Equity Performers Required for 2025 Seasons
Equity actors for roles in 2025 seasons. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. See breakdown below. Rate: SPT/Dinner Theatre $550 weekly minimum (SPT 5) - Adirondack $630 weekly minimum (Dinner Theatre) - Lake George Additional info: PREPARATION: Please prepare EITHER 16-bars of an uptempo song plus a short comedic monologue OR a 1-2 minute contemporary monologue only (comedic or dramatic). If singing, please bring sheet music in the correct key. An accompanist will be provided. Please also bring TWO copies of your headshot & resume, with each one stapled together. An Equity Monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition. Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to attend every audition. Always bring your Equity Membership card to auditions. Adirondack Theatre Festival 2025 Season: "THE VILLAGE OF VALE" (concert presentation) First Rehearsal: June 20 Opening: June 27 Closing: June 29 "GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL!" First Rehearsal: June 24 Opening: July 11 Closing: July 18 "QUEENS GIRL: BLACK IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS" First Rehearsal: July 15 Opening: August 1 Closing: August 6 "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER" (reading) First rehearsal: July 22 Opening: July 25 Closing: July 27 Lake George Dinner Theatre 2025 Season: "GUYS ON ICE" First Rehearsal: June 23rd Opening Night: July 11th Closing Night: Aug 30th LGDT performs 7-8 shows per week. NOTE: All must have an impeccable Wisconsin accent with great comedic timing and strong vocal ability. Songs feature close harmonies and some a cappella singing. The show will be performed with piano only. This Theatre is a small venue, and actors will not be wearing body mics. "INCIDENT AT OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP" First Rehearsal: Aug 25th Opening Night: Sept 12th Closing Night: Oct 11th If you are interested, please apply. Put "Combined EPA" in the subject line.
26 roles
(Wide vocal range) female-identifying, multiple roles including Karolin, the keeper of her community’s history. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Wide vocal range) male-identifying, multiple roles including a villager and a voice of the Y’ahra tree spirits. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Wide vocal range) female-identifying, multiple roles including a villager and a voice of the Y’ahra tree spirits. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Wide vocal range) male-identifying, multiple roles including Abel, Karolin’s loyal companion. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Wide vocal range) female-identifying, multiple roles including a villager and a voice of the Y’ahra tree spirits. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Wide vocal range) male-identifying, multiple roles including a villager and a voice of the Y’ahra tree spirits. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Tenor) male-identifying, multiple roles including Tiny Nemus, an inquisitive teen, and Nemus the Second, a woodcutter devoted to his father Nemus the First. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Alto) female-identifying, multiple roles including Essa, an innocent teen, and a voice of the Y’ahra tree spirits. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
(Baritone/bass) male-identifying, multiple roles including Elder Keeper, a task-master, and Nemus the First. "THE VILLAGE OF VALE"
An innocent would-be musical theatre writer. Jack of all trades and master of none. He’s incredibly proud of the show he wrote with Bud, and thinks Bud, whom he adores, is a genius. "GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL!"
An innocent would-be musical theatre writer. Too naive to be an egomaniac. Bud enjoys getting caught up in Doug’s passion and admires his friend’s Big Ideas. "GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL!"
Multiple roles including Jackie, an idealistic student at Bennington College in the 1960s - Gloria, a white girl who is Jackie’s first roommate - Ruby Dee, the influential Black theatre artist - Gilliam Dendricks, Jackie’s South African crush - Grace, Jackie’s wise mother - and Charles, Jackie’s West Indian physician and activist father. "QUEENS GIRL: BLACK IN THE GREEN MOUNTAINS"
Ambitious new editor of a small-town newspaper. "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
Idealistic but undisciplined journalist who matures into an award-winning editorial writer. "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
Sensitive, thoughtful journalist who sometimes acts as the moral compass of the newsroom. "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
Local journalist with a deep understanding of her community. "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
Feisty, Columbia-educated rookie reporter. "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
Gruff reporter driven by a high moral standard. "THE LAST AMERICAN NEWSPAPER"
(Tenor range D3-E4, occasionally up to Bb4) A married ice fisherman. "GUYS ON ICE"
(Bari-tenor range C3-E4, occasionally up to G4) A bachelor ice fisherman. "GUYS ON ICE"
(Baritone range A2-E4) A moocher. The kind of guy who always says the wrong thing, maybe on purpose, maybe not. In other cultures he would be a coyote or trickster. Up here he’s just a pain in the butt. Ability to play any type of hand-held instrument that can sound goofy or sentimental a plus (harmonica, ukulele, trombone, accordion, etc) "GUYS ON ICE"
(19-year-old) Linda is highly intelligent, caring, and curious. She alternates between thinking she knows everything and thinking she knows nothing. Responsible and rarely impetuous. Narrates the story directly to the audience. "INCIDENT AT OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP"
Jo juggles more plates than Cirque de Soleil. A great mom who defines multi-tasking. She's also a little more emotional and prone to outbursts than usual because, well...you’ll see. "INCIDENT AT OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP"
Terri is definitely going through a rough patch, but she is not a depressive or phlegmatic. Think Thelma Ritter or Eve Arden, with a touch of Dorothy Parker. Fast talker. "INCIDENT AT OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP"
(18+ to play 13-year-old) Becky is an unusual child. Bright and verbal. Full of energy and a crazy-huge imagination. She speaks quickly, not unlike some of the characters in the movies she loves, like "His Girl Friday." "INCIDENT AT OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP"
MIKE is loud, loyal, and single-task oriented. His definition of a father is: Breadwinner and disciplinarian. FATHER LOVETT is an old school, Catholic priest. Egotistical, imperious, and pampered. Unused to any kind of pushback from parishioners or anyone else for that matter. BETTY HECKENBACH, There is a Betty Heckenbach in everyone's life. She's right up there with death and taxes—only less fun. Played absolutely straight—no winking or flamboyance. "INCIDENT AT OUR LADY OF PERPETUAL HELP"
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