GCA On Tour

GCA On Tour

Somebody Catch My Homework Auditions Coming Fall 2026!

GCA On Tour - Somebody Catch My Homework

Audition for the 2026/2027 GCA on Tour Production

Seeking six actors 18 years and older. Actors may be asked to play multiple roles.

Actors are paid for rehearsals and performances.

About Auditions

Tuesday November 18, 2026 at 4:30PM in the Foster Family Theater

Audition registration open this October

About Rehearsals

Rehearsals will be January 4-29, 2027 during regular business hours 9AM-5PM, Monday-Friday, but specific dates/times based on cast availability.

About Touring: Life on the Road

  • Performances begin February 1, 2027
  • Actors are both performers and crew members. Under the direction of the Stage Manager, the cast is responsible for:
    • Loading and unloading of set and sound equipment (5lbs-40lbs).
    • Communicating respectfully and effectively with performance site staff.
    • Being positive representatives of the Gallo Center for the Arts.
  • Transportation is provided for actors from the Gallo Center for the Arts to performance location.
  • Performances are most often during school hours, 8:00am-3:00pm. Call times vary based on performance time and location. There are occasional afterschool performances.

About the Show

SOMEBODY CATCH MY HOMEWORK
By Sandra Fenichel Asher
Inspired by the poetry of David L. Harrison
Directed by Maggie Sniffen

“A Hilarious School-Day Adventure Full of Heart, Humor, and Imagination.“

A light-hearted, high-energy look at one eventful day in the life of fourth-grader Samantha, the new girl in town, who has lost her beloved cat, Corky. At the bus stop, Samantha meets three wacky new friends who welcome her into their class, which just happens to be studying the animal kingdom. Their search for essay topics takes them from a dinner table's chicken thighs to the pasture of a bull not pleased to see visitors. A wayward wad of bubble gum, tuba practice and a sticky baby sister later, the busy day finally peaks with the rescue of Corky.

Featuring nineteen humorous—and sometimes serious—poems by David L. Harrison perfectly summing up what it means to be a kid going to school.

Generous Funding Provided by

US Bank

This Program is Supported by

Kaiser