Performances are Jan 23 and 30th and Rehearsals will be mostly afternoon and evenings in January.

Looking for versatile movers with experience picking up choreography and staging quickly. Clowning and gymnastics a plus, but not necessary. These actors will play soldiers, and be the “greek chorus” of the piece.

Pay is $500. stipend. Its a big commitment, so you wouldn’t be doing it for the money.

Please respond with pic/resume to opcircus@gmail.com.

Thanks you.
Ken Roht, director/choreographer

Auditions will take place January 10 from noon to 3pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY – NON-EQUITY ACTORS ONLY – Casting Singers and performers, please see the casting notice below for more information about this theater audition.

It seems especially fitting that the first rock opera, created as a concept album at the end of the turbulent ’60s, should have at its center a social and political rebel. Jesus’ meteor-like rise in renown provides, as the title suggests, a parallel to contemporary celebrity worship. As his radical teachings are evermore embraced, Judas increasingly questions the enlightened motives of this new prophet, resulting in betrayal. Christ’s final days are dramatized with emotional intensity, thought-provoking edge and explosive theatricality.

Propelled by a stirring score, by turns driving and majestic, satirical and tender, JESUS CHRIST SUPERSTAR illuminates the transcendent power of the human spirit with a passion that goes straight to the heart.

Auditions will take place January 10 from noon to 3pm BY APPOINTMENT ONLY in 5 minute time slots.

Appointments may be made by calling the box office at (734)268-6200 or by emailing steve@theencoretheatre.org. Callbacks TBD.

Please prepare 16 bars from two contrasting musical theatre pieces and bring sheet music in the correct key. Please supply your headshot and resume stapled together as well as a list of ALL CONFLICTS. Conflicts will be a deciding factor in casting.

Rehearsals will begin on March 1. Rehearsals take place Monday through Friday from 6 to 10pm and Saturdays from noon to 6pm. There will be one tech rehearsal on Saturday, March 27 from noon to midnight with one two hour dinner break.

Performances run from April 1st to April 18th with a possible extension through April 25. Performances take place Thursdays at 7, Fridays at 8, Saturdays at 3 and 8, and Sundays at 3. Call time is 45 minutes before the show. There will be NO performance on Easter Sunday, and one Thursday matinee on April 8 at 3pm.

Roles available: Mary Magdalene – female, mezzo, 18 – 30, Mary is a former prostitute who has joined the band of apostles and serves Jesus. In fact, her attraction to him is more than platonic; it is also the same kind of physical attraction with which she is very familiar, and yet, the combination of these attractions, along with her awe of this holy man, make her afraid of her own feelings.

MUST BE A SOULFUL SINGER, SEEKING AN ACTRESS OF ETHNIC DECENT (ASIAN, LATINA, OR AFRICAN AMERICAN). Pontius Pilate – male, baritone, 35 – 65, Pilate is the Roman Governor to whom Jesus is first brought for punishment by the Jews, and who refuses to appease the crowd, due at least in part to a dream he has had portending his own incrimination if he does. He defers by sending Jesus on to King Herod instead, on the grounds that only Herod, as King of Galilee, has the authority to condemn a Galilean to death. When the Pharisees’ guards bring Jesus to Pilate for the second time, Pilate reluctantly has the young zealot flogged, as a measure to appease a crowd that could easily turn against him. King Herod – male, tenor, 25 – 65, Herod is a self-indulgent, half-Jewish despot who rules all of Galilee, including its captive Jews. His court consists of a corrupt band of sycophants who serves Herod’s lavish tastes. Herod makes a joke of Christ, as he probably does with any serious aspect of his kingship. Peter – male, tenor, 21 – 35, Peter is a loyal apostle who considers ridiculous Christ’s prediction that he will betray him three times. But he does exactly as Jesus predicts. Some movement required. Simon Zealotes – male, tenor, 21 – 35, Simon’s surname Zealotes comes from the Greek word “zeal,” meaning enthusiastic devotion. It is Simon’s “zealous” goal to urge the Jesus cult to revolt against Rome. Seeking a singer/dancer or singer/mover. Apostles, Priests, wives, lepers, tormentors, merchants and reporters – male and female, all voice types, all ages, to play Jesus’ apostles and priests as well as various other roles. Dancing a plus. Soul Girls – female, all voice types, 20 – 40, to play “Angels” in the title number of the show. Dancing a plus. Non-equity actors are un-paid at this time. The Encore is a new theatre company entering it’s second season.

The Encore features Equity actors from Michigan and New York, often Broadway credited, with local non-Equity talent together on the same stage.

Auditions for the MFAC FOLLIES Extravaganza will be held Monday and Tuesday, December 7 & 8, 2009 in the Gilliam Concert Hall of the Carl J. Murphy Fine Arts Center: 2201 Argonne Drive in Baltimore. Directions can be found at www.murphyfineartscenter.org/pages/about_MFAC/Directions.asp

Auditions will be conducted as follows:
Actor/Singers – 4:00 pm each day (Prepare a Monologue – 1 minute in length / BRING SHEET MUSIC – best 16 bars / accompanist will be supplied)
Dancers – 5:30 pm each day (Dress to dance) Need MEN & WOMEN!!!!!
Michael Jackson Impersonators -Tues., Dec. 8th ONLY!!! 5:00 pm (CD Player will be provided) (1 minute routines only)

The 1st Annual MFAC Follies Extravaganza will be a one-of-a-kind event will be presented in the Gilliam Concert Hall of the Murphy Fine Arts Center on March 13, 2010. The MFAC Follies is an entertainment experience that will showcase a broad range of performance types and performers. The MFAC Follies hearkens back to the Ziegfeld Follies, which was a series of elaborate theatrical productions that played in New York City in the early 1900s.

Casting Call & Auditions
The MFAC Follies calls for a large cast of numerous performers of diverse types. (Please see information above).

Auditions for the following types of performers will be held in December
Actors
Singers
Dancers: Many dancers of different disciplines (e.g. Ballet, jazz, modern, hip hop, Harlem Renaissance/Swing, etc.) are needed. Michael Jackson impersonators are also needed.

Please direct questions or request for more general information on the MFAC Follies to the show’s producer, Mr. Dwight R.B. Cook, at dwight.cook@morgan.edu or 443-885-3451 or the MFAC (Murphy Fine Arts Center) Marketing Manager, Dale Alston at dale.alston@morgan.edu or 443-885-3168.

Do you have what it takes to be a successful DJ in the music industry looking for exposure? Then you came to the right place. We are an entertainment and promotional company looking for aspiring DJ’s such as yourself to spin House & Electronica Music @ our NYC nightclubs. You can have a mixtape or not, we give you the chance to spin scratch and remix songs @ no cost you to in front of our crowds that we have between 300 and more than a 1000 people. This is a talent search opportunity that will have you performing in front of record label executives that may hire your services to produce music. So certainly this is the right chance to turn nothing into something. Must be 21 and Over & Living in the NYC area. If Interested, please call Jaison @ 212 779 2222 or email: jaison@victory2multimedia.com

Personnel
Music/Lyrics: Matthew Gerrard and Robbie Nevi, Ray Cham, Greg Cham and Andrew Seeley, Andy Dodd and Adam Watts, Bryan Louiselle, David N. Lawrence and Faye Greenberg, Jamie Houston.

1st rehearsal December 21, 2009.

Runs December 30, 2009 – March 7, 2010.

Contract
Dinner Theatre
$514/week*

Seeking
Equity performers (Principal / Chorus).

Seeking:

Troy Bolton, Chad Danforth, Zeke Baylor, Sharpay Evans, Ryan Evans, Kelsi Neilson, Gabriella Montez, Taylor McKessie, Ms. Darbus/Ms. Tenny, Coach Bolton/Karaoke MC, Jack Scott, Ensemble.

Prepare a brief traditional musical theatre song. Bring sheet music; accompanist provided.

Also be prepared to dance if there is time.

Bring picture and resume, stapled together.

Other

* Free housing is available for a limited number of performers.

Based on a Disney Channel original movie written by Peter Barsocchini.

Johnny:
Man, early – late 20s. From suburbia, but desperate to leave it. Performer must have a great rock voice, and must play guitar.

St. Jimmy:
Man, early 20s – early 30s. Charismatic, urban and a bit dangerous. Performer must have a great rock voice, and must play guitar.

Will:
Man, early – late 20s. Forced to stay in suburbia and deal with obstacles in his life while all of his friends leave to find bigger and better things. Performer must have a great rock voice, and must play guitar.

Tunny:
Man, early – late 20s. Drawn to the military; gets sent off to the Middle East. Performer must have a great rock voice, and must play guitar.

Whatsername:
Woman, early – late 20s. Alluring city girl. Performer must have a great rock voice.

AMERICAN IDIOT — Equity Principal Auditions
Tom Hulce and Ira Pittelman
New York, NY
Call Type
Equity Principal

Date of Audition
11/23/2009

Location
Ripley-Grier 520 (Everyone must show
government photo ID to enter building.)
520 8th Ave. (36th/37th)
New York, NY
16th Floor.

Time(s)
Monday, November 23, 2009
10 AM — 6 PM
Lunch from 1:30 – 2:30.

Music Director: Carmel Dean
General Manager: Abbie M. Strassler
Casting Jim Carnahan & Carrie Gardner

> EPA Rules are in effect.
> A monitor will be provided.

Personnel
Music: Green Day
Lyrics: Billie Joe Armstrong
Book: Billie Joe Armstrong & Michael Mayer
Director: Michael Mayer
Choreographer: Steven Hoggett
Music Supervisor: Tom Kitt

Other Dates

Additional EPAs: Tuesday, November 24, 2009 and Wednesday, November 25, 2009 at Ripley-Grier Studios from 10 AM – 6 PM (See separate audition notices).

Broadway rehearsal and opening dates TBA.

Contract
Production (League)
Currently $1,605/week minimum.

Seeking
Equity performers. See Breakdown for details.

Breakdown
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Preparation

Please prepare a brief song, pop/rock/punk style. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided.

Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.

In the play the various holiday characters sing parodies of their respective holiday songs to try to determine who offed the jolly old elf. Since the parodies are not exactly to the tune of the songs it has proven impossible to find workable karaoke versions of the tunes.

Pay will not be much (a percentage of the house) but it will be fun.

If you are interested or need more information please call Winnie at 720-233-4703.

The play runs Fridays & Saturdays at 7:00 from 11/27 – 1/2 (no performance Fri. 12/25)
and all Sundays in December at 2:00

Description Production Contract Tour / Tier C ($1,028/week minimum + $770/week per diem).

Producer: PNDI Broadway Ltd. and Nederlander Presentations, Inc.
Book/Music/Lyrics: Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey
Director/Choreographer: Kathleen Marshall
Production Supervisor: David O’Brien
Musical Director: Tom Whiddon
Casting: Binder Casting/Sara Schatz

Seeking young, attractive, fresh-faced singer/dancer/actors for the current touring company of the recent Broadway revival of Grease. To be considered for this show you must be age 19 or over and/or have completed high school.

Tuesday, October 6, 2009
10 AM — Equity female singers
2 PM — Equity male singers

Actors’ Equity Audition Center
165 West 46th Street, 2nd Floor
NYC

Prepare 16 bars of a 1950’s style musical theatre, rock & roll, or pop song that shows off voice and range. Bring sheet music; accompanist provided. Note: it is not necessary for men to sing in their falsetto voice.

Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together. Equity Chorus Procedures are in effect.

Auditions will be held at 13800 Biola Ave. La Mirada, CA in the production center. Please contact Jed Saba for more info.

jedsaba@bubblegumthemovie.com
765-610-6762

Character List:

Leala: The main character, cute, reserved but open about her feelings to audience, confides in Jean only. (Age 18-20)

Jean: Overweight, Leala’s best friend, never really shows her true self, till the end, can be assumed that she is confident about her weight until we see that it bothers her. (Age 18-20)

Mrs. Janice Hart: Very religious, jolly and perky. Leala’s mom. (Age 40-50)

Danielle and Lynette: Attractive. Snobby, mean and proud. One of the sidekicks to the antagonist. (Age 18-22)

Denise: Beautiful! The antagonist, queen snob, most of her meanness comes from her expression. (Age 18-22)

Gerome: open, friendly, warm, just a great guy, interesting, intriguing, mature and respectful (Age 18-22)

Shane: Leala’s little brother. Irritating, immature. (Age 14-17)

Penelope: the comic relief; jolly and the audience’s view of the bubblegum world. NOT A SINGING PART. (Age 18-20)

Website: www.bubblegumthemovie.com

Casting:
Comedic dancers who sing well
Character ages: 20s – early 40s
All ethnicities
Play various characters in the ensemble and possibly understudy principal roles

About the production:
Warner Bros. Theatre Ventures/Unique Features Workshop.
Equity Chorus Call / Dancers. “Elf” The Musical.
Contract $578/week minimum (5-day work-week) or $683/week minimum (6-day work-week).
Workshop dates: November 2 – December 12, 2009 in NYC.
New musical based on the 2003 New Line Cinema film of the same name.

Please be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Bring jazz shoes or sneakers. There will be no singing at this call.

Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.

AUDITION DATE:
Tuesday, September 15, 2009
10 AM – Equity female dancers who sing
2 PM – Equity male dancers who sing

ADDRESS:
CHELSEA STUDIOS
151 W 26TH ST, 6TH FLOOR
NEW YORK, NY 10001