"A Chorus Line" Musical Looking for Equity Cast
Equity actors for roles in Company's 2026-2027 Season show "A Chorus Line". See breakdown below. About the project: SYNOPSIS: 17 dancers audition for a coveted spot in the next hot Broadway show. To make it, they must prove they have more than just talent – this will take grit. In a major musical production, Alan Paul directs the Pulitzer and Tony Award-winning musical that eclipsed all others when it shot to fame 50 years ago. Rate: LOA $973 weekly minimum (LOA ref. LORD D) - St. Germain $1,213 weekly minimum (LOA ref. LORD B) - Boyd-Quinson Additional info: Audition breaks: 1:00PM - 2:00PM This production will be seeking understudies. PREPARATION: For musicals: Please prepare a cut of a musical theatre song in the style of the show no longer than one minute and bring sheet music in the correct key. An accompanist will be provided. For Plays: Please prepare a 2-minute contemporary monologue that shows range and is age/character appropriate. Also, please bring your headshot and resume stapled together. 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. Barrington Stage 1st Rehearsal: June 16 1st Preview: July 15 Opening: July 19 Closing: August 8 Geva Theatre 1st Rehearsal: September 1 First Preview: September 9 Opening: September 12 Closing: October 11 If you are interested, please apply.
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Dynamic and successful director/choreographer of a Broadway show. Driven and at times coldly manipulative. Dances.
Zach’s assistant. Professional and efficient with leadership qualities. Strong dancer.
Mid 20s. Strong Italian American dancer who sings well. Athletic and grounded with a street-wise charm. Tenor. Acrobatics a plus.
Mid 20s. Strong dancer who sings well. Spunky and fun energy. Tenor. Flexibility and basic acrobatic skills a plus.
Dances very well. Survivor of a troubled childhood. This character has a lengthy dramatic monologue within the play.
Skilled dancer who sings well. The youngest male on the line. Boyish and charismatic.
Skilled dancer who sings. Highly sophisticated, wry and intelligent with a decidedly wicked wit. Out and proud.
Skilled dancer who sings well. He has a quirky almost outrageous comedic sense yet remains immensely likeable.
Skilled dancer who sings very well. Tough and streetwise. Supportive husband, married to Kristine.
Dynamic “Star” dancer who sings extremely well. Ex-lover of Zach seeking to restart her career. Strong and charismatic. Soprano with strong belt.
Dances well. Beautiful showgirl, sexy with a killer wit. Tough and proud of it. Alto.
Skilled dancer who sings well. Smart, sassy, and sure of herself; yet the girl next door. Mezzo with strong belt.
Skilled dancer who sings very well. Often underestimated, with lots of fight and warmth. Dimensional. Mezzo.
Mid 20s. Skilled dancer who sings well. Energetic, quirky, and decidedly offbeat. 5’7 and up a plus. Soprano.
Experienced dancer. Short. Great sense of humor. Born in Chinatown, Lower East Side, New York. Alto.
Insecure about her looks, uses humor to deflect. Strong dancer. Alto.
Strong dancer, not a strong singer. Nervous and naive. Married to Al. Mezzo.
A sweetheart with big dreams. Skilled dancer. Soprano.
Very sure of himself. Strong dancer. Baritone.
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