Connecticut
CENTERBROOK: The Ivoryton
Playhouse will be holding non-Equity and Equity auditions for 5
male and female vocalists with strong acting abilities for an
April production of “Some Enchanted Evening”
on Tuesday,
February 9th from noon – 8pm at the Rehearsal Studio,
24 Main Street. The show runs from April 14 – May
2; rehearsals begin March 30th. Please prepare 2 contrasting
Rogers & Hammerstein songs or similar and bring a picture and
resume, stapled together. Call 860-767-7318 for appointment;
www.ivorytonplayhouse.org
ENFIELD: The Valley Repertory Company will hold
auditions for
Proof by David Auburn, a Pulitzer Prize and
Tony Award winning play. Auditions are scheduled for February 24 at 7 PM. Snow date or callbacks are
Sunday, February 28 at 2 PM. If the make-up date is not needed
for either of those purposes, then it will be the cast’s first
rehearsal. Auditions will be held at 100 High Street in Enfield.
The play, which will be directed by Janine Flood, has roles for
2 women and 2 men. All those auditioning will start with a
2 minute dramatic monologue of their choice. Memorization is not
required. Cold readings from the script will follow. Show
dates are set for May 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, and 22. For any
questions or additional information, call the director at
413-454-7042 or email
Proof_Dir@ValleyRep.com. Visit
www.valleyrep.com for the
audition flyer with synopsis and character descriptions.
HARTFORD (West): Capital Classics Theater
Company—Seeks adult professional actors, male and female, ages
30 and up, for Women Writers New Play Series
play reading. Performance to take place March 13 at Carol
Autorino Center, Saint Joseph College, in West Hartford, CT.
Stipend pay. Send picture/resume to:
lauras@capitalclassics.org. Actors will be contacted for
appointment.
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SHERMAN:
The Sherman Playhouse is seeking three men, ages 30 to 50, and
five women, ages 25 to 70, for the Tony Award-nominated romantic
comedy ENCHANTED APRIL by Matthew
Barber from the novel by Elizabeth von Arnim. ENCHANTED APRIL is
under the direction of Susan Abrams. Auditions will be
held Monday, February 15 and Tuesday,
February 16, from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. All auditions
will take place at The Sherman Playhouse, located at 5 Route 39
North (the intersection of Route 37 and 39). Auditions will
consist of readings from the script. No appointments are
necessary. All roles are available and both professionals and
amateurs are welcome. PLEASE NOTE: English accents are a must,
and one female character must have a convincing Italian accent.
For more information, character breakdowns, and directions,
visit
WWW.THESHERMANPLAYHOUSE.ORG or contact director Susan Abrams
at 860-294-1643. Rehearsals begin March 1 with
performances running from April 23 to May 15 on Fridays and
Saturdays, as well as Sunday, May 2.
NEW!!
STAMFORD: 2/15 & 17 - The Graduate @ Curtain
Call, Dressing Room Theatre, 1349 Newfield Ave.
Production: 4/16-5/2. Director: Rich Mancini. (203)
329-8207 x11
SUFFIELD: Suffield Players to hold auditions for
Enchanted April. Feb 21 (Sunday), 6-9
PM, and Feb 22 (Monday), 7-9 PM at Mapleton
Hall, 1305 Mapleton Ave. This romantic comedy by Matthew Barber
offers roles for three women, mid 20s to mid 40s, one woman (who
only speaks Italian) of indeterminate age, one woman in her 70s
and three men, mid 20s to mid 40s. The director will be casting
based on auditions rather than strictly adhering to the ages in
the published play. Expect to read scenes from the script.
Performance dates are May 6, 7, 8, 14, 15, 21, & 22, at 8PM, at
Mapleton Hall, with a matinee performance Sunday, May 16, at
2PM. For more information, or directions to Mapleton Hall, visit
www.suffieldplayers.org.
MISC: Middle City Stage is proud to announce
it's third production: Anton Chekhov's Uncle Vanya.
Performances in April & May. Auditions: Tuesday
Feb. 9th from 6pm - 7pm. Please respond with a
HD shot and resume:
dadavanya@hotmail.com, for location and directions. You must
schedule an audition time in order to be seen.
http://dadavanya.wordpress.com/
Maine
BOOTHBAY: Auditions for The Boothbay Playhouse
Summer Shows 2010 will take place Saturday, February 27,
11:00am to 4:00pm in the Coastal Club room of the Boothbay
Region YMCA. Audition appointments can be scheduled now. Shows
next summer are: The Music Man-Shows
June 24 through July 10 with rehearsals evenings and weekends
starting early June. The 25th Annual Putnam
County Spelling Bee-Shows July 15 through July 31
with rehearsals evenings and weekends starting late June.
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat-Shows
August 5 through August 21 with rehearsals evenings and weekends
starting mid-July. Auditions for all three shows will take place
on the same day. You may audition for any one or all three of
the shows. Bring something to sing, an accompanist will be
provided. Bring your calendar as you will be asked to note any
rehearsal conflicts. Audition times will be given on a first
come, first served basis. If you have a time frame (such as any
time during a specific hour), it will be easier to schedule and
you will be notified with your specific time. Walk-in's are
welcome but will be seen between those with appointments (if
there is time), or after appointments have finished. Those
wishing to audition but unable to make the February 27 audition
date are welcome to send a video audition. Please email for
information on sending a video audition. For an audition
appointment or more information email:
boothbayplayhouse@yahoo.com or phone Susan at (207)
633-6309.
PORTLAND: 4 Actors needs for paid commercial produced
by Franklin McMahon Studio to be shot in Portland Maine in
February. 1 male boss, 1 female boss, 1 female assistant and 1
male employee. Ages 25-40, office shoot, half day. Also need
extras for party scene. Please send resume outlining experience,
headshot including recent snapshots of current look and links to
any online web video if available to
frank@fmstudio.com
(email only)
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NEW!!
SPRINGVALE: Sanford Maine Stage Theatre will be
holding auditions on Saturday, February 13th
from 3:00 -5:00 PM and again on Saturday, February 20th
from 3:00 - 5:00 PM for it's Murder Mystery Dinner Theatre
group. We have several shows coming up in the next few months
and are looking for actors to fill parts. F.M.I
www.sanfordmainestage.org or (207) 324-8227 - Mary Stair
Massachusetts
AMHERST: Christopher Marlowe?s
harrowing tale of pride and damnation,
DOCTOR FAUSTUS, is scheduled for
spring production by the Renaissance Center Theater Company.
Open auditions will be held at the Renaissance Center, 650 East
Pleasant Street, Amherst, on Sunday,
February 21, from 1 to 4 pm and Monday,
February 22, from 7 to 10 pm. Production
dates are April 16-18, 22-25. To reserve an audition slot, call
director Lucinda Kidder at 413-577-3600, or write to
jlkidder@english.umass.edu. Walk-ins will be accommodated.
Auditioners are encouraged, but not required, to bring a
prepared classical monologue, no longer than two minutes.
Casting will be as appropriate but gender-blind; the production
will follow Renaissance performance conventions as we know them.
Rehearsals will begin immediately after casting; there will be
no rehearsals the week of March 13-20. This production will be
making use of special talents in vocal and instrumental music,
juggling, mask-making, and acrobatics. For more information,
please write to
jlkidder@english.umass.edu. The Renaissance Center Theater
Company is a non-Equity organization that brings together
theater artists of varying degrees of experience. The mission of
the Renaissance Center Theater Company is to enrich the cultural
programming of the Pioneer Valley through compelling
performances of plays from or about the Renaissance in a manner
that enlivens the scholarly activities of the Renaissance
Center, enlightens the public?s understanding of the period and
its drama, and enhances the visibility of the Center itself and
its unique contributions to the field and the region. The
RCTC is the performance arm of the Massachusetts Center for
Interdisciplinary Renaissance Studies, a research facility of
the University of Massachusetts Amherst. The Center supports the
research, teaching, and dissemination of all aspects of
literature and culture in the Early Modern Period (ca. 1400-ca.
1700). The Center welcomes all qualified scholars and students
to do specialized research with our unique collection of
manuscripts, rare books, and secondary monographs. The Center
also provides a vibrant calendar of events during the academic
year, offering graduate classes, community classes, lectures,
performances, concerts, play readings, and more to our community
members. For more information about the Center, visit our web
site at
www.umass.edu/renaissance.
ANDOVER:
Chicago - Feb 9 & 10
@
ACT Andover. Callbacks
11th.
CHICAGO is a Kander and Ebb musical set in prohibition era
Chicago. The music is by John Kander with lyrics by Fred Ebb and
a book by Ebb and Bob Fosse. Come enjoy the music, singing and
dancing as we step into a world of criminal justice corruption
and celebrity criminals. The current Broadway revival is in it’s
13th season and we are excited to be able to bring CHICAGO the
musical here to Andover.
ATTLEBORO: ATTLEBORO COMMUNITY
THEATRE is auditioning Neil Simon's
Jake's Women - February 14 & 15,
7pm, E. Bates Masonic Hall. Cold readings from the script.
Seeking 7 women (14-60) and one man (50s) who can memorize 2
hours of straight dialogue. Director: Harriet Friedman.
QUESTIONS: 617-771-4905 OR
SHMS13LMF@AOL.COM
BARRE:
Barre Players to hold AUDITIONS Friday,
February 19 at 7 p.m. and
Saturday,
February 20 at 11 a.m. For
The Lion in Winter, a
comedy by James Goldman. Auditions will be held at the Barre
Players Theater, 64 Common St. Cast: 2 females (age 20 -
60) and 5 males (age 20 - 60). Auditions will consist of cold
readings from the script. A script is available for perusal at
the Woods Memorial Library, Barre, MA. Performance dates are May
14,15, 16 & 21, 22, 23-2010. For more information and current
updates visit:
www.barreplayers.homestead.com. If any questions, please
call the theater at 978-355-2096 and leave a message for the
director, Dave Glanville.
BERLIN: The Berlin Theatre Company is
holding auditions for “I Love You You’re Perfect, Now
Change” at the 1870s Town Hall on
Sunday,
February 21st from 1-3 pm and
Tuesday, February 23rd from 7-9 pm. The Town Hall is located in
the center of Berlin at 12 Woodward Avenue. Please prepare a
song, preferably upbeat and/or contemporary. It does not have to
be from the show. If you are auditioning with music that is not
from the show, please bring music for the pianist. Dress
comfortably as there will be a short movement audition.
Production dates for the show are May 7,8,14,15 at 8 pm. For
more information or to make an audition appointment, call Cheryl
at 508-423-8445 or Liz at 978-855-3847.
BEVERLY:
Neverland Theatre will hold auditions for
Fantastic Mr. Fox (a
non-musical) for Adults, Teens and Children over 6 on Wed,
February 10 between 5pm - 6:30pm at the Temple B'nai Abraham
Theater, 200 E. Lothrop St., Beverly, MA. For more info please
visit
www.neverlandtheatre.com or calling 978 500-8832.
BOSTON: 2010 City Spotlights: Auditions for Teen
Interns and Registration for Neighborhood Ensembles.
The Education Department at Citi Performing Arts Center is
currently holding auditions and interviews for the City
Spotlights spring Theatre High School Internship program.
Auditions and interviews will be held the week of March 8,
2010. Additionally, registration is now open for participation
in the 2010 City Spotlights Neighborhood Ensembles. Contact
Anthony Victoria at
avictoria@citicenter.org or 617-532-1221 for audition and
registration information. City Spotlights is a cultural program
exploring and celebrating four Boston neighborhoods through the
performing arts (Beacon Hill and Back Bay, Fenway, the North End
and Mission Hill/Roxbury). The program consists of high school
internships, community performance workshops, intergenerational
neighborhood ensembles, and culminates in a community event
featuring local artists at the Citi Performing Arts Center
Shubert Theatre on May 15, 2010. Past performances highlighted
themes important to our City’s teens: violence, heroes, cultural
identity, and education. Participants also talked about their
dreams, aspirations, and hopes for the future. The identities of
Boston neighborhoods are portrayed through original dance,
spoken word, theatre, song and multimedia, creating a story
honoring the uniqueness and richness of Boston. Are you
between the ages of 14 and 19? Want to work with the largest
theatre in Boston to help shine a spotlight on your community?
Have fun and get paid while doing it? Citi Performing Arts
Center is now scheduling interviews and auditions for the spring
High School Theatre Internship taking place weekday afternoons
from March 22 – May 15, 2010. All participants must schedule an
after school interview and audition to be held the week of March
8, 2010. Please contact Anthony Victoria at
avictoria@citicenter.org or call 617-532-1221 for more
information. All levels of experience are welcome. Are you
between the ages of 11 and adult? Want to work with the largest
theatre in Boston to help shine a spotlight on your community?
Interested in having fun and performing on the Shubert Theatre
stage? Citi Performing Arts Center is now accepting registration
forms for spring City Spotlights Neighborhood Ensembles taking
place Wednesday and Thursday evenings from March 24-May 15,
2010. Neighborhood Ensembles will create and rehearse an
original theatre piece in Beacon Hill and Back Bay, Fenway,
North End and Mission Hill/Roxbury. You do not need to reside in
one of these communities to join and all levels of experience
are welcome. Please contact Anthony Victoria at
avictoria@citicenter.org or call 617-532-1221 for more
information.
BOSTON: ACTORS WANTED - new play.
CRITICAL THREAT THEATRE seeks actors for a reading of "Of
Dice and Men", a new play by Cameron
McNary. It will premiere at the Penny Arcade Expo East gaming
festival (PAX East) in Boston on 3/27/10. The play is about a
group of 30-something Dungeons & Dragons players and what
happens when one of them enlists to fight in Iraq. This is a
reading of the complete play. Rehearsals will be 3/26 and 3/27
only. No pay, but free ticket to PAX East. Breakdown available
at: criticalthreattheatre.com. Please submit headshot and
resume to
criticalthreatauditions@gmail.com.
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CAMBRIDGE:
Continuity Theatre and Dance
Company is holding Open Call Auditions for its production of
A Streetcar Named Desire by
Tennessee Williams.
February 6, 12-3pm at the Dance Complex,
536 Massachusetts Avenue. Production: April 22-24 at The
Outpost 186, Cambridge MA (Inman Sq.) We are looking for
strong Male and Female actors (9+), non-union, for an intimate
production in Cambridge. Please bring your headshot and resume
and prepare a 2-minute monologue, sides will be provided.
Continuity is an emerging company committed to providing the
community with professional and entertaining performance in
which the audience can make a meaningful connection through the
art of theatre and dance. For more information please visit
http://continuitytheatreanddanceco.webs.com or email
continuitytheatreanddanceco@hotmail.com
DANVERS:
The North Shore Players in Danvers announces open auditions for
the Ken Ludwig comedy,
Lend Me a Tenor. Cast: 4
adult males, 4 adult females are needed for this romantic, sexy
farce of mistaken identities from the author of Moon Over
Buffalo. It would be good if the two male leads were
tenors, or could at least carry it off with flair. Auditions are
at the Hogan Regional Center Auditorium, 6 Hathorne Circle,
Danvers, 7-9 PM,
Feb. 9 and 11. Readings from
show script, with some improvisation. Show dates Apr. 30, May
1-2. For info go to
www.northshoreplayers.org, or call 978-921-0297.
FALMOUTH: The Cape Cod Theatre Project
has the following employment opportunities for our 2010 Season.
If interested, send your resume by email to:
info@capecodtheatreproject.org or mail to: CCTP, PO Box 410,
Falmouth, MA 02541 -
Intern Coordinator: The
Cape Cod Theatre Project (CCTP) is currently seeking an Intern
Coordinator to manage the Summer Intern Program for the 2010
Season. Job Responsibilities include assisting in intern
recruitment, interviewing intern candidates and choosing the
summer intern company; scheduling all intern work calls and
activities, directing and producing a staged reading by the
intern company, organizing workshops for the intern company with
some of CCTP's visiting professional artists, other duties as
assigned by the Artistic Director or Managing Director. Contract
will run July 2-August 1, 2010 with additional hours pre-season.
Ideal candidates should have a theater education background,
have experience working with high school and college aged
students and be local to the Falmouth, MA area. Housing will not
be provided. References required.
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FITCHBURG:
The Actors Play Reading Group at
Cornerstone Performing Arts Center in Fitchburg, MA is seeking
actors to read the the following Roles in Beth Henly's
Impossible Marriage
on
Saturday Feb. 6th
at 6pm. Sidney Lunt - 20´s, son of Edvard; Kendall Kingsley -
mother of Floral and Pandora; Jonsey Whitman - 30´s, Husband of
Floral; Pandora Kingsley - 20, a young bride; Reverend Larence -
20´s-50´s; Edvard Lunt - 50´s, the groom. If you are
interested please send your resume and headshot to Lia Wright at
lia@cpacfitchburg.org.
GROTON: Cornerstone Performing Arts
Center is seeking a music director for their new school
partnership program. We are seeking someone who enjoys working
with teens to work with vocalists and instrumentalists on a
production of Zombie Prom at Groton/Dunstable High School.
Dates - As soon as possible through April 10th.
Availability - We are seeking someone who is available to work
two or three days Monday-Friday between the hours of 2:30pm and
6:00pm as well as evenings April 3rd-April 9th and from 12:00pm
until 10:00pm April 10th. Pay - Stipend, negotiable.
Registration has begun for our first full length youth theater
production Willy Wonka! Make sure to reserve your spot today.
Lia Wright, Theatre Education Director, Cornerstone Performing
Arts Center, 978-345-2915;
lia@cpacfitchburg.org
HINGHAM: Little Women, the Musical - February 8th and
9th @
Hingham Civic
Music Theatre. HCMT announces auditions for Little
Women, the Musical. Director: Adam Joy. Music Director: Brett
Hinkel. Audition dates: February 8th and 9th at 7pm with
callbacks February 10th. Hingham Town Hall, 210 Central
Street. Auditions are on a first come/first serve basis.
Please prepare one song in the style of the role for which you
are auditioning; accompanist provided. Performance dates:
April 24, 25, 30, May 1, May 2, 2010.
HUDSON: The Importance of Being Earnest
-
April 16-18 - Seeking male actors. Thursday,
January 28th, 7-10 pm @ Hudson High School Room F101,
69 Brigham Street. Please *RSVP* for this audition. Email:
mholmes@upwitharts.org
or Call: 978-562-1646. For audition requirements visit
www.upwitharts.org
JAMAICA PLAIN: Divine Stage Works
(
www.divinestageworks.weebly.com ) Auditions for
Father of the Bride.
Director: Peyton Pugmire. Sunday,
March 7
& Monday,
March 8; 7:00pm (callbacks Wed,
March 10). Production: May 7, 8, 13-15, 2010. Buckley and Kay
don’t want a “big” wedding – just a simple affair with a few
friends. We soon learn, however, that the “few” friends idea is
out. The trouble really begins! The guest list grows larger each
day, strangers take over, and Mr. Banks’ household is soon
caught in turmoil – not to mention debt! No appointments
necessary - please arrive on time at 7pm on either March 7 or 8.
The audition will consist of cold readings (provided monologue)
and a required movement portion, led by Kai Chao. If you’d like,
you may also prepare a one minute comedic monologue.. Please
come prepared to move and have fun! Casting ages 16 & up. Ages
of all characters are flexible. All ethnicities encouraged to
audition. Email Peyton at
divinestageworks@gmail.com with questions. Rehearsals begin
March 28 and are held Sunday, Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
nights. Schedule expands during tech week.
NORTON: Norton Singers announces
open auditions for
Fiddler on the Roof - Tuesday,
February 23 and Thursday,
February 25, starting at 7:00 p.m.
Chartley Methodist Church on S. Worcester Street. Fiddler
on the Roof takes place in Tsarist Russia in 1905 and tells the
story of Tevye, the father of five daughters, and his attempts
to maintain his family and religious traditions while outside
influences encroach upon their lives. The show enjoys enduring
international popularity, in large part because of its timeless
musical numbers, including Sunrise, Sunset, Do You Love Me,
Matchmaker, and of course, the title number. All auditioners
should prepare 16 bars each of a ballad and an up-beat tempo
song, and should bring sheet music. Those interested in
auditioning for a major role should be prepared to read a short
scene from the script. There are speaking roles for 11 men and
10 women, including roles for children. In addition, all ages,
from 8 to 80, are invited to participate in the chorus. The
musical will be directed by Ted Mitchell, marking his fifth
spring production with the group. Judee Bottomley serves as
choreographer, with musical direction by Dr. Anthony- Alexander
Torelli. The team have previously collaborated on such
productions as Jekyll and Hyde, Oklahoma, Kiss Me Kate, and
Anything Goes. Rehearsals will take place on Tuesday and
Thursday evenings, starting the week of March 16. The show will
have two weeks of performances, starting the second week in
June. For additional information and driving directions, visit
www.nortonsingers.com,
send an email to
info@nortonsingers.com or call 508-457-5023.
SALEM: Salem Theatre Company will hold
auditions for
HAIR on Tuesday,
February 16 and Thursday
February 18 from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m.
at the company’s theatre at 90 Lafayette Street in Salem. The
production, with book and lyrics by James Rado and Gerome Ragni
and music by Galt MacDermot will be directed by Catherine M.
Bertrand of Salem with musical direction by Karen Gahagan of
Marblehead. Interested theatre artists are asked to sign up for
auditions by
www.salemtheatre.com and following the HAIR Audition link on
the homepage. Audition call-backs will be held on February 20
from Noon to 4PM at a location to be announced. The creative
team of STC's HAIR is looking for a culturally diverse group of
people to breathe life into this powerful production. They are
searching not just for actors, singers and dancers but for
theatre artists interested in forming a tribe of fun loving,
passionate rebels who have an undying need to sing, dance and
live life to its fullest. Auditioning actors are asked to
prepare 32 bars of a song similar in style to HAIR. Popular rock
music from the sixties is encouraged. Please also prepare 16
bars of a ballad from standard musical theatre repertoire. Bring
standard sheet music marked accordingly. An accompanist will be
provided; however, if you are comfortable accompanying yourself
(guitar, keyboard, etc.) we encourage you to demonstrate these
skills. The directors are also looking for an actor who can play
the trumpet. Monologues are not necessary.
Performances will take place at the MLT Firehouse Theatre, 12
School Street in Marblehead, from June 2 through June 12.
SHIRLEY: Announcing - Shirley
Arts! Auditions for
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee.
Director / Choreographer: Rob Houle.
Music Director: Joanne Landry. THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY
SPELLING BEE is a hilarious tale of overachievers' angst
chronicling the experience of six adolescent outsiders vying for
the spelling championship of a lifetime. These six young
contestants, in the throes of puberty and overseen by grown-ups
who barely managed to escape childhood themselves, learn that
winning isn't everything and that losing doesn't necessarily
make you a loser. Audition Dates: Sunday,
February 28 at 6 PM; Monday,
March 1 at 7 PM. Possible Callbacks
Wednesday March 3, at 7 PM. Please prepare a short singing
selection and expect to be taught a short dance combination.
Cold readings from the script will also be required. All
rehearsals and performances will be at Shirley Middle School, 1
Hospital Road, Shirley, MA. Rehearsals: Sundays 6:00 PM –
9:00 PM, Mondays and Wednesdays 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM.
Performance Dates: May 7, 8, and 15 at 7:30 PM and May 16 at 2
PM. Cast Requirements: 5 men / 4 women, (all 16 or older)
six of whom play the roles of early adolescents. Actors may be
asked to play additional minor character roles as appropriate
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SOUTHBRIDGE: Gateway Players
Theatre, Inc. will hold auditions for “Love, Sex and
the IRS”. Men and women are needed
for this May comedy. Auditions will be held Monday,
February 22 at 6:30pm in the Gateway Arts
Barn, 111 Main St. John Kennedy is directing, with Mary Gahagan
as producer. Love, Sex and the IRS, by William Van Zandt
and Jane Milmore, is a wild farce with twists of fate, sight
gags, mistaken identities and hilarious comic lines. Jon
Trachtman and Leslie Arthur are out of work musicians who room
together in New York City. To save money, Jon has been filing
tax returns listing the pair as married. The day of reckoning
comes when the Internal Revenue Service informs the "couple"
they're going to be investigated by a Mr. Spinner. Leslie
masquerades as a housewife, aided by Jon's fiance, Kate.
Complicating matters further Leslie and Kate are having an
affair behind Jon's back, Jon's mother drops in unexpectedly to
meet her son's fiance, and Leslie's ex girlfriend shows up
demanding to know why Leslie has changed and won't see her
anymore. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the
script. For more information, call Gateway at 508-764-4531 or
just wear comfortable clothes and come to auditions. In planning
Gateway’s 35th season, the Board has selected an assortment of
comedies and musicals to make this season a spectacular one! Be
part of the fun- come to auditions .
WAKEFIELD: Auditions for Ken Ludwig's
Lend Me A Tenor, Directed by Dan
Dowling, Jr. Monday, February 8 &
Tuesday, February 9 at 7:00pm.
Callbacks will be Thursday, February 11 if needed.
Greenwood Union Church, corner of Oak & Main Street, Wakefield,
MA. Performances will be April 23, 24, 30, May 1 & 2,
2010. All readings will be done from the script which will
be provided for you at auditions; no monologues necessary. All
roles are available - no reservations required. For more
information (including a list of character descriptions), please
email ttginfo@comcast.net.
WAKEFIELD: Wakefield Repertory
Theatre is accepting resumes from individuals who wish to be
considered for artistic and technical positions for
Once on This Island (Fall 2010) and
Little Women (Winter/Spring
2011). Once On This Island - Rehearsals will start in
August and the production will be staged October 2010. There are
also some production meetings and auditions prior to the start
date. * Director/Choreograp her: WRT will also consider
staffing the director and choreographer as two separate
positions. * Music Director. * Stage Manager. * Costumer. *
Technical Director. Little Women (the musical) -
Rehearsals will start in December 2010 and the production will
be staged Spring 2011. There are also some production meetings
and auditions prior to the start date. *
Director/Choreographer: WRT will also consider staffing the
director and choreographer as two separate positions. *
Music Director. * Stage Manager. * Costumer. * Technical
Director. Resumes are due by March 1
and interviews for all positions will take place on Thursday,
March 18 from 7:00 PM until 9:30 PM and Saturday, March 20 from
2:00 PM until 5:00 PM at the Wakefield-Lynnfield Methodist
Church in Wakefield, MA. Please indicate your availability when
you submit your resume. You may apply for more than one
position. Please forward your resume to
m.monicabruno@comcast.net or mail them to WRT Staffing, P.O.
Box 1738, Wakefield, MA 01880 by March 1, 2010. More information
is available at
www.wakefieldrep.org
WELLESLEY: The Wellesley Players seek a
Director, Music Director and Choreographer for their upcoming
production of "Annie". December 2010
auditions; March 2011 production. Please send letters of
interest and resumes to
mzm1@comcast.net. Non-Union paid position. Contact
Marian Morrison for more information.
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WINCHESTER: The Winchester Players Announce Auditions
for Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, Directed
by Rachel Fennell. Sunday Feb. 7TH &
Monday Feb. 8TH AT 7:00 PM. PERFORMANCE
DATES: MAY 7, 8, 9, 14, & 15, 2010. Metcalf Hall,
Winchester Unitarian Church, 478 Main St. & Mystic Valley
Parkway (enter through the back driveway on Mystic Valley
Parkway, you can park in the adjacent middle school parking lot
and along the parkway if the church lot is full, usually on
Sunday nights). BRING: A completed audition form which can
be downloaded from our web-site, a head shot if you have one to
spare, if not a photo will be taken when you arrive.
Auditions will consist of readings from the script.
British accent will be required. Full characters descriptions
can be found in this newsletter and on our web-site:
WWW.WINCHESTERPLAYERS.ORG. Contact Rachel with any
questions at:
rfennell@gmail.com or call 978-930-3804. If cast,
Membership dues are required if you are not an active member.
Membership dues are $25.00 per season (September-June)
New Hampshire
PLYMOUTH: Register now for
2010 N.H. Pro Theatre Auditions and Job Fair - New
Hampshire students and adult residents with dreams of working in
theatre - on stage, backstage or in a business capacity-are
encouraged to register for the 2010 New Hampshire Professional
Theatre Association Auditions and Job Fair, scheduled to take
place February 20 at Plymouth State
University´s Silver Center for the Arts. The Auditions and Job
Fair, now its third year, gives participants the opportunity to
meet with representatives from more than a dozen of the state´s
professional theatres that are seeking cast members and staff
for the 2010 summer and fall seasons. More than 800 people
will work in New Hampshire´s professional theatre industry
during that time. Each year, several participants in the
Auditions and Job Fair are hired directly because they
participated in the event. The Auditions and Job Fair is open to
New Hampshire college and university students as well as to New
Hampshire residents enrolled in higher education out of state.
Adult New Hampshire residents interested in working backstage or
in marketing, administrative or box office capacities, or who
would like to audition for onstage roles, may also participate.
Pre-registration for the 2010 New Hampshire Professional Theatre
Association Auditions and Job Fair is required. To register, and
to learn more about the event,
http://oz.plymouth.edu/~mkizer/NHPTA/
MISC: Academy Award Winner Ernest
Thompson and his film and theatre production company,
Whitebridge Farm Productions, are seeking an actress for the
following role: ELSA – 40’s, tiredly attractive. Please
submit headshot and resume IMMEDIATELY via email to
Casting@WhitebridgeFarmProductions.com with ELSA in the
subject line. We are scheduling a small number of auditions for
tomorrow – Saturday, February 6th, in central
New Hampshire . Actresses to be considered must be
available for filming this Sunday, February 7th in the Lakes
Region of New Hampshire. Project is Time and Charge$,
written and directed by Oscar winning writer, Ernest Thompson.
This is a no-pay/deferred pay – SAG New Media contract. Both
union and non-union may audition. Thank you! Stay tuned
for additional upcoming casting opportunities!
www.WhitebridgeFarmProductions.com
Rhode Island
BARRINGTON: PB&J LATIN AND RHYTHM PRODUCTION: Samba,
Paso Doble, Cha, Hustle, Theatrical -
Saturday, May 1, 1-2 p.m. Democratic Club 186
Roffee Street.
http://nelialawton.net/pb&jswingperformance.html.
Performance Date : Friday Night July or Aug (TBA) PB&J Summer
Showcase and Tour
http://nelialawton.net/danceteam.html
BARRINGTON: PB&J WINTER HOLIDAY PRODUCTION: FOX
TROT/JAZZ -
Saturday September 11, 1-2 p.m. Democratic Club
186 Roffee Street -
http://nelialawton.net/danceteam.html. Performance
Date : December TBA Winter Ball and Tour
WESTERLY:
GRANITE THEATRE announces open auditions for Charles Morey's
Comedy
THE LADIES MAN, Freely translated and adapted from
Tailleur pour dames by George Feydeau. DIRECTOR: Arthur
Pignataro. Granite Theatre, 1 Granite St. Mon & Tues
Feb 15 & 16, 2010 @ 7 PM. INFORMATION: 401-290-7166.
Readings will be from the script. No appointment necessary.
PERFORMANCE DATES: April 23, 24, 25,30, May 1, 2, 6, 7, 8, 13,
14, 15 & 16, 2010. CAST NEEDED: 4 Women – ages late 20's
to 60's; 4 Men – ages 30 to 60's. All cast and crew
receive stipend payments for performances. For directions
call the theatre or go to our website at
www.granitetheatre.com.
Vermont
Nothing right now. Please check back!
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are now available! (Deadline:
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