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audition for

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audition someone for something
to allow someone to try out for a part in a performance; to judge someone's singing, speaking, or playing potential for a part in a performance. Will you audition anyone else for the part? Have you been auditioned for a part in the school play?

audition for something

to try out for a part in something. (In a setting in which one's singing, speaking, or playing is heard and judged.) I plan to audition for the lead role in the school play. Liz auditioned for The Mikado.


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Be Authentic When going on an audition for reality television many people forget not to over act and simply just ?
ASPIRING actors are invited to audition for a part in a Charles Dickens classic.
The new Youth Dance Academy (YDA) in Middlesbrough is offering enthusiastic and aspiring young dancers the chance to audition for places in the new company.
 
 
 
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