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CAACTORSTo be considered for one of our productions, please send your headshot and resume to Rachel Klyce, Casting Director, Actors Theatre of San Francisco, 855 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA 94108. We will contact you when potential auditions become available. You may also email to:rachelklyce_actorstheatresf.org.
FL ACTORSTo be considered for one of our productions, please send your headshot and resume to Rachel Klyce, Casting Director, Actors Theatre of San Francisco, 855 Bush Street, San Francisco, CA 94108. We will contact you when potential auditions become available. You may also email to:rachelklyce_actorstheatresf.org.
CAA Noise Within - AuditionIf you would like to be considered for an audition, please mail your headshot and resume to 234 S. Brand Blvd., Glendale, CA 91204 or keep an eye on actors access for our breakdowns. More detailed audition information will be available soon.A Noise Within234 South Brand Blvd. Glendale, CA 91204p:818.240.0910f:818.240.0826
NYNEW YORK THEATRE WORKSHOP New York Theatre Workshop is a remarkable off-Broadway theatre noted for its acclaimed and innovative productions... a workshop where artists create new work, hone their craft and collaboratively explore theatre... all rooted in our cozy East Village digs located in the heart of New York's downtown arts scene. NYTW is committed to the development of innovative theatre by supporting theatre artists at all stages of their careers, providing an environment where work can be created free from the artistic compromise and forbidding financial demands often associated with commercial ventures. Over the past two decades, NYTW has evolved to become a significant force in New York City's vibrant cultural landscape and is now recognized as one of the leading producing theatres of original work in the United States.Auditions:We do keep resume's on file:If you are an actor and wish to submit a head shot, email casting_nytw.org
NYThe MCC Theater Youth Company seeks committed and responsible young people for its Acting and Playwrighting Labs. Company members may be a part of one or both Labs.GuidelinesYC members are between the ages of 14-19 and live in New York City.YC members are currently enrolled public high school students when they join the company.YC members have a strong interest in participating in the dramatic arts.YC members are open-minded and willing to take risks.YC members are committed to consistent attendance at workshops and rehearsals.YC members are accepted into the company based on effort, not previous theater experience.How to JoinEvery fall, an orientation is held for potential members. Please call MCC Theater's Education and Outreach Department at (212) 727-7722, ext. 222, to discuss admission into the company.Mailing ListTo recieve updates about the Youth Company, send an email to mcc_mcctheater.org asking to be added to the Youth Company Mailing List.
NYHeadshot and resume submissions are accepted on a rolling basis via mail ONLY. Please do not electronically submit your headshot and resume for consideration unless the casting notice requests it.The Pearl operates in accordance with LORT D rules with Actors’ Equity Association.Equity Actors:The Pearl holds Equity Principal Auditions annually, usually April or May.Headshot and resume submissions are accepted by mail for consideration.Agent submissions are requested as particular roles are available.Equity Audition Requirements:Actors are to prepare two brief monologues.One must be classical (Shakespeare is preferred)Combined length for both monologues must be less than three minutes.Our Resident Acting Company of 11 members fill about half the contract roles available each season. We are always seeking new, skilled actors with training and interest in classical repertory to work with us as guest artists. We enthusiastically endorse non-traditional casting. Actors of ethnically diverse backgrounds are strongly encouraged to audition.For questions, please contact Sarah Wozniak at swozniak_pearltheatre.org or call our Audition Hotline at 212.505.3401 ext. 30.To submit headshots and resumes for general consideration, please mail to:CastingThe Pearl Theatre Company307 West 38th Street, Suite 1805New York, NY 10018
CO THE CATAMOUNTS - AUDITIONSThe Catamounts will hold auditions for The Three Faces of Doctor Crippen, by Emily Schwartz, directed by Amanda Berg Wilson, on Tuesday, November 1st, at Buntport Theater in Denver. This regional premiere is The Catamounts' next show, opening at Buntport Theater February 4th!Buntport Theater717 Lipan StreetDenver, CO; 80204720-946-1388Rehearsals will take place December 12th-17th, and January 3rd-25th.Previews are January 26, 27, 28 and February 3; Performances are February 4-18. The first weekend of previews will be at the Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder; performances will take place at Buntport Theater in Denver. All performers are paid a stipend.We are seeking actors to play:Public Crippen, male, 30's-40'sFantasy Crippen, male, 30's-40'sPrivate Crippen, male, 30's-40'sCaptain Kendall, male, age 20's-50'sSgt. Mitchell, male, age 20's-50'sInspector Dew, male, age 20's-50'sMrs. Nash, female, 20's-40'sMrs. Martinetti, female, 20's-40'sMrs. Harrison, female, 20's-40'sPlease note: The roles of Ethel Le Neve and Cora Crippen have been cast. Some roles require able singers. All performers should be comfortable with stylized movement.To sign up for an audition, please visit:http://tinyurl.com/crippenaudition and send a headshot and resume to thecatamounts_gmail.com .For more information on The Catamounts, visit www.thecatamounts.orgQuestions? Please do not hesitate to contact Artistic Director Amanda Berg Wilson at:thecatamounts_gmail.comIn person: At the Dairy Center for the Arts Box Office, 2590 Walnut Street, Boulder, Colorado. They are open between 1pm and 5pm, and one hour before showtime.Via the telephone: 303-444-7328. (The Dairy Center Box office.)
Spark Theater Announcing Auditions Three SistersSpark is hosting auditions for its Spring 2012 production of Three Sisters.Auditions will be held Sunday, December 11th from 7-10pmwith callbacks Monday, December 12 from 7-10pm.Needed are 4 women age 18-40 for this non-traditional staging and adaptation.This production will by guided and edited by Spark Artistic Director, Michael Emmitt.Please prepare 1 monologue appropriate for the show (19th century or later) and be prepared to read from the script.Audition requests and questions can be sent to Michael: michael_sparktheater.orgCharacters:Olga - The eldest sister, a school teacher and the guiding light for this sinking ship.Masha - The middle girl, married, practical, can't make herself fit into the society where she doesn't belong.Irina - The youngest, impressionable and sweet, has the least power of resistance against the encroaching world.Natalya - A sister by marriage. As the play goes on her meek and awkward manner slowly takes over the house.Performances:Thursday-Saturday evenings with some Sunday matinees, April 20-May 20, 2012Spark Theater – www.sparktheater.orgSparkStudio _ The Imperial Building240 South Broadway #102 Denver, CO 80209Phone 720-346-7396
COAUDITIONS FOR MALE ACTORS FOR 2012 IMAGINATION MAKERS’ SPRING TOURImagination Makers Theater Company is looking for an experienced, professional male actor for a full-time, paid position for our 2012 spring tour of Give It Up (a kid-rewritten version of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice). The play will be toured to Denver metro area elementary schools DURING THE SCHOOL DAY. Actor will play multiple roles, both comedic and dramatic.Please email your current headshot/resume’ or questions to:karen_imaginationmakers.org. Please no phone calls. We will contact you if we would like to audition you. Thanks for your interest!PERTINENT DATESRehearsals: 9 full day rehearsals from Jan. 18 – Feb. 1, 2012 to be held mostly weekday days and eveningsPerformances: Feb. 2 – Apr. 20, 2012 with a possible extension to May 4, 2012PAYRehearsal pay is $11 per hour and will be paid at the end of the run. There will be approximately 9 performances a week. Performance pay is per show and averages $600 a week. All performers are hired as independent contractors.OTHER INFORehearsals will take place at the Dairy Center for the Arts in Boulder. Most performances take place Monday through Friday, during school hours and will be held in schools all around the metro area. (Call times may be as early as 7:00am.) All performers will unload, set up, and tear down the set. Pay includes 1.5 hours of set up time and approximately 45 minutes of tear down time for each performance.Please note: There will also be a few evening and/or weekend performances. Although work is primarily during school hours, there may be conflicts with other evening shows you may be considering. There are no overnight stays required.DESCRIPTION OF PLAYGIVE IT UP - Shakespeare for elementary school students? Yes--but this is not your average Shakespeare play! The Merchant of Venice has been given a makeover so it is relevant and accessible for elementary school-aged audiences. In a unique collaboration with Imagination Makers, students rewrote The Merchant of Venice. Their writing breathes new life into the story while maintaining the original plot and flavor of Shakespeare's language. Give It Up deals with themes of revenge and forgiveness, issues that young people regularly face. With wit and insight, the story provides a model for making the difficult choice to end the cycle of vengeance. The young voice and fresh perspective ensure that there are also lots of laughs in this powerful play.
COOPEN CASTING CALLBecome “Footloose” with the Lafayette Street Players in their third annual musical revue “FOREVER HOLLYWOOD,” lively singing and dancing from the MOVIESEveryone who auditions will be cast. Ages 5 [by JAN 1, 2012] and up are welcome to audition,You will be cast according to your abilities AND your rehearsal availability!Auditions: Saturday, November 12, 9a-2 pm and Sunday, November 13, 12:45p-3p. at First Unitarian, 1400 Lafayette, Denver 80218Email Pam with your questions and to set up an audition time & date. Please put “AUDITION-FH” in the subject. Send to lsplayers_gmail.com “FOREVER HOLLYWOOD” rehearsal scheduleDECEMBER – All-cast Sing through[s] 1. MON, DEC 5 6:30-8:30p 2. TUES, DEC 13 6:30-8:30pJANUARY/FEBRUARY – RehearsalsMondays, JAN 2,9,16,23,30 Adult Ensembles 6:30-9:30pSaturdays, JAN 7,14,21,28 & FEB 4 Small/Large Ensembles 9a - 4pSundays, JAN 8,15,22,29, FEB 5 Ensembles w/Children 12:45 – 4pFEBRUARY - TECH REHEARSAL MON FEB 6 6:30-9:30pFEBRUARY - DRESS Rehearsals TUES FEB 7 6-9p 6:45p curtainTHURS FEB 9 6-9p 7p curtainPERFORMANCESFRI Feb 10 6pm - 10p 6p Cast Call Curtain 7:30pSAT Feb 11 12:30pm - 10p 12:30p and 6:30p Cast Calls Curtains 2p and 7:30p
COVintage Theatre Season AuditionsBecky’s New Car | Six Degrees of Separation | The Joy Luck Club | Drowsy Chaperone | Strangers on a Train | The Cider House Roles Part 1 & 2 | Kiss of the Spider WomanHow to Audition**Audition appointments for the general public will be scheduled beginning September 21. only Individual Colorado Theatre Guild members will be scheduled for an appointment before that time. If you ara a CTG member, please state so in the subject line of your email (see below).1.Go to www.vintagetheatre.com and download our 2012 Season Casting Information packet to view information about each show and our casting needs.2.Sign up for an audition. Each session will last approximately 3-5 hours, and you should plan to stay for the entire session. No appointments will be set via phone. To sign up, please send an email to:vintagetheatreproductions_gmail.com with the following information:•Your first and last name•Your email address•Your phone number•What audition date and time you would like– please give first, second, and third choices.3.Download the audition form and complete. You will need one form for each production you plan to audition for.4.Attach a headshot (copies are OK) and resume to each form.Auditions for plays will consist of cold readings only. If you would like to attend the musical auditions, please prepare 32 measures of a song with piano accompaniment.All auditions will take place at Vintage Theatre (2219 E 17th Ave, Denver, CO).Producers from Equinox Theatre Company and The Edge Theatre will be in attendance at some of the cold reading sessions.All cast and crew are paid a small stipend.Volunteers: we are looking for volunteers to help at check-in for the auditions. If you can help at a session other than the one you are auditioning at, please indicate that as well. THANKS!Audition Sessions: Musicals (Drowsy Chaperone and Kiss of the Spider Woman)Saturday, November 12 • 1 pm – 5 pmSunday, November 13 • 9 am – 1 pmSunday, November 13 • 6 pm – 10 pmCallbacks (you will be notified individually if a director would like to see you at a callback)Becky’s New Car: October 12, 9 am – 1 pmSix Degrees of Separation: October 29, 9 am – 1 pmCider House Rules (Parts I & II): October 29, 2 pm – 6 pmJoy Luck Club: October 30, 9 am – 1 pmStrangers on a Train: November 12, 9 am – 1 pmMusicals (Drowsy Chaperone and Kiss of the Spider Woman): November 19, 9 am – 1 pm and 2 pm – 6 pm
The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities will hold auditions for “How I Became a Pirate” on:Friday, November 412:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.The Arvada Center6901 Wadsworth Blvd.Arvada, CO 80003.Auditions are by appointment only – please call 720-898-7200 to schedule a time. Auditioners must be 18 years of age or older to be considered for a part. “How I Became a Pirate” will be co-directed by David and Julie Payne with musical direction by Keith Ewer.Requirements:Needed are experienced actors with good acting abilities. Individuals of all ethnic and cultural backgrounds are encouraged to audition for all roles. All roles are non-equity, paid positions. Actors should prepare a one-minute comic monologue suitable for family theatre and 16 bars of an up-tempo musical theater piece published from the 1950s to the present. Please, no Sondheim. Bring sheet music in the appropriate key, as an accompanist is provided. A current résumé and headshot are required. Use of an audio CD or a cappella singing is not acceptable.Production Details:Rehearsals for “How I Became a Pirate” will begin Monday, January 9, 2012, weekdays from 9:00am – 5:00pm. The show opens on Thursday, January 26, 2012, running through April 14, 2012. Performances are Monday through Friday at 10:00 a.m., and noon, and various Saturdays at 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.AT A GLANCEWHAT: Auditions for Arvada Center Children’s Theater Production of “How I Became a Pirate”. (Must be 18 years of age or older to audition)WHERE: The Arvada Center, 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada, CO 80003WHEN: Friday, November 4, 2011; 12:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.TO AUDITION: Call 720-898-7200 (Auditions are by appointment only)For more information about the Arvada Center, visitwww.arvadacenter.org.How I Became a Pirate Character BreakdownPlease Note: Characters may be played by male or female.Jeremy Jacob – (male or female) to play a boy of about 10 years old.Braid Beard – the Pirate Captain - a man of girth with a “braided beard” on his chin.Swill the Pirate – slight build with wire–rimmed eyeglasses – philosophical – intellectual- who gets blamed for everything that goes wrong.Sharktooth the Pirate – foreboding - scowling grin - wears a patch on one eye - but yet - a “sensitive person”Pirate Pierre – talks with a French accent - the ships’ cook - enjoys fine French cuisine.Max the Pirate – wears a stuffed Parrot on his shoulder – “he’s only a stuffed plush Parrot but we don’t have the heart to tell ‘im ‘ees not real”.Pirate Seymour Braunschwagger – a typical Pirate First Mate.Pirate Scurvy Dog – a typical Pirate Second Mate – with a tendency to “bark”.Read more about the show here: http://arvadacenter.org/on-stage/how-i-became-a-pirate
COEquinox Theatre Company announces auditions for Terrence McNally’s And Things That Go Bump in the Night Directed by Brian BrooksBizarre in style, yet filled with an arresting immediacy and perceptiveness, the play deals with a strange, intriguing family that has barricaded itself away in a cellar, seeking sanctuary from the fearsome, sinister world “outside” or often referred to as “it.” Led by Ruby, the mother, Sigfrid and Lakme (her children) lure “special visitors” to their home, only to be seduced and taunted. The father, due to his state of mind, interferes in no way, letting the madness plague his family. The grandfather makes numerous attempts to be a voice of reason. He fails, every time. To better understand the “look” and ‘feel’ we’re achieving in this production, think of a cross between a 50s horror film (Night of the Living Dead) meets a contemporary tragedy play (i.e. Sam Shepard’s Buried Child.) Definitely says theatre of the absurd. Auditions, Call Backs and performances will be at:The Bug Theatre3654 Navajo Street in Denver. Rehearsal locations TBD but it will be in a location in either S. E. Denver, Lowry, or the Highlands area. Performances will be Friday and Saturday evenings February 24 through March 17 Rehearsals will begin in mid December before the holidays. Actors needed (All ethnicities and looks will be considered): FA: M late 30’s – 50s; Somewhat absent-minded father of the family. A “self-imprisoned” slave. Has the fewest lines of the show. RUBY: F late 30’s – 50s; Fa’s wife. She is the queen-bee of the family. A former singer/actress “burnout” but has managed to keep her good looks. SIGFRID: M 20s; Their son. Dark and handsome. Closeted bi-sexual. Philosophical about everything LAKME: (pronounced lock-may) F late teens; Their daughter, Very wired and rambunctious. Awkward mannerisms. GRANDFA: M 70s-ish; Fa’s dad. Imprisoned to the family, from a wheelchair. Always thinks he’s leaving the family. The only ‘sane’ one among them, and that’s not saying much. CLARENCE: M 20’s; The “special visitor” of the evening. Committed to the cause of ‘live and let live.’ Very full of life and being positive. A romantic Auditions will be held Saturday 12/3 from 12 PM to 3 PM; Call Backs will be Sunday 12/4 from 12 PM to 4 PM Please bring a headshot and resume, auditions will consist of cold readings from the script, Sides for each character are available to download below. FOLLOW URL BELOW to fill out the audition RSVP form. You will receive confirmation of your audition within 48 hours. http://www.EquinoxTheatreDenver.com/audition-form.htmlemail Deb directly with any questions. deb_equinoxtheatredenver.comGO TO URL BELOW FOR SIDES:http://www.EquinoxTheatreDenver.com/auditions.html
‘The Elite’ Theatre Company is proud to announce auditions for their upcoming concert production of “‘SOUTH PARK: BIGGER, LONGER, AND ON STAGE!”This is the live action version of the hit movie 'South Park Bigger Longer and Uncut' musical with brilliant music and lyrics By Trey Parker, who wrote the Tony Award Winner for Best Musical, 'The Book Of Mormon'. Songs include: Quiet Mountain Town, Blame Canada, Uncle F**ka, Kyle’s Mom, Im Super, Up There, La Resistance, Its Easy MMMkay....and more.Auditions will be held on 12/5/11Callbacks will be held on 12/6/11Auditions are strictly closed and by appointment only.All roles are non-equity and receive a stipend.WHAT TO PREPARE:16-32 bars of an upbeat song that best shows off your range. Please bring sheet music, an accompanist will be provided. No accapella or pre-recorded music allowed. No monologue is needed.ALL ROLES AVAILABLENOTE: DANCING WILL BE A HUGE PART TO THIS PRODUCTION.BEGINNER DANCERS WILL NOT BE CONSIDERED;MALES AND FEMALES WITH STRONG SING AND DANCE ABILITY NEEDED*CHARACTER ROLES (CARTMAN, MR MACKEY, MR GARRISON, SADDAM HUSSEIN, ETC.) SHOULD SOUND SIMILAR, IF NOT THE SAME, AS THE TV VOICES*Characters:* = singing roleStudents: (Ages 18-40, must be under height of 6’3)-Stan Marsh*-Eric Cartman*-Kyle Brovlofski*-Kenny McCormick*-Gregory* (British exchange student- Sings ‘La Resistance’- Strong operatic voice)-WendyFamily Members: (Ages 18-60)-Sheila Brovlofski* (Kyle’s Jewish Mother)-Sharon Marsh* (Stan’s Warm hearted Mother)-Liane Cartman* (Cartman’s sweet, pushover Mother)-Carol McCormick* (Kenny’s Violent Alcoholic obnoxious Mother)-Shelly Marsh (Stan’s braceface Sister)-Randy Marsh* (Stan’s Father)-Gerald Brovlofski* (Kyle’s Father)Other Supporting: (Ages 18 and up)-Satan*-Saddam Hussein*- (Satan’s love interest)-Mr Mackey*-Mr. Garrison-Terrance and Phillip*-Big Gay Al*-ChefFeatured Female Ensemble: (15 to 30 strong male and female singers and dancers- Ages 18 and up)-Featured Character roles (Butters, Timmy, Jimmy, Pip, Tweek, Mr. Slave, Towelie, Officer Barbrady, etc.) News Anchor, Ticket Booth Clerk, Hobos, Big Gay Al Dancers, Terrance and Phillip Dancers, etc.Auditions will be held on Monday December 5th starting at 3:00pm, with callbacks on Tuesday December 6th at 6:00pm. Rehearsals will begin after Christmas break and will be once a week in the evening (Schedule varies). Show is set to open at the end of May to the beginning of June.To schedule an audition slot time, please emailElitetheatrecompany_yahoo.comWith your headshot and resume attached, as well as the roles you are interested in auditioning for.A reply email will be sent with your scheduled slot time.Audition location will be sent to you in your reply email.Reminder: Those with no dance experience will not be considered.
CAAuditions are by appointment only.To schedule an audition, please call (805) 497-8614. When leaving a message, please include your name, role(s) for which you’d like to be considered, telephone number, day and approximate time you'd like to audition, and whether or not you’re a member of Actors’ Equity Assn.
TXAbout Auditions As a community theatre we hold open auditions for most of our productions. Auditions are generally held five to eight weeks prior to a production's opening night but the best way to stay current with upcoming auditions is to subscribe to our Mailing List.All auditions will follow the Plaza Theatre Company Audition Credo.We invite everyone who wishes to audition to please follow our Audition Guidelines.Upcoming AuditionsThe Foreigner - November 7th (go to plaza-theatre.com for more info)Fiddler on the Roof :November 28th and November 29th, 2011(go to plaza-theatre.com for more info)General Rehearsal Schedule:Rehearsals are generally Monday - Wednesday from 7pm - 10 pm and Saturday mornings starting at 9am. The theater is closed on Sundays.FOLLOW URL TO MAKE AN AUDITION APPT:http://www.appointmentquest.com/provider/2040169233?schedule=auditionsfortheforeignerAudition Guidelines Here is a listing of Audition Guidelines for all auditions at Plaza Theatre Company:1. Be prepared. Thoroughly research the audition requirements provided by the theatercompany and prepare with material to fulfill those requirements. Different shows meandifferent Directors so study the Audition Notice to understand the specific requirements forthe show for which you intend to audition. NEVER tell those casting the show you've cometo the audition unprepared. Also, provide them with exactly what they request, for example, if they ask for 32 bars, sing them your best 32 bars.2. Know your schedule. Don't come to an audition without a clear knowledge of your availability. If significant conflicts exist, be prepared to list them for the information of those casting the show.3. Know the show. If the materials are available, research the show for which you are auditioning. If it's a musical, listen to the soundtrack. If it's a play, read the script. Learn about the characters for which you are auditioning.4. Provide detailed information about yourself. When possible, supply the Director with a resume of past experience as well as a recent head shot. If you have no headshot available, you should provide a recent photograph. Be sure the contact information you provide is accurate and legible.5. Bring your own materials. Do not expect the theater for which you are auditioning to provide the materials you are using to audition. You should bring your own sheet music neatly prepared and marked for the pianist.6. Prepare to sing with a pianist. Our preference at Plaza is that you sing with the pianist provided at the audition. If you simply must sing with some sort of recorded track, provide a track that is simple to cue.7. Be polite. Be courteous to those for whom you are auditioning as well as to otherperformers at the audition.8. Dress appropriately. Even an audition needs a costume. Be familiar with what is expected at the audition so that you may dress to suit what will be asked of you.9. Do not assume an invitation to audition by the Director or Producer is an indication of pre-casting. In fact, Plaza Theatre Company only pre-casts in very rare situations, and when we do, it is announced BEFORE the audition. Being invited to audition will never mean the role is yours before the audition at Plaza.10. Plan to attend the entire Call Back. Every Director has a different style, so every CallBack is different. Should the Director invite you to the Call Back, plan to attend the session for as long as your presence is required. Many Directors require seeing many things from those auditioning before they arrive at their casting decisions. Plan to give them everything they need to see.11. Listen carefully at the audition. Details about the timing of casting decisions, first rehearsals, etc. are often given verbally at the Call Back audition. Always listen carefully for these details while at the Call Back.12. Don't get discouraged. You may, once casting decisions have been made, be unhappy with the role you receive or you may not get cast at all. Don't be discouraged, just mark it down as a learning experience and move on to the next audition. There will always be another show.Plaza Theatre Company111 S. Main St.Cleburne, TX 76033Phone: (817) 202-0600 Email: info_plaza-theatre.com
FLBreakthrough Theatre of Winter Park419A W. Fairbanks AvenueWinter Park, FL 32789407-920-4034The Breakthrough Theatre will hold auditions for the Mark Medoff play, Children of a Lesser God, on Saturday, November 5, and Sunday, November 6, from 1-4 p.m.This beautiful play is about the relationship between a hearing man and a deaf women. He is a teacher at a school for the deaf and she is employed at the school. The play takes place in the mind of James Leeds (The teacher.) Throughout the play, characters step from his ...memory for anything from a full scene to several lines.The play will be directed by Randy Tapper.Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. All roles are unpaid.The cast requirements are as follows:JAMES LEEDS- Thirty-ish. He is a speech teacher at a State School for the Deaf.SARAH NORMAN- mid-twenties. Sarah has been deaf since birth.ORIN DENNIS- in his twenties. He has some residual hearing; a lip reader.MRS. NORMAN- Sarah’s mother. Age would be late 40’s to early 50’s.MR FRANKLIN- Anywhere from his early thirties to his mid-forties. The Supervising Teacher at the Deaf School.LYDIA- In her late teens. Lydia has some residual hearing; a lip reader.EDNA KLEIN- thirty to forty. A Lawyer.Each role requires a strong actor with a dramatic and emotional edge. If cast, you will be learning the sign language that is used in the script. If you already know sign, all the better. An instructor who has taught American Sign Language at Penn State University will be teaching the sign used in the play. Because there is so much sign in the show, we are starting the rehearsal process way early. (The week of November 7th) The show opens on January 20, 2012. We will not rehearse the two weeks at Christmas or the week of Thanksgiving. Because the Breakthrough is operating on a tight schedule, the initial rehearsing will be at director, Randy Tapper's, home in Apopka. If you are cast, you must be willing to drive to Apopka to rehearse.We are encouraging Deaf and Hearing Impaired actors to audition.Show dates:Jan. 20-23, 27-30, Feb. 2-5
PASUBMISSIONSACTORS Please send headshots and resumes to Noah Herman, the Assistant to the Artistic Director at:Noah Herman1812 Productions421 N. 7th Street, Suite 218Philadelphia, PA 19123Or e-mail them to noah_1812productions.orgWe attend the Theatre Alliance of Greater Philadelphia’s open auditions in June of each year. In addition, we have at least one general open call for AEA members. Please watch the site for more information.
FLSaturday, November 5 · 1:00pm - 5:00pmLocation Seminole County Library- Casselberry Branch215 North Oxford RoadCasselberry, FLCreated By Charles Dent, Christian Read, David StraussFor PRT - Playwrights' Round TableMore Info PRT: Launch 2012 Auditions! Playwrights' Round Table will hold auditions for its production of Launch 2012 on Saturday, November 5th from 1pm to 5pm, at the Seminole County Library (215 N. Oxford Road, Casselberry, FL).Needed are up to 18 male and female actors of various ages and types for roles in 7 ten-minute plays. Please bring two copies of your headshot and resume, and be prepared to cold read from the scripts. All roles are non-paid.Launch 2012 will be performed in Studio B of the John and Rita Lowndes Shakespeare Center (812 E. Rollins Street, Orlando) on the following dates: January 12-15 and 18-22, 2012. Rehearsal schedules will be at the discretion of the individual show directors. For more information please contact us at info_theprt.com or (407) 761-2683.The seven plays to be performed are:7 DAYS, written by Stephen J. Miller, directed by Tara Corless.A frazzled man has a conversation in a hospital ICU, where he answers questions about his lack of spiritual belief.* Jonathan – 30s, a sincere gay man scared and worn out by recent events.* Nurse – 20s/30s, a friendly maternal type with a thick Alabama accent.CHASING THE BEAR, written by David Middleman, directed by Daniel Cooksley.Armed with a pistol, a shotgun, and a bag of cheetos, two brothers dealing with family troubles seek to engage a bear that may or may not exist. * Frank - 30s or older.* Tommy - Frank’s brother, similar age. Suffers from physical Tourette's.ESCAPE INTO CAPTIVITY, written by David Strauss, directed by Tom Larkin.An ex-con who was just released after many years in prison commits a crime on purpose so he can be sent back to jail.* Randy - late 30s/40s, has spent most of his adult life in prison.* Tom - 40s, small town Sheriff. Tired and overworked.* Amelia - late 20s/30s, a prisoner advocate and social worker.IF YOU COULD GO BACK, written by Arthur Jolly, directed by Nicole Carson.Two friends invent a time machine, but changing the past isn't that easy.* Stanley (or Stephanie) - 20s/30s, a technogeek.* Jimmy (or Jenny) - 20s/30s, a warrior-wannabe.* Mark (or Marcia) - 20s/30s, a roommate doing a favor they'd rather not.(Note: while roles are written as male, the playwright has indicated the script can be adapted to cast women.)RECALCULATING, written by Eugenie Carabatsos, directed by Kevin Sigman.A middle-aged couple on a roadtrip relies on their GPS—not only for directions but also for companionship. When the GPS breaks down, the couple is forced to face their problems. * Emma - 40s/50s, married to Harry.* Harry - 40s/50s, married to Emma.* Garmin - any age, female. Though Garmin has a mechanical voice, she also has a distinct personality. THE RIGHT THING, written by Elise Edie, directed by Kristen Dewey.Set in 1962, an unwed young mother and her mom disagree about “the right thing to do” regarding the infant she has just given birth to.* Cally - 16-22, a new mother.* Eileen - late 30s/40s, her mother.* Sheryl - any age, a nurse.THIRD-FIRST PERSON, written by Alex Dremann, directed by Sylvia Viles Vicchiullo. We hear the internal monologues of two writers in a coffee shop who nearly meet and fall in love.[* Man - This role has already been cast.]* Woman - late 20s, beautiful and arty. Please note: the plays will also be filmed for OrangeTV at a date to be determined, late January or early February.The Artistic Directors for the production will be Christian Read and David Strauss. The stage manager will be Buddy Fales.
FLBreakthrough Theatre of Winter Park419A W. Fairbanks AvenueWinter Park, FL 32789407-920-4034The Breakthrough Theatre will hold auditions for its annual Best of Broadway musical revue on SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 2011, from 6-8 p.m. This year's revue will feature songs from the years 1990-1994.1990: Aspects of Love, Grand Hotel, City of Angels, Gypsy, Sweeney Todd, Meet Me In St. Louis1991: Miss Saigon, The Secret Garden, The Will Rogers Follies, Peter Pan, Fiddler on the Roof, Once On This Island... 1992: Crazy For You, Guys and Dolls, She Loves Me1993: Kiss of the Spider Woman, Blood Brothers1994: Beauty and the Beast, Carousel, Damn Yankees, Grease, Passion, A Grand Night For SingingWade Hair will direct. All roles are unpaid.****Please prepare 16 bars of both a ballad and an uptempo Broadway song. A piano accompanist will be provided. You may also sing with a CD. No acapella.I am looking for STRONG singers, who can also move well, of any age or nationality.Rehearsals will be Saturdays (day) and Sunday evenings. Please do not audition if you can't rehearse those days.Show Dates:Friday-Monday, February 10-13 and Thursday-Monday, February 16-20Rehearsal Schedule (subject to change):Saturday, Dec. 17, 10-5Sunday, Dec. 18, 6-8 p.m.Saturday, January 7, 10-5Sunday, January 8, 6-8 p.m.Saturday, January 21, 10-5Sunday, January 22, 6-8 p.m.Saturday, January 28, 10-5Sunday, January 29, 6-8 p.m.Saturday, February 4, 10-5Monday-Thursday, February 6-9, 7-1
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