"Annie" Musical Looking for Cast in NY
Virtual open call for performers in co-produced professional production of "Annie". ONLY LOCAL, NJ & CT TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Please review the details outlined below. Rate: - Non-union ensemble: $350-$550/week - Non-union principals: $400-$550/week - AEA Category 2 Single Engagement Agreements may be explored for select principals - Round-trip transportation to/from the Tarrytown Metro-North station provided Additional info: Callbacks (in NYC): Thursday, September 24 (reading and singing appointments between 11am and 3pm, dance callbacks at 3:30pm & 4:15pm if needed). First Rehearsal: November 9, 2026 First Performance: November 21, 2026 Closing Performance: November 29, 2026 Please note: Housing will not be provided. NYC or tri-state area local performers or those able to arrange their own local housing are highly encouraged to apply. If you are interested, please apply.
10 roles
Male identifying. An extremely successful, wealthy businessman with a gruff exterior hiding a surprisingly warm heart. Blunt and bullish, yet capable of great tenderness, sharp humor, and unexpected vulnerability. Dynamic and charismatic, with comic chops and heart. AEA or non-AEA.
Female identifying. Bitter and aggrieved matron of the orphanage, disappointed with her life and circumstances. Hates children, loves booze. Equal parts scary and funny. A physically comedic character who sings and moves well. AEA or non-AEA.
Female identifying. Warbucks' elegant, charming, and highly capable secretary. An early feminist with brains and beauty to spare. Charismatic with solid comic instincts. AEA or non-AEA.
Male identifying. Miss Hannigan's nefarious younger brother, out for the quick buck and an easy grift. Ruthless, slick con man capable of sinister deeds. Dynamic, with strong dance skills. Non-AEA only.
Female identifying. Slightly dim, money-hungry girlfriend of Rooster. Avaricious and cunning despite her cultivated "dumb blonde" status. Excellent comedic timing, powerful belt with a strong mix. Non-AEA only.
Male identifying. Doubles as President Franklin Delano Roosevelt and other small ensemble roles. Excellent comedic timing. Bass or Bass-Baritone with a sustained high F. May double as Ensemble. Non-AEA only.
Male identifying. Oliver Warbucks' impeccably proper butler and head of the household staff. Dry, reserved, and unfailingly formal, with a wit that surfaces in the smallest arched eyebrow or perfectly timed pause. Strong comedic timing rooted in restraint; solid ensemble mover. Will double as Ensemble. Non-AEA only.
Male identifying. The fast-talking, charismatic host of the "Oxydent Hour of Smiles" radio show. A consummate showman with a big, warm voice and the timing of a born pitchman. Excellent comedic timing, strong character voice, and a solid, confident singing voice. Will double as Ensemble. Non-AEA only.
Female identifying. Appears in the NYC street scenes and radio show sequences, embodying the hopeful, hard-luck spirit of a performer chasing her big break during the Depression. Requires excellent vocal ability and stage presence. Will double as Ensemble. Non-AEA only.
Performers of all shapes and sizes to portray the Warbucks household staff, Hooverville residents, New Yorkers, and various featured ensemble tracks. May understudy principal roles. Non-AEA only.
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