FLINT REPERTORY THEATRE 
FINN
IN-PERSON AND VIDEO SUBMISSIONS  

AEA AND NON-UNION CONTRACT: AEA SPT-5 

SEEKING: 
Flint Repertory Theatre is seeking AEA and Non-Union performers for FINN. We will be holding in-person auditions and accepting video submissions.  

IN-PERSON AUDITIONS: 
Tuesday, July 28 from 12:00pm – 9:00pm  

CALLBACKS: 
Wednesday, July 29 (as needed) 

IN PERSON AUDITIONS: Prepare one 1-minute cut of a contemporary musical theatre song that shows us who you are. An accompanist will be provided at in-person auditions. Please note: you may be asked for additional materials day of.  

APPOINTMENTS: 
Please fill out our in-person audition form here. At the end of the form, you will be directed to a link to select an appointment block.  

Note: You do not need to bring a physical copy of your headshot and resume to your in-person appointment.  

LOCATION: 
Flint Repertory Theatre 
1220 E Kearsley St 
Flint, MI 48503  

PERSONNEL EXPECTED TO ATTEND: 
Producing Artistic Director Nicole Samsel 
Director Joshua Morgan 
Administrative and Literary Coordinator Emily Nichter  

VIRTUAL SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS:  

VIDEO AUDITIONS: Provide a video of one 1-minute cut of a contemporary musical theatre song that shows us who you are with your own accompaniment.  

Submit video auditions through the audition form here.   

Videos can be submitted via a link to your Vimeo, YouTube, personal website or other online account you prefer through the form below. Videos should be viewable without requiring downloads. Submissions should include a digital copy of your headshot and resume.  

Video Submission Deadline:  

Tuesday, July 28, 2026 (by end of day) 
For additional questions, contact Emily Nichter at enichter@flintrep.org, 810-237-2520 

FINN
By Chris Nee, Michael Kooman, and Christopher Dimond
Directed by Joshua Morgan 
Rehearsals: May 4 – June 3, 2027
Performances: June 4 – 20, 2027 

FIM Bower Theatre  

In a vibrant underwater world where everyone is expected to fit in, Finn can’t seem to find where he belongs. As he sets out on a journey of self-discovery, Finn encounters a colorful cast of characters who challenge him to embrace what makes him different. Bursting with music, humor, and heart, FINN is a joyful new musical about finding your voice, celebrating your identity, and discovering the courage to be exactly who you are. 

SEEKING:

Flint Rep is committed to diversity and encourages performers of all ethnicities, backgrounds, gender identities, body types, and abilities to audition for all available roles.

FINN A sensitive young shark. Kindhearted and buoyant, he has never really fit into the pack.

AGGIE Finn’s older sister. Stern, tough, and driven, her harshness comes from a place of love.

SEASIL A spunky young regal tang, bursting with energy and enthusiasm.

AUNTIE A traditional, uptight regal tang.

ROSCOE An energetic, macho shark.

LOLA A conceited shark.

BRUCE A hungry shark.

PUFF An anxious young puffer fish.

CRABBY A cantankerous young crab.

SQUIDGY A young squid.

PATRICK, FRANCES, MAMA A fish family.

SEAHORSE A seahorse.