The Aristocats Cast Hub
Hello and welcome to Disney’s
The Aristocats KIDS
Cast Hub!
This page will be your go-to resource throughout the rehearsal process.
Here you’ll find all cast-related materials, including:
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Costume information
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Vocal rehearsal tracks
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Choreography videos
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Schedules and updates
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And more as we move through the process
Please bookmark this page and check back regularly—new materials will be added each week.
Aristocats Cast Info Form – PLEASE FILL THIS OUT IF YOU HAVE NOT DONE SO YET
Choreography videos HERE
NEW VOCAL TRACKS HERE
Rehearsal Music Tracks HERE
Costume & Hair/makeup info HERE
Parent Volunteer Signup HERE

REHEARSALS
Rehearsals are Mon – Thur, Aug 31 – Oct 1, 5:30pm – 7:30pm
TECH WEEK
Mon – Thurs, Sept 28 – Oct 1, 5:30pm – 7:30pm
PERFORMANCES
Friday, Oct 2 | 7 pm
Sat, Oct 3 | 2 pm, 5pm
MATERIALS & RESOURCES
Scripts:
We will pass out scripts at our 1st rehearsal. However you you’d like to see them before then, check out the links below.
Disney’s The Aristocats KIDS Script
Music Tracks:
Here are a few places you can check out the soundtrack as well.
The Aristocats KIDS Music Tracks
Vocal Tracks are HERE
Choreography videos are HERE
If you need assistance or have ANY questions please contact the front desk by email at frontdesk@lawrenceartscenter.org, or by phone at 785-843-2787 or reach out to Justin at Justin@lawrenceartscenter.org
PERFORMANCES
Oct 2 | 7pm
Oct 3 | 2pm & 5pm
Purchase your tickets HERE
Due to licensing rights, there will be no Livestream option for this production.
MEET YOUR TEAM
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Director & Costumer – Becky O’Keefe
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Music Director – Cassidy Bell
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Assistant Director/Stage Manager – Serena Conner
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Choreographer – Justin Harbaugh
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Assistant Choreographer – Evander Holt
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Scenic Designer – Nox Angelone
- Lighting Designer – Sean Ingram
- Sound Designer – Stevie Roman
VOLUNTEERS
First and foremost, I would like to thank you in advance for volunteering your time and energy to be a part of our amazing theatre community. The Lawrence Arts Center welcomes and encourages parent/guardian volunteers as an important component of our process. We believe that parents enhance the experiences for young actors. Your involvement helps us to maintain a safe, secure, and nurturing environment for all of our performers, technicians, patrons, and staff.
We will need help with costume construction, backstage during tech rehearsals and performances, as well as front of house help during performances in the form of ushers and concession support.
Our process has changed a little: All people working within the arts center, regardless of age and are required to pass criminal background checks to work or volunteer in the arts center. This information is private and will be kept on file with our Human Resources Department.
Step 1: Please register HERE– you will be entered into the system.
Step 2: Once active, you will be will receive an email with volunteer opportunities and other information.
Step 3: Signup to Volunteer HERE
WHAT TO EXPECT AT REHEARSALS
Rehearsals are designed to be focused, collaborative, and fun while holding high expectations for preparation and behavior.
Here’s what actors can expect:
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Structured rehearsals: Each rehearsal will have a plan. We will do our best to keep everyone active and engaged, but there may be some downtime. Please bring a quiet activity, like a book, or a game, for those times.
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Warm-ups & group work: Rehearsals often begin with physical, vocal, or ensemble warm-ups.
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Learning in layers: We’ll work scenes, music, and choreography separately before putting everything together.
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Progress over perfection: Mistakes are part of the process. Effort, listening, and growth matter most.
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Team culture: Theatre is collaborative. Kindness, respect, and support for one another are expected at all times.
Actor expectations:
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Arrive on time and ready to work.
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Wear comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes appropriate for movement.
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Bring a water bottle, script, and pencil to every rehearsal. We recommend a designated “Rehearsal” bag to keep all items together.
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Review music, choreography, and notes between rehearsals when assigned.
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Use phones only during breaks unless otherwise permitted.
PARENT & GUARDIAN FAQ
Do parents need to stay during rehearsals?
No. Parents and guardians may drop off and pick up according to the drop-off and pick-up policy. Rehearsals are closed unless otherwise noted, or prior arrangements have been made.
What if my child has to miss a rehearsal?
Attendance is very important. If an absence is unavoidable, please notify the production team as early as possible by emailing justin@lawrenceartscenter.org. Excessive absences may affect casting or participation.
Will there be homework?
Yes- actors may be asked to practice music, memorize lines, or review choreography outside of rehearsal. This helps us use rehearsal time efficiently.
What should my child wear to rehearsal?
Actors should wear:
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Comfortable clothing they can move in
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Closed-toe shoes
Costume fittings and any specialty footwear will be communicated later.
Are snacks allowed?
Water is encouraged. Light snacks may be allowed during breaks, but please avoid messy or allergen-heavy foods. We do encourage everyone to eat dinner before they come.
When will costumes be handled?
Fittings will happen during rehearsals. There is no costume fee, but performers may be asked to provide basic items such as shoes, shirts, pants, tights, or undergarments.
Can families watch rehearsals?
Rehearsals are generally closed. Families are welcome to attend Final Dress Rehearsal during Tech Week.
Is there a livestream option for performances?
No. Due to licensing restrictions, this production will not be livestreamed.
Who should I contact with questions?
General questions can be directed to justin@lawrenceartscenter.org. We’re happy to help!