already gotten a spot: "I open the doors to the Grad College and people are cheering, 'There he is!

According to the interview, there've been no formal auditions, and Wright's acting experience is limited.

Instead, he insisted that the space was a rehearsal, and to not think of it as a formal audition.

Last spring, the directors held their first formal audition, a ritual that felt almost alien, they said, to what had always been a small company of familiar collaborators.

They soon decided to turn Salomé into a professional venture and began a formal audition process, with the violinist Joshua Bell an adjudicator one year.

Interested youngsters (third grade and older grades) can attend the 4 30 to 6 P.M. rehearsals Tuesdays and Thursdays for up to a month before taking a formal audition.

He was struck by the excerpts they offered between mouthfuls of beef Stroganoff, and asked them to return a day or two later for a more formal audition, in his office.

In the late 1990s Ms. Rudolph joined the Groundlings comedy theater in Los Angeles, where she befriended future "Saturday Night Live" colleagues like Will Forte and the "Up All Night" creator Emily Spivey, and from which she was recruited for "SNL" without a formal audition.

While he had no formal audition for "Race" — Mr. Mamet (who is also directing) offered him the part over lunch — Mr. Spader said he was confident that he could "bring the art of great, unvarnished conversation to life, which is what 'Race' is about".

Hubbard, who worked on all of Peter Jackson's "LOTR" and "Hobbit" films, said Bowie never actually had a formal audition.