FAQ
Absolutely! Not everyone wants to be in the spotlight, and that’s okay. There are plenty of ways to be on stage without having a featured role. You can sing and dance in the ensemble, be part of large group scenes, or take on character roles that don’t require solo lines.
If being on stage isn’t your thing, you can still be a vital part of the production by joining the:
Technical crew (lights, sound, and backstage help)
Construction team (building and painting sets)
Backstage crew (moving set pieces and managing props)
Orchestra pit (if you play an instrument)
No matter how you participate, you’re an important part of the show, and we’re excited to have you join us!
Not at all! We offer a variety of off-stage opportunities for those who want to be involved behind the scenes.
You can:
Join the tech crew to help with lighting, sound, and backstage support
Work with the construction crew to build and paint sets
Play in the orchestra pit as part of our live music ensemble
Every role is essential to the success of our productions—we’d love to have you involved, whether you're on stage or off!
No. We have had participants from all over the Midwest!
Sleepy Hollow offers programming for participants ages 6 to 99! Age ranges vary by program:
Rising Stars: Students going into 1st–5th grade
Jr. Show: Students going into 6th–10th grade
Main Stage Show: Students going into 9th grade through recently graduated seniors
Community Show: Adults 18 and older
Please note: Age ranges may vary depending on the specific production. Any changes will be listed in audition announcements.
Participation costs vary by program:
Community Show: Free to participate, but registration does not guarantee a spot in the cast.
Art Classes: Prices vary by class. Please refer to individual class listings for details.
Rising Stars Program: $125
Main Stage Shows: $300
Scholarships are available! If cost is a concern, we encourage you to email susan@shtap.org for more information.
A limited number of need-based scholarships are available to ensure all students have the opportunity to participate. To inquire confidentially, please contact Susan at Susan@SHTAP.org.