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The company is seeking individuals with singing skills for a Singing App Project. See the details below.

Rate:
Talent chosen will be paid $1700 for a project

Additional info:
Audition: None! Direct Booking;
You don't need much experience as it's casual and directors do all the directing


Strict COVID-19 safety protocol will be adhered to during the production of this commercial and it will be produced in accordance with public health guidelines at the time of filming.

$1700 / Project

Singing

Both genders

Talent

Talent Needed for Singing App Project

The company is seeking talent with singing skills for Commercial. See the details below.

Rate:
$1,000/project

Additional info:
Audition: None! Direct Booking;


Strict COVID-19 safety protocol will be adhered to during the production of this commercial and it will be produced in accordance with public health guidelines at the time of filming.

$1000 / Project

Searching for Talent with Singing Skills for Commercial

The company is conducting auditions for singers to perform in the musical "Violet". If you are interested in auditioning, you should check the details below 
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
Violet is a moving musical featuring show-stopping anthems, ranging from American roots to folk to gospel.  With a score from Tony-winning composer Jeanine Tesori (Caroline, or Change; Thoroughly Modern Millie; Shrek; Fun Home) and book and lyrics by the acclaimed Brian Crawley (A Little Princess), Violet is inspired by the short story, The Ugliest Pilgrim by Doris Betts, astounding critics and audiences alike in two separate decades.
As a girl, Violet was struck by a wayward axe blade when her father was chopping wood, leaving her with a visible scar across her face. With enough money finally saved, she’s traveling across the Deep South in 1964 towards a miracle – the healing touch of a TV evangelist who will make her beautiful. Although she may not succeed in having the scar on her face healed, Violet is able to repair those scars that are lying deeper than her skin.

Additional info:
Production dates: April 28,29,30 and May 4,5,6,7. Rehearsals begin February 6. The majority of rehearsals are held Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday evenings and Sunday afternoons. Specific attendance dependent upon role for which cast.

Please apply if interested

A young, plain-looking, North Carolina woman whose face was scarred in a childhood accident. She is stubborn and prickly, but filled with equal parts hope and obsession that she may heal and be made beautiful.
Vocal range: G3 to F5

Female

Violet

An African-American soldier; He doesn’t enjoy the army, but enjoys the respect it garners him. He is a quiet observer of people and life. There is something gentle, good about him, not to be interpreted or confused with weakness or lack of authority. He is secretly in love with Violet and will do anything to see her happy especially trying to make her see her inner beauty, strength and worth. Vocal range: C3 to E5

Male

Flick

A paratrooper and Flick’s friend from basic training. Good looking and relies on those good looks to go far with the ladies. Rough around the edges but a good guy. Self-consumed, but not necessarily purposefully so. Has all the bravado Flick does not but inside is just as afraid as anyone of Vietnam and being alone. Fighting his own demons. 
Vocal range: A2 to G4

Monty

A simple, widowed man who lovingly raises his daughter alone doing the best he can with the little knowledge and resources he has to do so. Stern but friendly, smart but uneducated. Accidentally scars Violet’s face while he is chopping wood. Struggles with the loss of his wife and at times turns to drinking to numb his pain and anger.
Vocal range: A2 to F4

Father

A former beauty in her heyday. Staunch, tired and frustrated with life. Actor may double as Bus Passenger and Choir Member. Vocal range: F3 to E5

Old Lady

(AKA hotel singer) –A lonely, less-than-fresh lady of the night looking for her next trick. Actor may double as Bus Passenger and Choir Member. 
Vocal range F3 to E5

Hotel Hooker

An impassioned, theatrical man who preaches with all the bravado he can muster. Once had a true healing touch but has lost it in his quest to become a showman. Dismissive and egotistical. Actor doublings may include Radio Singer, Bus Driver 1, Bus Driver 4. 
Vocal range: B2 to G4

Preacher

The Preacher’s assistant. Knows the smoke & mirrors of the Preacher’s show and must begrudgingly deal with anyone who might derail it. Actor may double as Billy Dean, Bus Driver 2, Radio Singer, choir member and Bus Passenger.  Vocal range: B2 to B4

Virgil

The singer at the dance hall in Memphis. (Tina Turner-style song) The actor may double as a Bus Passenger and choir member.   Vocal range: G5 to A3

Music Hall Singer

A member of the volunteer choir that sings for the Preacher’s telecast. Sings for God with passion and power. Actor may double as Almeta (Landlady) and Bus Passenger.  Vocal range: F3 to G5

Lulu Buffington

A citizen of Spruce Pine with a dog and not much else (dog is never seen). Not very bright. Actor may double as a Radio Soloist, Bus Driver 3, and Bus Passenger.  
Vocal range B2 to F4

Leroy Evans

Professional Casting for "Violet" Musical Show

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
The Theater Company is holding open auditions for its final production of the 92nd season, the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical "City of Angels." Please see the details below.

About the project:
Set in the late 1940s, this film noir style production brings us back to old Hollywood, the world of movies, private eyes, glamour and of course Jazz! With wit, humor, and a fantastic Cy Coleman score, City of Angels captures the snappy dialogue of a Raymond Chandler novel and the glitzy showmanship of classic Hollywood; the result is a crowd-pleasing musical unlike any other. Many actors double as “full color” characters in the Hollywood world and mirrored “grayscale” characters in the movie world.

Additional info:
Rehearsals will begin mid-March and will run Monday through Thursday (2-4 rehearsals per week depending on role and days left until production) until performances. 
 The CITY OF ANGELS will be performed May 11, 12, & 13, 2023.
Please see the attachment for details.

If you are interested, please apply.

He is a writer of famous detective novels who is adapting one of his works for a film noir screenplay. He has good intentions but is quick to compromise both his work and his relationships for the sake of success.

Stine

He is the private eye character in Stine’s movie. Bold, brash, morally just, a hero... everything Stine wishes he could be. Stone is kicked off the police force after supposedly shooting and killing a man.

Stone

Pancho is the actor who plays the character of Munoz in the movie. Munoz is Stone’s ex-partner, police detective. He is resentful at Stone’s slap on the wrist for murder and blames his white privilege. He has been waiting for years to catch Stone in a crime, putting him away forever.

Pancho Vargas/Lieutenant Munoz

Donna is Buddy’s secretary who has an affair with Stine. She is organized, and efficient, and looks out for Stine, despite his lack of acknowledgment. Oolie is Stone’s secretary in the movie world. She is a mirror image of Donna and is equally overworked and underappreciated.

Donna/Oolie

Carla is Buddy’s wife. She is a powerful woman who uses her relationship with Buddy to her advantage while working on her own affairs in the background. Alaura Kinglsey is Carla’s movie mirror. She is the wife of a wealthy, old, and sickly man who has a lot of influence. She is the classic femme fatale and lures Stone in to work her case. 
Her motivations are mysterious, and she is the crux of the big twist at the climax of the movie.

Carla Haywood/Alaura Kingsley

Buddy is the director of Stine’s movie and constantly makes changes to his work.
 He is a busy, overconfident, self-centered man who has the power that Stine does not. Irwin S. Irving is Buddy’s movie counterpart. He is a big-shot movie talent scout who Bobbi sleeps with to try to make it big.

Buddy Fidler/Irwin S. Irving

Avril is a young actress trying to make it big by any means necessary. She is overbearing and desperate. She is playing the character Mallory in the movie. Mallory is Alaura’s stepdaughter and has gone missing - the central figure of Stone’s detective case. 
She attempts to seduce Stone when he finally finds her naked in his bed.

Avril Raines/Mallory Kingsley

Gabby is Stine’s wife, an editor. She is calculating and smart. She is fed up with Stine’s submission to the movie industry and his lying to her. He has cheated on her in the past and she warns him not to do it again. Bobbi is a lounge singer hoping to be a movie star. Stone proposes to her, but they separate after he takes the fall for what may have been her gunshot.

Gabby/Bobbi

Jimmy is a popular movie crooner and sings in both the Hollywood world and the world of the movie alongside the Angel City 4. He is a smooth talking, cheesy diva who is having an affair with Carla and gets the role of Stone in the movie.

Jimmy Powers

The Angel City 4 function as a sort of Greek Chorus within the world of the movie and also exist as a real popular music group in the Hollywood world. They sing jazz ballads as well as fast-paced scat in tight vocal harmonies. Quartet members may play other small parts as needed.

Jazz Quartet “The Angel City 4”

Munoz’ partner - sings back up in one song.
 Ensemble singing roles: (some featured singing, some lines, flexible dancing - may additionally be caset as multiple small ensemble parts).

Officer Pasco

The LA county coroner. 
Ensemble singing roles: (some featured singing, some lines, flexible dancing - may additionally be caset as multiple small ensemble parts)

Harlan Yamato

The movie studio’s press agent / reporter.
Ensemble singing roles: (some featured singing, some lines, flexible dancing - may additionally be caset as multiple small ensemble parts).

Mahoney

Alaura’s older, ailing, rich husband who resides in an iron lung.  
Ensemble roles (adults of all ages) ANY: (small speaking parts or no lines, 2 short chorus numbers, flexible dancing - featured dance role.

Luther Kingsley

The actor who plays Luther Kingsley. 
Ensemble roles (adults of all ages) ANY: (small speaking parts or no lines, 2 short chorus numbers, flexible dancing - featured dance role.

Werner Krieger

Alaura’s stepson who becomes suspect in the investigation.
Ensemble roles (adults of all ages) ANY: (small speaking parts or no lines, 2 short chorus numbers, flexible dancing - featured dance role.

Peter Kingsley

The actor who plays Peter Kingsley.
Ensemble roles (adults of all ages) ANY: (small speaking parts or no lines, 2 short chorus numbers, flexible dancing - featured dance role.

Gerald Pierce

Two thugs who beat up Stone.  
Ensemble roles (adults of all ages) ANY: (small speaking parts or no lines, 2 short chorus numbers, flexible dancing - featured dance role.

Big Six and Sonny

Two cops who beat up Stine.
Ensemble roles (adults of all ages) ANY: (small speaking parts or no lines, 2 short chorus numbers, flexible dancing - featured dance role.

Studio Cops

Two Orderlies

Man with Camera

Clapperboy

Guard

Additional small part. The assistant director.

Jack

Man in Phonebooth

Del Dacosta

A piano player

Buddy’s Nephew

Margaret

Girl

Stand-in for Carla

Additional small part. A crackpot doctor.

Dr. Sebastian Mandril

Gilbert the barber

Sound Engineer

The lighting technician. Additional small part.

Bill

Butler

The police commissioner. Additional small part.

Gaines

Shoeshine boy

Studio engineer

Prop man

Cinematographer

Additional small part. The brothel keeper.

Margie

Anna

Hairdresser

Bootsie the hooker

City of Angels" The Musical Looking for Actors/Singers

The company is conducting auditions for "The Color Purple" show and seeking singers to participate. 
Please see the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
This musical adaptation of Alice Walker’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel (and the popular 1985 Steven Spielberg film) centers Celie, a downtrodden young Black woman whose personal awakening over the course of 40 years forms the arc of this epic story.
With a joyous score featuring jazz, ragtime, gospel, African music and blues, THE COLOR PURPLE is a story of hope, a testament to the healing power of love, and a celebration of life.

Additional info:
Auditionees are asked to audition with musical selections from the show or in the style of (Gospel, Blues, Soul, and Jazz) of up to a minute and a half in length. Auditionees will not need to prepare anything for the movement portion of auditions.
Rehearsals are set to begin the week of March 20th with a cast and staff meeting in early March (TBD). Performances are May 12-14 and May 19-21. 
Friday and Saturday shows start at 7:30 pm. Sunday shows start at 2 pm.

Mezzo soprano-soprano: Drives the story. Vulnerable, spirited, introverted, and mischievous. Spends her early years very passive but grows into her own strength. Has a deep, hard soul, and a sense of humor which is sometimes wicked. She is a curious observer. Needs a strong, belting singing voice with lots of soul.

CELIE

Alto-mezzo soprano: A popular blues singer wrapped up in life’s vices. 
Attractive, confident, dynamic, powerful, irresistible, but has a hidden frailty to her. Her vulnerability is shocking later on. She is loved by both Celie and Mister. Needs a knockout, Bessie Smith-style, bluesy singing voice.

SHUG

(baritone-bass): Also known as ALBERT. Like Celie, a deep well. Handsome, big, masculine, strong presence, dominating, capable of brutal behavior but also a victim in his own way. Married to Celie, he abuses her. He is in love with Shug. He transforms into a kind man by the end of the story. Needs a strong singing voice.

MISTER

Powerful warrior woman. Physically bigger but beautiful. Comfortable being large, great sense of humor, touching, vulnerable. Married to Harpo, she does not let anyone mistreat her. Needs comic chops. Needs a soulful, belting voice.

SOFIA

(tenor): Mister’s confused, good-hearted son. Represents the new generation, he strives to be seen as a man by both his father and his wife. 
He marries the independent Sofia. He spends much time trying to get Sofia to obey him the way Celie obeys his father, but he is unsuccessful as Sofia is considerably stronger-willed than he is.

HARPO

(Amezzo soprano-soprano): Celie’s younger sister. Attractive, adventuresome, feisty spirit, maternal, educated and knowledgeable. She has a powerful bond with Celie. Forced by Mister to leave Celie, she starts a new life in Africa. 
Needs a strong belting voice with improv skills.

NETTIE

(soprano): Harpo’s lover after Sofia leaves him. Although she is mistreated, she eventually undergoes a transformation. Attractive, sassy, fiery, strong-willed, unafraid to take anybody on, has a caring heart. Needs comic chops. 
Needs a great singing voice with belt and soprano capability.

SQUEAK

All types and singing ranges. Need strong singing voices (mainly in gospel, blues/jazz, and soul styles) and dynamic personalities to play various roles in the ensemble. The ensemble also includes a trio known as Church Ladies, busybody types who are featured throughout the show with tight, gospel-styled vocals.

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