Equity Actors for "Everybody’s Favorite Mothers" Stage Play
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Casting call for "Everybody’s Favorite Mothers" stage play, looking for Equity actors for multiple roles. See more details below. About the project: Everybody’s Favorite Mothers tells the story of gay activist Morty Manford and his parents as they become involved in the fight for LGBTQ+ rights and visibility, exploring activism, family support, women’s equality, and trans rights. Rate: $496 weekly minimum (2026 rate). Additional info: Rehearsal and performance schedules: Keepin It Real - First rehearsal: February 15, 2027 - First performance: March 8, 2027 - Closing: March 12, 2027 Everybody’s Favorite Mothers - First rehearsal: February 22, 2027 - Tech: March 16, 2027 - Opening: March 19, 2027 - Closing: April 4, 2027 Additional notes: An Equity Monitor will not be provided; the producer will manage all aspects of the audition. Performers should bring their Equity Membership card. The notice lists Equity actors as sought for the auditions, although the breakdown also includes a “Non-Union” designation. Audition preparation: Prepare one contemporary monologue no longer than two minutes. If interested, submit your application.
6 roles
A brilliant, energetic, sometimes pushy young gay activist in his early 20s who passionately advocates for legal protections and visibility. White, cis gay male or male-presenting, of Jewish heritage.
Morty’s warm, practical mother and a fifth-grade math teacher. Initially cautious about activism but never ashamed of her son. Cis female, of Jewish heritage.
Morty’s thoughtful, gentle father, initially hesitant but eventually a supportive co-founder and partner. Cis male, of Jewish heritage.
A witty, flamboyant young gay man from Kansas and the son of a minister. Newer to activism than Morty. White, cis gay male or male-presenting.
A sharp, uncompromising lesbian activist and woman of color who challenges exclusion within the gay-rights movement while advocating for women’s equality and trans rights. BIPOC, cis gay female or female-presenting.
Portrays Maria Von Trapp in a fantasy sequence and Jeanne’s school principal. Performers of any gender may audition; BIPOC performers are encouraged.
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