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United States

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

Seeking Equity actors for roles in 2023 season. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Please see the breakdown below.

Rate:
LOA
$718 weekly minimum (LOA ref LORT)

Additional info: 
An Equity Monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.
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.
Actors: 18+, all gender identities and ethnicities, for guest contract as well as resident company.
The Theatre is an equal opportunity employer.
PREPARATION:
Prepare two brief contrasting songs or, if auditioning for one of the plays, prepare a brief monologue.
Equity encourages everyone participating in the auditions to wear a two-ply cloth face mask, surgical mask, singer’s mask or respirator (N95, KN95 or KF94). Single-ply face masks, gaiters and bandanas are not recommended. 
Equity encourages members to prepare for their audition prior to arriving at the audition venue, to the extent that they can (e.g., get dressed, hair/make-up, etc.) to avoid crowding in bathrooms and dressing rooms.
Holding/Audition room information:
The audition room can accommodate no more than 416 individuals at a time.
The holding room can accommodate no more than 150 individuals at a time.
"THE ADDAMS FAMILY"
First rehearsal: May 30
Opening: June 9
Closing: June 18
"BEAUTIFUL"
First rehearsal: June 11
Opening: June 30
Closing: July 9
"STATE FAIR"
First rehearsal: July 2
Opening: July 21
Closing: July 30
"LAUGHTER ON THE 23RD FLOOR"
First rehearsal: August 1
Opening: August 18
Closing August 26
"THE MOUSETRAP"
First rehearsal: August 20
Opening: September 8
Closing: September 17
"BRIGHT STAR"
First rehearsal: September 12
Opening: September 30
Closing: October 6
"A CHRISTMAS CAROL"
First rehearsal: November 28
Opening: December 15
Closing: December 23
No roles will be understudied.

Please apply to receive an appointment. If you have a time preference, please indicate so (Thursday, February 23, 2023, 11:00 AM - 6:30 PM (C). Potential break: 3:00 - 3:30pm; Friday, February 24, 2023, 11:00 AM - 6:30 PM (C). Potential break: 3:00 - 3:30pm).

$718 / Week

Male-identified, Gomez takes great pride in his family and revels in all it means to be an "Addams." He struggles to keep his daughter's secret from his wife, whom he adores more than death. Sophisticated, comedic. Bari-tenor.
"The Addams Family"

Gomez Addams

Female-identified. Morticia is the real leader of the Addams family. She is concerned her husband is hiding something, and will use all her wiles and tactics to lure his secret out. Comedic with a dry wit and a strong dancer with alto/mezzo vocals.
"The Addams Family"

Morticia Addams

Male-identified. Uncle Fester serves as the musical's narrator. He is larger than life, an energetic, joyous, child-like presence. A vaudeville style comedian. Tenor.
"The Addams Family"

Uncle Fester

Female identified. A feisty 102-year-old woman. Fun and quirky, Grandma is the mother of Gomez. Strong comedic skill with strong character vocals.
"The Addams Family"

Grandma

Female-identified. Wednesday has the same dry wit and sensibility of her mother, in an even more minor key. Wednesday finds love with a "normal" boy (Lucas) and wants to introduce his family to hers. Experiences the youthful drama that comes with first love – and will do just about anything to get her way! Soprano, strong belt.
"The Addams Family"

Wednesday Addams

Male-identified, to portray young teens. Pugsley is a charming, funny child - who loves being tortured by his sister. He wants to ensure he won’t lose Wednesday to her new boyfriend so he takes matters into his own hands. Strong, high vocals. Voice not yet changed.
"The Addams Family"

Pugsley Addams

Male-identified. Lurch is the Addams family butler, extremely tall, and knows all the family secrets. He speaks in moans and groans. Low bass vocals.
"The Addams Family"

Lurch

Male-identified. Lucas is the romantic young man who has fallen in love with Wednesday Addams and plans to marry her. Lucas experiences the youthful pain and drama of young love and struggles with the differences between his family and the Addams family. Contemporary pop tenor vocals.
"The Addams Family"

Lucas Beineke

Male-identified. Mal is Lucas’ stuffy father and an exasperated husband to his rhyming wife, Alice. At one time he was a follower of The Grateful Dead but has lost that side of himself. Always looking out for his family. Male with high baritone / tenor vocals.
"The Addams Family"

Mal Beineke

Female-identified. Mother of Lucas, devoted to her family so she puts aside her own desires. She is prone to speaking in rhyme when upset. While at the Addams Family dinner party, she drinks a potion that causes her to let her hair down and speak her truth. Soprano with belt.
"The Addams Family"

Alice Beineke

Female-identified. An aspiring singer/songwriter with a powerful, distinctive voice. A unique, appealing, funny, and vulnerable girl from a Jewish family in Brooklyn. A star with no pretense and a passion for music. Strong piano player. Mezzo/Soprano belt.
"Beautiful"

CAROLE KING

Male-identified. Carole’s boyfriend, songwriting partner, and eventual husband. Although a handsome rebel, he is innately sympathetic, wounded, and tortured. An ambitious artist always striving for more. Baritone/tenor.
"Beautiful"

GERRY GOFFIN

Female-identified. Carole’s best friend. A songwriter romantically involved with Barry. She is sophisticated, smart, chic, and sarcastic. Strong comedic skills. Mezzo-Soprano belt.
"Beautiful"

CYNTHIA WEIL

Male-identified. A songwriter romantically involved with Cynthia. Appealing, neurotic, and ambitious. High pop/rock tenor.
"Beautiful"

BARRY MANN

Male-identified. Music publisher and producer at the legendary 1650 Broadway. Powerful, direct, and sometimes intimidating, but has a real affinity for his writers and artists.
"Beautiful"

DON KIRSCHNER

Female-identified. Carole King’s mother. She has been broken down by life and her husband’s infidelity. Protective of Carole and unforgiving of her husband’s mistakes.
"Beautiful"

GENIE

The Drifers

The Shirelles

The Righteous Brothers

"One Fine Day" Backup Singers

"Uptown" Singer

Male-identified. A proud farmer who yearns for his hog, Blue Boy, to earn the blue ribbon at the state fair so he can win a bet. Strong baritone who moves well. A charming authority.
"State Fair"

Abel Frake

Female-identified. A modest, hard-working, family-oriented farm wife. She finds joy in her family’s accomplishments, but is unaccustomed to receiving accolades herself. Comedic skills a must. Alto.
"State Fair"

Melissa Frake

Female-identified. A recent high-school graduate, seeking to find herself and make her way in the world. She is caught between two love interests. Smart and intuitive, but also naive. Strong singer, dancer. Mezzo-soprano.
"State Fair"

Margy Frake

Male-identified. A young farmer, carrying on in his father's footsteps. At a crossroads in life and must figure out his priorities. Athletic, optimistic, romantic, joyful, earnest. Baritone.
"State Fair"

Wayne Frake

Male-identified. Restless journalist, eager to make his mark. Athletic, comedic, romantic, charismatic in an old-fashioned way and extremely likable. Excellent dancer. Strong tapper. Tenor.
"State Fair"

PAT GILBERT

Female-identified. Dreams of performing on Broadway and is focused on making that dream happen. Mezzo-soprano.
"State Fair"

Emily Arden

Female-identified, to portray young teens. The Chief of Police's daughter.
"State Fair"

VIOLET

Fairgoers

Barkers

Vendors

Judges

Male-identified. A larger-than-life comic actor who is the mega-star of a hugely popular television variety show “The Max Prince Show,” based on Sid Caesar and “Your Show of Shows.” A force of nature who cannot help but dominate a room entirely.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Max Prince

Male-identified. The freshman writer; sensible and sincere. The play's narrator.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Lucas Brickman

Male-identified. The flamboyant “gag” man; a joke a minute wholesaler who deals in fast paced patter.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Milt Fields

Male-identified. A senior member of the staff and the most politically aware of all the writers. He is a Russian immigrant and should still carry a strong accent.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Val Slotsky

Male-identified. An Irish-American with a caustic sense of humor and acerbic outlook on life; a heavy smoker, heavy cougher and heavy drinker.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Brian Doyle

Male-identified, considered the “boy genius” of the group but also the most sophisticated of the writers.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Kenny Franks

Male-identified. A hypochondriac who comes in late every day with a new ailment.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Ira Stone

Female-identified. The lone female writer on the staff, Carol's quick wit highlights her sense of humor.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Carol Wyman

Female-identified. Max’s secretary.
"Laughter on the 23rd Floor"

Helen

Female-identified. A newlywed who has inherited Monkswell Manor and has opened it as a guesthouse with her husband. A hospitable and warm, if slightly naive, hostess and cook.
"The Mousetrap"

MOLLIE RALSTON

Male-identified. The more cautious proprietor of Monkswell Manor. Supportive of his wife, but less thrilled to run a guesthouse. A traditional gentleman who’s quick to judge his guests.
"The Mousetrap"

GILES RALSTON

Male-identified. A young architect with a flamboyant and often inappropriate sense of humor. His energetic conversation can appear both lighthearted and sinister.
"The Mousetrap"

CHRISTOPHER WREN

Female-identified. A retiree whose acerbic tone makes her a challenging guest. Strong-willed and uncompromising, with high expectations. Pleased only when expressing disappointment.
"The Mousetrap"

MRS. BOYLE

Male-identified. An affable guest who is willing to help his hosts cope with the consequences of the snowstorm. Retired from the army, steady and calm in the face of conflict.
"The Mousetrap"

MAJOR METCALF

Female-identified. A modern and somewhat aloof young woman travelling on business. Unwilling to discuss private matters and disinterested in the opinion of her fellow guests.
"The Mousetrap"

MISS CASEWELL

Male-identified. A roguish gentleman who is not forthcoming about his reasons for being there. Delights in the guests’ uncertainty and pays particular attention to his hostess, Mollie.
"The Mousetrap"

MR. PARAVICINI

Male identified. The young detective assigned to reach Monkswell Manor and report on the situation as it unfolds. Determined and authoritative in his pursuit of the truth.
"The Mousetrap"

DETECTIVE SGT. TROTTER

Female-identifying, both 16-17 and 36-37. Alice at age 36-37 is an editor of a southern literary magazine; intelligent, attractive, professional – but with an air of melancholy. Young Alice at age 16-17 is rebellious, high-spirited, adventurous – looking to break out of small-town life and experience the world. A very strong singer and comfortable in folk and bluegrass styles.
"Bright Star"

Alice Murphy

Male-identifying. A young soldier returning home from WWII; an aspiring young writer; fresh, open, optimistic, charming, and a little naive.
"Bright Star"

Billy Cane

Male-identifying. Billy’s father. A widower. Spry, good looking. Kind hearted, if a bit lonely.
"Bright Star"

Daddy Cane

Female-identifying, a small-town bookstore owner; a childhood friend of Billy’s who now harbors romantic feelings towards him; a natural beauty with a keen intellect.
"Bright Star"

Margo Crawford

Male-identifying, a customer at Margo’s bookstore, at first, he has a crush on Margo, but later becomes Edna’s beau.
"Bright Star"

Female-identifying, an employee at Margo’s bookstore and a childhood friend of both Billy and Margo.
"Bright Star"

Florence

Female-identifying, an employee at Margo’s bookstore.
"Bright Star"

Edna

Male-identifying. An assistant at a literary magazine. Funny, with a dry and officious sense of humor. Insecure, and perhaps a bit socially awkward, but endearing and innately likable.
"Bright Star"

Daryl Ames

Female-identifying. A junior editor at a literary magazine. An ambitious, professional young “modern” career woman of the 1940’s. Strong, forthright and provocative with a sharp sense of humor.
"Bright Star"

Lucy Grant

Female-identifying. Alice’s mother. A caretaker to her family and her rural community. A warm, loving, sensible woman. Hardworking, with great inner strength and compassion.
"Bright Star"

Mama Murphy

Male-identifying. Alice’s father; an authoritative and a stern disciplinarian; devoutly religious, hard-working, a poor but proud farmer.
"Bright Star"

Daddy Murphy

Male-identifying. The Mayor of Zebulon; a political and financial powerbroker – distinguished, an imposing and controlling presence; has a genuine interest in protecting his son’s future and his family name, but in doing so, is ultimately pushed to a point of extreme and irrevocable cruelty.
"Bright Star"

Mayor Josiah Dobbs

Male-identifying, both 18-20 & 38-40. Jimmy Ray in his early 20s in flashbacks is Mayor Dobbs’ son &  young Alice’s beau; handsome, boyishly charming, well-built and intelligent; from a family of wealth & power and is being groomed by his father for a similar future in the family business; an independent thinker who is not afraid to stand up to his father for what he believes in; he has a sense of personal responsibility and morality. Eventually ages to 38-40.
"Bright Star"

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