Wednesday, October 29, 2008

New York Stage Casting: October 28, 2008

New York Stage Casting is Sponsored by

Wicked - Open Call / Singers
Sat. November 8, 10AM - 3PM. Telsey + Company, 315 West 43rd Street (between 8th Avenue & 9th Ave.), 10th Fl., NYC.

An open call for singers is being held for Wicked. All North American Productions (Broadway, 1st National Tour, 2nd National Tour, California). Equity Production Contract, $1,558/week minimum. Producers: Marc Platt, Universal Pictures, The Araca Group, Jon B. Platt, and David Stone. Music & Lyrics: Stephen Schwartz. Book: Winnie Holzman. Director: Joe Mantello. Music Supervisor: Stephen Oremus. Musical Staging: Wayne Cilento. General Manager: 321 Theatrical Management. Casting: Telsey + Company.

Equity audition procedures are NOT in effect. No Equity monitor provided. Producer runs all aspects of the audition. (Equity and non-Equity). Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theater song showing range. For Glinda, prepare 16 bars of a musical theater song showing legit soprano. Bring sheet music. Bring a photo or snapshot and resume stapled together. Seeking future replacements for the following principal roles: Elphaba: Female, 20s, any ethnicity. The “wicked” witch. Born with emerald-green skin, she has had a rough childhood and is a social outcast from the beginning. Smart, fiery, sensitive, passionate, misunderstood, sincere, has potent inner beauty, rallies for the underdog, has great talent for sorcery. Finds an unexpected best friend in Glinda and falls in love with Fiyero. Needs star power and a powerhouse, high pop belt singing voice. STARRING Glinda: Caucasian female, 20s. The “good” witch. Gorgeous, charming, entrancing, ambitious, perky, vain, very popular, a social climber, but also vulnerable and sympathetic. Her friendship with Elphaba reveals more depth in her character. Needs excellent comic chops and star power. A glorious singing voice with high soprano and belt capability. STARRING. Fiyero: Male, 20s, any ethnicity. The Winkie prince, a wealthy party boy with a “scandalacious” reputation. Very handsome with striking presence. Not really shallow and self-absorbed as he initially seems. He’s attracted to Glinda at first, but his interaction with Elphaba causes him to reevaluate his way of thinking. Strong pop tenor singing voice. Boq: Male, 20s, any ethnicity, height of 5’7”or shorter. A helpless, quirky Munchkin. Enamored with Glinda, who pays him no mind. Reluctantly, he becomes involved with Nessarose. Needs a comical actor with a strong tenor singing voice. Nessarose: Female, 20s, any ethnicity. Elphaba’s lonely, compassionate, attractive younger sister, she was favored by their father. Has spent her life crippled in a wheelchair. Becomes obsessively attached to Boq and becomes the Wicked Witch of the East. Needs a commanding actress with a strong belt singing voice.

 

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Oz! - Youth Auditions

Monday, November 17, and Wednesday, November 19, from 7-9PM. Brundage Park Playhouse, 70 Carrell Road, Randolph, NJ. 07869

Auditions are being held for Oz! by L. Frank Baum adapted by Tim Kelly. Music and lyrics by Bill Francoeur. For Kids By Kids production.Youth from age 8 through high school will be considered for roles. The timeless "Wizard of Oz" tale has been adapted into a dazzling musical. A cyclone carries Dorothy and Toto to the magical Land of Oz. When Dorothy's house squashes the Wicked Witch of the East, she is ecstatically thanked by the liberated Munchkins and given permission to wear the witch's powerful silver slippers. From there, Baum's lovable characters, rubber-legged Scarecrow, Cowardly Lion and Tin Woodsman, join Dorothy on a journey to meet the great Oz. While on their trek, they battle the Wicked Witch of the West, who is determined to get revenge for the death of her sister. This bright musical is charged with a bundle of wonderful songs and thrill after thrill... like the escape from the Fighting Trees and encountering the enchanted poppies. Eventually, Glinda the Good Witch helps Dorothy defeat the evil witch and her winged monkeys. The great and powerful wizard grants Dorothy's friends their wishes and of course, helps Dorothy return to Kansas. Auditioners are requested to prepare a song they can sing a capella. Cold readings from the script will be provided. The production will utilize prerecorded music. Seeking: Dorothy – a charming girl, lost in Oz. Toto – her dog. Glinda the Good Witch– kind witch of the North. Wicked Witch – Dorothy’s enemy. Scarcrow – stuffed with straw. Tin Woodman – a man on metal. Cowardly Lion – a big cat without courage. Oz – the wonderful wizard. Aunt Em – Dorothy’s aunt. Also Munchkins, Poppies, Living Trees, Gaurdians of Oz, Winged Monkeys, Ensemble. Performances of OZ! will run from February 6 to 22.
Plaid Tidings - Photo / Resume Request

Accepting photos and resumes for Plaid Tidings. Premier Performing Arts. NYC. Equity Guest Artist, approval pending. Job start date: December 8, 2008. Performs thru December 21, 2008, at the Tarrytown Music Hall, Tarrytown, NY. E-mail pictures and resumes ASAP to Dennis Edenfield at: dennis@premierperformingarts.org. Equity Performers: Actors who have done Plaid Tidings in the past. Union and Non-Union.

 

 

Wednesday, September 17, 2008

New York Stage Casting: September 16, 2008

New York Stage Casting is Sponsored by
Crystal Cruises - Vocalists and Dancers
Mon. September 22, 10AM in Studio 16P - Male and Female Lead Vocalists; Tues. September 23, 10AM in Studio 16L - Female Dancers; Tues. September 23, 1PM in Studio 16L - Male Dancer/Singers; Tues. September 23, 2PM in Studio 16L - Male Dancers. Ripley-Grier Studios; 520 8th Avenue 16th Floor, NYC.

Six-star Crystal Cruises is auditioning in New York.  Seeking professional LEAD MALE VOCALISTS, LEAD FEMALE VOCALISTS, MALE DANCERS, MALE SINGER DANCERS and FEMALE DANCERS. A comprehensive, paid rehearsal period---room and transportation included---is scheduled to begin October 2008 in sunny Los Angeles, California. For criteria and submission requirements, please visit  www.crystalcruises.com/employment.aspx#id8. Note that talent 21 years of age and older is welcome to audition. For further information, please email production@crystalcruises.com.


I (Heart) NY - Open Auditions
Mon. September 22, 11AM – 5PM. Lunch from 1:30PM – 2PM. ART/NY, 520 Eighth Avenue, 3rd Floor, Studio B (not Ripley-Grier), NYC.

Open auditions are being held for I (Heart) NY. Ma-Yi Theater Company, LOA-NYC. Developmental Contract (approval/salary level pending). Associate Director: Suzette Porte

Authors: Lonnie Carter and Ralph Peña. Director: Loy Arcenas. 1st rehearsal: October 14, 2008. Run: November 7 - 23 at TADA! Theater. The producer will run all aspects of this call. Equity audition procedures are NOT in effect, and no Equity Monitor will be provided. Sides will be provided at the audition. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Seeking: Actors (M/F):  Characters are Asian, age 25 – 40. Seeking actors with great improv skills, ability to move, dance and sing. Especially interested in actors able to create multiple, distinct characters. If unable to attend, send headshot/resume to Casting: Fall 08 Workshop, Ma-Yi Theater Company, 520 Eighth Ave Suite 309, New York NY  10018.


Grease - Open Auditions
Sat, September 27, Sign in begins at 9AM, Audition starts at 10AM, Sign in cut-off at 11AM. Ripley-Grier Studios, 520 Eighth Avenue, 10th Floor, NYC.

Open auditions are being held for Grease. Production Contract Tour, Tier C, $1008/week minimum. Producers: PNDI Broadway Ltd. and Nederlander Presentations, Inc. Book /Music /Lyrics: Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey. Director/Choreographer: Kathleen Marshall. Casting: Binder Casting/Sara Schatz. 1st rehearsal: October 27, 2008 (in NYC). 1st performance: December 2, 2008. The producer will run all aspects of this call. Equity audition procedures are NOT in effect, and no Equity Monitor will be provided. Please prepare a 1950’s-style musical theatre, rock ‘n’ roll or pop song that shows off your voice and range. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Seeking young, attractive, fresh-faced singer/actor/dancers for the original touring company of the highly successful production of GREASE that is currently running on Broadway. To be considered for this show you must be age 19 or over and/or have completed high school. Seeking: Female roles (all should play in their teens): Sandy: Classic All-American, girl-next-door beauty. Confident but naïve, and thinks the best of everyone she meets. Capable of turning into a hot rock ‘n’ roll babe at the end. Lyric soprano with a high belt. Should be under 5’7” and slim. Rizzo: Leader of the Pink Ladies. Tough, sarcastic, very sexy in a brunette way. The girl everyone is intimidated by and secretly wants to be. Major rich belt voice and a great sense of humor. Marty: The Princess of the Pink Ladies. Tries very hard to act grown up and sophisticated. Must have a rich chest belt; sings “Freddy My Love”. Must move well. Must have natural glamour and sex appeal. Frenchy: Quirky, funny and kind, she drops out of high school to become a beautician. Must sing and move well, and should have a distinctive character voice. Actress must be under 5’3”. Jan: Chubby and fun. Lots of personality. Wins a talent contest and sings “It’s Raining on Prom Night”. Must move well. Patty: All-American cheerleader type. All sugar on the outside, and talks about you as soon as your back is turned. Confident and catty. Will understudy Sandy, so must be an excellent singer and very pretty. Male roles (all should play in their teens): Danny: Leader of the T-Birds. Sexy, with easygoing charm and charisma. Coolest guy in school. Strong rock ‘n’ roll tenor with falsetto. Must move well.  Should be 5’10” or taller, with dark good looks. Kenickie: Danny’s best friend and second-in-command of the T-Birds. A little older than the rest of boys, as he’s had to stay back once or twice before. Tough, sarcastic. Classic bad boy looks. A perfect match for Rizzo. Baritone. Must move well. Should be 5’10” or taller. Doody: Youngest of the boys; he looks up to the other guys like heroes. Boyish, he lacks confidence in the girl department. Major pop tenor to an A (full voice) with strong falsetto to E; sings “Those Magic Changes”. Must move well. Should be 5’8” or shorter. Roger: The clown of the T-Birds; he’ll do anything for a laugh. Jan’s boyfriend. High pop tenor; sings “Mooning”. Must move well. Must be physically large (5’10 or taller and heavyset). Sonny: Italian. A bit raunchy, with a dirty mind but a heart of gold. Always running his mouth and getting into trouble. Needs to be a real comedian. Must sing and move very well. Actor must be under 5’9” and have a distinctively Italian or ethnic look. Eugene:  The classic nerd of the school. Preppy, straight-A student. Good comic. Tall and lanky. Must move and sing well. Vince Fontaine:  Man, late 30s – late 40s. Slick-talking disc jockey. Good-looking, oily and a bit of a slimeball. Enjoys getting to meet high school girls a little too much. Rock ‘n' roll baritone; sings “Hand Jive.” Must be an experienced comic with a fun, engaging personality. Improv skills a plus, as he will “warm up” the audience in a mostly improvised pre-show. Teen Angel:  Man, mid 20s – mid 30s. Gorgeous embodiment of Frenchy’s fantasy, a la Pat Boone. Tenor with falsetto extension.


The Sound of Music
- Open Auditions

Adults Open Call: Friday, September 26, 7pm, and Sunday, September 28, 5pm. Children Open Call: Sunday, September 28 @ 2pm, or Fri. September 26 by APPOINTMENT if unavailable 9/28. At M.O.C. Musical Theatre, 494 Valley Road, Upper Montclair, NJ 07043.

M.O.C. Musical Theatre, the country’s oldest continuously-operating community theatre, now in its 83rd season, is holding auditions for its upcoming production of Sound of Music. This musical theatre classic has been a favorite with audiences since its first appearance on Broadway in 1959. It features music by Richard Rodgers, lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein II and book by Howard Lindsay and Russel Crouse. The show is inspired by The Story of the Trapp Family Singers, written by Maria von Trapp. ALL ROLES are OPEN: The cast consists of three principal women and two principal men, five girls ages 5 to 16, two boys 11 and 14, featured men and women and an ensemble. M.O.C. is a membership company that earnestly supports non-traditional casting. Call backs Sunday, October 5, 6pm. If you are not available for any of the audition times, please email info@mocmusicals.org for an appointment. Please bring a photo and a resume as well as sheet music in the proper key for a legitimate musical theatre song. An accompanist will be provided. Show dates are January 9, 10, 11, 16, 17 and 18 at the Westminster Arts Center at Bloomfield College. Director Bob Kline and Musical Director Ken Magos. www.mocmusicals.org for further information.

Tuesday, September 9, 2008

Stage Casting: September 9, 2008

New York Stage Casting is Sponsored by
The Spanish Wives... Tues. September 9 and Weds. September 10, 7PM - 10PM. The Looking Glass Theatre, 422 West 57th Street, NYC. The Looking Glass Theatre is casting for The Spanish Wives, a groovy new adaptation of Mary Griffith Pix' restoration play, re-invented and directed by Aliza Shane. Evening and weekend rehearsals begin early September. Performances October 30 - November 23, Thurs. - Sun. evenings only. Seeking non-union actors who are good at comedy and improvisation as the process will be extremely collaborative. Musical or dancing ability is a plus. ALL ROLES CAN BE PLAYED BY ACTORS OF ANY ETHNICITY. Roles include: PROF. BARCELONA: Male, music professor trying the hippie lifestyle, to play 30 or older. PROF. MARCUS: Male, old fashioned, horrified by hippies, severe authority figure type, to play 40 or older. CAMILLUS: Male, injured Vietnam Vet, a stoner, drifter and romantic, any age. JOE PEREGRINE: Male, slimy young student trying to score, college aged. GURU DREW: Male or female, personal Guru, may not be as spiritual as he seems. HIDEWELL: Male or female, guru's hired man, jack of all trades and all around clown. MRS. BARCELONA: Female, professor's wife, curious about free love, early 30s. ELENORA: Female, Marcus's wife, a prisoner in her own marriage, ready to bust out, any age. ORADA: Female, Elenora's sister and confidante, feminist, self actualized, strong, any age. DIEGO, SPYWELL, & OTHERS: Male or female, hippie college students, ready to party at all times. Prepare appropriate comedic monologue. Bring pictures and resumes. No fee and no pay.
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Staged Reading, Four Of A Kind Non Equity Reading. Pia Cincotti (playwright) is casting FOUR OF A KIND, a comedy about 4 old men who find themselves embroiled in a murder mystery. Rehearsals begin late September 2008; Staged reading will be in late October 2008. Seeking - 4 actors, age 50+ to play 3 Italian American, native New Yorkers, and one Jewish transplant. Bobby - good looking, self-important entertainer past his prime; Sal- Chemistry professor, low key but constantly curious, ivy-league educated but down to earth; Frankie- dumb, uneducated, fit, ex-pro baseball player, with a great head of hair who talks very loudly; Eli- a bald, neurotic, pessimistic, depressed Israeli, who moved to NYC 40 years ago but still questions the decision. Auditions will be held by appointment only on Tuesday, September 16th from 12pm-3pm. Ripley Grier Studios 939 Eighth Avenue, studio 3D. Please send your headshot and resume to fourofakindplay@yahoo.com. No pay, but opportunity to work with acclaimed Broadway director.

Jerry Springer: The Opera Open Auditions by Appt. Mon., September 22, 2008, 11AM-4PM, and Tues., September 23, 2008, 7PM-11PM. Calderwood Theatre Pavillion, 527 Tremont St., Boston MA. Auditions in the Roberts Studio Theater. The SpeakEasy Stage Company is holding open auditions for Jerry Springer – The Opera in Boston, MA. NEAT $week minimum. Producing Artistic Director / Stage Director: Paul Daigneault Music: Richard Thomas. Book/Lyrics: Stewart Lee & Richard Thomas. General Manager/Production Manager: Paul Melone. Music Director TBA. 1st rehearsal: April 7, 2009. Runs May 1--30, 2009. For an appointment, please e-mail auditions@speakeasystage.com (preferred) or call (617) 482-3279. Actors without appointments will be seen throughout each audition session, as time permits. Auditions will be in 6-minute slots. Prepare two 16-bar selections, legit or opera preferred. Songs from the show are OK. Bring sheet music; accompanist provided. NO a cappella singing, please. Scripts are available for perusal at the StageSource office, 88 Tremont Street, Boston. See www.stagesource.org for directions and office hours. Please bring TWO sets of your stapled headshot/resume. Seeking: Jerry: 50s. Notorious talk show host. Animated and inquisitive. Jonathan Weiruss/Satan: Double role. Jonathan: 40s. Warm-up man fired by Jerry for incompetence. Satan: The anti-Christ. Steve Wilcose: 40s. Head of Security for "The Jerry Springer Show". Dwight/God: Double role. Dwight: 30s. Cheating on his fiancee with two other people. Unrepentant and insincere. God: The Lord. Peaches/Baby Jane: Double role. Peaches: 30s. Dwight's fiancee. Slightly stupid. Baby Jane: Adult woman who pretends to be a baby. Tremont/Angel Gabriel: Double role. Tremont: 30s. Dwight's mistress, a transvestite. Gabriel: Messenger to Mary. Zandra/Irene/Mary: Multiple role. 30s. Peaches; best friend. Having an affair with Dwight. Irene: Shawntel's embarrassed mother. Mary: Mother of Jesus. Mezzo soprano. Montel/Jesus: Double role. Montel: 30s. Dresses as a baby and fouls his underwear. Jesus: Son of God. Andrea/Archangel Michael: Double role. Andrea: 30s. Montel's lover. Michael: Field commander of the Army of God. Shawntel/Eve: Double role. Shawntel: Late 20s--30s. Dreams of becoming apole dancer. Overweight. Eve: First woman created by God. Chucky/Adam: Double role. Chucky: Late 20s--30s. Shawntel's redneck husband. Opposed to his wife's career aspirations. Adam: First man created by God. Ensemble. Theatre's statement: "SpeakEasy Stage Co. shall not practice discrimination against any Actor on the basis of race, color, creed, national origin, gender, sexual orientation, political persuasion or belief, age or disability of such Actor. SpeakEasy Stage Co. adheres to the Non Traditional Casting policy of Actors' Equity Association." Directions / more info: www.speakeasystage.com. Theatre's mailing address: SpeakEasy Stage Co. 539 Tremont St. Boston, MA 02116.

The Rocky Horror Show - Open Call

Wed. & Thurs. September 10 & 11, 6:30PM - 8:30PM, CAP21 Studios, 18 W. 18th St. (between 5th & 6th Aves), 6th Floor. Playhouse on the Green in Bridgeport, CT is holding Open Call, Non-Equity Auditions for its upcoming produn of The Rocky Horror Show. Director/Choreographer: Steven Smeltzer. Musical Director: Tim Heavner. Producer: Matt Schicker. Non-Equity Actors only, no pay. For Audition: please prepare full song from the show or a pop/rock/musical theater song in the style of the show that best shows your voice. Sheet music, provided by you, is required. An accompanist will be provided. Also please prepare a short comic monologue. If no monologue is prepared, sides from the script will be available. Please bring photo and resume. Rehearsals for The Rocky Horror Show take place weeknights after 7PM and weekends during the day beginning September 20. Performances take place Thursday, Fridays, and Saturdays: October 24 - November 8. Three special midnight showings are planned, including Halloween night. All rehearsals and performances to take place at Playhouse on the Green at 177 State Street in Bridgeport, CT. One block walk from Metro North station. Seeking: Narrator: 35-60; some singing, distinguished with good English “radio” voice. Brad: Tenor (written top G/A-flat), 20s-30s--classic Hero type. Janet: Soprano (Top F), 20s-30s--comfortable with some light belting but can also sound classical in head voice. Classic Heroine type. Riff Raff: Tenor (written top G/A-flat), 20s-40s--seeking a true rock screamer. Not your “average” handyman servant. Magenta: Alto (Top C/D), rock belter, 20s-40s. Servant/maid type with a kinky side. Riff Raff's sister. Columbia: Alto (Top C/D), rock belter, 20s-30s. A tap dancing Groupie. Dr. Frank N Furter: High Baritone (Top F/ G), 20s-30s. A full-bodied voice able to do a range of "voices."A masculine Sweet Transvestite from Transsexual Transylvania who is appealing to both women and men alike. Eddie/Dr. Scott: Baritone (Top F-sharp), 20s-40s. (This is a double role) Meatloaf-type rock voice. Biker look for the nephew, Eddie. German accent, talk-singing voice for the Uncle, Dr. Scott. Rocky: Tenor, 20s-30s. Must be in good shape and comfortable with wearing little clothing (bodybuilder, swimmer, gymnast, etc.) Frank N Furter's perfect creation. 4 Phantoms (2 Male, 2 Female): 20s-40s. Sexy singer/dancers on stage most of the time. Includes a lot of harmony singing so some choral experience is helpful.

Tuesday, September 2, 2008

New York Stage Casting: September 2, 2008


Limbo - Seeking Supporting Roles
Limbo, a new play by Frank Terranova is seeking supporting roles. Director: Michael Alvino. Performances will be December 3 - 6 at the Players Theatre. Rehearsals begin September 15. Seeking the following supporting roles: Blonde female, early twenties. Brunette female, late twenties. No pay but chance to work with critically acclaimed theater company and be seen by industry. For immediate consideration send headshot and resumes to Frank at stirthesauce@hotmail.com

All-Girl Musical
Little Cash Productions is seeking female actors, singers, dancers, comedians, directors and choreographers for an all-girl musical play. Also looking for help in script development. No pay. Non-Union. No date set yet for performance. Contact Lenis Guess by email at lguess6063@aol.com. You may also mail headshots to: Lenis Guess, 612 8th Ave, Suite 303, New York, NY 10018.

Stages on the Sound - Photo/Resume Request
Stages on the Sound is requesting pictures and resumes of union and non-union actors of all ethnicities who are immigrants or children of immigrants for a collaborative fall project. Only actors excited about a highly physical, personal and ensemble-developed project need submit. Artistic Director Mike Wamser will direct. October rehearsals with a November run. Submit to shannonmichaelwamser@yahoo.com by September 7th. Possible pay; travel reimbursed. (Applying for AEA Showcase).

Next To Normal - Open Call
Fri. September 5, 3PM - 4:30PM. Telsey + Company, 315 W. 43rd Street, 10th Floor, NYC.
Open auditions are being held for Arena Stage’s production of Next To Normal in Washington, DC. Music/Lyrics: Tom Kitt. Book: Brian Yorkey. Director: Michael Greif. 1st rehearsal: October 23. Runs November 21 - January 18 in DC. The producer will run all aspects of this call. Equity audition procedures are not in effect, and no Equity Monitor will be provided. Prepare a brief pop/rock or contemporary musical theater song that shows range. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. A cappella singing will not be allowed. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Presented at Second Stage Theatre in NYC in spring 2008. Seeking: Note: All listed characters are Caucasian. Gabe: Seeking male actor to play age 16. Dashing, bright, witty, kind, athletic; everything a mother would want. Performer must have a strong rock tenor with falsetto. Gabe / Henry Understudy: Seeking male actor to play age 16. Performer covers Gabe (see description above) and Henry: Mellow musician, Gen-Y genius and coffee-shop philosopher. Performer must have a strong rock tenor with falsetto. Natalie Understudy: Seeking female actor to play age 15. Responds to the dysfunction in her highly imperfect family by being as perfect as she can be. Tightly wound and desperate to please. Performer must have a strong mezzo belt.

Neil Simon’s The Dinner Party
Mon., September 8, 7PM, and Tues., September 9, 7PM. Darien Arts Center’s Visual Arts Studio, 2 Reshaw Rd., Darien, CT, 06820. (Behind the Town Hall).
Darien Players are seeking actors for Neil Simon’s The Dinner Party. Director: Dan Friedman. For more information visit arts.darien.org/players/playersAuditions.php, call 914-659-8292, or email dan5hammocks@aol.com.

Thursday, July 3, 2008

New York Stage Casting: July 3, 2008

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The Workshop Theatre
A PERFECT GANESH
by Terrence McNally


Type: Union Stage

Audition Date:
July 9 and 10, by appointment only

Location:
Workshop Theatre
312 W 36th St.
New York City


Seeking:

Ganesha: male, 40-60, Hindu God who serves as narrator and other characters. Wide range of acting styles required

Man: 25-40, Plays virtually all the supporting roles--a dozen characters that speak in muliple dilactes: Indian, British and American.

Sides will be provided but knowledge if the material is reqired

For an appointment, email pictures and resumes to julie.sylvester@yahoo.com.

Pioneer Theatre Company (2008/2009 Season)
Salt Lake City, UT


NOISES OFF
THE YELLOW LEAF
ROMEO AND JULIET
DIAL M FOR MURDER


Type: Equity Principal


Audition Date:
Monday, July 14, 2008
9:30 AM — 5:30 PM


Location:
Actors' Equity Association Audition Center, Studio B.

Seeking:
NOISES OFF

Garry: Mid 20s-30s, an actor, handsome, largely inarticulate.

Lloyd: 40s-early50s, the director, egotistical, womanizing, burned out.

Tim: 20s-early 30s, the stage manager and all purpose understudy, well-meaning but a bit hapless,

Brooke: 20s-early 30s, a very sexy, blonde bombshell, ditzy, excellent comedienne

THE YELLOW LEAF (world premiere)
George Gordon, Lord Byron: 27, handsome, intelligent, aristocratic, self-indulgent.
Percy Bysshe Shelly: 23, attractive, frail, consumed by his art.
Pollidori: 21, a doctor with artistic aspirations but not the talent to fulfill them.
Claire Clairmont: 18, worldly, sensual, fiery, beautiful
Mary Wollstonecraft Godwin: 18, independent, ahead of her time, non-conformist, the future author of FRANKENSTEIN

ROMEO AND JULIET
All roles available except the role of Lady Capulet.

DIAL M FOR MURDER
Tony Wendice: Late 30s-40s leading man, a former tennis champion, now selling sporting goods. Cool, personable with a dark interior and hidden motivations, an excellent “actor”. British.
Margot Wendice: Tony's wife. Mid 30s-early 40s. Sophisticated, beautiful. She has a wide emotional range, Actress needs great movement/combat skills. British.
Max Halliday A television mystery writer. Margot's ex-lover. mid-30s-early 40s. A good, bright middle class guy. Charming and dedicated. American.
Captain Lesgate: The Murderer. 40-50, a petty thief blackmailed into becoming a contract killer; somewhat pathetic. British. Actor must have excellent movement/combat skills.
Inspector Hubbard:40s-50s, police inspector; determined, inquisitive, professional. British

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Chronicle Theatricals: Photo/Resume Request Wing's Theatre, New York (opens August 2008 BOMBER JACKETS

Type: Non-Union, No Pay. "Great exposure"

Revival (and new adaptation) of Rob Santana's controversial play Bomber Jackets.

Synopsis: A man has been killed in Brooklyn and the detective questioning the chief suspect uncovers a powerful and troubling story. On the surface it is about the bigotry of a gang with a mission to keep homosexuals out of their neighborhood and its reaction to a sassy & passable transsexual who has moved into the gangs territory.

Seeking:
Patrick (LEAD ROLE): 25. Latino. Has just murdered someone. A landlord wannabe and ahomophobe

Tommy :Early -mid 20's. Latino. Patrick's homophobe cousin.

Rapallo: Late 20's. African-American. A pretentious thug from the streets with the worst case of homophobia.

Detective Cohen: Late 30's-early 40's. Caucasian. A good cop.

Ball commentor: Late 20's-early 30's. Latino or African-American. Comical male actor-very flamboyant, strong announcer.

Erica (LEAD ROLE): Late20's-early 30's. Latino or African-American. Beautiful, sassy, flawless and passable transsexual. Strong drama/comical actress.

Debra: Early to mid 20's. Latina. Tommy's clueless fiancee.

Angie: Early 30's. African-American. Angie is Rapallo’s abused, overweight, depressed and insecure wife.

Four Understudies

Send all resumes/photos to: Lawdjesus@yahoo.com.

Female for Reading: The Jungle Fun Room
July 8 in the early evening. Place TBD. Sides will be provided. Seeking: Hillary Parker. Celebrity Mom, early to mid 30’s. Most recent Best Actress Oscar winner. Must be very real and down to Earth and with that extra special likable spark that caused her to get swept away into show business and fame.

Location:
The Creative Center at The Manhattan Theatre Club

Date:
Wed. July 23rd, at 2pm & 7pm. Thurs. July 24th at 7pm.

Rehearsals: Wed. July 16th and Tues. July 22nd. 1-4pm at another studio space/location TBD.

Please send headshots and resumes to: Brian Hampton, The Jungle Fun Room, 12 Dongan Place #606, New York, NY 10040. Submissions can be made through email as well at the following email address: brian@brianhampton.net. Visit www.brianhampton.net for more details about The Jungle Fun Room.

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Misfit One Acts, Auditions by Appt.
The Misfit Toys Repertory Company
Misfit Festival, which runs from August 4th--17th at the Paradise Theatre Factory.The performance dates are 8/11, 8/13, 8/14, 8/15 and 8/16 at 8:00 p.m. and 8/17 at 3:00 p.m.

All four plays are being cast collectively and actors may be cast in more than one play. Auditions are by appointment only. Please send a headshot and resume to oneacts@misfittoysrep.org and indicate which role(s) you are interested in.

Chemosynthesis by Jason Williamson

Synopsis: Two strangers avoid their day jobs on the shoulder of a highway in the morning fog. An unlikely friendship begins.

Character Breakdown: Audrey (FEMALE 20s) Audrey is a visionary. She is also anti-establishment and unorthodox. Something has driven her from the normal rat race into the abyss. Gene (MALE 20s) Gene is secretly right-brained, but he lets logic take-over. He best expresses himself through mild sarcasm. Below The Belt by Dennis Bush (Directed by Anthony Castellano) Synopsis: Tragedy links ten people who, just like animals backed into a corner, lash out when they’re trapped. Below the Belt brings together the characters and their stories, like pieces of a puzzle, to form a complete picture. We’re all witnesses and we all take sides. Seeking: Willow (FEMALE 20s) Mother of two young children and is married to Ray. She likes to keep her husband on a short lease by giving him tasks to do and makes him take the children with him so she can have quiet time. Ray (MALE 20s) Married to Willow with two kids. He is a man who misses his independence because he can never do anything to please his wife. Amy (FEMALE Early 20s) Has certain "health issues" (IBS) that prevent her from functioning as a human being and she has become a victim of her circumstance. Bill (MALE Mid 20s) Cocky, aggressive, not afraid to be harsh or manipulative. He has no problem with being unfaithful and has numerous online personalities to go "hunting" with. Selena (FEMALE Early to mid 20s) Amy's older sister, a caretaker, not necessarily by choice who takes care of her sister after their mother dies of cancer. Jerry (MALE Early 20s) Sensitive, tries to be like his older brother, Bill, He struggles with that it means to be a man. Molly (FEMALE 20s) Married to Curtis, She is a cop's wife and is not happy with the way her life or her marriage has turned out. She wants more attention. Curtis (MALE Mid 20s) A cop who's married to Molly, needs a lot of escape time in which he disconnects from his real life by the use of the computer. Trish (FEMALE Early 20s) In a relationship with her live-in boyfriend Xander. She is a strong willed woman who feels trapped by her boyfriend and is constantly arguing with him. She wants kids but not with Xander. Xander (MALE Early 20s) Insecure, controlling and is in a relationship with Trish. He must always have the last word to "win" the argument. Living Things by Jason Williamson (Directed by Zelda Knapp) Synopsis: An artist becomes obsessed with a woman he sees briefly through a window. As he tries again and again to capture her essence, he brings more into his home and marriage than crumpled pieces of paper. A study of love and obsession. Seeking: Isaac (MALE Late 20s) A sidewalk sketch artist. Rachel (FEMALE Late 20s) His wife. Woman (FEMALE Age Open) The subject Isaac is trying to capture. A sort of ghost. Rock by Montserrat Mendez (Directed by Andi Cohen)Synopsis: How does a girl get the rock? Why is it so important for the guy to get one? How did the rock become such a big deal? In this out of sequence play, we see the progression of a diamond ring as it makes its way to a girl’s very lucky finger. Seeking: Actress #1 (FEMALE 20s to 30s) Tiffany - Good comic timing; Plays the best friend./Bambi - a Tiffany’s Jewelry employee./ Lisa - An advertising executive with a problem. Actress #2 (FEMALE 20s to 30s) Natasha - The girlfriend, Republican, uptight, with good comic dry sense of humor./Anna – Blood thirsty head of an advertising agency. Actor #1 (MALE 20s to 30s) David - The lucky man in search of the ring, nervous, in mourning after having lost his dog./Christopher - Bewildered advertising executive. Actor #2 (MALE 20s to 30s) Andrew - The fiancés best friend, but willing to stop the wedding if he had to./Eugene - Another bewildered advertising executive.

Auditions are by appointment only. Please bring a contemporary comedic or dramatic monologue. You may also be asked to read from sides, which are available on our web site at www.MisfitToysRep.org.

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Two Beans Productions National Tours
Theatreworks USA
James and the Giant Peach and Jack Sprat Low-Fat World Tour

2-3 month contracts that also cover ASM duties such as load-ins/-outs, etc. Salary is $375/week. Per diem is $46 when touring out of town.

Audition Date:
Sat. July 12, 10AM - 1PM. Sign-up begins at 9:30AM.

Location:
Chelsea Studios, 151 W 26th St, 6th floor, NYC.

Seeking:
Cast members for this show need to be able to do excellent character work.

James / Captain: Male (Females may also be considered for this role.), 5'7" or under.A spunky 7 year-old hero. Also plays the Ship Captain, who is just plain off his rocker!

Aunt Sponge / Ladybird: Female, over 5'8". James’ egotistical, gleefully abusive, child-hating aunt--a large, proud and complaining ladybug. Also plays James’ Mother and the Ship’s First Officer.

Aunt Spiker / Centipede: Male, 5'10" or taller. Money-grubbing, happily malevolent aunt and guardian. Also plays James’ Father.

Old-Green-Grasshopper: Male, any height. Wise old violin-playing optimistic patriarch of the bug family. Also functions as the Ringmaster-type Narrator of the story. Spider / Little Old Man: Female, under 5'7".

Spider is sweet, energetic, and a team player. Little Old Man is a conjuring, spell-casting, mysterious stranger. Also plays the Ship’s Second Officer.

Jack Sprat—-Male, 5’10" or taller, Caucasian, baritone, must have an "F", hip-hop dancing a plus (think kid-friendly Eminem).

Gloria Sprat/Okra Winfrey. Female, 5’6" or under, any ethnicity, hip-hop dancer, must belt to "C".

MC Hubbard: Any gender, ethnicity or height, most important is a sassy personality.

Prepare 16 bars of an uptempo & ballad in standard Broadway, Disney or light pop style. Seeking all types of young adult singer-actors who move well to form each multi-ethnic cast.

Broadway Pop/Rock


Peccadillo Theater Company
New York, NY
JOHNNY ON A SPOT

Type: Equity Principal, Showcase-NY


Audition Date:
Monday, July 14, 2008
10 AM — 6 PM


Location:
Theatre at St. Clement's
423 West 46th St. (bet. 9th & 10th Avenues)
New York, NY

Seeking:
Equity actors for this revival of the 1941 screwball comedy by the author of THE FRONT PAGE and TWENTIETH CENTURY. Sides will be provided at the audition.

JOHNNY ON A SPOT
by Charles McArthur
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Contemporary American Theatre
Columbus, OH

ESCANABA IN LOVE
A CHRISTMAS MEMORY
ALMOST, MAINE
THE CLEAN HOUSE
BLACKBIRD

Type: Equity Principal

Audition Date:
Monday, July 28th
6:00-9:00 PM

Appointments:
Contact the Producer, Jonathan Putnam jputnam@catco.org
614-461-1382 x 151

Location:
Studio One Theatre
Riffe Center
77 S. High St., 4th floor
Columbus, OH 43215


Seeking:
Male and Female Actors, all ages and ethnicities.

ESCANABA IN LOVE by Jeff Daniels

Alphonse - 70s
Albert, Sr. - 50s
Albert, Jr. - 18
Salty Jim - 40s
Betty - 20s

A CHRISTMAS MEMORY
Buddy: 20-30, playing a seven year old boy

Odd: same

ALMOST, MAINE
Two male ensemble: late 20s to late 30s
Two female ensemble: late 20s to late 30s

THE CLEAN HOUSE
Lane: female, early 50s
Matilde: female, late 20s, Brazilian
Virginia: female, late 50s
Charles: male, late 50s
Ana: female, 60s-70s, Argentinian

BLACKBIRD by David Harrower
Una: female, late 20s

Almost, Maine by John Cariani
Acting Edition: $7.50

Blackbird by David Harrower
Acting Edition: $7.50

The Clean House
by Sarah Ruhl
Acting Edition: $7.50


Stages St. Louis, St. Louis, MO
LITTLE WOMEN (Musical)


Type: EPA

Audition Date:
Wednesday, August 6, 2008
9:30 AM — 5:30 PM

Location:
Actors' Equity Association Audition Center
Studio D.

Seeking Equity actors who sing. Prepare a song that shows off voice and range preferably in the style of the show. No pop / rock. Bring sheet music; accompanist provided. Bring book of music in case for additional selection.Hingham Civic Music Theatre, Hingham, MA.

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THE WIZARD OF OZ
Type: Non Union?
Audition Date:
Mon. August 11 and Tues. 12. 7PM

Location:
Sanborn Auditorium, Hingham Town Hall
Central Street, Hingham, MA

Seeking:
Entire cast. All children auditioning must be at least 8 years of age by August 1st. Download an audition form from www.hcmt.org before coming to auditions. Call 781-837-1499 or email hcmtstagemomma@comcast.org for more information

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Tuesday, June 10, 2008

New York Stage Casting: June 10, 2008

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Over The Boardwalk
Auditions will take place at The Jersey Shore Arts Center on Main Street and Main Avenue at the entrance to Ocean Grove on Thursday and Friday, June 19th and 20th at 7:30p.m. and on Saturday morning, June 21st at 10:00 a.m.

Guild Theatreworks announces auditions for the Jersey premier of a Broadway bound musical.  In the summer of 1963, just before JFK s shot, before the Beatles come to America and everything changes, three generations of women - and an assortment of friends - come together in a grand battle Over The Boardwalk when their way of life is threatened by a ruthless developer. Over The Boardwalk is a new Broadway-bound musical by Jersey-shore-raised Lea Ann K. Behan that takes its audience "down the shore" to a beach boardwalk amusement pier where life gets as sticky as the salt water taffy, and the characters as colorful as the plush animal prizes at the spinning wheel booth.  The Guild Theatreworks is presenting the New Jersey premier of Over The Boardwalk this September as a backers' preview showcase for future New York productions. Actors should prepare a short song demonstrating range and personality; some prepared to dance and perform a cold reading from the script. All roles are open, and include 5 females and 4 males in the late teens to early twenties; 2 females (late to early forties), 1 African American male in his early twenties, 2 males between forty and sixty years of age, 1 female in her mid-sixties and two 9 or 10 year old girls. An ensemble of a diversity of types and races needed, and all roles require singing. Show dates are September 19, 20, 21st and September 26, 27, and 28th at the Jersey Shore Arts Center. For additional information go to www.overtheboardwalkthemusical.com. Questions regarding auditions should be directed to The Guild Theatreworks at 732-774-3800.

 

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Phantom of the Opera Vocal Selections

Phantom of the Opera Vocal Selections

Phantom of the Opera
Sat., June 28, 10a.m. to 1:30 p.m., Nola Studios, 250 W. 54th Street, NYC.

Joyce Agency is holding a final non-AEA Principal Open Call for performers not previously seen for leading roles and future replacements in The European Tour of The Phantom of the Opera.

Rehearsals begin September 8 in NYC. Opens Oct. 7 in Italy. Salary paid. Performers unable to attend should send photos, resumes, CDs and DVDs ASAP to: Phantom Casting c/o JAESI, 370 Harrison Ave., Harrison, NY 10528. No phone calls or visits. Resumes must list height, weight, and exact performance vocal range. Seeking: Phantom: Looks 30s-40s. Strong, commanding leading man with legit bass-baritone vocal range. Christine: Looks: eens-20s. Lovely, strong singing actress. Very legit soprano to high B. Raoul: Looks mid 20s. Attractive, strong, young leading man. Legit tenor with high B flat. Enrico: The Opera Tenor. Looks 40ish. Strong, comic, character actor. Legit tenor with high B. Carlotta: The Opera "Diva." Looks 40ish. Strong, comic character actress. Very legit soprano with high D. Must be able to sing Mozart's Queen of the Night aria in the key of D. The Maestro: Middle-aged comic character actor, also plays various comic roles. Legit Tenor to high B, understudies Enrico. Monsieur Charles: Looks: 50's - 60's. Strong, elegant comic character actor. Legit singer. Monsieur Richard: Looks: 40's - 60's) Strong, elegant comic Character Actor, Legit Singer. Didot: Plays 60-70s. Strong, stately actor with very legit Baritone Vocal Range. Police Commisioner: Looks: 40's-60's. Strong, funny, off-beat comic character actor with excellent singing voice. Stage Mother: Looks: 40's. Strong, offbeat comic character actress with excellent voice,.Principal Male Dancers (over 5'8") strong in classical ballet and partnering, sings well. Principal Female Dancers (under 5'7") strong in classical ballet and partnering, sings well. Principal Male and Female Legit Singers who move very well.

 


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Phantom of the Opera: Broadway and National Tour
July 8, 9:30 a.m.-1 p.m. & 2-5:30 p.m. at the AEA Audition Center, 165 W. 46th St., 2nd fl., NYC (Equity Principal Auditions)

Cameron Mackintosh and The Really Useful Company (prods.) are seeking future replacements for: Christine Daze: 20s, beautiful young singer, soprano voice that combines elements of classical and pop singing, a light, 'float' soprano, sings briefly to high E; The Phantom: 30s-40s, high baritone or tenor (with a good low range) from low A flat to high A flat, needs a dynamic, bravura, "star" performance, both frightening and irresistible; Raoul, Vicomte De Chagny: late 20s-early 30s, dashing, handsome young aristocrat, high baritone, 2 octave range from A flat to A flat; Firman & Andre: late 30-50s, the managers of the Paris Opera House, trying to be elegant, slightly befuddled and bumbling, must have good instincts for stylish comedy, supporting roles, baritones, one sings to A, one to G; Carlotta Giudicelli: 30s-early 40s, the prima donna of the Paris Opera, a diva in every sense of the word, coloratura soprano to high E, opera training required; Madame Giry: late 30s-early 50s, the Opera's ballet mistress, an ominous, stern, forbidding figure, mezzo soprano to high B flat; Meg Giry: late teens-early 20s, a member of the Corps de Ballet, must dance on Pointe and sing mezzo soprano to G; Ubaldo Piangi: late 30s-50s, the opera's leading tenor, Italian style singer, sings to high C, opera training required. Note: Women should be lyric or coloratura sopranos, mezzo sopranos, or contraltos, with strong legit musical theatre or opera voices. Men should be strong legit musical theatre or opera tenors, baritones, or basses; two of the basses in the chorus must sing to low F. Opera singers and minorities encouraged to attend. Be prepared to sing a song from legit musical theatre repertoire. Do not sing pop or rock music. Bring your book of music in case you are asked to sing a second selection; accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & r≥sum≥s, stapled together. $1,509 min./wk. Equity Production Contract.

 

Talk Radio
Acting Edition

Talk Radio - New City Stage Co
June 25, at the Walnut Street Theatre.

New City Stage Company is accepting headshots and resume submissions from union and nonunion actors for Talk Radio by Eric Bogosian. Director: William Roudebush. Runs November 5-30 at Mum Puppettheatre. 1st rehearsal: 10/7. 4-6 hours per week. Special Appearance contracts with SPT level 1 pending. The show consists of 9 roles, 6 male & 3 female. The roles of Barry and Linda have already been cast. Voice over experience is a plus, as all characters double as live callers to the show. To be considered, please send your headshot and resume via US mail only to: New City Stage Co., 2031 Locust St., Suite 702, Philadelphia, PA 19103, by 6/17. No email submissions or phone calls please. Questions: info@newcitystage.org.

 

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Male Actor for FringeNYC Show
Now casting the role of Jack in Fluency, a meta-theatrical romantic comedy, presented in the New York International Fringe Festival. Please email headshot and resume to fluency08@gmail.com. Please note that, while our production company is based in Florida, we are casting only NYC-area performers. Equity/Non-Equity. Duration: July 1 - Aug. 24. Pay: Per Equity contract. Seeking: Jack, 25-35. A charming actor with wit; in love with Olivia, a playwright. Equally comfortable quoting literature, delivering song lyrics deadpan, playing video games, and tossing out a wacky love scene with dialogue in French. Able to balance broad comedy and subtle sincerity. Rake Theater, Boynton Beach, FL 33426.

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Meanwhile, In Baghdad - FringeNYC
Coleavens Industries is casting for the world premiere of Meanwhile, in Baghdad, which will appear as part of the 11th annual New York International Fringe Festival. Written by Joshua Cole. Directed by Nick Leavens.  The play examines a world where the blind lead the blind, and one country's War on Terror is another's war against itself. When the bombings come home, who becomes the insurgent and who the liberator? With this critique on questionable "war," everyone becomes implicit and viewers are left wondering if they are who they believe themselves. Meanwhile, in Baghdad is a highly dramatic play breaking away conventional storytelling through a combination of theatrical and mixed media elements. The production will provide an excellent platform for actors that wish to pursue a positive, hearty artistic experience. Both Equity and non-Equity actors are welcome. Coleavens Industries is a new Brooklyn-based production company whose goal is to raise the questions that no one seems to be asking, and to hold the looking glass to our spectators' faces in hopes of a true reflection. We express ourselves through a variety of media, including ∆ but never limited to ∆ stage, screen, and happenings. Seeking: Older male Arab actor (40+) to play 55+ Iraqi. Middle aged female Arab to play Iraqi 35-40. Middle aged male Arab to play Iraqi 35-40. Young female Arab to play Iraqi 25-35. Young male Arab to play Iraqi 25-35. Please email and/or mail headshots and resumes to meanwhileinbaghdad@gmail.com or Joshua Cole, PO Box 3725, Grand Central Station, New York, NY 10163.

 


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Tuesday, June 3, 2008

New York Stage Casting: June 3, 2008

 

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Cabaret Auditions, NJ

Mon. June 16 and Wed. June 18, with invite-only callbacks on Wed. June 25. Hackensack Recreation Center, 116 Holt Street, Hackensack, NJ. Walk-ins may be accepted if time allows, but those interested are strongly encouraged to make an audition appointment by e-mailing a headshot and r≥sum≥ to hackensacktheatre@gmail.com.

Hackensack Theatre Company is holding auditions for their fall musical, Cabaret, to be staged this September in Hackensack, NJ. Those auditioning for principle roles should prepare a 16-measure selection from the song list of music below and a 60-second comedic or dramatic monologue. Accompaniment will be available. Those interested only in dancing should make that clear when setting up an audition appointment. Please be advised that this is an unpaid production. Female Song List: So What, Maybe This Time, Perfectly Marvelous, Cabaret. Male Song List: I Don't Care Much, If You Could See Her, It Couldn't Please Me More, Marriage. Character breakdowns:  Emcee MALE / Tenor (low C to high F) / 18 and over / German (accent) / Must be a triple threat (dancer, singer, actor). Must be in great shape. This lead character is a sexually ambiguous charismatic entertainer who breaks the fourth wall and engages with the audience. He is the bridge between the world of the Cabaret and the Storyline. Must be willing to go shirtless and wear heavy makeup on face and body. Lots of dialogues, monologues, solos. Must be able to carry the show without upstaging the other actors. Sally Bowles: FEMALE / Alto-Mezzo (low E to A) / 18 and over / English (British) accent / Must be a triple threat (dancer, singer, actor). This lead character is a sexy and charismatic and lonely lounge singer with big dreams to make it to the "big time." She has trouble with relationships. She smokes and drinks. Actress must be willing to wear a wig or style hair. Lots of dialogue. Lots of singing and dancing. Must be willing to stage kiss. Fraulein Schneider: FEMALE / Alto (low bE to bA) / 40 and over / German (accent) / This lead character is a world-weary owner of an apartment block where much of the action outside the Kit Kat Club takes place. Is a kind woman who simply wants to avoid loosing money. Falls in love with Herr Schultz. Lots of dialogue. Singing and mild dancing. Must be willing to stage kiss. Herr Schultz: MALE / Tenor (bE to high G) / 40 and over / German ∆ Jewish (Accent) / This principle character is a sweet, loving and honest German who happens to be Jewish during the rise of Fascism in Germany. He owns a flower shop and falls in love with Fraulein Schneider. He must be charming and convincing and likeable and able to play a strong range of emotion. He must be able to move (light dancing). Must be willing to stage kiss. Lots of dialogue, a few songs, 1 duet. Fraulein Kost: FEMALE / Mezzo (low A to bB) / 18 and over / German (accent) / This principal character is a sexually dubious and selfish character who is not afraid of speaking her mind and admitting to her indiscretions. She is a Nazi sympathizer. Dialogue and some singing. Must be willing to stage kiss multiple male actors. Ernst Ludwig: MALE / Tenor-Baritone (low A to high bB) / 18 and over / German (accent) / This principal character is an amiable Nazi sympathizer, a street wise smuggler who seems to know everyone. He means well but is misguided. Actor must be willing to wear a swastika armband. Lots of dialogue, 1 song. Max: MALE / 40 and over / German (accent) / Very little singing and little dancing. Max is the owner of the Kit Kat Club. He is controlling, insecure, money hungry, and dishonest. He is hated by his employees. A few lines. Kit Kat Girls(6): FEMALE / 16 and over / Various accents / These actresses must be true versatile triple threats (dancers, singers, actresses). Must be willing to wear suggestive clothing and engage in playful suggestive activity. These actresses must be willing to look unattractive, insecure, and desperate for attention. Kit Kat Boys (4): MALE / 16 and over / German (accents) / Must be strong dancers, singers, actors. Two Kit Kat Boys must be willing to slow dance together. All must be willing to play multiple roles. Must be willing to wear suggestive clothing and engage in playful suggestive activity. Must be willing to play multiple roles.

 

Broadway Pop Rock
Broadway Pop/Rock

Over The Boardwalk
Auditions will take place at The Jersey Shore Arts Center on Main street and Main Avenue at the entrance to Ocean Grove on Thursday and Friday, June 19th and 20th at 7:30p.m. and on Saturday morning, June 21st at 10:00 a.m.

Guild Theatreworks announces auditions for the Jersey premiere of a Broadway-bound musical. In the summer of 1963, just before JFK is shot, before the Beatles come to America and everything changes, three generations of women - and an assortment of friends - come together in a grand battle Over The Boardwalk when their way of life is threatened by a ruthless developer. Over The Boardwalk is a new Broadway-bound musical by Jersey shore-raised Lea Ann K. Behan that takes its audience "down the shore" to a beach boardwalk amusement pier where life gets as sticky as the salt water taffy, and the characters as colorful as the plush animal prizes at the spinning wheel booth.  The Guild Theatreworks is presenting the New Jersey premiere of Over The Boardwalk this September as a backers preview showcase for future New York productions. Actors should prepare a short song demonstrating range and personality; some prepared to dance and perform a cold reading from the script. All roles are open, and include 5 females and 4 males in the late teens to early twenties; 2 females (late to early forties), 1 African American male in his early twenties, 2 males between forty and sixty years of age, 1 female in her mid-sixties and two 9 or 10 year old girls. An ensemble of a diversity of types and races needed, and all roles require singing. Show dates are September 19, 20, 21st and September 26, 27, and 28th at the Jersey Shore Arts Center. For additional information on Over The Boardwalk go to www.overtheboardwalkthemusical.com. Questions regarding auditions should be directed to The Guild Theatreworks at 732-774-3800.

Phantom of the Opera Vocal Selections
Phantom of the Opera Vocal Selections

The Phantom of the Opera

Sat., June 28, 10AM-1:30PM. Nola Studios, 250 W. 54th Street, NYC.

Joyce Agency is holding a final non-AEA Principal Open Call for performers not previously seen for leading roles and future replacements in The European Tour of The Phantom of the Opera. Director/Choreographer: Joseph Patton. Musical Director: Jeffrey Buchsbaum. Rehearsals Sept.8 in NYC. Opens Oct. 7 in Italy. Salary paid. Performers unable to attend, send photos and resumes, CDs and DVDs ASAP to: Phantom Casting c/o JAESI, 370 Harrison Ave., Harrison, NY 10528. No phone calls or visits. Resumes must list height, weight, and exact performance vocal range. Seeking: Phantom: Looks 30s-40s. Strong, commanding leading man with legit bass-baritone vocal range. Christine: Looks: eens-20s. Lovely, strong singing actress. Very legit soprano to high B. Raoul: Looks mid 20s. Attractive, strong, young leading man. Legit tenor with high B flat. Enrico: The Opera Tenor. Looks 40ish. Strong, comic, character actor. Legit tenor with high B. Carlotta: The Opera "Diva." Looks 40ish. Strong, comic character actress. Very legit soprano with high D. Must be able to sing Mozart's Queen of the Night aria in the key of D. The Maestro: Middle-aged comic character actor, also plays various comic roles. Legit Tenor to high B, understudies Enrico. Monsieur Charles: Looks: 50's - 60's. Strong, elegant comic character actor. Legit singer. Monsieur Richard: Looks: 40's - 60's) Strong, elegant comic Character Actor, Legit Singer. Didot: Plays 60-70s. Strong, stately actor with very legit Baritone Vocal Range. Police Commissioner: Looks: 40's-60's. Strong, funny, off-beat comic character actor with excellent singing voice. Stage Mother: Looks: 40's. Strong, offbeat comic character actress with excellent voice,.Principal Male Dancers (over 5'8") strong in classical ballet and partnering, sings well. Principal Female Dancers (under 5'7") strong in classical ballet and partnering, sings well. Principal Male and Female Legit Singers who move very well.

 

Prince Trevor Amongst the Elephants

Auditions begin June 16 for Prince Trevor Among the Elephants, a Big Epic Naked Ridiculous Shakespearean Fairy Tale Play.

The play is a comedic take on current politics, filtered through fairy tales and written partly in iambic pentameter. Prince Trevor has won the Spotlight on Award for "Best New Play" in 2006 for a staged reading, and this will be its full premiere. It will be performed in the Midtown International Theatre Festival, which runs July 15-August 10th. For information on the play and dates of performances, visit duncanpflaster.com/trevor.php. The cast consists of 12 people playing some 27 roles. Most of the roles are pre-cast from the previous reading. Please email eternitytwe@yahoo.com if you would like to audition. Auditions begin June 16th. Prince Tonsure: 2nd oldest of the King's sons, he's not in line for the throne, so has become a monk, despite being plagued by erotic thoughts. Also plays Daniel, a Robin Hood type, and Mikey, one of the Eunuchs. Geoffrey: Advisor to the king, in love with Princess Lana. Also plays Billy, one of the Eunuchs, and Peking Trunk, one of the mystical Elephants of Style. Eunuchs will have very revealing, skimpy costumes, and Peking Trunk will require extensive full-frontal nudity (while wearing an elephant mask). The ability to play the guitar (or some other instrument) would be a plus for Daniel. No nudity will be required at the audition, but we will require it at callbacks.

 

Phantom of the Opera Vocal Selections
The Producers: Vocal Selections

The Producers - Open Auditions for dancers who sing

Wed. June 18: male dancers. Thurs. June 19: female dancers. 3:30 PM both days. Nola Studios, 250 West 54th Street, 11th Floor, NYC.

Open call auditions for dancers who sing are being held for The Producers

Westchester Broadway Theatre Agreement. Currently $512/week minimum. Music/Lyrics: Mel Brooks. Book: Mel Brooks and Thomas Meehan. Director: David Edwards. Musical Director: Leo Carusone. Choreographer: Matthew J. Vargo. Associate Producer: Lisa Tiso. 1st rehearsal: July 28, 2008. Runs August 7 - November 15. Singers: Please prepare 16 bars of a song from the show or in the style of the show. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Dancers: Please be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Bring tap shoes. All: Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. The producer will run all aspects of these OPEN Auditions. Equity Chorus Call procedures will not be in effect, and no Equity Monitor will be provided at OPEN Auditions. The Producer's staff will distribute audition cards for the OPEN Auditions at 2 PM each day. No unofficial sign-up sheets will be honored.


Theater Project at the Majestic Theater, West Springfield, MA. -- 2008-2009 Season

Wednesday, June 14 and 16: Equity Principal Auditions. Monday Juen16 through Thursday, June 19, Non equity and Equity invited auditions. The Majestic Theater Rehearsal Hall. All Auditions are by appointment only: please call the Majestic Theater (413) 747-7797 to schedule an appointment.

Auditioning actors should prepare a brief monologue. Musical actors should prepare a song of their choice an accompanist will be provided or bring a CD. Pictures andresume submissions will determine which roles will be cast under an Equity contract. Note there are no more than two contracts available per show. Equity Guest Artist Contract, approval pending. Auditioning performers considered as possible replacements for pre-cast roles.

ROUNDING THIRD by Richard Dresser. Dir: Danny Eaton. (Acting Edition Available)
1st rehearsal: 6/30. Runs 7/9-8/2. Don: Late 30s. Win-at-all-costs Little League coach. Michael: Early 30s. Volunteers to be assistant coach. Corporate executive. Looking for special activity w/son, who has never played baseball before.

THE MIRACLE WORKER by William Gibson. Dir: TBA (Acting Edition Available)
1st rehearsal: 8/10. Runs 9/4-10/12. The Doctor: Late 50s. Kate Keller: Late 20s. Southern gentlewoman. Helen Keller's mother. Captain Arthur Keller: Mid 40s. Hearty Southern gentleman. Kate is his 2nd wife. Helen Keller: Age 7. Blind & deaf. Martha: African American, 8-10. Percy: African American, 8-10. Aunt Ev: Mid 40s. Captain Keller's sister. James: 20s. Captain Keller's son from 1st marriage. Anagnos: Late 40s. Greek accent. Director of Perkins Institute. Annie Sullivan: Mid 20s, determined. Becomes Helen's teacher. Viney: African American, late 30s. Keller family servant.

JERRY & ED by Steve Henderson. Dir: Jack Neary
1st rehearsal: 10/5. Runs 10/23-11/30. Jerry Atric: CAST. 80s. Now living in retirement community. Ed Hascomb: CAST. 80s. Jerry's best friend, living in same retirement community.

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE-A LIVE RADIO PLAY by Joe Landry. Dir: Cate Damon
1st rehearsal: 11/24. Runs 12/4-21. Freddie Filmore: CAST. Late 40s. Radio announcer & host. Jake Laurents: CAST. Late 20s. Leading man type. Sally Applewhite: CAST. Late 20s. Leading lady. Film actress. Lana Sherwood: CAST. Late 30s. Used to be Broadway leading actress. Harry "Jazzbo" Heywood: CAST. 40s. Well-known character actor & bon vivant. Little bit of tippler. Foley Artist: CAST. 20s. Creates live sound effects.

LUMBERJACKS IN LOVE by Fred Alley/James Kaplan. Dir: Danny Eaton
1st rehearsal: 12/14. Runs 1/8-2/15. Musical. Style: Bluegrass/country, but w/beat. Minnesota Slim: Late 30s. Boss of shanty. Ideally lyric baritone. Dirty Bob: Late 20s. Hasn't bathed in 22 yrs. Baritone. Muskrat: 40. Philosophical & angst-ridden. Baritone. Moonlight: Late 20s. Strong back, soft heart. Lyric baritone. The Kid: Beautiful/earnest girl masquerading as boy. Mezzo. Rose: Late 30s. Romance novelist posing as mail-order bride. Soprano w/strong belt

BUS STOP by William Inge. Dir: TBA (Acting Edition Availabley)
1st rehearsal: 2/2. Runs 2/26-4/5
Elma Duckworth: High-school girl working as waitress. Grace Hoyland: Early 40s. Owner of restaurant. Will Masters: Local sheriff. Friendly, but also big & imposing. Cherie: 20s. Would-be club singer. Originally from Ozarks. Dr. Gerald Lyman: 50s. Former college professor. Down & out. Carl: Late 30s. Bus driver. Loud & hearty


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Florida Rep 08/09 Season

June 30, 1:00 to 5:00: Equity Principal Auditions, Shelter Studios, 244 West 54th Street (Penthouse), NYC. Florida Rep is located at 2267 1st Street, Fort Myers, Florida 33901. 877-787-8053

Open call for Equity performers as well as non-union local professionals. Salary level pending; 2007-08 minimum weekly salary: $469. Housing provided for out-of-town performers. Equity LOA Contract, approval pending. Appointments required. 239-332-4665 Ext. 30, Leave a message with your name, union status and phone number.

Age ranges: Teens (ages 13-17), Young Adults (ages 18-29), Thirties (ages 30-39), Forties (ages 40-49)

Proposed season: (Several of these titles are available in Acting Editions: Please call 800 322-0595)
The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams. September 30, 2008 – October 12, 2008.
Born Yesterday by Garson Kanin. October 24, 2008 - November 16, 2008.
Indian Blood, a new play by A.R. Gurney. November 28, 2008 – December 21, 2008.
Dancing at Lughnasa, a Tony-Award winning play by Brian Friel. January 9, 2009 – February 1, 2009.
Alone Together by Lawrence Roman. February 13, 2009 – March 8, 2009.
The Art of Murder, a new play by Joe DiPietro. March 20, 2009 – April 12, 2009.
The Last Romance, a regional premiere by Joe DiPietro. April 24, 2009 – May 17, 2009.

Tuesday, May 13, 2008

New York Stage Casting: May 13. 2008

Actress for Ensemble
The OBIE Award-wining Paper Bag Players, a five-person ensemble theater company, which performs original musical theater for children, seek a replacement for an Actress for its '08 summer season. Looking for performers with a good comedic sense and who can sing and move well. Open to all ethnicities. The performances will begin July 6th and run for two weeks. Salary $500 weekly plus a limited rehearsal period. Equity or Non-Equity (if Equity: Equity Guest Artist Contract). Director: Judith Martin. For audition please send picture and resume to: Judith Martin, Artistic Director, The Paper Bag Players, 185 East Broadway, New York, NY 10002.

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Secret Garden
Sun, June 8, 6PM and Mon, June, 9, 7PM, Studio Players, 14 Alvin Place, Upper Montclair, NJ

Studio Players in Upper Montclair, NJ, is holding open auditions for Secret Garden. Non-Union. Please prepare 16 bars - bring sheet music, an accompanist will be provided - sides will be provided. Performance Dates: Sept 12-28. Studio Players - 14 Alvin Place, Upper Montclair - 973.744.9752 - www.studioplayhouse.org Callbacks: Tuesday, June 10th at 7pm for Marys, Colins, Dickons & Marthas. Wednesday, June 11th at 7pm for all others. Director Darren Gage. Music Director Judy Stanton ~ Stage Manager Judi Liebert. Seeking: (CHILDREN) Mary Lennox (female 9-14) Mezzo-Soprano, stubborn and spoiled orphan who learns the value of friendship & family. Colin Craven (male 9-14) Tenor or Boy Soprano, Archibald's neglected & isolated son who learns from Mary. Teen Ensemble Children from Mary's past, Jane/Mary Understudy (female 9-14). William/Colin Understudy (male 9-14). Betsy (female 9-14). Timothy (male 9-14). (MEN) Archibald Craven (30-50) Tenor or high baritone, Mary's wealthy but depressed Uncle & Guardian who grows to embrace life again. Dr. Neville Craven (25-45) Tenor or high baritone, Archibald's evil brother who also loved Lily. Dickon (15-25) Tenor, Yorkshire dialect, Martha's kind & energetic brother who care for all the creatures in the garden. Albert (20-40) Tenor or high baritone, a military man who is Rose's husband and Mary's father. Ben Weatherstaff (45-65) Bass/baritone, Yorkshire dialect, an elderly gardener who befriends Mary. Fakir (25-45) Tenor, Indian, servant in Rose and Albert's household, will dance & move. Lt. Shaw (25-45) Tenor or high baritone, serves the Raj on colonial India. Lt. Wright (25-45) Tenor or high baritone, serves the Raj on colonial India. Major Holmes (40-60) Bass/Baritone, serves the Raj on colonial India. (WOMEN) Lily Craven (20-40) Soprano, Archibald;s deceased wife who appears as a ghost to guide those she loves most. Martha (17-30) Mezzo with belt, Yorkshire dialect, Mary's spunky & optimistic chambermaid. Rose (18-35) Soprano, Lily's sister & Mary's mother. Mrs. Medlock (40-65) No singing, the Craven's stern & unfriendly housekeeper. Ayah (20-40) Mezzo, Indian, Mary's nanny in India, will dance & move. Claire (30-55) Mezzo or Soprano, Holme's wife. Alice (18-35) Mezzo or Soprano, Rose's flirtatious friend. Mrs. Weatherstaff (30-50) No singing, headmistress of a British boarding school.

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Stonewall Stories Actors
Two male actors are needed for Carol Polcovar's prize winning play Stonewall Stories to be performed at New York's LGBT Community Center during Gay Pride Week. All performances will be benefits for "Sylvia's Place", a shelter for homeless LGBT teenagers. Seeking: TOMMY, a teenage runaway from a New Jersey blue collar community. Tommy is an idealistic young man, still in awe of what is available to him in New York City. SYLVIA RIVERA, legendary sexual outlaw and social and political activist. "Sylvia's Place" is named in her honor. Sylvia has been described as a combination of Che Guevara and Harpo Marx. The play is a memory play and actors of any race between the ages of eighteen and forty will be considered. The play will be performed under the Theatre Authority Benefit Regulations (Clearance Pending). Rehearsals will begin in early June. All performers will be paid an honorarium. Submit to: David Gaard, TheEntertainmentAgora@yahoo.com.


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Manhattan Rep. Summer Fest
Seeking actors for the Manhattan Repertory Theatre Summer Fest. Casting Director: Danielle Bauman. Non-Union. Duration: June 15 - Aug. 10. Pay: credit/copy/meal. Please submit to: mouslie@aol.com. Synopsis: All Frank asks is to be left alone in his new house. But some members of his community conspire to force him out, one way or another -- whether he likes it or not. A two-act comedy of menace exploring the virtues of loneliness and the danger of manners. Seeking: FRANK MASON: Recently released from prison. "Recovered" pedophile. Keeps to himself or at least tries to. Late 20's - early 30's. WINSTON: Franks Parole Officer. Dry humor, a bit jaded due to the nature of his job. He is sick and tired of baby-sitting criminals but if he doesn't do it who will? Character is supposed to be in his 50's but someone who has the chops and a good make-up kit can play this role. DEBRA: Franks neighbor. His exact opposite- extremely social. Is afraid of silence and being alone. She has a daughter so she needs to look like she should be in her late 20's-early 30's. ED: Winton's "assistant." He is also a "recovered" man. Large in stature with a wild look in his eyes- a volcano that could erupt at any moment. Should look older and be physically larger than Frank. MELISSA: Debra's daughter. Loves being in dance recitals and having her picture taken. She appears twice briefly. She is in her pre-teens.

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Childsplay A Collection
Childsplay: A Collection of Scenes
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Oklahoma! - OPEN Call for Dancers
Fri. May 30. 10 AM - OPEN Male dancers who sing well. 2 PM - OPEN Female dancers who sing well. Chelsea Studios, 151 West 26th St., 5th Floor, NYC.

Paper Mill Playhouse, Millburn, NJ. Executive Director: Mark W. Jones. Artistic Director: Mark S. Hoebee. Casting Director: Alison Franck. Music: Richard Rodgers. Book and Lyrics: Oscar Hammerstein III. Director:  James Brennan. Music Director:  Tom Helm. Choreographer: Patti Colombo. 1st rehearsal:  August 26, 2008.  Runs: September 17 - October 19, 2008. Seeking: Male dancers who sing very well: For ensemble, featured chorus parts and the roles of Dream Curly and Dream Laurey, and understudies.  Tumbling and rope tricks a plus.  Also seeking dancers with a strong ballet background. Female dancers who sing very well: For ensemble, featured chorus parts and the roles of Dream Curly and Dream Laurey, and understudies.  Also seeking dancers with a strong ballet background. Be warmed and ready to dance. Character shoes with heel and ballet slippers for women. For men who tumble or do rope tricks, be prepared to show us.  Everyone should have a brief musical theatre song prepared, and bring sheet music; accompanist will be provided.  Bring picture and resume, stapled together.  Equity audition procedures are NOT in effect.  No Equity monitor provided.  Producer runs all aspects of the audition. Equity members are encouraged to attend the Equity Dance call on May 29, unless you are unavailable on that day.

Oklahoma!
Oklahoma!: Vocal Selections

 

The Three Sisters - MA
Wed. June 25, 7:30PM. At The Playhouse, 136 Rivet St. (corner of County St.), New Bedford, MA.

Auditions are being held for Your Theatre, Inc's production of Anton Chekhov's The Three Sisters, scheduled to be staged January 14—24, 2009. Director Edward J. Maguire must fill the following 14 roles: Andrei (age 24) brother of the three sisters, Olga (age 28) eldest of the three sisters and matriarchal figure of the Prozorov family, Masha (age 21) middle sister who married her husband, when she was 18, Irina (age 20) youngest sister, Natasha (age 26) Andrei's love interest and later h is wife, Vershinin (age 45) lieutenant lolonel in charge of the local battery, Tuzenbach (age 23) lieutenant in the army who often philosophizes impress Irina and be part of the group, Solyony (age 26) captain in the arm who is also in love with Irina, Chebutykin ( age 60 ) a doctor in the army, Fedotik (24) a sub-lieutenant who hangs around the house and tries to express his love to Irina, Rode (24) another sub-lieutenant, Kulygin (age 24) Masha's husband, Ferapont (age 74) partially deaf door-keeper at local council and A nfisa (age 82) A nurse in the family who has worked forever with the Prozorovs. For additional information, call YTI at 508-993 0772, or e-mail ytinc@verizon.net.

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Tuesday, May 6, 2008

New York Stage Casting: June 6, 2008

Alter Boyz & The Clean House

Altar Boyz Vocal Selections
Altar Boyz (Vocal Selections)

The Clean House
The Clean House

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Altar Boyz and The Clean House

The Zach Theatre in Austin, TX is holding open auditions by appointment for two productions. SPT Category 4 Artistic.

Director: Dave Steakley. NYC appointment auditions will be held on Wednesday, May 7 and Thursday, May 8, 2008. Audition time and location given when appointment is made. For an appointment, contact Shannon Richey at mailto:shannon@zachtheatre.org or at 512-476-0594 x242. If auditioning for Altar Boyz, please prepare a full song from the show, or a comparable pop selection. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Sides will be provided at the audition for those auditioning for The Clean House only. All: Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. After local Equity auditions have been held, still seeking the following roles only: Altar Boyz Music/Lyrics: Gary Adler and Michael Patrick Walker. Book: Kevin Del Aguila. Director: Dave Steakley. 1st rehearsal: Week of May 12, 2008. Runs June 5 — August 31. Theatre's casting note: "All five men are called upon equally to sing and dance; each character has a distinct personality and a chance to shine." Matthew: The Leader. Mark: The Sensitive One. Luke: The Bad Boy. Juan: The Latin Lover. Abraham: The Gefilte Fish Out Of Water. The Clean House by Sarah Ruhl. Director: Dave Steakley. 1st rehearsal: June 23, 2008. Runs July 10 — August 31. Ana: 50s - 60s. Patient of Lane's husband (Charles, also a surgeon) who falls in love with him. Mystical, spiritually-grounded, compassionate and exceptionally wise. Phenomenal storyteller. Actress in this role doubles as Matilde's Mother.


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DISNEY CRUISE LINE — OPEN CALL — MUSICAL THEATRE PERFORMERS/ DANCERS

Mon, June 2, 10:00 AM - Male Dancers (sign-in at 9:00 AM) - Male Ensemble Dancer to portray Tarzan, must have muscular athletic build, 5'9" and above, must tap. 1:00 PM — Vocalists — See Breakdown Below - (sign-in at 12:00 PM) - Ripley Grier Studios, 520 8th Ave - Ste 16, New York, NY

Disney Cruise Line is seeking talented and versatile musical theatre performers and dancers for Mainstage productions on their luxury cruise ship, the Disney Magic, sailing in the Caribbean and Bahamas. Repertory casting for up to 4 musical theatre style shows including "Twice Charmed," "The Golden Mickey's," and "Disney Dreams." Contracts begin in late August and run for approximately 9 months. Competitive pay plus room and board. Performers must be trained singer actors who move well or trained dancers who sing. All singers should be prepared to learn a movement combination. Seeking the following actors: ANN MARIE (20s, 5'3" and under) Bright mix, youthful female with very energetic spirit. Movement ability a plus. FRANCO (30s-40s) Charismatic baritone with lots of pizzazz. Excellent comedic actor able to handle a 'song and dance'. 'Wizard' type called on by Lady Tremaine to ruin Cinderella's chances of marrying the Prince. LADY TREMAINE (30s to early 40s, 5'6" and taller) Cinderella's wicked stepmother. Domineering and quick-tempered yet able to turn on charm if needed. Actress who sings and moves well. Slim build. KING (mid to late 30s, 5'9" and under) Comedic character baritone. Movement ability a plus. PETER PAN/QUASIMODO (20s, 5'7" and under) Youthful male with very energetic spirit. Movement ability a plus. SIMBA (20s-30s) African American or exotic powerful tenor. Sings 'Can You Feel the Love Tonight.' PRINCE CHARMING (20s to early 30s, 5'10" to 6') Handsome leading. Beautiful tenor voice with sustained A. Charming actor, movement a plus. CINDERELLA (20s) Youthful heroine. Excellent singer with both strong, bright soprano and a pop mix. Excellent actress, movement a plus. 'Circle of Life' FEMALE VOCALIST (30s) African American. Gospel singer with ability to 'bring down the house'. Movement a plus. Other Mainstage roles include the Fairy Godmother, Cinderella & Prince Charming, Belle & Peter Pan in "Disney Dreams". Snow White, Nala & Simba, & Pocahontas in "The Golden Mickey's". Performers of all ethnicities are encouraged to attend. Requirements: Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theatre selection showing great personality; an accompanist will be provided. Applicants must be at least 18. Be prepared to learn a movement combination. Bring current headshot and resume. Visit www.disneyauditions.com for additional details. EOE

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Small Craft Warnings by Tennessee Williams

Theatre of Tennessee Williams Volume V
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Small Craft Warnings

The White Horse Theater Company is casting Small Craft Warnings by Tennessee Williams, directed by Cyndy A. Marion. Runs Sept 19th-Oct 5th 2008 at The Workshop Theater Company-Main Stage Theater. Rehearsals begin Aug. 1\9th.

The play takes place in the early 1970s in a seaside bar on the coast of Southern California. Seeking: Monk: 40s-50s, Caucasian. Barkeep with a sincere interest in his regular customers. Calm, levelheaded and understanding, but wants no trouble. Lives a solitary existence above the bar. Has suffered from heart attacks and fears a painful death. Leona: 40s, Caucasian. A bourbon-drinking beautician who lives in a trailer. "A large, ungainly woman." Rowdy, outspoken, and aggressive, yet sensitive, caring and filled with compassion. "A lonely girl without a soul in the world," yet a born fighter with a passion for life & beauty. Violet: late 30s-mid 40s, Caucasian. A transitory dependent who relies on her relations with men for survival. Pale, emotional, fragile, undernourished and unkempt, yet possessing a delicate, bizarre sort of beautyÑ"like a water plant." Doc: late 50s-mid 60s. Caucasian. A medical doctor "who lost his license for heavy drinking, but still practices clandestinely." Proud, intelligent and virile, yet worn, defeated and disillusioned. Steve: late 40s, Caucasian. Short-order cook who "has to be satisfied with the scraps in this world." Kind, gentle, and well meaning, yet noncommittal, insecure and "underdeveloped." Quentin: late 30s-late 40s, Caucasian. Polished Hollywood "B-movie" screenwriter. A "once handsome" homosexual, with a quality of "sexless ness, not effeminacy." Jaded, cynical and numb, yet still in need of human contact. Bobby: 18-25, Caucasian. On a mission to ride his bicycle from Iowa to Mexico. Open, innocent, adventurous, sensitive; fair-haired "boyish" good looks. Exploring his sexual identityÑsorting out "new vibes." Tony: 40s-50s, Caucasian. Small-town policeman. Friendly, easy-going, willing to turn a blind eye on deviance in exchange for a drink. Auditions will be held by appointment in Mid-June. Please mail headshots and resumes ASAP to Director Cyndy A. Marion- 200 East 16th Street, 15F New York, NY 10003. For more info visit www.whitehorsetheater.com. No Pay. Equity/ Non-Equity performers. Equity Showcase (approval pending).


Smokey Joe's Cafe

 

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Smokey Joe's Cafe - NJ

Plays-In-the-Park, an esteemed summer theatre located in Central New Jersey is casting Smokey Joe's Cafe.

Producer: Gary Cohen. Director/Choreographer: George Patterson. Musical Director: Michael Thomas Murray. Rehearses late June, runs August 6-16. Seeking: Victor: Male, African-American. The preening bad-boy. Must have an excellent comic sense and a child-like charm. Tap dance is a plus. B-flat top, and falsetto to a high G. Fred: Male, African-American. The implacable bass, who's seen it all and refuses to get upset about it. Must have low C. Deelee: Female, Caucasian. Evokes both the innocence of the teenage girls who fell in love with Elvis, and the wild streak that all of us dreamed about such girls having. She is Brenda Lee, but sometimes wants to be Jayne Mansfield. Must be an excellent dancer and able to belt to a C. Email submissions to DrJazz80@aol.com, attn: Chris Patterson or call 732-925-4820 for an audition appointment. For more info visit playsinthepark.com.

Mezzo-Soprano Belter Volume 1
Musical Theatre Classics
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Musical Theatre Classics
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Hello, Dolly!

Hello, Dolly Vocal Selections
Hello Dolly (Vocal Selections)

Hello, Dolly! Benefit Performance Auditions

Sat. May 10th and Sun. May 11th by APPT only. At VFW Hall Basement, 701 Lake Avenue, Asbury Park, NJ 07712.

ReVision Theatre in Asbury Park, NJ is seeking actors and musical theatre performers for its benefit performance of Jerry Herman's Hello, Dolly! Producing Artistic Directors: David Leidholdt, Stephen Bishop Seely, Thomas Morrissey. The benefit performance will be held on Sat. June 14th at the Paramount Theatre in Asbury Park. Director: Thomas Morrissey. Choreographer: Connor Gallagher. Those auditioning will also be considered for future productions, workshops, staged readings, and theatre for young audiences. Actors should prepare a one minute monologue and singers should prepare one song (accompanist will be provided. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Please email your audition request to casting@ReVisionTheatre.org (preferred) or call 732-455-3059 ext. #2 to make an appointment. Those unable to attend should send submissions to: Casting, ReVision Theatre, PO Box 973, Asbury Park, NJ 07712. Please do not submit large files by email, instead email links for pictures or thumbnails. Seeking all types, children, minority and mature actors/singers strongly encouraged to audition. Pay dependent on contract. For more info: www.ReVisionTheatre.org. Union/Non-Union.


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West Side Story

West Side Story Vocal Selections
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R&J West Side Story
Romeo and Juliet and West Side Story

West Side Story, Open Call

May 10 & Sun. May 11, 10 AM - female dancers, 2 PM - male dancers. At Chelsea Studios, 151 W. 26th St. NYC.

Stuart Howard Associates is holding open auditions for Non Union actors/dancers for the new Broadway Production of West Side Story for Tony, Maria, Jets and Sharks. Production begins rehearsals in October and does an out-of-town tryout in Washington, D.C. during December, before beginning previews on Broadway in February. AEA Production Contract $1509/week. All actor/dancers must look 16-20, but legally be at least 16 years of age prior to first day of rehearsal. Male dancers: bring jazz sneakers and knee pads, Female Dancers: bring shoes with a heel. All dancers come prepare to dance. Anyone auditioning for Tony and Maria, bring music in the style of the show. Contact Paul Hardt with questions: WestSideCasting@aol.com. Seeking: Tony: 18-20, baritone with Tenor notes up to a high b flat. Handsome, Polish-American, with great charm. Maria: looks 16-18, soprano, a beautiful, naive, but strong willed Puerto Rican girl. Fluent in Spanish a plus. Jets and Sharks: Males and females. Look 16-20 years old, all must have great ballet technique and training. Typing will occur.


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Saddam The Musical

Casting for the non-union theater show Saddam the Musical. Please submit to: wor55@verizon.net.

Need 10 men and 4 women. Seeking: GUARDS (21-56 Male Any Ethnicity). Need dancers and singers on all levels. MARTHA (30-56 Female Caucasian, Italian) Play the part as Saddam's wife. Singer and dancer. MARISOL (20-56 Female Caucasian, Italian, Native American) Wife of Miguel, A Foreign Dictator. MOHAMMAD (20-56 Male Caucasian, Italian, Native American). Saddam's secretary and childhood friend. SERVENTS (20-45 Any African American, Caucasian, Italian). Singer and dancers. SPY (20-45 Male African American, Caucasian, Native American). Dancer. TIM RICE (20-56 Male Caucasian, Native American). Award-winning lyricist. ANDREW L. WEBBER (20-56 Male Caucasian, Native American). Award-winning composer. ACTRESS/ACTOR (20-56 Any Caucasian, Native American). Member of the troupe. CHORUS (20-46 Any African American, Native American). Assorted guards, servants and dancers. NIGHT CLUB SINGER (20-46 Male African American, Native American). Singer and dancer.

 

Auditioning for the Musical Theatre
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