May 25, 2026

Julian Theater Company Announces Auditions for My Fair Lady

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Community theater production seeks actors and singers ages 16 and up for 2026 musical season

The Julian Theater Company is holding open auditions for its 2025/26 season production of My Fair Lady, the classic Broadway musical based on the story of Eliza Doolittle’s transformation from flower seller to royalty.



Auditions are open to actors and singers ages 16 and up and will take place May 26 and 27 from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. at Julian High School, located at 1656 CA-78 in Julian.


The production will be directed by Scott Kinney. Organizers say they are looking for performers with strong speaking and singing abilities, with British accents and dancing experience considered a plus.

Actors are asked to prepare a memorized two-minute comedic or dramatic monologue. Singers should prepare a memorized song from the show with music-only accompaniment or perform a cappella.


The production is non-union and unpaid, operating as a community volunteer theater company.

Rehearsals begin the first week of June, with performances scheduled for July 17–26, 2026.

Additional audition information and appointments are available at:
bit.ly/MyFairLadyAudition


For questions, contact Deb Kinney with the Julian Theater Company at 760-803-029




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