Carson

I know some typical audition tips and whatnot thanks to being a musician, but it's good to know they apply to actors.

as for the actual production, it's not a play as much as an annual concert of singing Broadway show tunes and whatnot. I've got freedom to choose pretty much whatever song for the audition itself, but I'm not too certain as to what type of tunes would suit my voice.

I'm a music major at my school rather than a drama one, so it's more so the theater component that I'll likely struggle with. Here's the announcement poster if it'll give any better information than I can: https://imgur.com/a/UHdkt

Just be yourself! Unless if you are auditioning for a part, then be that person.

I do audio management and design from the back of the house so I help with auditions often. Just act confident, if the director talks with you a bit about your choice and why you are trying out before singing, speak clearly and loud enough to be heard if he is a ways off into the theater house.. As others have said, no isn't the end of the world and the experience helps a ton for next time.