How to Apply for Cirque Dreams Auditions

Updated

Start on cirquedreams.com and open the Auditions link in the site navigation. That page is the official entry point for performer casting information; the site footer also lists an FAQ link you can check for common questions. The site itself does not publish eligibility rules, required materials, or submission steps in the material available here, so treat whatever the Auditions page states as the authoritative process and follow it exactly rather than relying on secondhand summaries.

What the Site Confirms

The cirquedreams.com navigation includes these sections: Shows & tickets, Auditions, Press, Sign up, FAQ, About Us, plus social links (Facebook, Instagram, YouTube) and Get Tickets buttons. The footer identifies the operation as "A Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group company" and carries copyright lines for Cirque du Soleil Canada Inc. and VStar Entertainment Group Newco, LLC (2026).

Two practical takeaways:

  • Auditions is a first-level menu item, not buried in a subpage, which signals it is an active, maintained area of the site.
  • The company affiliation is stated on-site, which matters if you are researching whether a casting notice claiming to be from Cirque Dreams is legitimate.

Step-by-Step

  1. Go to cirquedreams.com in a browser.
  2. Select "Auditions" from the main navigation.
  3. Read the full page before acting. Look specifically for: who may apply, what skills or disciplines are sought, what to prepare (video, photos, résumé), where to send it, and any stated response timeline.
  4. Check the FAQ for answers to routine questions before emailing anyone.
  5. Follow only the submission method named on the page. If the page directs you to an email address or form, use that; do not route materials through social media DMs unless the site says to.

Expected result: you either find an open call with instructions you can act on immediately, or you find no current opening — in which case there is nothing to apply to yet, and monitoring the page is the correct move.

Common Sticking Points

  • No visible open call. Casting is periodic, not continuous. An empty or general Auditions page usually means no current intake, not a broken link.
  • Assuming the FAQ covers casting. The FAQ is a general site section; casting specifics belong on the Auditions page. If the two seem to conflict, the Auditions page governs.
  • Unsolicited applications. Sending materials to a general contact address or a social account when no call is posted rarely produces a response and gives you no confirmation of receipt.
  • Verifying legitimacy. Because the site identifies itself as part of the Cirque du Soleil Entertainment Group, cross-check any audition notice you encounter elsewhere against cirquedreams.com before sharing personal documents or paying any fee. A legitimate casting process advertised under this name should trace back to the official site.

If You Are Also Curious About the Shows

The same navigation gives you Shows & tickets for performance information and Get Tickets for purchasing, and Sign up if you want updates sent to you — useful if your interest is in catching a performance while you wait for a casting window to open.