Audition Song Suggestions for She Loves Me the Musical – by Character
Written by Leryn Turlington
October 14, 2020
You don’t need ‘A Trip to the Library’ to find your perfect audition song for She Loves Me. Instead, let Performer Stuff’s expert musical theatre audition song coaches find your perfect audition match! Our recommendations come with links to purchase sheet music or an audition cut found on PerformerStuff.com. For further study, we provide links to listen to audition songs on both Youtube and a Spotify playlist. Break a leg with your audition for She Loves Me the musical. Be sure to let us know if the audition song worked for you!
Audition song suggestions for the character Arpad Laszlo (baritone)
Arpad is employed at Maraczek’s Parfumerie as the delivery boy, but his aspirations know no bounds. He is eager to someday run his own store, and in the meantime he remains a consistently eager and helpful employee.
“When I’m Not Near The Girl I Love” from Finian’s Rainbow
Audition song suggestions for the character Ladislav Sipos (baritone)
Another employee at Maraczek’s Parfumerie, Sipos generates the least amount of drama compared to the other employees. He is a family man, hard-working, and although he seems simple, he proves to be a wise and caring friend to Georg and the others.
“Sit Down, You’re Rocking the Boat” from The Music Man
Audition song suggestions for the character Ilona Ritter (mezzo)
A talented store clerk, Ilona has a comfortable grasp of her sexuality and persuasiveness. She is proud of her ardent and not-so-secretive affair with Kodaly until he proves to be a shallow and inconsistent lover. Her character grows to accept that she deserves more, and by the end of the play she has met her new, sensitive flame at the local library.
“Treat Me Rough” from Nice Work If You Can Get It
Audition song suggestions for the character Steven Kodaly (tenor)
Kodaly is the resident ladies’ man of the parfumerie’s employees. He begins a tumultuous affair with Ilona, but makes no attempt to allow the relationship to grow. Not only that, but he’s also begun a more furtive affair with Maraczek’s wife, causing some of the main conflicts of the play and resulting in his termination from the store.
“Forbidden Fruit from The Apple Tree
Audition song suggestions for the character Georg Nowack (baritone)
Georg is the leading man at the center of our story, and one of two “Lonely Hearts.” As a coworker, he is friendly and fastidious. He doesn’t always reveal his sensitive and poetic nature, however, which is probably why he and Amalia have a strained relationship at work. When it is revealed that Amalia is his long-term Lonely Hearts penpal, he quickly begins to win her favor.
“Come Back to Me” from On A Clear Day, You Can See Forever
Audition song suggestions for the character Mr. Maraczek (baritone)
The proud owner of his own parfumerie, Mr. Maraczek is a dedicated boss and husband. He goes from treating Georg, his star employee, with utmost respect to aggression when he suspects he may be having an affair with his wife. When it turns out to be Kodaly who is betraying him, Maraczek attempts to take his own life. He is counseled and cared for by Arpad.
“Penny in My Pocket” from Hello, Dolly!
“A Secretary Is Not a Toy” from How To Succeed In Business Without Really Trying
Audition song suggestions for the character Amalia Balash (soprano)
The leading lady and the other “Lonely Heart” of our play, Amalia is the intelligent and conscientious new employee to Maraczek’s Parfumerie. She admires her Lonely Heart penpal for his likewise poetic and sympathetic nature, which is something she doesn’t see in the men around her (especially her coworker Georg, though their physical attraction is apparent). Amidst the confusion of her Lonely Heart romance, she learns to no longer be reliant on her penpal (or any man’s) affection but instead stay true to her values. This leaves room for Georg to win her favor and reveal his identity as her penpal.
“When Did I Fall In Love?” from Fiorello!
Audition song suggestions for the Ensemble Characters (all vocal types)
Townspeople, diners, customers of the parfumerie, and understudies for the leads.
Audition song suggestions for a Soprano:
“If I Were a Bell” from Guys and Dolls
Audition song suggestions for a Mezzo:
“Something Good” from The Sound of Music
Audition song suggestions for a Tenor:
“Put On Your Sunday Clothes” from Hello, Dolly!
Audition song suggestions for a Baritone:
“Blah, Blah, Blah” from Nice Work If You Can Get It
“Dear Old Syracuse” from The Boys from Syracuse
Listen to a Spotify playlist of audition songs for the musical She Loves Me here:
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