Object

• choir: This busy auditioned choir of about 35 singers, directed by staff of the Music Department, welcomes student singers from all departments.

• singer: We have been auditioning singers, and are hopeful of an announcement of his replacement at some point during the next month.

• actor: Neil and I both worked together auditioning actors for the various roles.

Converse of object

• attend: To join any of these groups you can attend a single audition - for further information see our website.

• fail: But bitter disappointment and rejection awaits her, after she humiliatingly fails a dance audition.

• hold: They will be holding one final open audition at Ealing Film Studios on Saturday 24th June.

• arrange: In 1961, he was discovered by Ronnie White of the Miracles, who arranged an audition at Motown Records.

• pass: Those wishing to perform on stage will need to pass an informal audition.

Adjective modifier

• informal: Those wishing to perform on stage will need to pass an informal audition.

• preliminary: U.K. National Audition Tour: Preliminary auditions for full-time Courses take place at a number of venues throughout the United Kingdom during January/February.

• open: The open audition threw up lots of great talent.

Modifies a noun

• accompanist: No more illegible scribblings for the poor audition accompanist!

• tape: OTT: You started your audition tape with a view of the Orkney coast.

• piece: My chance arrived when we were given our audition pieces.

• panel: The audition panel consisted of three company members plus Peter Westbury, the audition co-ordinator.

• speech: Today, apart from writing this, I have to prepare an audition speech for later in the week.

Modifying Another Word

• successfully: In 1981 she successfully auditioned for a place in the new Lyric Youth Theater.

Noun used with modifier

• recall: However, if you are recalled, you would be required to attend the recall audition at the School.

Preposition: of

• lifetime: Sunderland's singing sweethearts rivals on X Factor 100,000 X Factor wannabes queued up for the auditions of a lifetime.

Preposition: for

• role: Any full member is welcome to audition for any role.