Fly to Neverland! Open Auditions for Peter Pan Ballet 

Dancers aged 5 and up are invited to audition for a role in “Peter Pan.” 

Get ready to soar! The Hot Springs Children’s Dance Theatre Company (HSCDTC) is thrilled to announce open auditions for its upcoming production of the beloved storybook ballet, Peter Pan. Auditions will be held Saturday, February 7, offering local dancers the magical opportunity to bring this timeless classic to life. 

Under the visionary artistic direction of Edmond Cooper—a Hot Springs native, acclaimed choreographer, and former professional touring performer—selected dancers will experience the rigors and rewards of a professional dance environment. This production features the breathtaking original score by internationally renowned composer Stephen Warbeck, specifically composed for the nuance and beauty of ballet. 

All boys and girls from the community are welcome, ages 5 and up. There is a $15 audition fee due at check-in. Dancers will participate in a ballet technique class. Please arrive 30 minutes early to register. A parent or guardian must be present for dancers under 18 to sign necessary waivers. Don’t miss your chance to be part of the magic—the Company can’t wait to see you on stage! 

For questions regarding the audition process or the production schedule, please contact the HSCDTC at hotspringscdt@gmail.com. 

AUDITION DETAILS: 

LOCATION: HSCDTC Studio/Techniques, 112 Blackhawk Lane, Ste B, Hot Springs 
Times by Age Group:  

Ages 5–9: 9–10 AM | Ages 10–13: 10:30 AM–Noon | Ages 14 & Older: Noon–1:30 PM 

Dress Code: Girls: Black leotard, pink tights, hair in a neat bun, and ballet shoes. (Intermediate/Advanced dancers: Please bring pointe shoes). Boys: Tights, shorts, or athletic pants and a well-fitted T-shirt. 

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