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The production of "Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!" is looking for performers/singers. Please find more details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

Rate:
CONTRACT / LOA $406 weekly minimum (LOA ref TYA).

Additional info:
FIRST REHEARSAL: 01/02/23
OPENING: 01/25/23
CLOSING: 02/24/23
Please prepare a brief cut of an up-tempo Musical Theatre song. An accompanist will be provided. Be sure to bring sheet music properly marked in your key. Bring your headshot/resume.
See the attachment for more info. 

When applying please make an appointment.

$406 / Week

Singing

THE PIGEON (PUPPETEERED "AVENUE Q" STYLE) SNAPPY, SASSY, & DEMANDING.

TRACK 1

THE BUS DRIVER - PROFESSIONAL WHO LOVES HER WORK AND EVENTUALLY THE PIGEON.

TRACK 2

HOT DOG VENDOR / BUSINESS MAN PASSENGER / DUCKLING / AIRPLANE ENGINE.

TRACK 3

2ND PIGEON / DUCKLING / THE BUS ENGINE (PERSONIFICATION OF THE SOUND EFFECTS OF AN ENGINE) / THE BUS / THE BUS DRIVER'S MOM / PUPPY.

TRACK 4

TRACK 5

TRACK 6

"Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus!" Musical Seeks Talent

The "I'll Be Home For Christmas" musical is looking for male and female talent. Please see the details below.

Additional info:
Please bring sheet music (a pianist provided) or be prepared to use the Bluetooth player to sing a selection or portion of a selection, preferably from a musical or number that shows your range and capabilities. All readings will be cold and prepared by the Director from the script. 
The performance will be for two weekends, December 2-11. 
Please see the attachment for character info. 

If interested, please apply.

Norma

Howard

Angie

Danny

Jerry Brainerd

Newscaster

4 Radio Actors

3 Sound Effects Technicians

Choir Director

Buddy Burfiend

Louise Van Dell

The Swingaires

Olivia Orange

Frankie Donatello

The Quackenbush Sisters

Helen Foxworth

Stella Ashton

KJOY Quartet

The Dropettes

Ricardo Fortsando

"I'll Be Home For Christmas" Musical Looking for Performers

AMERICAS EXTREME TALENT 
ABOUT

Welcome AMERICA to the new music competition series AMERICAS EXTREME TALENT. A.E.T. begins with 30 extreme Talents.  A.E.T. is set out on a journey across the nation to discover a new crop of inspiring talent for the new Season in NEW YORK. Once the panel judges select the 30 hopefuls. America will have the chance to decide who is brought on to the show by voting TALENT that sings their own songs, their own lyrics, and their own style throughout the show. You can AUDITION ONLINE. 
We hear your cry AMERICA. 
A.E.T. is the new show that keeps it real.

$1000 / Week

MUST BE A-LISTER SOLO ARTIST PERFORM BEFORE A LIVE AUDIENCE JUDGE CONTESTANTS

PANEL JUDGE 1

MUST BE An A-LISTER SOLO ARTIST MUST BE ABLE TO JUDGE CONTESTANTS

PANEL JUDGE 2

PANEL JUDGE 3

HOST

Seeking Judges and Host for AMERICAS EXTREME TALENT

Searching for talent for the "Black Nativity" show. See the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
Black Nativity retells the Nativity story set to jubilant gospel music, dramatic dance, black vernacular, and Biblical narrative. Traditional Christmas carols are sung in gospel style, with a few songs created specifically for the show. Originally written by Langston Hughes, the show was first performed off-Broadway in 1961, and was one of the first plays written by an African- American to be staged there. Since 1970, Black Nativity has been performed annually in Boston where it has been reimagined and profoundly stamped by National Center of Afro-American Artists (NCAAA) Artistic Director Elma Lewis, Music Director John Andrew Ross, and Choreographer George Howard. In the spirit of their innovations, the show feels new every year.

Rate: 
Stipend, comp tickets, and/or other perks.

Additional info:
- Callback Dates:	
Oct. 9 & 10, 2022
- Rehearsal Dates:	
Nov. 8-30, 2022
- Performance Dates:	
Dec. 1-18, 2022
- Requirements:	
One-minute contemporary monologue.
32-bar cut or 1-minute song of any genre.
Headshot.
Resume.
Please see the attachment for more details.

For being considered, please apply.

Female Identifying. The Maiden – Dance & Movement Experience Preferred.

Omidan

The Mother (Female Identifying) Singing role, Movement Experience Preferred.

The Crone (Female Identifying) Singing role.

Agba Obinrin

The Youth (Male Identifying) Dance & Movement Experience Preferred.

The Warrior (Male Identifying) Singing role, Movement Experience Preferred.

Jagunjagun

The Sage (Male Identifying) Singing role.

Ologbon

The "Black Nativity" Show Seeks Performers

Seeking male and female talent for "Elf the Musical" theatre show. See more details below.

About the project:
ELF is the hilarious tale of Buddy, a young orphan who mistakenly crawls into Santa’s bag of gifts and is transported to the North Pole.
Buddy is raised unaware that he is actually a human, until his enormous size and poor toy-making abilities cause him to face the truth. With Santa’s permission, Buddy embarks on a journey to New York City to find his birth father and discover his true identity.
Faced with the harsh reality that his father is on the naughty list and his stepbrother doesn’t even believe in Santa, Buddy is determined to win over his new family and help New York remember the true meaning of Christmas.

Additional info:
Performances are December 9 – December 11, 2022 and December 15 – December 18, 2022.

If interested, please apply.

Vocal Range: Ab2 – C5. Born a human but raised at the North Pole as a Christmas Elf, Buddy is eager to find his place in the world. He is a child at heart with child-like curiosity.

Buddy

Vocal Range: G3 – D5. Buddy’s girlfriend. She works at Macy’s and has a bit of a cynical outlook on life and love.

Jovie

Vocal Range: A2 – G4. Buddy’s workaholic father. He is selfish, tense, and generally angry with life.

Walter

Vocal Range: F3 – Eb5. Walter’s wife. Though she is sweet and willing to take him in, she thinks Buddy is crazy at first.

Emily

Vocal Range: D4 – Eb5.  Walter’s secretary.

Vocal Range: B2 – F#4. A heavy-set manager at Macy’s. He is a good, friendly guy just trying to do his job and get by.

Manager

Walter’s boss. A tyrannical, workaholic who cares nothing about the people around him or who work for him.

Greenway

Vocal Range: A2 – E4. Just another workingman. Loves his job and Christmas.

Santa

One of Walter’s right-hand men. He is desperate to keep his job, and perhaps the dumber of the two.

Chadwick

One of Walter’s right-hand men. He is desperate to keep his job and is the schemer of the two.

Matthews

Mrs. Claus

Elves

Charlie

Tiara

Mr. Narwhal

Employees

Security Guards

Customers

Saleswoman

Store Elves

Fake Santas

Mother

Policemen

Sarah

Vendor

Waitress

Woman

Singers Wanted for "Elf the Musical" Show

Looking to cast male and female singers/performers for "A Christmas Story, The Musical". Please find more details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. 

About the project:
A Christmas Story, The Musical is set in Indiana in November and December 1940. The Depression is just ending, and Christmas is approaching! Ralphie, our 9-year-old hero, dreams of getting an air rifle for Christmas — and not just any air rifle, but the Red Ryder Carbine Action BB Gun!

Additional info:
- Callback Dates:	
Oct. 8, 2022 (Invitation Only)
2 pm – Adult’s Dance
3 pm – Reading
- Rehearsal Dates:	
Beginning Oct. 10, 2022
- Performance Dates:	
Dec. 2-11, 2022
- Requirements:	
COVID19 Protocol Agreements: This includes potentially wearing masks when deemed necessary and daily temperature checks. 
MUSIC: Please prepare a piece from A Christmas Story: The Musical or one that is similar in style. A pianist and Bluetooth speaker will be provided. Please bring music in the correct key. No backing or karaoke tracks/recordings or acapella auditions.
COLD READ: From the script. Sides will be provided.
DANCE: Will be at the callbacks on Saturday (10/8) by invitation only.

For being considered, please apply.

Jean Shepherd is the actual author of the books that the story is based on, as well as the actual narrator voice we hear in the 1983 movie! On stage, he is a warm, charismatic and engaging storyteller; omniscient but not overpowering. A good-natured curmudgeon with a deadpan sense of humor, “Jean” focuses the action, keeps the story moving and holds the audiences’ attention with his presence and spark. Suggested Audition Songs: either “A Major Award” or “Up on Santa’s Lap”.

The Narrator

Gruff and grumbling on the exterior, Ralphie’s Dad has a good heart. He doesn’t overtly show it, but he does love his family. A bluecollar guy, he usually expects the worst out of most situations; but is transformed into a true “song and dance” man in his moments of fantasy. The actor playing this character must be a strong singer and a good dancer who isn’t afraid to go “over the top” for comedic purposes. Suggested Audition Song: “A Major Award”; vocal range for The Old Man is B♭2 to G4.

The Old Man

She is the secret engine that runs the family, keeping the household together with a smile–despite bickering children, limited funds, an x-rated lamp in the living room window, a cranky furnace and a crankier husband.  Vibrant, warm, affable–but not a pushover–she is always busy, especially anytime she is in the kitchen, and even more so at Christmastime! Suggested Audition Song: “What a Mother Does”; vocal range is G3 to D♭5.

Ralphie’s 5th grade teacher, a seemingly stereotypical 1940s educator–prim and proper, stern when necessary–though warm and even humorous when the situation merits it. In Ralphie’s fantasy, she transforms into a dynamic, brassy, show-stopping belter and tap-dancing phenomenon! Suggested Audition Song: “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out”; vocal range is F#3 to D5. Auditionees for Miss Shields should bring tap shoes and be prepared to demonstrate a few tap skills.

Miss Shields

The Santa Claus at Higbee’s Department Store is illtempered, slightly inebriated and very unhappy with his job–nothing like the “Jolly Old Elf” of the Christmas stories! He gets rid of each kid as fast as he can–probably to shorten his day so he can head for the nearest “watering hole”!  Suggested Audition Song: “Up on Santa’s Lap”; vocal range is B♭2 to F4 (optional B♭4).

Will consist of 8 to 12 men, and 8 to 12 women. The artistic team would like to cast a mix of strong singers and dancers, who will play a variety of smaller roles in scenes, as well as performing in larger production numbers. Suggested Audition Songs for ensemble men can be either “A Major Award” or “Up on Santa’s Lap”. Suggested Audition Songs for ensemble women can be either “What a Mother Does” or “You’ll Shoot Your Eye Out”.

Ensemble

Production of "A Christmas Story, The Musical" Needs Singers

Canada

Casting Nationwide!
Seeking male & female talent for "Lost & Found: a Snow White Canadian Christmas Tale". Please, see more details below.

About the project:
“LOST & FOUND: A SNOW WHITE CANADIAN CHRISTMAS TALE…” is written in the style of traditional English pantomime. Chock full of twists and turns, music and laughter, the heroine SNOW WHITE tries to thwart her evil stepmother who has her sights set on becoming the fairest of them all - the SNOW QUEEN! Thanks to the help of 7 dwarves, a matchmaker, a psychiatrist and other characters who befriend her along the journey, love may just conquer all in the end! Throw in some familiar songs, hilarious sound effects and cheesy puns, and you have the makings for great musical comedy!

Additional information:
Selected applicants will be given a virtual audition slot on Zoom along with SIDES and SONG SELECTION for Saturday, October 22, 2022 between 9:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Callbacks will follow the next day, if required.
SPECIAL REQUIREMENTS
ALL cast members MUST have:
-a Ring Light set up;
-an iPhone or built-in laptop/desktop camera/microphone for self-taping music selections;
-wireless ear buds;
-a Green Screen backdrop (for Virtual Backgrounds);
-Snap Camera app filter for Zoom downloaded on laptop/desktop;
-a willingness to source out some character *costume/props;  
-a reliable grounded Internet connection (Ethernet cable), and lastly,
-an ability to speak various Canadian accents or simulate accents would be an asset as the action takes place primarily in CANADA

If interested, please apply.

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