Theater Auditions for 2025 Fall Season
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. Seeking male and female performers for "Tombstone", "Dracula", and "Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" plays. Please, see the details below. About the season: "TOMBSTONE" SYNOPSIS: The year is sometime in the 1880s and Wyatt Earp and his brothers Virgil and Morgan are living and working as lawmen in Tombstone, Arizona. Wyatt is also part owner of the Oriental saloon. At the time of our story, Wyatt is living with Mattie Blaylock, while seeing a young lady of ill repute named Josie on the side. There is building resentment on the part of ex-Sheriff Johnny Behan, whose job and girl Wyatt has relieved him of. The Clantons and McLowrys are no big fans of Wyatt either, for reasons you’ll discover. "JOSEPH" SYNOPSIS: The biblical story of Joseph and his coat of many colors comes alive in the musical retelling. Joseph -- the favorite son of Jacob -- is blessed with vivid dreams that foretell the future. Sold into slavery by his jealous brothers, Joseph endures a series of adventures which challenge him to his core. Soon he finds himself belonging to Potiphar, whose wife makes advances toward Joseph and ultimately land him behind bars. "DRACULA" SYNOPSIS: Dr. Van Helsing, a specialist, believes that the girl is the victim of a vampire, a sort of ghost that goes about at night sucking blood from its victims. But little does Van Helsing know that the vampire is none other than the greatest of all vampires himself: Dracula! Adapted from the original Broadway script that starred the legendary Bela Lugosi and later played by such iconic actors as Frank Langella and Raul Julia, this production will be an homage to the classic terror and horror that is DRACULA – a Perfect choice for the Halloween season! Additional information: For more details regardng these plays, please, see the attachments. If inetersted, please apply.
32 roles
"TOMBSTONE" play. A dying Southern gentleman with a sharp tongue and a quicker draw. Doc is loyal to Wyatt, hostile to fools, and lives like a man with nothing to lose. His dry wit masks constant pain, and his love-hate relationship with Kate Elder is as explosive as his temper. Elegant, dangerous, and unpredictable, Doc walks the line between charm and chaos.
"TOMBSTONE" play. The infamous Lawman: Wyatt Earp relocated to Tombstone to start a new life. He soon becomes the center of the town’s drama and struggles. The real Wyatt Earp lived from 1848-1929, dying at 80. The challenge with this character is to not play him like Clint Eastwood or John Wayne. There is a dry sense of humor about Wyatt, and it comes out more and more as he spends time with Doc.
"TOMBSTONE" play. Wyatt’s older brother and Tombstone’s marshal. He is dedicated to maintaining order in the town. In many ways, he is the calmer of the Earp boys but when he explodes, it is far more than the other two combined.
"TOMBSTONE" play. The youngest of the Earp boys, and seemingly ‘innocent’ according to the Saloon girls, but gets himself in trouble almost naturally. Morgan is charismatic and lovable in his own way, not so much with style and class like Virgil or Doc, nor strong and stoic like Wyatt, but in his own way.
"TOMBSTONE" play. Wyatt’s wife. A good and strong woman though suffers no nonsense. Strong personality that is grounded in sense. This character has a great deal of monologues and dialogue and needs to be played by a strong actor who can evoke a sense of sympathy, vulnerability, while still remaining strong.
"TOMBSTONE" play. Written as ‘handsome, but alarming’, Kate relentlessly chases after Doc Holiday. Their relationship is one of strange extremes. Sometimes she seems to care deeply for him, other times, she would likely shoot him in the face. Doc seems to want to do the latter to her. She is the embodiment of acting without thinking at times, but at other moments, her long and seemingly elaborate plans somehow work.
"TOMBSTONE" play. Wyatt’s girlfriend and one of the Saloon girls of the Oriental Saloon. She is flirtatious, yet cunning, only doing the job of a saloon girl out of necessity. She struggles with finding her place in this gun touting world.
"TOMBSTONE" play. Another Saloon girl. She believes she is going to marry Morgan Earp, but he seems less than confident.
"TOMBSTONE" play. In the trio of Saloon Girls, Pauline is the boss it would seem. Quick to make sure to avoid trouble as much as she can. However, if trouble finds her, she is not about to turn tail and run. Enjoys seeing things blow up and bad people get their comeuppance.
"TOMBSTONE" play. Johnny was the town sheriff and was dating the prettiest girl in town… Then Wyatt came to town. Enough said. Not enough? Well harboring somewhat of a resentment about it, Johnny tolerates Wyatt but will not stand for his far less law abiding friend, Doc Holiday.
"TOMBSTONE" play. The Gang of Gunslingers in Tombstone. These four are written to reflect a sense of interpretation amongst the director and performers. Gungy, aggressive, low down killers, these four need to be hated by the audience in such a way to build an exciting climax
"TOMBSTONE" play. A really funny drunk. NOTE: Performer will not be drunk to perform.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Female-presenting. THIS ROLE MAY BE DOUBLE CAST. An actress with a strong singing voice (Soprano/Mezzo - high mix belt to E) who is strong on comedy, storytelling, and moves well.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Male-presenting. THIS ROLE MAY BE DOUBLE CAST. Strong Tenor with large range (including strong falsetto). Joseph early on shows a talent for interpreting dreams and telling the future. This gets him into trouble with his brothers when he predicts his future will include ruling over the other eleven.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Male presenting. JOSEPH’s father. With a baritone voice.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Male Presenting but may be played by any gender Eleven brothers with strong singing voices, the ability to dance, and contrasting body types and ethnicities. Requires featured solo brothers for Country and Western style in “One More Angel in Heaven” Jacques Brel/Maurice Chevalier style for “Canaan Days” two brothers to double the BUTLER and BAKER. REUBEN – SIMEON – LEVI – NAPHTALI – ISSACHAR – ASHER – DAN – ZEBULON – GAD – BENJAMIN.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Sings Harry Belafonte style in “Benjamin Calypso”.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Male presenting, Baritone.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Female presenting. Alto/Mezzo who moves well.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Tenor/Baritone, played by a brother. Character role with a look that contrasts with the BAKER.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Tenor/Baritone, played by a brother. Character role with a look that contrasts with the BUTLER.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Good actor/singer with Tenor/Baritone range. CELEBRITY SINGER impersonator type who moves well. THIS ROLE MAY BE DOUBLE CAST AND WILL DOUBLE AS A BROTHER.
"Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat" play. Looking for SATB: Sopranos (to High C), Mezzo, Alto, Mixed male ranges (Low A to High A, Basses down to E).
"DRACULA" play. Former teacher of Dr. Seward’s and expert on the strange and supernatural.
"DRACULA" play. Fiance of Mina. Strong and true.
"DRACULA" play. Father of Mina and head of the Sanatorium.
"DRACULA" play. Lunatic patient. Obsessed with flies and spiders. Servant to Dracula.
"DRACULA" play. Attendant at the Sanitarium.
"DRACULA" play. A Maid.
"DRACULA" play. Dead at the beginning of the show. Mina’s childhood friend. Dracula’s first victim and now a vampire herself.
"DRACULA" play. Lord Godalming and widow of Lucy.
"DRACULA" play. OPTIONAL CASTING. A cadre of vampire brides from Dracula’s old kingdom in Transylvania. They often echo Lucy, and have been written as optional text.
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