Performance Troupe

RPAC’s Spring Showcase 2026: “Best of Broadway!”

*Performance Troupe Information*

Info: Performance Troupe Members will participate in a group scene, a medley from a musical, and the finale of the show. Select Troupe Members may be asked to perform an additional solo or small group song, dance, or monologue/scene. All RPAC Classes (school year dance & spring session) will perform a number with their class in the Showcase. The info below is about the extra numbers for the performance troupe only. 

Age Requirement: Minis (grades 1 - 5) | Juniors & Teens (grades 6 - 12) 

*Grades are guidelines. At the discretion of the director, students may be placed in a group that is a better fit for them. 

Performance Date: Saturday June 13th, show times TBD

Performance Venue: TBD

Performance Fees: $291, or three payments of $97 (***$204 or three payments of $68 / 30% off for students taking classes during the Spring Session) 

• Additional processing fees per transaction (1% - 5% depending on selected payment plan)

Performance Fees contribute towards costs for costumes, rehearsal time, show materials, performance venue rental, etc. Under-costume items like tights, leotards, and dance shoes are not included. 

*If financial hardship is preventing you from auditioning please send us an email at rpac@reviveperformingarts.com. We can discuss our work swap program for financial assistance*

• REGISTRATION: https://revivepac.ludus.com/200498546  

• Questions/Concerns? Send us an email at rpac@reviveperformingarts.com

REHEARSALS:  

SATURDAYS: 

411/ | 4/18 | 4/25 | 5/2 | 5/9 | 5/16 | 5/23 | 5/30 | 6/6*

• 1:30 - 3:30 pm (Full Cast) 

• 3:30 - 5:00 pm (Small Groups, not all called) 

• *Saturday 6/6 - Mandatory Tech Rehearsal at the Performance Venue, call times TBD 

• *Friday 6/12 - Mandatory Dress Rehearsal at the Performance Venue, call times TBD 

MONDAYS: 

4/13 | 4/20 | 4/27 | 5/4 | 5/11 | 5/18 | 5/25 | 6/1 |  

• 6:30 - 7:30 pm (Full Cast) 

AUDITION INFORMATION

1. Register and make your down payment to hold your spot by Monday April 6th

2. Record a video singing 32 bars (about 60 - 90 seconds) of a song of your choice. Sing with an instrumental/karaoke track. Start the video by slating your name, age, and the song you will be singing. 

3. Record a video presenting a monologue from the choices provided below. You should be memorized if possible. Think about the emotions that the character is portraying and show that with your face, voice, and body language. 

4. Submit your audition. Audition tapes will not be considered until registration is completed. Email your self tape audition no later than Monday April 6th to: rpac@reviveperformingarts.com. Make the subject “student name, Spring Performance Troupe Audition”. 

We will find a place for everyone who auditions for this production. Each individual will be selected to participate in different numbers to reflect their readiness to prepare additional content, handle long rehearsal hours, and their vocal, acting, and dance ability. 

Monologue #1: 

I tried Dad, I really tried. I watched all those movies with you but I can’t do it anymore! I can’t keep pretending. You’re old enough to know the truth, Dad. The truth is… I hate how Luke’s father is a bad guy and talks like he’s old and sick. I know you say the aliens are funny and that I’ll like them, but… I just think they’re weird!

Monologue #2:

No, I’m sorry Mrs Jones. I don’t eat that. I only eat hot dogs. You don’t have hot dogs? Oh… well maybe I should go home then. That’s all I eat. My little sister is worse. She only eats chicken noodle soup. She sticks her pigtails in her soup and sucks it out of her hair. It’s disgusting! Well, tell Lisa I’ll see her later. I’ve got to go home and have a few hot dogs. 

Monologue #3:

Uh oh…uh oh…I’m sorry! I’m so...I’ll clean it up! Right now! I’ll—I didn’t do it on purpose. You know that, right? It was an accident! I was just running through—I know I’m not supposed to be running through the hall, but…Ginger was chasing that ball and I was trying to catch him…. I’m sorry. Okay? I’m cleaning it up, see? Ow! The glass cut me. I…I’m bleeding now…you’ll get me a band-aid, right? Right?

Monologue #4:

Ever since I can remember, I’ve had dreams about flying. I would launch myself off the ground with a little kick, and move my arms, pushing myself through the air. Sometimes the dreams are so real, I tell myself it’s not a dream. That I’m really flying. That this time it finally came true and I have the ability to do what I’d only dreamt of doing. Of course, then I wake up and I can’t fly. It’s such a wonderful thing at the time, flying like that.