Connecticut
BROAD BROOK:
The Opera House Players, located in Broad Brook (part of East
Windsor), CT are pleased to be the first group in Connecticut to
present this important, challenging work. BARE
deals with homosexuality, the Catholic Church, teen pregnancy,
drugs, and other important issues and has an ending that is sure
not to leave a dry eye in the house. All of the above is sung to
a gorgeous score that includes pop, rock, ballads, gospel, and
rap. The show will be directed by Philip D. Vetro. We are
seeking a multi-racial cast of singers/actors ages 18-early
30's. There are two additional roles for women (one of whom must
be African-American) and an additional man. The age range for
these roles is late 30's and up. Auditions will be held at the
Broad Brook Opera House, 107 Main Street, Broad Brook, CT on
April 26 and 28th at 7:00PM. Auditioners are asked to
prepare a song that shows their vocal range and should be
prepared to do a basic movement audition. Show dates are
weekends Sept. 10-26, and rehearsals will begin in early June.
This is a non-Equity show, and performers are not paid. For more
information, contact the director at
pthespian@sbcglobal.net
or visit
www.operahouseplayers.org.
GUILFORD: The Connecticut Renaissance Faire proudly
announces auditions for its upcoming, Robin Hood’s
Springtime Festival. The production will be
directed by Scott Kegler, a theatre arts graduate who has
studied in CT, NY and Japan. Those wishing to audition for
the Robin Hood Springtime Festival should visit the Connecticut
Renaissance Faire website,
www.ctfaire.com, for more information about the audition and
how to request an audition time. Audition Date:
March 27, 2010
NEW BRITAIN:
Hole in the Wall Theater will hold auditions for its upcoming
production of "The Bacchae" by
Euripedes. All of the female roles are onstage for most of the
show, and the Chorus of Theban women and the Bacchants are the
heart of "The Bacchae." These characters come from many cultures
and several roles require strong movement and vocal skills. This
is a multiracial production. Copies of the script and other
information are available at www.bacchae.org. Auditions for
women only will be held at Trinity-On-Main, 69 Main Street, New
Britain on Sunday, March 14 at 2:00 p.m., Sunday, March
21 at 2:00 p.m., and Monday, March 22
at 7:00 p.m. Prepared readings are not necessary but come
dressed to engage in movement. Auditions for men and women will
also be held at Hole in the Wall Theater, 116 Main Street, New
Britain on March 28 at 7:00 p.m. For more
information contact director Ted Guhl at 860-269-8122 or via
email at tedguhl@gmail.com
THOMASTON: The Thomaston Opera House announced open
auditions for a Main Stage musical production of
RENT. Auditions for RENT will be held on Sunday,
March 21st and Monday, March 22nd by
appointment. Individuals selected from the auditions on March
21st & 22nd will be required to attend a second call on Tuesday,
March 23rd at 7:00pm. Callbacks will be held on Sunday, March
28th, if needed. The production will be presented beginning
Friday, June 11, 2010 and runs through Sunday, June 27, 2010 for
11 performances (including Thursday evening performances on June
17th & 24th). All roles are open to audition – we are
seeking an ensemble cast of adults for this production. All
those auditioning should prepare a song similar in style to
RENT, or may sing a song from the show. Please bring sheet music
to your song and be sure it includes piano accompaniment. There
will be no taped music or a capella singing – an accompanist
will be provided. Individuals selected from the auditions on
March 21st & 22nd will return on Tuesday, March 23rd for
additional scene work and dance combinations. This production is
directed & choreographed by Sharon A. Wilcox with musical
direction by Dan Ringuette. For additional information or to
schedule an audition appointment, please call 860-283-8558 or
email
rentauditions@thomastonoperahouse.org
WILLIMANTIC:
The Windham Theatre Guild will hold open auditions for the
comedy Harvey . Winner of the Pulitzer
Prize and the basis for one of the greatest films of all time
starring Jimmy Stewart, Harvey tells the story of Elwood P.
Dowd, a mild-mannered friendly fellow who has one little quirk-
his best friend is an invisible, six-foot tall rabbit! This
timeless classic explores Elwood’s vivid imagination in this
joyous romp that bolsters the human spirit. Director—Jonathan
Baine. Sunday, March 21: 2 p.m. to 3:30
by appointment. Please be prepared to stay until 5 p.m. for
group auditions. Monday, March 22: 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. by
appointment. Please be prepared to stay until 9 p.m. for group
auditions. (Possible call back evening, Wednesday, March 24TH)
Burton Leavitt Theatre, 779 Main Street. NEEDED: 6 Men—6
Women for various roles. Character descriptions are available on
the WTG website:
www.windhamtheatreguild.org and on Facebook: “Official
Windham Theatre Guild Group”. Auditions will include:
Readings from the show (provided that evening.) To
schedule an audition appointment or for additional questions:
Please contact Director, Jonathan Baine at
jbaine5735@sbcglobal.net. SHOW DATES: May 21 and 22,
June 4, 5, 6, 10, 11, 12. MORE INFORMATION: Call the Windham
Theatre Guild at 860- 423-2245, or send an e-mail to
www.windhamtheatre@aol.com.
Maine
FREEPORT: Auditions for
our summer production of THE TEMPEST
will be held on Friday, March 12, 2010 from
6:00 pm to 10:00 p.m and Saturday, March 13,
2010 from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm at the Freeport Performing Arts
Center, 30 Holbrook Street, Freeport. Actors are sought
for all roles with the exception of Prospero, which has been
cast. Actors should prepare a two-minute monologue from The
Tempest for the character that most closely suits your type.
Please do not prepare a Prospero monologue. Those
auditioning for Ariel and Stephano should also prepare a brief
acapella song (For Ariel preferably a church hymn and NOT a
contemporary show tune; for Stephano a bawdy or drinking song).
There will be some doubling of roles. Freeport Shakespeare
Festival does not discriminate on the basis of age, race,
gender, sexual identity or disability. All reasonable requests
for accommodation will be made. Please notify the producer when
making your appointment if you require special accommodation for
your audition. The audition facility is completely accessible.
Members of Actors Equity Association may make an appointment by
calling (207) 865-9299 weekdays between the hours of 10 am and 4
pm or by email to the address listed below. Non-Equity Actors
will be seen on a first come basis and will be given time slots
upon arrival at the audition. Actors who are unable to attend
auditions may email a photo and resume to us by March 1, 2010:
jgcarlson@freeportshakespearefestival.org
YORK: Trinity Church
in York Maine will be staging the Gilbert and Sullivan operetta
"Pirates of Penzance" as part of its'
2010 Music and Theatre Summer season. Following in the footsteps
of the very successful "Murder in thr Cathedral" in 2008, this
year's shows will be staged and directed by Tim Robinson with
Musical direction by Jean Stradzes. Auditions for the show will
be held on Saturday, March 13th, starting at
11am at St Georges Episcopal Church in York Harbor, Maine. All
roles are open. If you are interested in auditioning you will
need to bring a headshot, resume, a prepared song (not from the
show) designed to show your range, and the sheet music. You will
also be required to read from the dialogue and may be asked to
move so come dressed comfortably. Directions to the auditions
can be obtained from the church website at
http://stgeorgesyorkharbor.episcopalmaine.org Please arrive
promptly. Any questions feel free to email the director at
whollyterra@hotmail.com
Massachusetts
NEW!!
ACTON (West): Auditions for Theatre III's
Run For Your Wife, Directed by Ed
Knights - Monday,
March 15th, Tuesday
March 16th @ 7:00 PM. Theatre III, 250
Central Street. Performance Dates: May 14,15, 21, 22 at 8:00 PM
and May 16, and 23 at 3:00 PM. Questions: contact
ed_knights@hotmail.com
ARLINGTON:
Audition Notice for
The Odd Couple by Neil
Simon. Directed by John Pease. Wednesday,
March 17 @ 7:00 pm and Saturday,
March 20 @ 1:00 pm
Callbacks: March 20 @ 5:00 pm. Performances: Dress
rehearsal June 10; June 11, 12, 18, 19, @ 8:00 pm, June 13, 20 @
4:00 pm. Rehearsals: Starting late April, rehearsal
schedule to be set by the director. Auditions will be held at
AFD Theatre, 22 Academy Street, Arlington MA 02476. Please
bring headshot and resume PLUS completed Audition Form. Please
have read the play and be prepared to read from the script.
People of all ethnic backgrounds are urged to audition.
Contact the director at johnpease62@comcast.netif you have any
questions about the show or the audition process. Please list
all conflicts on the audition forms
BARRE:
The Barre Players Summer Young Adult Theater announce AUDITIONS
for
Witness For The Prosecution,
a murder/mystery by Agatha Christie. Auditions will be
held at the Barre Players Theater, 64 Common St., Barre, MA on
Saturday,
March 13 at 11 am & Sunday,
March 14 at 1 pm, for those aged
14 thru 24. The cast includes 10 males and 5 females.
There are also minimal or non-speaking parts for males &
females; in addition, some parts could be doubled. Auditions
will consist of cold readings from the script and
improvisational skits. There is a script available for perusal
at the Woods Memorial Library in Barre, MA. Performances will be
June 18, 19, 20 & 25, 26, 27—2010. For more information, please
visit
www.barreplayers.homestead.com –or– call the Director,
Cynthia Beale at 978-355-6669.
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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BOSTON:
March 20-21
from 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM on both days. Located at New
England School of Photography
Headshot Days @
537 Commonwealth
Ave., Boston, MA 02215. Across
from Kenmore
Square T stop.
StageSource Members pay $100, Non-members pay $150. Participants
receive a thirty minute photo session and a thirty minute
editing session. At the end you get a CD with one touched
up photo (one or two major retouches) and up to 20-30 of the
photos taken during your thirty minute photo session.
Prints are available through your photographer as well as
additional services. To arrange for prints or additional
services please speak with your photographer after your session.
Call the StageSource office at
617-720-6066
or visit
www.stagesource.org to
register.Payment is due at time of sign-up.
For more information on this program
visit
/www.stagesource.org/pages/22445_headshot_days.cfm
BOSTON/PORTLAND (OR):
Portland Actors Conservatory is
conducting in-person audition / interviews for our Two Year
professional actor training program in Boston March 25-27. We are offering appointments to acting students who are over 18,
candidates for graduation, and seeking a nationally accredited,
professional actor training program which offers the opportunity
to earn transferable University credit hours.
Portland Actors
Conservatory’s Two Year Program is a fulltime,
32-hour/week intensive immersion in the study of acting. As
Oregon’s only independent professional actor training program
accredited with the
National
Association of Schools of Theatre, we offer
Federal Financial
Aid packages, an extraordinary student/teacher ratio, and
professional performance opportunities in the students’ second
year. Portland, Ore. enjoys a thriving cultural and theater
scene as well as an unparalleled quality of life. Our graduates
work locally and nationally in television, film and theater.
Portland Actors Conservatory is a nondegree granting program for
students at any point in their career who are ready to devote
themselves to their craft. Interviews can be scheduled for
March 25
and 27 at the Royal Sonesta Hotel Boston by appointment between
10:00am
and 6:15pm.
Interested parties should contact
pacinfo@actorsconservatory.com to schedule an
interview.
BOSTON: Children’s Edu-tainer Sought.
Are you spontaneous and funny and have a big heart for
elementary aged children? Can you improv and make people laugh?
Are you a natural entertainer and want to be onstage performing
for hundreds of school audiences every year? We deliver a
powerful, life changing message through an energetic and
exciting character education performance assembly. We believe
that you can teach a child anything if you capture their
imagination. We use humor, storytelling and interactive
kid-friendly performance methods to encourage, teach and
inspire. Job Requirements: • Performing experience, especially
theatre is required. (Those with music performance background
only need not apply); • Previous work with children is a plus; •
MUST be open to weekday travel; • Tobacco/Drug Free Workplace.
Position Benefits: • Meaningful work making a difference in
children’s lives and having fun while you do it; • Full-time
salaried position, no evenings or weekends; • We schedule all
performances, make all the arrangements and pay all the
expenses; • International travel annually; • Excellent Benefits;
• Great Culture. Send your cover letter highlighting why
you would be great at this job, resume (both performance and
nonperformance, acting/theater) and a recent photo to
humresboston@gmail.com.
An existing performance/audition tape (DVD format or You Tube
clips) is a plus but not required. 03
BOSTON: FRUSTRATED is an NYU
Thesis film that will be shot on location in the Boston area,
and will travel the US and international festival circuit upon
its completion. Currently seeking young actors and actresses
ages 9-13 to play various roles. Specifically: MICHAEL: Male,
9-13 years old. An only child who loves to cite his encyclopedic
knowledge of diseases. Although he can sometimes be a
know-it-all, he is compassionate, thoughtful, and possesses a
true excitement for exploration and discovery. He lives with his
mother most of the time, but always looks forward to spending
time with his father. Michael suffers from constipation and
eczema, and he isn’t embarrassed to talk about it; CHRISTINA:
Female, 9-13 years old. A good student and a good friend, with a
love of nature shows, like those on Animal Planet and Discovery
Channel. She is happy to listen to a friend’s problems, and she
knows how to stand up for herself when necessary; KEVIN: Male,
12-15 years old. Tall for his age, Kevin is the star of his
middle school basketball team. He doesn’t do very well in
school, and mostly hangs around with his friend Marty. He acts
tough and likes to break the rules; MARTY: Male, 12-15 years
old. Marty is short and has a peach fuzz mustache. He doesn’t
say much, and he likes to hang around his friend Kevin. He is a
bully and likes to torment the younger kids at his school.
Please email Producer Greg T. Gordon at
greg.t.gordon@gmail.com
for further information. 03
BOSTON: The
StageSource General Auditions
- This year's auditions will
take place June 7,8 and 15 for Non-Equity and
June 14 for Equity. Auditions will be held at Boston
Playwrights' Theatre. Auditioner registration materials will go
out March 15. You must be a current StageSource member in
order to take part in the Non-Equity auditions. For more
information visit
http://www.stagesource.org/pages/1340_stagesource_general_auditions.cfm.
CAMBRIDGE:
The Longwood Players'
CITY OF ANGELS - ACTOR
NEEDED FOR LEADING ROLE. Dates of production: April 23, 24, 29,
30, and May 1, 2010 @ Cambridge YMCA Theatre (Central Square,
directly on Red line). We are immediately seeking an actor to
play the role of Jimmy Powers (true tenor, 25-45). A classic
crooner, smooth and suave in voice and presence (though hiding a
set of false teeth), he starts as a charming vocalist, but ends
up as a smarmy scene-stealer who drives both Stone and Stine
crazy. To set up an audition time, please email the production
manager, Vilas Sridharan
(vilas.sridharan@gmail.com,
617.877.3868). For more information about the show and The
Longwood Players, please visit
www.longwoodplayers.org.
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CHESTNUT HILL:
Strong male and female singers age 13-adult needed for
New England premiere of Missionaries
by Elizabeth Swados, a choral drama / musical in concert based
on the lives, letters, and journals of four American church
women killed in El Salvador in 1980. Some solo parts. No
stipend. Non-equity. Auditions April 9
(7-9 pm) and April 10
(9-11 am) at Boston College Liturgy Arts Group Office,
McElroy 213, with callbacks April 12 & 13, 7-9pm. Rehearsals
Tuesday evenings starting mid-September. Concert dates December
3 and 4 at the Church of St. Ignatius of Loyola (Boston College
campus) in honor of the 30th anniversary of the women's deaths.
Please see
www.missionariesboston.org for more information.
FOXBORO:
The Un-Common Theatre Co announces auditions for Improv Soup, their teen improvisational troupe.
Students currently in 8th-10th grade may make an appointment to
audition on Sunday March 28th from 5 - 5.45pm. Improv Soup is one of the few teen Improv Troupes in
Massachusetts and is currently in their twelfth
season. The troupe performs long and short form Improv, based on
audience suggestions, rehearses weekly on Sunday evenings and
performs one Friday a month during the school year. Email
uncommontheatre@verizon.net to make an appointment giving
your name, phone #, email address and grade or call
(508)698-3098 or check the web site
www.uncommontheatre.org
for more information.
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
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
NEW!!
MANSFIELD: Un-Common is delighted
to announce the first of it's auditions for this year's summer
shows. "Romeo and Juliet"
will be directed by Un-Common Alumni and Hofstra University
Junior, Keith Pinault of Mansfield. Likely written early
in his career, "Romeo and Juliet" is one of Shakespeare's most
well-known tragedies. The now-famous plot, concerning two young
"star-crossed lovers" torn apart by their feuding families, has
become a fixture of popular culture. The Montagues and Capulets
have been mortal enemies for as long as anyone can remember, and
violence still plagues the divided city they both call home.
during an uneasy peace, the unthinkable happens: a Montague,
Romeo falls for a Capulet, Juliet, and the two conspire to make
a life for themselves, but the culture of hate that surrounds
them is impossible to escape. Using the backdrop of modern-day
Belfast, a city whose old wounds still keep it deeply divided,
this production seeks to bring out the youth and beauty of the
play while making it relevant to a contemporary audience.
Rehearsals will be held in Foxboro & Mansfield, Ma starting in
late May, 2010 and the show will be performed at The Orpheum
Theatre, Foxboro, Ma from June 24 - 27, 2010. Auditions
will be held by appointment only on Wednesday
March 31st
from 6pm iwith callbacks on Thursday April 1st at 6pm. If you
are physically unable to attend the auditions please contact us
by email or phone for information on presenting a video
audition. Auditioners should be between ages 16 - 21 and should
prepare a 1-2 minute dramatic monologue. Shakespeare (or any
other classical text) is highly recommended. To make an audition
appointment, or for information on a video audition, please
contact Chris Lowey at email
uncommontheatre@verizon.net or call (508)698-3098 leaving
your name, age, grade or year in college, phone number and email
address. We will get back to you with an audition time and more
details.
MARSHFIELD:
Sunday,
March 21st, 1:00 PM & Monday,
March 22nd, 7:30 PM - Thornton
Wilder’s
Our Town. Performance
Dates June 18/19 and 25/26. The classic slice-of-life
drama of small-town America at the dawn of the 1900’s. This
production, though still within Wilder’s time setting, and with
few props and no scenery, will embrace a contemporary and
dynamic playing style to bring the story closer to the lives of
today’s audience. Directed by Michael Pevzner. Auditions at: The
Zone Theater ~ 822 Webster Street. NO APPOINTMENTS NECESSARY.
Auditions reading from script; one-minute contemporary monologue
welcome, but not necessary. Go to
www.bayplayers.org for
directions and a list of character roles. For more info: Call
339-793-1027 or e-mail
movieshorts@aol.com
READING: Donna Corbett is looking
for 7 exceptional actors who love Shakespeare enough to have
some fun with the Bard’s words thanks to Don Nigro's
The Curate Shakespeare As You Like It.
Auditions are
21 and 22 March - Sunday and
Monday at 7pm at the QP Playhouse. The audition readings will be
from the script plus a few interesting monologs or news items
will be provided for cold readings. Please email
donna.corbett@hp.com
and I will work out a way to let you borrow a script prior to
auditions. www.qptheater.com
SALEM: 2010 will be
History Alive!'s 19th
season of producing original, audience-interactive pieces about
New England’s past. SHOW DESCRIPTIONS: CRY INNOCENT The year is
1692. Bridget Bishop has been accused of witchcraft and the
audience sits on the Puritan jury. They hear the historical
testimonies, cross-examine the witnesses and decide the verdict.
The actors respond in character to all comments and questions,
revealing much about the Puritan mind. Cry Innocent is the
longest continuously-running show north of Boston and has been
featured on the Discovery Channel, the Travel Channel, A&E,
Nickelodeon, TLC, NPR, BBC, CNN and MTV; Spiritways: A Night in
Besieged Salem Village is our contribution to Salem's "Haunted
Happenings" festival. Held at night in Pioneer Village, Forest
River Park, Spiritways is an unnerving nighttime immersion into
the world of the infamous "afflicted girls". Not a haunted
house, but not a play with a linear story, it is a recreation of
the possible interior world of some of those who ignited and
propelled the infamous Salem witchcraft hysteria. A frightening
piece with history as it's foundation and education as it's
goal—education in a visceral, tangible way. Tour Guides at
Pioneer Village. Built in 1930, Pioneer Village is America's
oldest living history museum. Tour guides will interpret the
lives of those who settled in Salem in the 1620's and 30's.
TRAINING, PAY, SCHEDULING Positions are paid hourly. Rehearsals
will be paid with a small stipend. Classes to enhance the
rehearsal process may be available for college credit or for
audit. Rehearsals and classes will be scheduled between May 20
and June 28. Performances begin in early July and run through
mid-November. Roles are doubled and enough actors are hired to
make for some flexibility in scheduling. AUDITION TIME / DATE
Sunday,
March 14th. 1:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m.
Please arrive at 1:00 and plan to stay for the whole session.
Auditions will consist of ensemble games and script readings.
Call backs and interviews (by invitation after auditioning)
March 15–25. AUDITION LOCATION The Old Town Hall, 32 Derby
Square, Salem, MA 01970. The entrance to the building is on the
Essex Street side. More Information:
http://www.gordon.edu/historyalive. Questions?
Contact:
sarah.hartlett@gordon.edu
NEW!!
SAUGUS: 3/14 (7pm)
& 3/17 (10:30am) -
PROPS @ Theatre Company
of Saugus, MEG Building, 54 Essex St. -
http://tcsaugus.home.comcast.net
WALTHAM: 3/22-23 - Doubt: A Parable
@ Hovey Players, Abbott Memorial Theater, 9 Spring St. -
www.hoveyplayers.com
WAYLAND: The Vokes Players of
Wayland announce auditions for the classic play Hedda
Gabler
by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Doug Sanders. Auditions will be by
appointment on Sunday, March 14th from 4:00pm to 8:00pm, and
Monday, March 15th starting from 7:00pm, at Beatrice Herford ' s Vokes Theatre, Route 20. Callbacks are
scheduled for Tuesday, 16th at 7:00pm. Please call 617-817-6345,
or send email to
judylwood@comcast.net and leave a message for Judy Wood with
your preferred audition date and time (or question). For more
information, visit the Vokes Players’ website:
www.vokesplayers.org.
WELLESLEY:
The Wellesley Players are pleased to announce that they are
seeking applicants for the position of director for their
November 2010 production of Ken Kesey's One
Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest.
Interested applicants should email their resume and letter of
interest to Marian Morrison at
mzm1@comcast.net. Deadline for submissions:
3/15/10.
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.
Deadline for submissions: 4/15/10.
New Hampshire
NEW!!
NASHUA: The award-winning Nashua Actorsingers are now accepting submissions for
Directors
for the Fall Show, Aida. All
rehearsals and performances will be held in Nashua, NH.
Interested applicants should send their resumes to
secretary@actorsingers.org by the deadline of March 12th.
Applicants will be contacted and interviews
will be scheduled by appointment on March 16th. The performances
for Aida are will be held during the first two weekends in
November 2010. We are looking for experienced Directors, Music
Directors, and Choreographers who are committed to bringing the
highest quality theatre to enrich and enhance the community at
large. Team and individual applications will be accepted. Please
send any inquiries about the production or stipend pay available
to the above e-mail address.
MISC: Pilot TV series (non-union, unpaid)
featuring regional bands to begin on location filming in the
Concord New Hampshire area late spring early summer production
schedule. Here is a opportunity for your band and style of music
to be appreciated by the crowds. Bands picked will be
interviewed prior to going on stage. Note bands will receive no
compensation for their performance, however will have great
exposure on regional broadcast television, and perhaps national
exposure, bands will be able to sell their cds and other
marketing material at the shows. All bands must play their own
original music in order to be filmed for the show, you can play
some cover music however only your original music will be
featured on the show. Please send samples of your music
to: Joseph P. Cummings, Autumn Drive Productions LLC,PO Box
1218, Amherst, NH 03031-1218.
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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
KINGSTON: OPEN Casting CALL for The State Ballet of
Rhode Island’s 50th Anniversary Performances of
GISELLE. The State Ballet of RI is looking for 1
or 2 male SUPERNUMERARIES to perform a pantomime role of Prince
of Courland, father of Bathilde. Here is your opportunity to
gain experience and build your theatrical resume while
performing alongside the artists of SBRI! What is a
SUPERNUMERARY? · Supernumeraries, aka, “supers,” are the extras
of the ballet world. SBRI is looking for 1 or 2 male volunteers,
at least 5’ 9” in height, to perform a walk-on, non-dancing,
unpaid role. Theatre and/or dance experience are helpful, but
not required. Audition Dates & Times:
March 13th & 20 12:30pm-1:30pm or by appointment in not
available for above times, by calling 401-334-2560 or emailing
info@stateballet.com.
Rehearsal Schedule [starting March 21st] - Generally, Fridays
7-9:15pm, and Sundays 12:30-3:30pm [Flexible rehearsal
schedule]; Technical/Dress Rehearsal @ RIC – Thursday, May 13,
2010 @ 3:30pm. Performance Schedule: Friday, May 14, 2010 @
10:00am, Friday, May 14, 2010 @ 8:00pm, Saturday, May 15, 2010 @
2:30pm. Cast varies per assigned performance. For
additional information or to join SBRI’s e-mailing list, please
contact Ana Marsden Fox, Executive Director, at
info@stateballet.com.
The story of the ballet, Giselle, can be found on our website:
www.stateballet.com.
Vermont
NEW!!
ALBANS: FCTC is holding auditions
for it's summer production, "Narnia the Musical".
We are in need of 7 men 2 boys ages 9+ 3 women 2 girls ages 8+
13 gender neutral roles ages 8 - 80+. First Congregational
Church (27 Church Street St. Albans, VT 05478) March 19
7pm-9pm and March 20
1pm 3pm. Something for everyone: Song, Dance, Speaking, and The
Strong Silent Type. Auditions will consist of readings from the
script as well as a song of your choice. Please bring your song
selection and accompaniment with you. If you do not have a song
selection a well know tune will be provided for you. For more
info visit WWW.FCTCVT.ORG
or contact Producer Jennifer Martin at (802) 879-2867.
NEW!!
BURLINGTON:
FCTC is holding auditions for it's summer production, "Narnia
the Musical". We are in need of 7
men 2 boys ages 9+ 3 women 2 girls ages 8+ 13 gender neutral
roles ages 8 - 80+. First Baptist Church (81 St. Paul Street
Burlington, VT 05401) March 20
7pm-9pm March 21 1pm-3pm.
Something for everyone: Song, Dance, Speaking, and The Strong
Silent Type. Auditions will consist of readings from the script
as well as a song of your choice. Please bring your song
selection and accompaniment with you. If you do not have a song
selection a well know tune will be provided for you. For more
info visit WWW.FCTCVT.ORG
or contact Producer Jennifer Martin at (802) 879-2867.
COLCHESTER & FAIRFAX: FCTC Announces
Auditions for a Radio Theater Dramatization of The
Maltese Falcon - March 10,11 & 12
from 7-9pm. March 10 will be held at Lake Champlain Access
Television Studios on Prim Road in Colchester; March 11&12 will
be held at BFA-Fairfax High School. Parts are 6 men, 3 women, 2
gender indifferent Details:
http://fctcvt.org/MF-Audition-Details.htm. (Since this
is a radio drama, emphasis will be placed on vocal flexibility
and fundamental reading skills as opposed to physical
characteristics. This means age and appearance are very much
secondary. The director wants sonorous tones and seamless
delivery.) Cold reading. No age or physical limitations.
Rehearsals to start in late March or early April. Performance
dates are April 29-May 1. For more info, email
info@fctcvt.org, call (802)
425-6331, or visit us on the web:
www.fctcvt.org.
STOWE: Auditions for Stowe Theatre Guild's The 25th Annual Putnam County
Spelling Bee will be
Friday evening, March 19th
(6 pm to 9 pm) and Saturday, March 20th
(either 9 am to noon or 1 pm to 4 pm.). The first twenty people
who sign up for each time period will be guaranteed an audition
slot. Walk-ins will be accommodated if space permits, however
auditioners may not get to audition in the time slot they
prefer. Therefore, it is strongly encouraged to sign up ahead of
time for one of these three slots for the best auditioning
opportunity. See contact information below, or reply to this
email. Please visit
www.stowetheatre.com for
audition information. Click on the Audition Information link.
Audition materials, including readings, musical selections and
character descriptions may be found on the website, and are also
available at local libraries. Plan to have fun at these
auditions! Come dressed as your favorite character, and be
prepared to share a special talent of your choice. All those
auditioning will be asked to read, sing, and participate in
movement activities as well. PLEASE NOTE: Due to character
requirements, all auditioners must be at least 15 years old at
the date of the auditions. Auditions will be held at Stowe's
Town Hall Theatre, located on the second floor of the Akeley
Memorial Building, 67 Main St., Stowe, Vermont. To pre-register
call 802-253-3961 or e-mail
info@stowetheatre.com.
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are now available! (Deadline:
April 2, 2010).
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