Seeking Talent for "Yoga Play" Show
The company is holding auditions for "Yoga Play" Show and looking for performers, please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. About the project: In this engaging and thought-provoking play, we follow Joan, a savvy marketing director at a yoga apparel company, who finds herself navigating a public relations crisis stemming from a scandal involving her CEO. Joined by her quirky assistants, Fred and Raj, the trio embarks on a humorous and insightful journey as they strive to salvage the company's reputation. Throughout the unfolding narrative, the play delves into significant themes such as consumerism, cultural appropriation, and the quest for spiritual authenticity, all while cleverly exposing the Western world's obsession with yoga. As the story progresses, it poses the compelling question: how far will Western consumer capitalism go to profit from Eastern spirituality? Rate: A $15 meal reimbursement will be provided for rehearsal and performance days to which the actor is called up to a total amount of $500. Please apply if interested.
12 roles
The play's protagonist, Joan is a driven and ambitious marketing director at Jojomon, a yoga apparel giant. She is focused on numbers, research, and new markets. When the CEO is away, she's left to handle a PR crisis after the CEO is accused of fat-shaming. Joan's character grapples with her own spiritual journey while trying to save the company from disaster.
One of Joan's assistants, Fred is Singapore-born. He works alongside Joan and Raj to find a solution to the company's PR problem.
Another assistant to Joan, Raj is of East Indian descent and American-born. He is also involved in the effort to resolve the crisis at Jojomon.
Disgraced Jojomon founder and former CEO
Former English teacher from Santa Monica who travelled to India in his 20s on a spiritual quest, and stayed there. Played by the same actor playing John Dale
A Latina American woman who is a yoga teacher and brand ambassador for Jojomon;
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