Auditions for Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill

Auditions for

Alanis Morissette’s Jagged Little Pill

Tuesday September 8, 2026 
Sign-in starts at 6:30 and auditions are from
7:00pm-9:30pm, please arrive on time! 

Thursday September 10, 2026
Sign-in starts at 6:30 and auditions are from
7:00pm-9:30pm, please arrive on time!

Friday September 11, 2026 
Callbacks as needed at Highfield Theater, 58 Highfield Drive

Performance Dates
April 30 – May 16, 2027

(Fridays & Saturdays 7:30pm, Sundays 2:00pm)

Lyrics by: Alanis Morissette

Music by: Alanis Morissette and Glen Ballard

Book by: Diablo Cody

About Auditions

Auditions will be held at the Lucas Hall on the Campus of the College Light Opera Co., located at 54 Chapoquoit Road, West Falmouth, MA 02540.  Please arrive on time for auditions which start promptly at 7:00 pm both days. You will be asked to sing, move and possibly read chosen sides.

Performers of all experience levels are encouraged to audition. Whether you are a seasoned performer or stepping into the rehearsal room for the first time, we look forward to seeing the unique perspective and authenticity you bring to the work.

Please fill out our audition form ahead of time, or, if needed, when you arrive.

Check back for audition music

Show Overview

Before it was a musical, Jagged Little Pill was a cultural earthquake.

In 1995, a 21-year-old Alanis Morissette released an album nobody expected.
It was raw, honest, loud, vulnerable, and fearless — the whole messy, beautiful spectrum of being human.

And the world felt that.

Over 35 million copies sold worldwide
Multiple Grammy Awards, including Album of the Year
It is a generation-defining work

Fast forward nearly 30 years, and that emotional fire was transformed into a new story — a musical that premiered at the American Repertory Theater (ART) in Cambridge, MA. in 2018 before moving to Broadway in 2019. This new musical fearlessly explores identity, addiction, Racism and social injustice while also focusing on healing, and the human connection in modern America. It earned 15 Tony nominations — the most of any musical that year — and won for Best Book of a Musical by Diablo Cody and Best Featured Actress, Lauren Patten.

Our production team is committed to approaching this material with care, compassion, and respect for the lived experiences represented in the work. Rehearsals will prioritize consent-based practices, collaboration, open communication, and performer safety.

Due to the emotional intensity and mature subject matter of the production all auditioning performers must be at least 16 yrs. old.

Character Breakdown

Mary Jane Healy

Female, White
An affluent suburban mother struggling to maintain the image of a perfect family while privately battling an addiction to prescription painkillers following a car accident. Controlling, intelligent, and deeply wounded beneath her polished exterior, Mary Jane’s relationships with her husband and children are increasingly strained as her carefully constructed world begins to fracture.
Vocal Range: F3–F5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock belter

Steve Healy

Male, White
Mary Jane’s husband and the father of the Healy family. Steve is emotionally disconnected and wrestling with his own dependencies and failures within the marriage. Though often passive and guarded, he longs to reconnect with his family and rediscover a sense of purpose.
Vocal Range: A3–A5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock singer

Nick Healy

Male, White
The Healy family’s high-achieving son: a star athlete, model student, and recent Harvard admit. Beneath his confidence and outward success, Nick struggles with the immense pressure to meet expectations and define his identity outside of achievement.
Vocal Range: D♯4–A♯5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock tenor

Frankie Healy

Female, Black
The Healys’ adopted daughter, fiercely intelligent and searching for belonging within her predominantly white community and family. As Frankie navigates questions of race, identity, activism, and first love, she finds herself caught between loyalty, anger, and vulnerability.
Vocal Range: F♯3–F♯5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock singer

Jo

AFAB, any ethnicity
Frankie’s closest friend and romantic partner. Queer, passionate, and deeply affected by a restrictive religious upbringing, Jo is navigating questions of gender identity, self-expression, and acceptance. This role is listed in the script as Assigned Female at Birth (AFAB).
Vocal Range: E3–G5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock belter

Phoenix

Male, any ethnicity
Charming and emotionally open, Phoenix brings both connection and conflict as he forms a bond with Frankie.
Vocal Range: E4–B♭5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock belter

Bella

Female, any ethnicity
An outspoken, spirited student whose life is profoundly altered after surviving sexual assault. Bella’s journey through trauma, resilience, and reclaiming her voice becomes one of the emotional anchors of the show.
Vocal Range: F♯3–A5
Vocal Style: Strong pop/rock singer

Ensemble

All genders, 16+
The ensemble serves as the heartbeat of the production, portraying students, parents, healthcare workers, protestors, community members, and the ever-present voices of social media. Seeking strong singers and movers who are comfortable with emotionally grounded, ensemble-driven storytelling and vulnerable performance work. Multiple featured vocal opportunities available. (We also may have an onstage small group of back up singers to help augment the sound.)

We enthusiastically welcome performers of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, body types, abilities, and backgrounds to audition. We believe theatre is strongest when it reflects the richness and diversity of the world around us, and we are committed to fostering an inclusive, respectful, and supportive creative environment for all artists.

Audition Location:

Lucas Hall on the CLOC Campus:

54 Chapoquoit Road, West Falmouth

Callback Location:

The Historic Highfield Theater:

58 Highfield Drive, Falmouth

Production Team

Artistic Director: Joan Baird
Producer/Asst. Director: Laura Fiorillo
Choreographer: DJ Kostka
Music Director: Pam Wannie
Costumes: Alysia Davies
Stage Manager: Denise Dorado
Set Design: Brett Baird
Design Consultant: Timothy R. Seeberg
Light Design: Brett Baird & Timothy R. Seeberg
Projection Consultant: Todd Sadler

Audition Form and Policies for Participation

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