
King Richard’s Faire Hiring Performers for 2026 Season in Carver
CARVER (WBSM) — As King Richard’s Faire in Carver prepares for its 45th season – and its second at its new home on the Edaville Railroad grounds – the call is out for anyone who wishes to work in the realm this year.
King Richard’s Faire is seeking strolling villagers to roam around and perform for visitors, as well as stage performers, singers, buskers and more.
Last year, the Faire had its first season at Edaville, and workers were still constructing Carvershire’s various buildings and areas right up until (and even after) opening day.
This year, the Faire is expected to continue adding to its new home and the performers are a big part of that experience.
When and Where to Audition for King Richard's Faire
Auditions will be held on the grounds of King Richard’s Faire at 5 Pine Street in Carver, Massachusetts on June 6 and June 7 between the hours of 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Performers will be seen on a first-come, first-seen basis. If necessary, callbacks would be held each day after 3 p.m.
READ MORE: King Richard's Faire Opens at Its New Home at Edaville
What You Need to Prepare for King Richard's Faire Auditions
According to a post shared by none other than Queen Anne herself (or, rather, the person who portrays her), anyone seeking to audition must be prepared with the following:
- A current headshot photo and resume
- 16 bars (30 seconds) of two contrasting songs: one up-tempo and one ballad, either a cappella, or if you would like to accompany yourself, using the instrument of your choice
- A one-minute monologue
- A demonstration of any special skills (musical instruments, dance, magic, juggling, stilt walking, etc.)
You should bring or wear clothing that you are comfortable moving around in.
Can’t Attend? Here’s How to Apply
Want to be considered for the season but can’t make it to the auditions in person? Reach out to entertainment@kingrichardsfaire.net.
A Look at King Richard's Faire in Its New Home at Edaville
Gallery Credit: Tim Weisberg
Edaville Ride Auction in Carver, Massachusetts
Gallery Credit: Tim Weisberg
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