Wednesday, December 14, 2011

Auditions: Wednesday, December 14, 2011

This post contains auditions posted on Wednesday, December 14, 2011.

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Auditions Announced for CHICAGO THE MUSICAL

Auditions for Theatre in the Grove's production
of CHICAGO THE MUSICAL are January 8, 9 and 10 at
7:00pm at Theatre In The Grove, 2028 Pacific Avenue in Forest Grove.

Needed are adult women and men 18+ years old. Due
to mature themes, no minors will be auditioned.

No appointments necessary.

Auditions will consist of cold readings from the
script. Please prepare a one minute Broadway
style song and be ready to sing. Please bring
sheet music or an accompaniment CD. An accompanist will be available.

Please wear comfortable clothing and be prepared
to dance. You may prepare a 30 second solo
routine to showcase your dance talent.

Call backs are at the discretion of the Director.

All roles are volunteer.

CHICAGO THE MUSICAL opens April 13th and runs
through April 29th, 2012 on Friday and Saturday
evenings at 8:00pm and Sunday matinees at 2:30pm.

For more information please email
info@theatreinthegrove.org or visit
www.theatreinthegrove.org.

Characters:

Velma Kelly - A vaudevillian and murderess who is
on trial for killing her cheating husband and
sister. She is represented by Billy Flynn and
competes with Roxie Hart over him. Age Range 25 – 40.

Roxanne "Roxie" Hart - A wannabe vaudevillian and
murderess who kills her ex-boyfriend after a spat
and is sent to jail. Age Range 18 – 30.

William "Billy" Flynn - Velma and Roxie's lawyer
who has a perfect track record and makes
celebrities of his clients to win sympathy and
sway public opinion. Age Range 30 – 50.

Amos Hart - Roxie's faithful and good-natured,
but simple husband whom nobody pays attention to.
He spends most of the play trying to make Roxie
take interest in him or even just acknowledge his existence. Age Range 25 - 40.

Matron "Mama" Morton The matron of the Cook
County Jail who believes that all favors she
gives should be reciprocated. Age Range 35 – 70.

Mary Sunshine - The newspaper reporter who
follows the trials of both Roxie Hart and Velma
Kelly. May be played by either a male (as a
woman) or female. Must be able to sing a high B natural. Age Range 35 – 70.

Male and Female Ensemble (Any age) Must be sexy,
strong dancers with strong singing voices and
acting skills. Will play: Fred Casely, Sergeant
Fogarty, Liz, Annie, June, Hunyak (Hungarian
accent), Mona, Go-To-Hell Kitty, Harry, The
Doctor, Aaron, The Judge, The Bailiff, Martin
Harrison, Court Clerk, and The Jury.

Reply to: info@theatreinthegrove.org
Link
Source: PDX Backstage

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Two Female Voice Talents Needed

Hi!

Circumstances have changed, and we are now looking for two new female voices for our Fertile Ground production of "Cate

Darringer."

Both voices need to be able to do both a young woman of around 20 and an older woman of 40.

Look forward to hearing from you!

Enjoy!

Sally

Reply to: sqmanders@yahoo.com

Source: PDX Backstage

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CASTING Table Read for TV Pilot Pitch (to be taped)

Holiday Greetings Everyone :)

I am ramping up to do a staged reading (probably in January)
that will be recorded in audio and probably video
to use as part of my Pitch Package in LA for this show.

TILL THERE WAS YOU, is an 1hr Dramady:
already was a semi-finalist in SCRIPTAPALOOZA.
(Think NOISES OFF meets Larry Sanders...)

It has been well-liked by the producers I have already sent it to I am looking to make an alliance with. The studios are hungry

for content and timing is right now.

Current Intention:
Put it on audio and video as a pitch tool, because it is such a deep ensemble piece
and better heard/seen than just read I am finding!

Future Intention:
Sell it to be shot in the NWest.
( have a lot of industry contacts from my days on Northern Exposure, if they
could do it, so can we!)

Rehearsal -
1 Readthru - before we shoot. Probably on a weekend here in Lake Oswego.

Then, Table Read will probably be towards the end of January on a weekend.

Pay:
I wish there could be pay for this.
HOWEVER! Actors chosen will be given a gift 1 Hour of my coaching time
($225 value) That ain't bad, now is it? ;) Still gives you value for your
valuable time and energy which I believe as actors we should all get. It can
be on crafting career goals, success, confidence in auditions, or mono/scene work.

Certainly will be great to have seen a stable of actors I like for the future potential.
(some of the key roles are already promised to actors I have worked
with in the past, some are still open) Everyone I like, I guarantee
I will remember.

Send:
Pics and Resume to:
JEM Enterprises P.O. Box 810, Lake Oswego, OR 97034
(yeaaaa, it's the old fashioned way, but better for casting for me!)

The Auditions will be reading from the script, no monologues.
(I just don't believe we do as well without another actor to re-act with!)

CAST Breakdown: (this is very much an Ensemble Cast)

MEN
AL, The Stage Manager: Late 40's something, harried, time never on his side, quick-witted

JOE: 40's something intimidating African American Actor, big build also good if you have it

DON DANDY: Late 40's early 50's, the Crab King (Southern Accent) charming, innocent, starstruck

JIMMY: The Intern, 20's or to look 20's, all enthusiasm and perk

HENRY: 50's, The Studio SUIT (smaller roll in pilot) will also read
THE ANNOUNCER: Think radio days and maaa mey mee mo mooo...

HUGH HARRINGTON: 40's, movie-star good looks, what America doesn't know- he is gay (tho not swish

ROBERT KENDALL: 40's Lawyer, kind, naive, soft-spoken, TALL

WOMEN:
SCRIPT GIRL: Early 30's, Thin, nervous, Jewish, quirky

SOPHIE MAZZARINO: 40's sommmewhere, busty, boozy, bossy, ex-lounge singer

VIVIAN: Late 30s, British bombshell, leggy, ascending the ladder of stardom the leggy way

Narrator: (Man or Woman, Voiceover work preferred)
This will be the person reading the Stage Directions, this is a CRUCIAL part of the
reading and one of the most valuable things you can do for this project. The pace is fast and
furious, how it is read SO important.

Reply to: jemactor@gmail.com

Source: PDX Backstage

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Auditions for Tuesdays with Morrie

December 19, Public House Theatre Company is holding auditions for Tuesdays with Morrie, the true story of sports columnist

Mitch Albom and retired sociologist professor Morrie Schwartz. Based on the bestselling novel, the play chronicles the lessons

about life that Mitch learns from his former professor and mentor, who has developed a terminal disease. Tuesdays with Morrie

is directed by Dustin Milberg.

Cast

Mitch - 35-50 sports writer. Energetic, passionate, reserved yet emotionally driven.

Morrie - 65 - 80 former sociology professor. Dying of ALS, full of life on the inside, wise and sensitive.

Auditions will be held at CoHo Theater (2257 NW Raleigh St.) on Monday, December 19 from 6-9PM by appointment only. Please

bring an additional headshot and resume to the audition, and prepare one 60 second monologue. AEA actors will be allowed two

minutes.

Rehearsals begin March 5, and the production runs April 6-28. There will be no performance on Sunday, April 8. Actors will receive a stipend and one AEA umbrella contract is available.

Reply to: Email a pdf or jpg of your headshot and resume to auditions@publichousetheatre.org or call 503-922-0532 to schedule an appointment.

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Auditions Dec 19th - BroadArts Theatre

BroadArts Theatre seeks musical actresses for our upcoming production of Bunkin With You in the Afterlife, an ecumenical lesbian

cowgirl musical by Jody Seay. Rehearsals to begin immediately with performances scheduled through the end of Feb.

Auditions will be held by appointment only Monday Dec 19th 7-9pm.

Thank You!

Reply to: Please email headshot and resume to Melinda@broadarts.org to be considered for an appt.

Source: PDX Backstage

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