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Teen audition based program! Shows will be June 19-22, 2025!

  • Join Street Lamp Performing Arts Academy for our Spring Production of Hadestown, Teen Edition auditions. This is in our teen pre professional audition based program for ages 14-19. Director Caityln Shaffstall, Musical Director LaShelle Bray, and Choreographer Stephanie Peterson.

    We are incredibly excited to have this show come to the black box! This beautiful folk opera follows two intertwining love stories while inviting audiences on a hell-raising journey to the underworld and back. This folk opera is inspired by traditions of classic American folk music and vintage New Orleans jazz.



  • Auditions will be May 5th and call backs May 6th if needed. Rehearsal schedule posted below. Rehearsals will start May 10th and will vary(please see schedule below). Prepare 32 bars of music in american folk,  jazz opera influence style for auditions and we will provide cold reads at auditions. You may sing from the show if you can guess what it is. We will also accept video auditions if you can not make the physical auditions. If you send a video, send your contact information, parent email, and all conflicts as well. This is a huge show and we will not take additional conflicts after the show is cast, please be honest. Video auditions need to be sent to streetlamparts@gmail.com by May 5, 2025 8pm for consideration.

    If you are cast in the show tuition is $220.00 which includes a show tee-shirt.

    Sign up for an audition slot: https://signup.com/go/XBMwUWL

  • Monday- May 5th release name of the show and auditions

    6-9:30pm

    Tuesday- Call backs if needed 4-6pm

    Rehearsals-

    5/10- 10am-5pm 

    5/14-5:30-9:30pm 

    5/17-10am-5pm 

    5/18-6-9:30pm

    5/21-5:30-9:30pm

    5/24- 10am-5pm

    5/26- 5:30-9:30pm

    5/28- 5:30-9:30pm

    5/29- 5:30-9:30pm

    5/31-10am-5pm 

    6/1-6-9:30pm

    6/4- 5-9:30pm 

    6/8- 3-9:30pm

    6/9- 5-9:30pm 

    6/11- 5-9:30pm 

    6/14- Tech 10am-6pm

    6/16- Dess 5-9:30pm

    6/18- Dress 5-9:30pm

    Shows- 6/19-6/22

Coming this fall!

  • Join Street Lamp Performing Arts Academy for our Fall production of Beetlejuice Jr. In this musical theatre training program students will learn music, acting, and dance, while putting together a full musical production, with costumes for the public! Theatre training also teaches public speaking skills, learning flexibility, teamwork, self-confidence and so much more! Come train with our professionals! No experience necessary! Everyone gets a role! Ages 6-18. New class tuition includes a show shirt! Give your size at registration.

    Shows November 20-23, 2025. Specific time given the first week of rehearsal.

    Select from 3 different cast options-

    Monday's Cast AGES 6-18 Rehearsals- Monday’s 6-8pm

    Saturday’s Cast AGES 5-18 Rehearsals-Saturday’s 10am-12pm

    Homeschool Thursday's 12pm-2pm AGES 5-18

    Registration link coming.

    We offer sibling discounts and tuition payment options. You may pay at the theatre in cash or check to save paying the online fees. If you would like the sibling discount or tuition payment option, please email our box office at slpblackboxtix@gmail.com Tuition is non-refundable.

    You must register online or in person before you will be able to sign up for an audition time slot.

    Once you have registered you will be emailed the audition information and time sign up link. Any questions email our streetlamparts@gmail.com.

    Rights provided by Musical Theatre International.


  • It's our show now, kid. The ghost-with-the-most comes to the stage in Beetlejuice JR., the frightfully funny musical based on the beloved motion picture turned Broadway phenomenon. Lydia Deetz is a strange and unusual teenager, still grieving the loss of her mother and obsessed with the whole “being dead thing.” Lucky for Lydia, she and her father move to a new house haunted by a recently deceased couple and Beetlejuice, a delightful demon with a real zest for life. When Lydia calls on Beetlejuice to scare away anyone with a pulse, this double-crossing specter shows his true stripes, unleashing a (Nether)world of pandemonium.

    With music and lyrics by Tony Award-nominee Eddie Perfect and a book by Tony Award-nominated pair Anthony King and Scott Brown, Beetlejuice was nominated for eight 2019 Tony Awards including Best New Musical. A viral "sucks-yes" on social media, this musical struck a chord with young theatre lovers who adored its unabashed humor and emotional honesty. 

    Rights provided by Musical Theatre International.

  • Character Breakdown

    Lydia Deetz

    Whip-smart, grieving fifteen- year-old whose dark sense of humor helps her cope with the loss of her mother, Emily. Lydia is unfazed by Beetlejuice’s antics and easily holds her own against both him and all things Netherworld.

    Charles Deetz

    Lydia’s father. He wants to help her get over the loss of her mother, although the ways he tries to “help” aren’t really what Lydia needs. Charles is under a lot of pressure between his concerns over Lydia, his secret relationship with Delia, his professional life, and his own grief (which he tries to ignore).

    Beetlejuice

    The dead guy of the hour! This titular character is zany, spooky, and absolutely hilarious. Though Beetlejuice exists in a morally gray area, he’s more of a trickster than a malevolent threat. He’s happy to align his interests with others, but ultimately, he’s looking out for himself.

    Adam Maitland

    Devoted husband of Barbara, just can’t catch a break. While life’s stresses were getting to him – renovation of the house, financial difficulties, and the decision about having a child – he certainly wasn’t ready for death.

    Barbara Maitland

    Barbara's stresses align with her husband’s, in life and death, although Barbara is a bit more adventurous than Adam. She is very kind but also strong-willed and a quick thinker. Barbara immediately bonds with Lydia.

    Delia Schlimmer

    Hopelessly (sometimes maniacally) optimistic. She believes fully in her guru, Otho, and considers herself a life coach, though underneath her façade she’s quite fragile and desperately wants to fit in with the Deetzes. Delia loves Charles and genuinely cares about Lydia’s well-being, even if her attempts to connect are somewhat misguided.

    Maxie Dean

    The business tycoon whom Charles hopes to impress.

    Sky

    Miss Argentina

    Former beauty queen, greets the recently dead in the Netherworld. She leads “What I Know Now”.

    Maxine Dean

    Maxie's fourth (or fifth) wife.

    Otho

    Delia's guru and occasional exorsist. 

    Juno

    Beetlejuice’s mother, runs the recently dead intake with an iron fist. She has “a voice like road tar” and no sympathy for anyone.

    Ensemble

    Includes the Priest, The Recently Deceased (Parachute Jumper, Death by Toaster, Dead Cheerleader, Death by Fireworks, Cigar Mobster, Dead Jockey, Machete Groom, Dead Drill Team, and Hunter with a Shrunken Head), Mourners, Movers (Mover #1, Mover #2), Lawyers, Girl Scouts, Caiter-Waiter, Beetlejuice Clones (Clone #1, Clone #2), Cheerleaders, Studio Audience, Sandworm

Coming this fall!

  • Join Street Lamp Performing Arts Academy for our Preprofessional Program! Ride the Cyclone the Musical, High School Edition.

    Auditions coming this summer!

  • Ride the Cyclone (High School Edition)

    In this hilarious and outlandish story, the lives of six teenagers from a Canadian chamber choir are cut short in a freak accident aboard a roller coaster. When they awake in limbo, a mechanical fortune teller invites each to tell a story to win a prize like no other — the chance to return to life. This popular musical is a funny, moving look at what makes a life well-lived! 

    Broadway Licensing Global

    • THE AMAZING KARNAK
      Male -
      non-singing role; the narrator; a mechanical fortune-telling machine.

    • OCEAN O'CONNELL ROSENBERG
      Female -
      The leader of the group, relentlessly competitive, sometimes cruel, though she sees herself as a virtuous person; high Broadway mix, with a pop quality; big range.

    • MISHA BACHINSKI
      Male -
      Adopted from the Ukraine as a teenager; he has a thick Ukrainian dialect and a lot of rage; he is obsessed by Gansgsta Rap (an enormous fan of the auto-tune phenomena); there is a hidden, soulful romantic side; Baritenor with the ability to sing lyrical Ukrainian folk music as well as rap.

    • NOEL GRUBER
      Male -
      The only gay kid in Uranium; never had a relationship; obsessed by French New Wave cinema, he has fantasies of dying a tragic death. Must be able to sing in the style of a French chanteuse.

    • RICKY POTTS
      Male -
      Begins the play wordless and on crutches; suffers from a degenerative disease that has left him speechless and mostly immobile; he discovers at the beginning of the play that in this strange purgatory, he has regained all of these abilities. Baritone rock voice; basic accordion and/or tumbling a plus.

    • CONSTANCE BLACKWOOD
      Female -
      Overweight, and outwardly okay with it, but there is a very deep self-loathing. Will do anything for Ocean's friendship and allows herself to be used as a doormat; dubbed "the nicest girl in town," a title she secretly despises. Very likable comic actress; alto belt, with a rock range.

    • JANE DOE
      Female -
      She was decapitated in the accident and no one claimed her body; even though she isn't headless in the piece (but often carries around a headless doll). She reacted in a literal way and largely without emotion, almost robot-like; the other contestants are totally freaked out by her. Classically trained soprano with a flexible coloratura upper range, and some grit and mean in the lower register.

Join Street Lamp Performing Arts Academy for our DRAMA CLUB! This is a free club that meets 1 time per month, a different day of the week each month! Drama Club is open to any SLPAA students! This club is a group for kids that like performing, tech, theatre, dance, music, and the arts. We have several events through the school year, performances, and workshops! This group is student designed with our wonderful SLPAA instructors! This program runs September- May and is open to all our students from both locations! Check back this fall 2025 for the new group!