Singing Opportunities in "White Christmas" Production
Production of "White Christmas" play seeks talent. Review the details provided below. Additional info: Rehearsals begin September 29, Generally Monday thru Thursday, 7pm to 10. (Some Sundays for dance rehearsals.) Performances November 21 thru December 13. Please prepare 16-32 bars (up to 1 minute) from the American Theater Songbook (no rock, gospel or recent pop). Please be prepared to dance at auditions. Except where indicated, most roles require tap. Tap experience is very helpful, but directors will teach you if you are willing to learn. Non-tap roles are indicated in the breakdown. See the form attached. To be considered, please apply.
14 roles
Former army captain and half of the song-and-dance duo Wallace and Davis. Cynical, charming with a strong sense of loyalty and duty. Strong Baritone, A3 - G4
Former army captain and the other half of the song-and-dance duo Wallace and Davis. Fun loving, adventurous, and mischievous, always looking for a good time and romance. Baritone A3 - G4
Older sister of the Haynes Sisters. Independent, pragmatic and protective of her younger sister. Huge skeptic. Note - this role does not tap, but does move well. Alto G3 - D5.
Younger sister of the Haynes Sisters. Adventurous, vivacious; a romantic at heart and somewhat impulsive. Alto G3 - D5
Housekeeper at the Columbia Inn. A Broadway performer in retirement (known as the clarion of Broadway), with a flair for the dramatic and impeccable comic timing. Note - this role does not tap, but does move well. Strong alto belt F3 - C5.
Owner of the Columbia Inn, and Bob and Phil’s former commanding officer. Gruff, stern - still runs things like he was in charge of a military unit, but soft, genuine and caring underneath. Note - this character does not dance, and has little singing. Baritone, any range.
Army buddy of Bob and Phil, now a major executive for the Ed Sullivan Show. Also fun and freewheeling, a flair for drama. Baritone C4 - E4.
Plays various parts including Jimmy, (owner of club Jimmy’s), Snoring Man on the train, Ezekiel (the custodian of the barn), and various announcers during the show. Note, this role does not require tap (would be great if he did), but does move well. Baritone A3 - G4
Plays various parts including Mrs. Snoring Man, Tessie, Sheldrakes’s Secretary and the Seamstress. Note, this role does not require tap but does move well.
ENSEMBLE The ensemble plays a multitude of recurring roles in the show; all must sing well and dance. Again, tap experience is helpful, or willingness to learn. It is a heavy dance show. A showgirl
ENSEMBLE The ensemble plays a multitude of recurring roles in the show; all must sing well and dance. Again, tap experience is helpful, or willingness to learn. It is a heavy dance show. A showgirl
ENSEMBLE The ensemble plays a multitude of recurring roles in the show; all must sing well and dance. Again, tap experience is helpful, or willingness to learn. It is a heavy dance show. (Best Things That Happen While You Dance)
ENSEMBLE The ensemble plays a multitude of recurring roles in the show; all must sing well and dance. Again, tap experience is helpful, or willingness to learn. It is a heavy dance show.
ENSEMBLE The ensemble plays a multitude of recurring roles in the show; all must sing well and dance. Again, tap experience is helpful, or willingness to learn. It is a heavy dance show. The director/choreographer
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