"Dog Day Afternoon" Stage Play Needs Equity Actors
Equity actors for the Broadway production of "Dog Day Afternoon". See breakdown below. Rate: Production (League) $2638 weekly minimum Additional info: Seeking actors (and understudies for all). Audition lunch 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM. PREPARATION: Please prepare a contemporary monologue of no more than 2-minutes in length. Also, please bring your headshot and resume stapled together. First Rehearsal: February 2, 2026 First Preview: March 10, 2026 Opening Night: March 30, 2026 Closing: July 12, 2026 EPA Procedures are in effect for this audition. An Equity Monitor will be provided. 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. If you are interested, please apply.
21 roles
Probably Irish-American. Head Bank Teller. Single. Very firm and very smart, with an unexpected heart.
Bank Teller. Married. A little ditzy but well-meaning.
The youngest of the Bank Tellers. Highly intelligent and taking night courses to better her circumstances and "break out of the neighborhood". In love with her professor.
Bank Teller, hides out in the bathroom smoking. She has a way of getting through to Sal and calming him.
The Bank Manager. This is his kingdom.
Plainclothes detective. He lives in the neighborhood, he's an alcoholic, he's in over his head but trying to pull off a miracle and save the day.
FBI Agent, Dry. Witty. He is the law and he does his job. Sonny describes him as reminding him of "his high school gym teacher, you know, the All-American type".
Sonny’s wife. Funny, smart, half-crazy. A transgender woman prior to their medical transition.
Sexy bored Bank Teller. This role will double with other role(s).
60 - 70. Bank security guard, a veteran. Genial, but nobody's fool. He attempts to stop the robbery. This role will double with other role(s).
Sal and Sonny’s incompetent accomplice to the attempted robbery. This role will double with other roles(s).
A customer at the bank who has a crush on Colleen. This role will double with other role(s).
A local businessman working across the street from the bank, he thinks he spots trouble. This role will double with other role(s).
Local cop sent to the scene. This role will double with other role(s).
TV personality interviewing Sonny’s mom. This role will double with other role(s).
This role will double with other role(s).
She wants to meet Geraldo Rivera. This role will double with other roles(s).
His high school sweetheart from the neighborhood. she's still in love with Sonny and worn down from the pain of losing him and raising their 2 young children on her own, with no alimony or child support. This role will double with other role(s).
Gay rights activist being interviewed about Sonny. This role will double with other role(s).
Sonny's psychologically scarred, well-intentioned but clearly unstable accomplice and "muscle". He agrees to do the robbery out of love and loyalty for Sonny but does so only with the understanding and agreement from Sonny that if things go south, they will both honor a suicide pact & go out guns a blazing. Sal is pathologically determined to never go back to prison.
A fast-talking NYC Vietnam Vet who robs a bank to pay for his lover's sex change operation. His explosive temper is often at odds with deep underlining feelings of shame and a profound need to be liked.
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