Moscow, Idaho – Auditions are underway in Moscow, Idaho, for a community production of “Adventures of PAN,” a theatrical adaptation drawing inspiration from the classic tale of Peter Pan. The Moscow Movement Arts Center (MMAC) is hosting auditions at at 904 White Ave.
The audition schedule is tiered by age group. Adults aged 18 and over will audition from . Children aged 6-7 will audition from , followed by those aged 11-14 (), 15-17 (), and finally, 4-5 ().
Organizers emphasize that participation is open to all, regardless of affiliation with the MMAC. This is positioned as a civic production, welcoming performers from the wider community. There is no fee to audition. The cast list is scheduled to be released via email on .
Rehearsals will be held on Thursdays and Saturdays, with the specific schedule dependent on each performer’s role. Prospective cast members are asked to arrive 15 minutes prior to their designated audition window to complete necessary paperwork. Guardians must accompany applicants under the age of 18.
Those with questions are encouraged to contact organizers via phone or text at (208) 301-8746.
The auditions come as the Moscow arts community prepares for a busy spring season. Registration for the spring session at the MMAC is currently open, running from to . Spring Break (March 16-21) and Memorial Day () will see no classes held.
The production of “Adventures of PAN” is occurring alongside other performing arts opportunities in the region. APOD Productions, also based in Moscow, is currently offering a range of classes and workshops, including dance clubs at various levels, acting classes for different age groups, and specialized workshops in radio drama and sewing. These programs are designed to cultivate skills and confidence in young performers, with a particular focus on preparing students for auditions for upcoming musicals in 2026.
APOD Productions’ “Dance Club 2” is specifically geared towards more experienced dancers and requires an audition for entry. Participants in this club will have the opportunity to choreograph, experiment with new ideas, and refine their skills in preparation for future performances, including an April Theatre Showcase. Tuition fees for APOD Productions classes vary depending on the number of classes a student is enrolled in, with monthly rates of $30 for one class, $50 for two, and $75 for three.
Further afield, the University of Idaho’s Idaho Repertory Theatre Drama Camp for Kids is preparing to stage its own production of “Peter Pan” in August 2025. Performances are scheduled for and at the Hartung Theater on the University of Idaho campus. Tickets for the University of Idaho production are $16 for general admission and free for children aged 12 and under.
The confluence of these theatrical endeavors highlights a vibrant performing arts scene in the Moscow, Idaho area. The community production of “Adventures of PAN” offers an accessible entry point for aspiring performers of all ages and skill levels, while the more structured programs offered by MMAC and APOD Productions provide opportunities for focused training and development. The University of Idaho’s Drama Camp for Kids further enriches the landscape, offering young people a chance to experience the magic of theatre in a supportive and educational environment.
The emphasis on youth engagement in the performing arts reflects a broader trend of recognizing the importance of arts education in fostering creativity, confidence, and community involvement. These initiatives not only provide valuable artistic experiences for participants but also contribute to the cultural vitality of the region.
