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Looking for men and women for the upcoming theatre shows. Please see the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

About the project:
1.: "Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
2. "High School Musical: One Act Edition"

Additional info:
-Please prepare the following for each production. You will be asked what show(s) you would like to be considered for when you enter the audition room.
-For "Junie B. Jones": Please prepare TWO (One Adult Character and One Child Character) sides from the folder attached.
-For "High School Musical": Please prepare a 32-bar, up-tempo musical theatre or pop song in the style of the show.
-IMPORTANT DATES:
For "Junie B. Jones": Rehearsals begin March 11, 2023. Performances are March 25 – April 9, 2023. Directors hold rehearsals during daytime hours (10 am-6 pm).
For "High School Musical": Rehearsals begin April 12, 2023. Performances are April 22- May 11, 2023. Please note that directors hold rehearsals during the daytime hours (10 am-6 pm).
All characters are strong actors of all genders, ethnicities, ages and types.

If interested, please apply.

Theater

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
Quirky and energetic, loves having adventures that many times get her into trouble.

Female

Junie B. Jones

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
 One of Junie B.’s best friends, proud of her ability to run faster than anyone in class.

Grace/Pink Fluffy Girl

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
Junie B.’s other best friend, the ultimate child diva.

Lucille/Grouchy Typing Lady/Choir

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
Junie B.’s teacher, needs a lot of patience with Junie B.

Mrs./Mother/Parrot

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
A friend of Junie B.’s/ (Grandpa). One of Junie’s many adult father figures.

Male

Jim/Mitten Crook/Grandpa Frank Miller/Choir

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
 New kid that all the girls want to be friends with.

Handsome Warren/Live Fireman/Choir

"High School Musical" The most popular kid at East High, he is the star of the basketball team who yearns to be more than what people want him to be. Vocal range top: Bb4, Vocal range bottom: B3

Troy Bolton

"High School Musical"
A basketball player on the Wildcats. He has two secrets: a crush on Sharpay and a love for baking. Vocal range top: G5, Vocal range bottom: B3

Zeke Baylor

"High School Musical"
Troy’s best friend, star basketball player, and second in command, but is slowly understanding that there might be more. Vocal range top: Bb4, Vocal range bottom: A3

Chad Danforth

"High School Musical"
The diva of the school musicals and Ryan’s older twin. She thinks being a star defines her, no matter the cost. Vocal range top: F5, Vocal range bottom: A3

Sharpay Evans

"High School Musical"
Sharpay’s fraternal twin and a self-delusional “star”. He feels the brunt of Sharpay’s attacks and lives under her shadow. Vocal range top: Bb4, Vocal range bottom: B3

Ryan Evans

"High School Musical"
The new girl in school. She is trying to blend in and avoid labels. Eventually becomes Troy’s romantic counterpart. Vocal range top: E5, Vocal range bottom: F3

Gabriella Montez

"High School Musical"
The head Brainiac and President of the Science Club. She convinces Gabriella to join the Science Decathlon team. Vocal range top: C5, Vocal range bottom: G3

Taylor McKessie

"High School Musical"
The drama club’s rehearsal pianist and composer extraordinaire. Underneath her shy demeanor, Kelsi is an outspoken firecracker. Vocal range top: D5, Vocal range bottom: A3

Kelsi Nielsen

"High School Musical"
The resident P.A. Announcer for the high school. He is shy and insecure, but smooth and confident at the mic. Vocal range top: G5, Vocal range bottom: B3

Jack Scott

"High School Musical"
The kooky, eccentric Drama Club teacher. She has her self-absored moments but is still devoted to her students and constantly encourages them.

Ms. Darbus

"High School Musical"
The stern basketball coach and Troy’s dad. He lost the big game years ago and wants his son to succeed. A good guy and proud father.

Coach Bolton

Cheerleaders

Jocks

Both genders

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Thespians

Brainiacs

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Skaters

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Brainiacs - Ensemble

Spectators

"Junie B. Jones Is Not a Crook"
A friend of Junie B.’s.

Ricardo/Principal/Lucille’s Grandma/Choir

Professional Casting for Two Upcoming Theatre Shows

The theatre production "World Classic" needs a Latin actor. See the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

Rate:
Compensated.

Additional info:
Production days for this show are May 4th - 21st.

When applying please send your headshot and resume.

Papo

Casting Latinx Actor for the "World Classic" Production

Looking to cast two actors or feature Freaks and Geeks scene. 
See more details listed below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
An outsider comforts her upset friend as he comes to the realization that he is not as good a drummer as he thought.

Rate: Paid. 

Additional info:
Location: Austin, Texas.

When applying please send your headshot and resume.

Nick Andopolis

Lindsay Weir

Seeking Talent for an Upcoming Workshop Scene

Performers needed for the "Mind Over Murder! in RadioVizion" show. Please see more details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
Who murdered famed magician Marko the Magnificent? Could it have been his manager? Or his wife? Perhaps his assistant. Can Harry Hunsacker solve this crime before it’s too late? The real trick will be if he can!

Rate:
Stipend, comp tickets, and/or other perks.

Additional info:
- All roles are available to BIPOC and other actors. 
- Rehearsal Dates: Feb. 28 – Mar. 8, 2023
- Performance Dates: Mar. 9-25, 2023
- Requirements: Readings from the script. Audition Sides will be sent via email.

If interested, please apply.

Would-be actor turned would-be detective. Not the sharpest knife in the drawer.

Harry Hunsacker

Harry’s paid-by-the-hour assistant. Once a very famous actor, he let a dependence on alcohol drag him down into the gutter. He credits Harry’s faith in him with giving him the courage to dry out.

Nigel Grouse

A streetwise cop. On the surface, Harry is a thorn in the side of Foster. Deep down, Foster actually grudgingly likes Harry— although he’ll never admit it.

Lt. Foster

(Really Alan Banister) – Marko the Magnificent. A successful magician known for his theatrical and death-defying acts.

Marko Cesarino

A young reporter. Nora has a nose for news and is hoping this story will be her big break.

Nora Grey

A two-bit hoodlum. Marko owed him money and he intends to collect!

Spuds Gillespie

The magician’s lovely assistant. She is distraught about Marko’s death and feels responsible. Or is it all an act?

Tracy Sloan

Marko’s manager. He was always supportive of Marko and now he’s supportive of Marko’s wife. Or is it more than that?

Douglas Bailey

The maid. There’s something odd about Blanche. And she has an unusual love of sharp objects.

Blanche Merkle

The family doctor. Doc is a good soul and a good friend to the Banisters. What motive could he possibly have?

Doc Hopper

Marko’s wife. Rose plays the grieving widow to perfection. Could she be sincere in her mourning, or does she just enjoy crying on Douglas Bailey’s shoulder?

Rose Banister

The butler. There is something sinister and creepy about Digby. He has an unspoken connection with Blanche. Could they be in cahoots?

Digby

"Mind Over Murder! in RadioVizion" Show in Need of Performers

Casting call for "The Chinese Lady" show. Looking for 
cast. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Please see the details below.

Rate:
$400 weekly, with a $10 per diem for time on site in Oklahoma City. Some group meals will be provided by local restaurants.

Additional info: 
Seeking non-union collegiate and early-career* artists who have prior theatre or music experience. They require all company members to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
Company defines early-career artists as those who have yet to be substantially celebrated in the theatre industry, the media, or the public at large.
HOUSING & TRAVEL: In addition to the standard weekly compensation and per diem, out-of-town actors will also be given a $350 travel reimbursement and premium housing accommodations in Oklahoma City near shops & restaurants.

When applying, please include a recent headshot and resume, as well as an unlisted YouTube link containing one (1) contemporary monologue, about a minute in length.

$400 / Week

Female-identifying, Chinese.
Based on Afong Moy, the first documented Chinese woman in America. She is sharp-witted, perceptive, with an optimistic but rebellious heart. Afong Moy ages nearly fifty years over the course of the play, becoming increasingly critical of America’s capitalist nature and objectification of Eastern culture.

Afong Moy

Male-identifying, Chinese.
Atung serves as Afong Moy’s translator and companion. He feels timeless, protective of Afong Moy, and is far more accustomed to American culture. Atung hides his true, complex feelings beneath stoicism.

Atung

Chinese Actors Needed For "The Chinese Lady" Show

Actors for "Silent Sky" play. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Please see the breakdown below.

Rate:
$400 weekly, with a $10 per diem for time on site in Oklahoma City. Some group meals will be provided by local restaurants.

Additional info: 
Seeking non-union collegiate and early-career* artists who have prior theatre or music experience. They require all company members to be fully vaccinated for COVID-19.
Company defines early-career artists as those who have yet to be substantially celebrated in the theatre industry, the media, or the public at large.
HOUSING & TRAVEL: In addition to the standard weekly compensation and per diem, out-of-town actors will also be given a $350 travel reimbursement and premium housing accommodations in Oklahoma City near shops & restaurants.
IMPORTANT DATES: 
Zoom dramaturgical rehearsal: July 29th. Actors arrive in OKC: July 31st. First in-person rehearsal: August 1st. Opening: August 11th. End of contract: August 14th.
Rehearsals take place six days a week from 10am - 5:30pm with evening commitments for tech and performances. Due to the short duration of this contract directors are unable to accommodate any conflicts. 

When applying, please include a recent headshot and resume, as well as an unlisted YouTube link containing one (1) contemporary monologue, about a minute in length.

Female-identifying.
(deaf, HOH, disabled actors highly encouraged to submit) An iconic, historical astronomer who discovered Leavitt’s Law in 1912, thus paving the way for female and disabled scientists for years to come. She is a fiercely smart woman, curious, energetic, and in constant friction with her traditional values.

Henrietta Leavitt

Female-identifying.
(seeking hearing actor that signs ASL) The detached spirit of Henrietta Leavitt: someone who will translate Henrietta’s ASL into spoken English, embodying the thoughts of our main actress. Henrietta is an iconic, historical astronomer who discovered Leavitt’s Law in 1912, paving the way for female and disabled scientists for years to come. She is a fiercely smart woman, curious, energetic, and in constant friction with her traditional values.

Henrietta Leavitt’s Voice

Female-identifying.
(actors with ASL experience highly encouraged to submit) Henrietta’s loyal older sister. As much mother as she is sister. Margaret lovingly chastises Henrietta’s rebelliousness. She is a creative homebody with a deep distrust of the world beyond Wisconsin.

Margaret Leavitt

Male-identifying.
(actors with ASL experience highly encouraged to submit) An authority figure at the Harvard Observatory, but decidedly awkward. He falls hard for Henrietta, but finds himself tripping over his inability to sign and utter man-ness.

Peter Shaw

Female-identifying.
Deaf, HOH, disabled actors highly encouraged to submit) A second trailblazing female astronomer. She takes Henrietta in and helps shape her into the woman she becomes. She is in a secret romantic relationship with her coworker Williamina, but would never allow that to get in the way of her work. Terse, sure, a firebrand.

Annie Cannon

Female-identifying.
(seeking hearing actor that signs ASL) The detached spirit of Annie Cannon: someone who will translate Annie’s ASL into spoken English, embodying the thoughts of the actress. Annie is our second trailblazing deaf female astronomer. She takes Henrietta in and helps shape her into the woman she becomes. She is in a secret romantic relationship with her coworker Williamina, but would never allow that to get in the way of her work. Terse, sure, a firebrand.

Annie Cannon’s Voice

Female-identifying.
(actors with ASL experience highly encouraged to submit) Our unmatched comedic relief of the show. She is broad, hilarious, and full of love for the women around her. In a secret romantic relationship with Annie, she wants nothing more than to laugh and nurture through her wit and openness. She immigrated from Scotland and was brought into the observatory with no training.

Williamina Fleming

"Silent Sky" Stage Play Casting Men/Women

Male and female talent is required for the "Steel Magnolias" show. Please see the details below.

About the project:
   Truvy's beauty salon in Chinquapin, where all the ladies who are "anybody" come to have their hair done, is Louisiana’s go-to place for a beauty fix with a hearty side of gossip. With her overeager, new assistant, Annelle - currently experiencing problems in her marriage - the two ladies dispense shampoos and free advice to the town’s rich curmudgeons including moody Ouiser, an eccentric millionaire, Miss Clairee who has a raging sweet tooth, and the local social leader, M’Lynn, whose daughter, Shelby - the prettiest girl in town - is about to marry a “good ole boy.”
   Steel Magnolias is a story of hilarious repartee, acerbic yet humorously revealing verbal collisions, and the sudden realization of mortality within an all-too-perfect beauty salon. Strength and love make this play, and its characters, truly touching, a funny, and marvelously amiable company in both good times and bad.

Additional info:
-Callbacks (if needed) will be on Thursday, February 16 from 6:30 - 8:30 pm.
-Auditions will consist of cold reading from the script. Please be prepared to stay the entire audition time on the day you choose. 
-Headshots and resumes are welcome, but not required.
-Performance Dates:  May 11-13, 2023, 7:30 pm.

For being considered, please apply.

Truvy Jones

Annelle Dupuy-Desoto

Shelby Eatenton-Latcherie

Wealthy curmudgeon. Acerbic but loveable.

Ouiser Boudreaux

Shelby's mother. Socially prominent career woman.

M’Lynn Eatenton

Clairee Belcher

"Steel Magnolias" Show Looking for Performers

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
The theatre is looking for actors of all ages, backgrounds, and experience levels to audition for our live adaptation of "Wind in the Willows." Please see the details below.

About the project:
Mole. Ratty. Badger. The infamous Mr. Toad! Together, alongside a rich cast of characters, these four friends will take you on a wild ride through the seasons as they tumble and stumble to find their place in the world. Shy and curious Mole craves a life of adventure in the world above-ground where he befriends good hearted Ratty and sensible Badger. Their friendship is put to the test as impulsive Toad consistently gives himself over to antics such as stealing motor cars and hustling them recklessly about the countryside. It becomes the three friends' mission to save Toad not only from himself, but rescue the glorious Toad Hall from underhanded weasels, ferrets, and stoats.
A celebration of nature, friendship and loyalty, Kenneth Grahame's treasured characters and their enchanting river home come alive onstage in a color of movement, music, and enchantment in this original adaptation of Wind in the Willows.

Additional info:
Performances for "Wind in the Willows" will run Thursday-Sunday evenings with matinee performances on Saturdays and Sundays. Performances begin May 11th through May 21st.
Rehearsals will begin April 10th and be held Monday through Thursday from 6:00 pm to 8:00 pm, Saturday rehearsals will be scheduled if needed and given advance notice. Please note that not all cast members will be called for every rehearsal. Tech week is mandatory and will begin Saturday, May 6th with Sunday off and begin Monday-Wednesday, May 8th-10th from 6:00 pm to 9:30pm.

If you are interested, please apply.

A "young", naive animal with energy and life who has never really ventured beyond his own home. He is bright, enthusiastic, and excited about life! Portrayed as being poor of sight.

Mole

A mature character, Ratty is proper with a bit of a rougher side from his days of seafaring. He is kind, gangly, a little bizarre, and scruffy. The first to befriend Mole. Plays guitar in the show. Knowledge, experience of how to play is would be wonderful, but not necessary. He also sings, but doesn't have to sing well. British or Cockney accent required.

Ratty

Vibrant, dramatic! Always moving, jumping, and springs to life onstage. Actor should be flexible or comfortable with creative movement. Toad is frivolous and reckless. Toad sings, but doesn't have to sing well. Proper British accent required.

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