The Audition (2008)

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Written by Jim Augustine, Thom Babbes

Directed by Rick Marcus

Running Time: 105 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2008

Rating: 12A Certificate

Production Country: USA

Filmed in Colour

A look behind the scenes at the Metropolitan Opera's auditions, where each year thousands of hopefuls compete for the opportunity to launch an operatic career at the Met.

When is The Audition next on TV?

In the UK... it's next showing on Sky Arts 2 December 1st, 8:00pm and on Sky Arts 2 HD December 1st, 8:00pm. See more...

Cast

Rebecca AlalyDancer
Jeff CharltonDonald
John DaltonAuditioner
Scott DamianJimmy
Nikki Renee DanielsAuditioning Actress
Laeticia EmmanuelDancer
Kelly EubanksAuditioning Actress
Dianne FongAuditioning Actress
Michael GordonLawyer
Shelley HardinAuditioning Actress
Elizabeth HendrixDancer
Jaclyn HubermanAuditioning Actress
Anya KatsezmanAuditioning Actress
Jessica KayeSarah Kettleman
Bruce LaddJerry
Ryan LawrenceDancer
Stacy ParkerAuditioning Actress
Francesca RomoDancer
Sally RupertAuditioning Actress
Mike ScottAuditioner
Christina ShelbyDancer
Annie ShrefflerDancer
Lucy StrueverDancer
Phoebe TaubmanAuditioning Actress
James Arnold TaylorDuane
Keri TombazianCommercial Voice Over Artist
Nick VendittiDancer
Tracy WellerAuditioning Actress
Dwayne WinsteadAuditioner

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