MACT

Registration opens on April 1st – Auditions on May 12th & 13th
Open to Ages: Students going into grades 6 through graduated seniors
Fees: $200
Mandatory Parent/Guardian Meeting May 18th

**Auditions only open to students going to grade 6-graduated seniors that have registered for STP 2025 (opens April 1st @9am)

Auditions on May 12 & 13 6-8pm, Rehearsals May 19-23/6-8pm, May 27-29/6-8pm, June 2-7/9am-5pm, June 9-10/1-8pm, June 11/1-3pm

Show dates: June 11-14 and June 18-21

Evan Goldman – Not only are his parents divorcing, but he’s also moving from New York City to Appleton, Indiana, right before his thirteenth birthday. Since Evan is Jewish, he will finally get to have his Bar Mitzvah. Evan is a good-hearted kid who gets wrapped up in his excitement over his party and makes some less-than-stellar choices.

Patrice – She has big dreams of getting out of her small town. She’s clever and a bit shy and marches to the beat of her own drum – but, unfortunately, these qualities make her an outcast at school.

Archie – Patrice’s best friend. Archie walks on crutches due to his muscular dystrophy. He has a dark sense of humor and a general sense of urgency about living his life to the fullest.

Brett Sampson – The stereotypical “cool guy”. In addition to not being very bright, Brett isn’t a very nice person, although he finds himself in a genuine emotional dilemma over his feelings for Kendra.

Brett’s entourage:
Eddie
Malcolm
Simon
Richie

Cheerleaders:
Cassie
Charlotte

Kendra – The most popular girl in school and is generally oblivious to how much attention other people are paying to her. She’s genuinely nice, if somewhat shallow and a bit naïve.

Lucy – Kendra’s best friend. The quintessential “mean girl.” She’s manipulative, dishonest, insecure, and unapologetic.

Molly – One of the girls at school and quick to defer to Lucy. She is happy to gossip about the drama, though she’s never quite in the middle of any of it.

Ensemble:
The ensemble for 13 JR. is comprised of the rest of the kids at school (Teenagers, Boys, Girls, Kids, and Guys in the script).