Non-Equity Actors Needed for "Dames at Sea" Show
Seeking Non-Equity actors for production of "Dames at Sea", please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Rate: $150 rehearsal stipend; $30/show Additional info: Please prepare a light monologue and 16 bars of song, preferably from Dames at Sea (not to exceed 3 minutes). When applying, please include a video submission an unlisted link (non-downloadable) along with your headshot/resume attached as one PDF file.
9 roles
A naive young girl from the Midwest who comes to New York to become a Broadway star. As with her namesake, Ruby Keeler, she is a superb tap dancer. Soprano.
Ruby's boyfriend also from the Midwest and a sailor. Also a would-be songwriter and librettist he, like Ruby, is looking to get his first big-break. A tenor and tapper.
The lead chorine. Sassy and brassy, she is outspoken but with a heart of gold, she becomes Ruby's best friend. Belter soprano. Tapper.
Also a sailor and Dick's best friend. Joan's on-and-off (but mostly on) boyfriend. A New York City street tough who, like Joan, is mouthy but genuine. Baritone. A good tapper.
A big Broadway star and the show-within-a-show's leading lady. Affected British stage accent. A man-killer. Beautiful and snobbish. Soprano. Tap dancer.
The epitome of the nervous, pessimistic and hard-driving stage director. With twelve flops in a row he's looking to make a comeback. Baritone. Tap dancer. Understudy The Captain
Commanding the USS New York, he's Dick and Lucky's superior. From the Deep South, he once had a fling with Mona Kent when they were both younger. Lyric baritone. Like everyone else in the cast he taps.
Chorus girls who are the heat of any show. Accomplished in a variety of musical comedy dance styles. Sopranos and altos. Pert and pretty. Understudy the Principles
Understudies Dick and Lucky
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