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This website provides information about auditions to be held in the Ann Arbor, Michigan area. That area includes Washtenaw County, Michigan and the counties of Southeastern Michigan. Please don't enter audition information for events outside that area. Auditions for films, dance, theater, opera, improv, and similar activities of interest to theatrical actors, directors and designers are welcome. Postings for design, technical, logistic and administrative work are also welcome.
These auditions are completed. They are posted here for historical interest. As you browse through these listings, you may find companies that are of interest to you. Also, note that some companies audition at approximately the same times each year. This listing may help you identify companies you may wish to contact about their future plans.
Listings will normally appear very roughly in reverse chronological order by entry date. That order may be thoroughly scrambled at times!
For Detailed information about Gypsy visit SalineAreaPlayers.com The Story: Gypsy is the story of Mama Rose and her two daughters, the talented June and the less-gifted Louise. Rose, the iron-willed stage mother pushes her children toward stardom on the vaudeville stage and lets nothing stand in their way. They are joined along the way by troupes of children and an agent, the long-suffering Herbie, who just wants to settle down with Rose. Throughout their tours across the country, success is no closer than when they started. As the years go by, June elopes with the star male dancer, Tulsa. Later, as the dream of success crumbles further, Herbie and the rest of the crew leave Rose so that Louise is all that is left to fulfill Rose's dreams of fame. Never giving up, Rose thrusts her shy daughter into the world of burlesque. Soon Louise becomes world famous as the greatest strip tease artist of all time, Miss Gypsy Rose Lee, but at a cost to all involved including Rose. The Music: Gypsy has been hailed as one of the greatest musical ever written and includes one of Broadway's most thrilling musical scores with the immortal standards "Let Me Entertain You," "Some People," and "Everything's Coming Up Roses," plus "You'll Never Get Away from Me," "If Momma Was Married," "All I Need Is the Girl," "You Gotta Get A Gimmick" and "Together Wherever We Go." Gypsy's musical score must rank as one of the theater's best and its overture, one of the most exciting of all time. Female Roles: Character (age range) description Rose - (40-60) Very Strong Actress. Powerful Mezzo/Alto with solid low notes and belting capability. Minimal Dancing Louise - (18-30 ) Versatile singer and actress. Must be able to portray a 12-year-old tomboy and a 25-year-old super-model. Strong dancer & performer. June (14-30) Flexible actress and singer. High kicks, baton twirling and the splits a plus. Jon Benet Ramsey on steroids. Baby June - (6-12) Showy dance/performance skills. High kicks, baton twirling and the splits desirable. Loves to be in the spotlight. Baby Louise - (8-14) Moderate singer/dancer. Shy and always pushed aside for the star, Baby June. Tessie Tura - (20's to 50's) Character actress and singer. Gritty Burlesque belter with ballet skills and bump & grind moves. Class with a capital K. Mazeppa - (20's to 50's) Alto belter, possibly with trumpet-playing ability. Bump & grind dancing. Brassy Burlesque broad. Physically intimidating. Electra - (20's to 50's) Character actress/singer and dancer. Electrifying costume gimmick. Toreadorables/Hollywood Blonds: (12-24) Some acting and singing. Minimal dance Agnes Marjorie May Delores Thelma Edna Geraldine Show Girls: (18-30) Posing skills with minimal dance and singing. Placard Girls (18-30) Open each scene with a sign (placard) in the spotlight. Vanna White & Carol Merrill Non-Singing Female Roles: Miss Cratchitt (30-70)– a sharp witted secretary Renee (20-40) a stereotypical French maid. French dialect Waitress at Chinese Restaurant Hotel Guests Restaurant Patrons Stage Mothers Clara/ Clarence – a clarinet player in Uncle Jocko's Kiddie Show Balloon Girl -a specialty act in Uncle Jocko's Kiddie Show Auditioning Girls at Jocko's Kiddie Show Male Roles: Herbie - (40-60) Baritone. Minimal dance, Strong actor. Rose's love interest. An easy going guy who gets stepped on by Rose and eventually shows his backbone. Tulsa - (17-30) High Baritone with very strong dance skills, tap & jazz. Young Gene Kelly Yonkers (17-30) Good singer & dancer. Minimal Acting. Angie (17-30) Good singer & dancer. Minimal Acting. L.A. (17-30) Good singer & dancer. Minimal Acting. Farmboys (17-30) Good singers & dancers. Newsboys (6-12) Some singing dancing and acting needed. Boyscouts (6-12) Singing only Non-Singing Male Roles: Uncle Jocko (30-70)– a sleazy vaudeville kiddie show host George - Uncle Jocko's flabbergasted stage manager Mr. Weber – a no-nonsense vaudeville producer Mr. Kringelein – a pompous hotel manager Mr. Goldstone – a mild-mannered, timid man Cigar – a crusty, old, cigar-smoking burlesque producer Pastey – a smart-ass stagehand punk Phil – Gypsy's press agent Monsieur Bougeron Couchon -Vogue Magazine Reporter/Photographer Rich Man (non-speaking) Hotel Guests Auditioning Boys at Jocko's Kiddie Show Clara/ Clarence – a clarinet player in Uncle Jocko's Kiddie Show
Immanuel Lutheran Church, 1510 W. Michigan Avenue, Jackson, MI & Lily Missionary Baptist Church, 1117 Deyo St., Jackson, MI Production is an event of Jackson's Big Read where everyone in the county will be reading, listening, discussing or viewing "To Kill a Mockingbird". Mary Badham who played Scout in the movie will be present on opening night. There are parts for 1 young girl, 2 young boys (8-12); 12 men - 2 African-American (one age 25-35, one 50-60)- 10 Caucasian (ages 35-65); 5 women - 1 African-American (age 45-60); 4 Caucasian (Ages 40-80). The play takes place in 1935 Alabama and has a strong racial theme. Atticus Finch, a lawyer in the Depression-era South, defends a black man against an undeserved rape charge, and his kids against prejudice.
looking for actors to fill 5 men and 6 women roles. Age range is young adult to serniors, in both genders. There is one lead role, a male, late 20's or appearing so. This is a great show with great language. Very very funny.
MCRT To Replace The Eunuch With Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons) The Michigan Classical Repertory Theatre will hold auditions for its spring production of Christopher Hampton’s play Les Liaisons Dangereuses (Dangerous Liaisons) based on the classic novel by Choderlos de Laclos, Sunday, December 17th at 4:00 p.m. at the Riverside Arts Center at 76 N. Huron Street in Ypsilanti. There are roles for 4 men and 6 women ages 16-80. One Equity Contract will be available. Production dates are March 1-11, 2007 at the Riverside Arts Center in Ypsilanti. The show will be directed by MCRT President, Wendy Wright. The complex moral ambiguities of seduction and revenge made “Les Liaisons dangereuses” (1782) one of the most scandalous and controversial novels in European literature and Christopher Hampton’s brilliant theatrical adaptation has preserved the satanic magnetism of the twin conspirators while going all out for social comedy. Its prime movers, the Vicomte de Valmont and the Marquise de Merteuil--gifted, wealth, and bored--form an unholy alliance and turn seduction into a game. And they play this game with such wit and style that it is impossible not to admire them, until they discover mysterious rules that they cannot understand. In the ensuing battle there can be no winners, and the innocent suffer with the guilty For more detailed information or if you are interested, but cannot make the audition date, please contact Wendy Wright at (734) 276-7166.
Roles for 10 men and 1 woman plus island spirits. Many male roles may be cast as women. Those interested in Ariel, Caliban, Stephano or featured ensemble should prepare 16 bars of a song to sing a capella. Visit www.a2ct.org for additional information and character descriptions.
Playing Around is a contest for full-length original scripts and is intended to assist playwrights with development of new works. The contest is open to all. Two winners will receive a staged reading of their play. Contest Deadline is March 1, 2007. For complete details and contest rules please visit -- http://www.a2ct.org/files/show/playingaroundrules.htm
Jesus in the Hood is based on the Gospel according to Luke. What would happen if Jesus was born today in Southwest Detroit? What would he be like? His life? There is a large cast in this show, everyone that is interested please call (313) 967-0999 to sign up for an audition time. Walk-ins are welcome. All acting roles receive stipend pay.
My name is Maggie Glass and I am directing a short film to be premiered at the Lightworks Film Festival at the University of Michigan. I am seeking a woman (age 35-55) to play the Mother character and a man (40-60) to play the Father character. The film is a collection of memories and anecdotes regarding childhood and family. Some of the film will consist of drawn animation, so if you are interested in voice-over work as well, this is an excellent venue. If you would like to set up an audition time or look at the script, please feel free to e-mail me at MaggieGlass@Gmail.com Thank you for your time.
Shakespeare's original romantic comedy of revenge, restoration and redemption set on an enchanted island! Some of the most elegant poetry and comical prose ever written, by history's greatest wordsmith and dramatist. Please see the AACT audition page for this show at http://www.a2ct.org/files/participate/audition.htm#The_Tempest for additional details. Gender-blind and non-traditional casting possible for many roles. Several excellent cameo roles have been combined into multi-character opportunities for 'ensemble.' Audition will consist of cold readings from the play selected by the director. No prepared material necessary. If you are auditioning for the characters of Ariel, Caliban or Stephano, or for featured roles in the ensemble, be prepared to sing a short (16 bars) a cappella selection of your choice, and briefly demonstrate your ability to move well on stage. Possible callbacks on 1/9/07 at 7:00 p.m.
Four couples are invited to celebrate the tenth wedding anniversary of a deputy New York City mayor and his wife. However, upon arrival, their host is found unconscious with a bullet wound graze to his head, his wife is missing, and nothing is prepared for the party. As each couple arrive, new fun twists occur to attempt to solve the mystery in this wild, fast-paced comedy. Roles for 5 men and 5 women of varying ages. Please visit our website http://chelseaareaplayers.org for a complete character breakdown.
Parallel Lives is a smart, provocative exploration of the sexes as they struggle through the common rituals of life. There are roles for two-four women ages 18 and up. Attend one of the two regular auditions; be available for callbacks Monday, December 11 from 5:30-7pm. Parallel Lives is a part of A2CT's Studio Series. All performances will take place in the intimate A2CT Studio Theater.
(Description from Dramatic Publishing) M*A*S*H stands for Mobile Army Surgical Hospital, and joining it are two unpredictable madcaps, Hawkeye and Duke. They can't be dealt with casually, however, because they are also two of the best chest surgeons in South Korea. They decide to wage a campaign to get a young Korean to the United States and entered in a good school. The thread of this effort helps tie together the pileup of comic adventures that pyramid right before the eyes of your astonished and hysterical audience!
Set in four different city hotel rooms, Guy, a writer, prior to getting married, sets off on a journey to reunite with four old girlfriends with the intent of cleaning up any unresolved issues and making sure there are no hard feelings.
Auditions for Abstraction Theatre's second production, Nineteen Variations on Hamlet, will be held Saturday, December 16th, from noon - 2 in Study Room #6 of the Kalamazoo Public Library, 315 S. Rose. Roles available: Claudius, Polonius, and Narrator (female, high school or college student). Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script, but if you want to dazzle us with a Shakespearean monologue, feel free. Nineteen Variations on Hamlet will be performed at FIRE in March, 2007. Rehearsals will begin soon after the New Year. There will be some small compensation for the actors, depending on ticket sales.
AUDITION NOTICE—JET THEATRE We will be casting It Should Be by Ted Herstand on: Wednesday, November 29 Callbacks TBA Friday, December 1 First rehearsal is Tuesday, January 2, 2007; time TBA First performance is Tuesday, January 23 Closing performance is Sunday, February 18 This is a play which was done in our annual Festival of new Plays 2 years ago. It will be directed by the playwright, Ted Herstand. Auditions will be cold readings from the script. Perusal copies available at the JET office. Call 248-788-2900 M-F from 10 AM—5 PM to schedule an appointment. Playwright's descriptions: Mama-pre-cast Papa-70, Mama's husband, slight, mild mannered, Yiddish accent Muriel--44, their daughter, matronly, lives with Mama & Papa as do her husband & children Irwin--49 Muriel's husband, nervous, energetic, grooms himself like George Raft Harold--11, Muriel & Irwin's son, plump Sister--16, Muriel & Irwin's daughter, plump Becky--50 Mama & Papa's older daughter, bleached-blond Benny--28 Becky's son, nice looking, lives with Mama & Papa Herman Berger (pronounced Berzhay) 65, Becky's "mam-friend" short, plump, studied politeness and refinement, Yiddish accent Shmuelevitz--60 building owner-superintendent, somewhat unkempt, Yiddish accent Cecily Smith--26, thin, plain, pleasant.
The story: Two brothers have fallen in love. The older brother is courting the courtesan who lives next door. His rival is an army officer that is currently in her favor based on the gift of a slave girl. The younger brother caught a glimpse of this slave girl and it is “love at first sight”. At the passing suggestion of their household slave, the younger brother switch clothes with the Eunuch his brother is presenting to the courtesan in order to gain access to the slave girl that has smitten him. The courtesan believes the slave girl is really a free-born citizen who was stolen by pirates and she is attempting to reunite her with her brother. Will the younger brother be found out? Will the courtesan chose the army officer over the older brother? Is the slave girl really a free-born citizen and will she be reunited with her brother? Will everything be worked out before the boys’ father arrives home from a rest in the country? Roles Women Thais (20-30) – a courtesan Pythias (20-60) – the housekeeper slave of Thais Dorias (20-60) – a maid slave to Thais Sophrona (40-80) – an old nurse of Pamphila Non-speaking Pamphila (16-20) – slave girl given to Thais by the officer African Slave girl (18-30) – slave girl given to Thais by the older brother Men Phaedria (20-30) – the older brother Parmeno (20-60) – the house slave of the two brothers Chaerea (16-20) – the younger brother Laches* (40-60) – the boys’ father Thraso (30-60) – an army officer Gnatho (20-60) – a parasite (attends to Thraso) Chremes (20-30) – Pamphila’s brother Antipho* (16-20) – Chaerea’s friend Dorus* (40-60) – the real Eunuch Private Donax (20-40) – member of Thraso’s army Corporal Sanga (20-40) – member of Thraso’s army Non-speaking Private Simalio (20-40) – member of Thraso’s army Private Syriscus (20-40) – member of Thraso’s army *May be doubled as the soldiers
See www.spotlightplayers.net for specific character description. Bring non-returnable photo, resume, and shoes you can dance in. A photo can be taken for $1 at auditon. Everyone who is cast must become a paid member of Spotlight Players ($20) before the first read-though or the role will be recast.
Audition “Customer’s Always Right” Potential National Television Sitcom Series Schedule your audition time and date today. Audition: November 17-19, 2006 Where: Jameson Inn of Henderson 400 N. Cooper Dr. Henderson, North Carolina 27536 Phone: 252-430-0247 Paying Job!!! Up to SAG rates!!! Please call and schedule your audition time. You will also need to know what role you will be auditioning for. Come to the audition with at least 2 headshots and resumes. If you don’t have an up to date headshot or picture of yourself there will be someone there to take a Polaroid picture of you for $2. You can check out all casting info at www.freeactingtips.com and click on Customer’s Always Right.
We will be casting five women ranging in age from 20-55. For further information, please contact our office @ 734-446-5843 or by emailing ActEdTheatre@aol.com.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR ACTORS AND A DIRECTOR FOR A STUDENT FILM CALLED "THE INSIDE" THIS IS NOT A PAYING JOB YOU WILL RECIVE CREDIT AND A DVD COPIE OF THE FILM
Chelsea Area Players are seeking an experienced Director for their Winter Dinner Theater production of Niel Simon's "Rumors." Auditions and rehearsals will be at the Chelsea Community Hospital Woodlands Room(s) and beginning in December. Very flexible scheduling. Performances will be at the Chelsea Comfort Inn Conference Center with dinning beginning at 6:30 and performances Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, March 8th, 9th and 10th. 'Rumors' is set during the tenth anniversary party of the deputy mayor of New York City and his wife. As the evening opens, he lies in his bed with an unexplained gunshot wound through his ear, while his wife and the servants are nowhere to be found. Each couple arriving at the party is kept in the dark about the situation by those who had arrived prior, until the evening becomes a funny study of miscommunication and misinformation. "Has nothing on its mind except making the audience laugh." -N.Y. Times. Interested Directors are requested to immediately contact the CAP Board via email at chelseaareaplayers@gmail.com or by calling 734-475-8713.
Directed by Lynn Lammers. Characters: Sandy, prostitute, 18yrs old-mid twenties; Heather, prostitute, mid twenties-thirties; Curt, cop, mid twenties-thirties; Doug, cop, mid twenties-thirties; Beth, Curt's girlfriend, mid twenties-thirties; Please bring headshot and resume, if you have them. IT IS VERY IMPORTANT THAT YOU BRING YOUR SCHEDULING CONFLICTS! Come early to fill out an audition form. You may be asked to stay longer than your half hour time slot. Please call (734) 846-4087 to sign up for a half hour time slot. Leave a message that includes your name and phone number, as well as what time slot you would like, and any questions. You will receive a confirmation call if you leave a message. Rehearsals Begin: January 2nd, 2007; Tech Weekend: February 10th and 11th; Run of Show: Feb.15th-18th, Feb. 22nd-25th;
What is it like to audition in a professional situation? TAKE THE CHALLENGE! Join So You Say on Saturday, October 28th to perform a “mock” audition for industry professional Rod Gailes (see bio below). Auditions will run between 10am and 3pm with individual attention and feedback being given to your private performance. Afterwards join a public discussion between 4pm and 5pm to learn more about Rod’s career plus upcoming film and television projects related to HIV and AIDS. 2 steps to request an audition appointment: (1)DECIDE on 2 contrasting monologues from separate contemporary plays (typically one comedic; the other dramatic) (2)E-MAIL so.you.say-requests@umich.edu with your photo OR headshot in .JPG format AND your resume in WORD DOCUMENT format. The e-mail subject line should read: ATTN: ROD GAILES SPECIAL NOTE: Actors from ALL levels of performance experience are welcome to submit. FINAL DEADLINE FOR E-MAIL SUBMISSIONS IS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20TH. More About Rod Gailes, OBC … NYU Tisch graduate and U-M alum Rod Gailes is fast-becoming a forerunner in the young generation of the nation's best independent filmmakers. After working closely with Spike Lee for 8 years, Rod is now also a director based in New York City. Rod Gailes has won first place at numerous film festivals all over the nation. His production company, OBC Dreamtheatre, has produced such award-winning films as PHAROAH JONES; TWIN COUSINS; CAMOUFLAGE; and the 2005 play titled UNSPEAKABLE: RICHARD PRYOR LIVE & UNCENSORED.
This is for on-camera work. We are looking for non-union actors as this is a for a non-profit organization. It is a faith based Lutheran project. We need one 4-6 year old girl and one 9-10 year old boy for two PSAs. The days of taping will be full days and a parent must accompany the child. Thank you!
The Comic Opera Guild is a semi-professional company that has produced classic musical theater for over 30 years. The company has toured the State of Michigan. Auditions are open to interested persons at all levels of expertise. We are seeking chorus as well as principals. This will be the Guild's first major production at the Village Theater. Rehearsals will be one to two a week for most people. The Roles: MABEL (soprano), daughter of Major General Stanley KATE, EDITH and ISABEL, his other daughters RUTH, (mezzo) a piratical maid-of-all-work FREDERICK (tenor) an apprentice pirate THE PIRATE KING (baritone) SAMUEL. HIS LIEUTENANT (baritone) MAJOR GENERAL STANLEY (baritone) THE SERGEANT OF POLICE (bass) and a CHORUS consisting of Major Stanley’s daughters, pirates and policemen.
Every October in association with the fall production, Concordia offers a series of workshops for high school students and Concordia theater students as part of a Theatre Festival. We are looking for a person to lead two sessions on theatrical makeup, preferably one session covering basic makeup and simple old age makeup, and a second session covering more advanced topics, such as fantasy makeup (animals a la Cats, supernatural creatures a la Midsummer NIght's Dream, etc.) There is a stipend of $50 per session i.e. $100 for the two sessions. All materials will be supplied by Concordia. Facilities include two dressing rooms with mirrors, lights and available water. The makeup sessions will be on October 28, 2006 between 1 and 5 PM. If you are interested, please contact Laura Bird by phone at (734) 995-7359 or by email at BIRDL@cuaa.edu, or Robert Bethune by email at rbethune@comcast.net. Let us know about your training and credits in makeup.
According to today's Free Press, MTV is seeking men and women 18-24 for their reality series, The Real World. Casing session is 10-5 today at Scorekeepers, 310 Maynard Street. Bring a photo ID and recent picture.
This is an experimental short film about the loss of innocence. We are looking for someone to play the role of a middle-aged female and a younger (20s-30s) female. This is an unpaid job but an exciting oppurtunity to work on a honors thesis student film that will be widely seen.
The Arbor Consort is a semi-professional, a cappella group for hire. The performances will be 4-part ensembles, usually 1-2 voices on a part. If you enjoy caroling with your church or school choir, please consider joining us this season. The audition will check your voice range, vocal tone and quality, and general musicianship. Your audition piece does not have to be memorized, and can be a single verse of your favorite carol. *Note*- You will be performing in Dickens-era outfits (not provided, but assistance is available). A cape or full-length coat with a period hat and boots will get you started.
This is an interactive dinner theater production; a comedy/mystery. The cruise ship Intrepid is headed for Cancun. On the way, zany events and a murder occur. The audience will be asked to vote on "whodunit". Six men, five women; ages 18 to 65. Cast will eat with the diners as part of the show.
We are a non-profit shadow cast. We perform live along with cult classic and camp movies while the film plays behind us. We are performing Shaun of the Dead at the Ohio Theater this Oct 20, and we are in need of a few more cast members. We are looking for a female 20's-30's to play the lead role of Liz. We are also looking for extras to play Zombies. If you are interested, please contact me immediately so that an audition can be arranged. Please watch the film and prepare a short scene to perform.
Callbacks are Monday, October 9, 2006 from 6pm-10pm. Mandatory first readthrough October 15, 6-10pm. Attend only one of the regular auditions dates in its entirety, and be available for callbacks. Character descriptions available online at a2ct.org
The Shakespearean Sonnet Slam is the LARGEST student-oriented event of the RSC Residency. Students are asked to create an original interpretation of Sonnets 2, 4, 5, 10 or 11. This means turning the sonnet into a dance piece, a slam performance, an instrumental performance, a theatrical piece, etc. If you can think it, do it! We're looking for a wide variety or performance types and a wide variety of students with varying interests, study-backgrounds, etc. Students are invited to audition individually or in groups. Performances are to be between 3 and 5 minutes long, including set-up and break-down. Performers or groups of performers who pass auditions will perform on Nov 5 in Rackham auditorium. RSC and Performance Network actors will judge the performances and provide on-the-spot feedback. The winners will take home a BIG cash prize. The Royal Shakespeare Company actors are very excited about this event and are scrambling to judge! Don't miss out on your chance to perform at the biggest student event of the RSC Residency and to interact directly with RSC and Performance Network actors!
We are looking for 3 males for 3 major roles in The Unexpected Guest by Agatha Christie. The ages are variable, but those participating must be over 21. We are experienced actors and actresses and need people with stage experience to join us. The director has directed many productions and is in the last year of the Masters in Theatre Directing program at Michigan State University. If you have talent and want to join a group committed to quality theatre, please contact us right away. An audition date, time and location will be set up. For more information on the play and the male roles available(no male roles have been set yet), see our website: www.thephoneixplayers.org
Concordia University Theatre is looking for children ages 6-12 years old to join college students in performing this play based on the popular children's book. Auditions by appointment only. To schedule an audition contact Laura Bird at birdl@cuaa.edu. Include your child's name, age and whether or not he/she is a confident reader. We want children of all reading abilities to feel comfortable auditioning. Non-readers can expect to play some improvisational games and sing either “Happy Birthday” or “Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star.” (Ability to sing well is a plus but not a requirement.) Confident readers will also warm up with some improvisational games, sing for us and then move into some reading from the script. Children should wear close-toed shoes and comfortable clothing in which they can move easily to the auditions. Potential rehearsal times include weekday evenings, Saturdays, and Sunday afternoons, three to four times per week on average and every day the week of the show. Rehearsals last from one – three hours. A schedule with clear start and stop times will be developed as soon as the show is cast. Every effort will be made to schedule children so they can be home before bedtime. Please note that there are two morning performances that will require your child to miss some school. Bring a schedule of your child’s conflicts to auditions.
PLOT SYNOPSIS: "Escanaba in Da Moonlight" is Jeff Daniels’ hilarious comedy about five Yoopers and their escapades at a ramshackle deer camp just prior to Opening Day of the 1989 hunting season. ----CHARACTERS---- ALBERT SOADY: sixties, a little paunchy, takes care of himself, crusty patriarch, straight shooter, honest, level-headed, in control, story teller---- REUBEN SOADY: mid-thirties; muscular, scruffy but passable; two-cards-short-of-a-full-deck; bull-headed, honest, desperate---- REMNAR SOADY: early thirties; muscular, scruffy, messy bachelor; one-card-short-of-a-full-deck; superstitious, honest, really fixed in his ways---- JIMMER NEGAMANEE: ageless; anything (thin to portly); nondescript appearance but different (off the wall); speaks gibberish only (but understandably); very likeable---- RANGER TOM T. TREADO: forties; anything (thin to portly); neat, uniformed (except for undergarment); freaked out, helpful---- WOLF MOON DANCE SOADY (walk on): late twenties; trim, in good condition; spirit-like, ethereal
Junior Theatre is a program for kids in grades 4-12. Shows are geared for children ages 4 and up. There are roles for up to 25 young actors of either gender. Rehearsals are Tuesday and Thursday afternoons from 4:30-6:30 and Saturdays from 9am-noon. Auditions consist of theater games and cold readings from the script. No preparation or pre-registration is required. Actors should attend one of the two regular audition times and be available for callbacks on Saturday, September 23 from 9am-noon. More info is available online at a2ct.org or by calling the office at 971-2228.
Tom Jones is an 18th Century comedy based on the novel by Henry Fielding. It follows the exploits of infamous rake Tom Jones as he swashbuckles and romances his way through England. Roles for 13 men and 11 women, ages 18-80. Character descriptions available online at a2ct.org or by calling 971-2228. Ann Arbor Civic Theatre is a community theater and is open to all.
African American Children Dorothy: A girl who learns to love while she gets lost in the world of Oz (12-15 year old girl) Scarecrow: (taken) Tinman: claims to have no heart and trys to get one from the Wizard (12-15 year old boy) Lion: (taken) Miss One: good witch of the North who takes care of the munchkins (11-14 year old girl) Glinda: (taken) Evillene: (taken) Wiz: the ruler of Oz but turns out to be a fake guy from New Jersey (12-15 year old boy) Munchkins:(8-13 year old boys and girls) Dancers: (10-15 year old boys and girls)
I am looking for short plays by authors who live in Michigan - the closer to the Kalamazoo area, the better - for performance at Fire, an art gallery/performance space in Kalamazoo. I am looking for plays that are: approximately 10 - 15 minutes in length simple to stage require a small cast Please email scripts to me by September 8th at ewanmcgregorlovesme@yahoo.com I will also be holding auditions for interested actors. Audition date is Sunday, September 10th at 1pm. There will be some small compensation for authors and actors depending on box office revenue.
Looking for 3 men age range 30's-60's. 2 females age range 30's -50's. About the show: Mathew, a jealous actor, suspects his actress wife, Lisa, is having an affair with their director, Adrian. Or is it just the play about an affair that the three are rehearsing? Or perhaps Mathew imagines it all to have something to report to his therapist, Frank, who turns out to be Lisa's therapist, as well. And then there is Corey, a waitress and/or Private Eye, and...Confused yet? With more layers than an onion, Private Eyes is a comedy of suspicion in which nothing is ever quite what it seems.
Looking for STRONG female pointe dancers (age 16-25) for an independent film titled '24'. 'Center Stage' type dance number. Need to be available for rehearsal Friday, September 8 (ALL evening), Saturday & Sunday (ALL DAY) for Film Shooting. Rehearsal in Farmington Hills, Shooting in Walled Lake theatre. This is a paid position.
Flint City Theatre Auditions: "SCREAM THEATRE" Monday, September 25, 5pm-8pm at the Good Beans Café, 328 N. Grand Traverse, Flint, MI 48503 SHOW DATES Oct 21, 8pm (at CVP in Clarkston) Oct, 27, 28, 8pm (at Good Beans) and a possible additional date at the Holly Hotel TBA AUDITIONS WILL CONSIST OF: Cold readings. We're looking for wide ranging character voices, accents, creepy Allister Cooke type storytellers, good screamers etc. and a short, optional singing audition. This is NOT a musical, though there will be a couple songs. Singing is only a part of this show. If you're not ok with singing, we're ok with that. The show: SCREAM THEATRE is an evening of spooky-ooky, Halloweenie storytelling performed in an old fashioned radio show format, complete with sound effects, station identification tag and spooky songs.
In the little village of Anatevka, Tevye, a poor dairyman, tries to instill in his five daughters the traditions of his tight-knit Jewish community in the face of changing social mores and the growing anti-Semitism of Czarist Russia. Its charm, humor, warmth, honesty and universal themes cut across barriers of race, class, nationality and religion, touching audiences throughout the world. A epic piece of theatre, Fiddler... Junior covers the full range of human emotions, presenting young performers with a unique acting challenge - especially the mature young man starring as Tevye, among the most memorable and rewarding roles in musical theatre. Many roles for boys and girls who are in grades 3 through 8. More information can be found at our website http://chelseaareaplayers.org
So You Say Productions is interviewing directors with new ideas for our 2006-2007 season! One of the premeiere student theatre ensembles on the University of Michigan campus, our mission is to cast skilled African-American actors in roles they usually wouldn't be considered for. Successful productions include: Cat on A Hat Tin Roof by Temnnesse Williams (2005), A Trilogy for the Black Family by Professor Charles "OyamO" Gordon (World-Premiere 2005), and Aristophanes' Lysistrata (2006). Please send all inquiries to so.you.say-requests@umich.edu We are open for directors and
Journey back in time with Ebenezer Scrooge to Christmas Eve 1843, where you will be whisked away to Olde London Town in the Charles Dickens classic A Christmas Carol. You'll be asked to sing 16 bars of a song that best highlights your vocal range. You may be asked to read from the script or to move. Please wear comfortable clothing. Roles are available for all ages and none are pre-cast. If you cannot make the "official" audition dates, contact the director for an appointment on either Sept. 5 or 7. Rehearsals will be Monday through Thursdays beginning September 25 until production weeks from 6:00 - 9:00 pm at the Immanuel Lutheran Church on the corner of Michigan Avenue and Brown Street in Jackson. The 1970 movie version starred Albert Finney as Scrooge and is a great favorite during the holiday season every year. The stage version was first presented in the United Kingdom in 1992. Composer Leslie Bricusse also created the music for "Dr. Doolittle", "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" and "Stop the World I Want to Get Off". Additional information about featured roles and required vocal range will be available on the Center Stage Jackson website www.centerstagejackson.org or send your questions to annh@centerstagejackson.org. Or check out our blog at http://centerstagejackson.blogspot.com/ Also, those interested in volunteering to work on the show but not auditioning for a role may contact lidija Mitrius Fremeau at lidija@centerstagejackson.org or (517) 789-8225. Formed in 2001 when Jackson Civic Theatre and Clark Lake Players merged, Center Stage Jackson is a non-profit production company dedicated to presenting quality theatrical productions in the Greater Jackson, Michigan area, performing at Jackson Community College, a proud sponsor of CSJ, located at 2111 Emmons Road, Jackson, Michigan, and other venues in the Jackson area. Please visit Center Stage's website at www.centerstagejackson.org.
See www.spotlightplayers.net for character description. Bring non-returnable photo and resume. A photo can be taken for $1 at audition. Everyone who is cast must become a paid member of Spotlight Players ($20) before the first read-through or the role will be recast. Rehearsal nights are Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday at the Cherry Hill Theatre. You must be available all of these nights on a regular basis. We will try to accommodate specific, infrequent conflicts. Additional rehearsals may be scheduled as necessary and possible.
I have a last minute opening for a part-time tech position at Concordia University, Ann Arbor. The job is 20 hours per week at $12 per hour. It involves determining tech needs for external and internal groups booking the theatre and ensuring that there is adequately trained student support for those needs. Any time not used up by this task is spent assisting in the supervision of crew calls for the theatre department. The hours are very flexible. I would prefer to have someone with a bachelor's degree in theatre in this position but at this point I'll consider anybody with some college-level technical or arts management experience. Please email a resume to Laura Bird, Director of Theatre at birdl@cuaa.edu
For more information about MUSKET please visit our website: http://www.umich.edu/~uac/musket PLOT SUMMARY: Hollywood, 1927: the silent-film romantic team of Don Lockwood and Lina Lamont is the Toast of Tinseltown. While Lockwood and Lamont personify smoldering passions on screen, in real life the down-to-earth Lockwood can't stand the egotistical, brainless Lina. He prefers the company of aspiring actress Kathy Selden, whom he met while escaping his screaming fans. Watching these intrigues from the sidelines is Cosmo Brown, Don's best pal and on-set pianist. Cosmo is promoted to musical director of Monumental Pictures by studio head R. F. Simpson when the talking-picture revolution commences. That's all right for Cosmo, but how will talkies affect the upcoming Lockwood-Lamont vehicle "The Dueling Cavalier"? Don, an accomplished song-and-dance man, should have no trouble adapting to the microphone. Lina, however, is another matter: put as charitably as possible, she has a voice that sounds like fingernails on the blackboard. The disastrous preview of the team's first talkie has the audience howling with derisive laughter. On the strength of the plot alone, concocted by the matchless writing team of Betty Comden and Adolph Green, Singin' in the Rain is a delight. But with the addition of MGM's catalog of Arthur Freed-Nacio Herb Brown songs -- You Were Meant for Me, You Are My Lucky Star, The Broadway Melody, and of course the title song -- the film becomes one of the greatest Hollywood musicals ever made.
We will be casting 3 men and 3 women ranging in age from 30-55. Please call to make an appointment for your audition! We just closed sold-out performances of "Almost, Maine" and are anxious to begin production for The Dinner Party!
Plowshares Theatre Company, Michigan’s Professional African American Theatre, is looking for a white male, between the ages of 35 and 55 for the play WEDDING BAND. The role in question is that of Herman, a white baker in love with a Black woman in 1918 South Carolina. Written by Alice Childress, this play originally produced by the Public Theater featured Ruby Dee in the role of Julia and James Broderick as Herman.
Auditions for all roles, understudies and chorus. Production crew welcome as well. The University of Michigan Gilbert and Sullivan Society (UMGASS) celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. A blend of amateur and professional talents among both the student and local community, UMGASS will have their Mass Meeting on Sunday, September 10 at 7:30PM in the Michigan League, Hussey Room. HMS Pinafore will perform at the Lydia Mendelssohn Theatre from November 30 through December 3. Everyone is welcome to attend the mass meeting to learn more about UMGASS, meet the board and directors and sign-up for auditions or production crews. More information at umgass.org or e-mail to umgassexec@umich.edu
Expression/Acting Lessons for all age groups. "If you want to be professionally trained, you must study with professionals." Mondays in Fenton. Tuesdays in Novi.
Wild Swan is a professional, non-equity company performing for family audiences. The company gives 175 performances a year in its home base of Ann Arbor and on tour throughout the state. Actors will be considered for roles in four productions: Coming to America an original production which follows the lives of four “children” as they immigrate to the US, our own musical version of A Christmas Carol, Along the Tracks which celebrates Michigan’s participation in the Underground Railroad, and an hour version of Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night, as well as positions with our touring company. Wild Swan is seeking experienced adult actors for roles between the ages of 13 and 60, giving special attention to creating multi-cultural casts. Please note, anyone cast in Coming to America and A Christmas Carol will need to sing as well. For information and to make an audition appointment, please call (734) 995-0530 or email Michelle Lanzi, Company Manager at michelle@wildswantheater.org.
This is a hilarious comedy about a group of people at a party, but the party itself is all off stage. Throughout the evening these folks make their way in and out of the bathroom to gossip, snoop, tell secrets, meet lovers, argue, seduce . . . in other words, everything but use the porcelain facilities. 3 women, 5 men, flexible age range from 25 to 55.
WE ARE LOOKING FOR A CAMRA CREW DIRECTOR AND EDITOR FOR THIS INDE FILM. THIS IS A NON PAYING JOB. WE ARE ALSO LOOKING FOR ACTORS AND ACTRESS..THANKS This a Inde film. If u would like to Audition Please email me at Jimmyjam2006@yahoo.com Thanks
We will be casting 4 women and 6 men (1 male role does not require singing). This is a musical comedy/farce. Please prepare accordingly! We will also be considering actors for future productions this season, aside from "Lucky Stiff." Please call or email Christina Johnson with any further questions or for more information!
The play, written in 1958, is set in the Garden District of New Orleans in late afternoon in early summer, 1936. It is about Catherine, a young woman who seems to go insane after her cousin Sebastian dies on a trip toEurope under mysterious circumstances. Sebastian's mother tries to cloud the truth about her son's homosexuality and his death, as she wants him to be remembered as a great artist. She threatens to lobotomize Catherine for her incoherent utterances relating to Sebastian's demise. Finally, under the influence of a truth serum, Catherine tells the gruesome story of Sebastian's death. <br> <br> There are roles available for 2 men (ages 20-40) and 5 women (ages 20-65).
This is the first performance of our new Studio Series. There are roles for three men and three women ages 18 and up. This production contains adult themes and language.
WE ARE LOOKING TO CAST OVER 30 PEOPLE FOR THIS INDIEPENDENT FILM. WE NEED TWO HISPANIC FEMALES STRONG, ONE CAUCAIAN MALE PIZZA DELIVERY BOY, ONE ITALIAN MALE PIZZARIA OWNER, ONE BLACK MALE SARCASTIC,AND ONE CAUCAIAN FEMALE SCARED. PLUS 25 TO 30 PEOPLE TO PLAY THE PART OF ZOMBIES. MUST BE OVER THE AGE OF EIGHTTEEN. NO COMPENSATION WILL BE PAYED FOR THE CASTING OF THIS FILM. SEND HEAD SHOTS AND RESUME TO: PO BOX 1284 TOMS RIVER NJ 08754-1284. OR E-MAIL TO: ONPOINTPRODUCTIONNJ@YAHOO.COM AFTER REVIEW OF YOUR HEAD SHOTS AND RESUME WE WILL CONTACT YOU WITH THE LOCATION OF AUDITION. THANK YOU CASTING DIRECTOR Mario J. Ortiz
Dynamic Tension Inc. is a non-profit theater group that shadow casts (acts out a live stage production) of cult classic and camp movies. The movie plays on the screen, and the actors perform along with it on the stage. Some movies are audience participation films, in which the audience interacts with the cast and talks back to the screen, etc. We also do dance numbers and comedic routines before the movies start. August 25-26 we will be performing The Wizard of Oz and Rocky Horror. We will do a double feature of the Wizard of Oz and Rocky Horror on Friday Aug 25, 2006 starting at 8:30pm, a matinee of The Wizard of Oz on saturday Aug 26 at 5pm for the kids, and then another double feature of The Wizard of Oz and Rocky Horror saturday Aug 26, 2006 starting at 8:30pm. We are looking for males 18-35, females 18-35, and kids of all ages for the Wizard of Oz. We are also looking for new cast for Rocky Horror, males 18-35 for the roles of Frank N. Furter and Brad Majors. And females 18-35 for the roles of Janet Weiss and Columbia. There is an open call for the roles of Transylvanians and tech crew. No experience necessary, we will train. Just bring a good attitude and the ability to be responsible.
YYT is looking for directors for the fall and spring productions. Current plans are for the fall production to feature middle school children (6th - 8th grade). The spring production would be for late grade school (3rd - 5th grade) plus some middle school children in the lead rolls. All rehearsals are in the evening at St. Luke's Episcopal Church on Huron Street in downtown Ypsilanti. The rehearsals have to be planned around the children's schedules. You can also choose your own script. I have a small script library if you are interested. Dates for the shows have not yet been determined. It would be October/November and March/April. To date, performances have only been held for one weekend. If you are interested in helping this little theatre in Ypsilanti which is growing exponentially, please contact us. This is a paid position.
Born Yesterday tells the story of junkyard tycoon Harry Brock, who is checking into luxury hotel in Washington D.C. where he’ll stay until he can buy himself a Senator. Accompanying him are his cousin/manservant, Eddie, his shyster attorney, Ed Devery, Also with him is his beautiful but poorly educated and rough-around-the-edges girlfriend, Billie Dawn - useful because she unwittingly serves as a front for Harry’s shady shenanigans. When Paul Verrall, a nosy young reporter for the New Republic, comes sniffing around for a story, Harry puts him off the trail by putting him on the payroll as Billie’s private tutor. In the process of smoothing out the ex-chorus girl’s considerable rough edges, Paul falls hard for Billie and before long, Billie’s eyes are opened, not only to Harry’s dirty deeds, but also to the exhilaration of discovering that she’s got a brain and thanks to Paul, she’s learning how to use it. Roles to be cast: BILLIE DAWN: A charming, poorly educated ex-chorus girl, entirely lacking in social graces. Her natural honesty and desire to improve her lot in life, however, cause her to experience a wonderful transformation; HARRY BROCK: A vulgar, egotistical junkman; has come to Washington full of fraudulent schemes. Loud and abusive of those around him, he soon finds his crooked plans going awry when he crosses Billie.; PAUL VERRALL: Young, idealistic reporter; investigating political skullduggery in Washington. Hired by Harry to educate Billie and eventually sees past her rough exterior and falls in love with her; ED DEVERY: Harry’s lawyer; once destined for greatness. Now, with Harry as his only client, the future looks far less bright—but with a huge salary and plenty of fine Scotch, Devery is past caring; SENATOR NORVAL HEDGES: Pale, thin, and worn down, Senator Hedges is a nervous politician currently on the Harry’s payroll, who plans on using the senator for his own means; MRS. HEDGES: The wife of Senator Hedges. “Pillar of society.”; EDDIE BROCK: Harry’s brother; often handles the little details of his older brother’s business, “greasing the wheels,” as it were, with tips and pay-offs; HELEN: A maid; HOTEL STAFF: Assistant Manager, Bellhops, Barber, Manicurist, Bootblack, Waiter. Formed in 2001 when Jackson Civic Theatre and Clark Lake Players merged, Center Stage Jackson is a non-profit production company dedicated to presenting quality theatrical productions in the Greater Jackson, Michigan area, performing at Jackson Community College, a proud sponsor of CSJ, located at 2111 Emmons Road, Jackson, Michigan. Please visit Center Stage’s website at www.centerstagejackson.org.
Michigan Productions, a unit within Michigan PublicMedia is auditioning for a University of Michigan Hospitals & Health Centers production. Specifically we are looking for: * African-American Female age 25-35 to play a resident * Caucasian Male age 40+ to play a service unit supervisor * Male (any ethnicity) 30-50 To play a staff nurse Auditions will be held on two days between July 24 - Aug. 10 (TBD.) Commitment will be one half to one full day of production, probably in August. Part will be remunerated. Please contact: Scott Mann (734) 998-6140 x. 128 scotious@umich.edu
Frog Island Films is seeking extras for a film entitled "The Friends' Guide to Beer and Sex," which is currently being filmed in southeast Michigan. We will need extras for the following dates: - Wednesday, July 12 (Ypsilanti) - Bar Patrons, any age - Sunday, July 16 (Ann Arbor) - Coffee Shop Patrons, any age - Wednesday, July 26 (Ypsilanti) - Bar Patrons, any age - Sunday, July 23 (Down River) - Nightclub Patrons, early to mid 20's* You may learn more about this production at www.frogislandfilms.com/fgbs. If you are interested in participating as an extra, please email fgbs@frogislandfilms.com and indicate which day/s you would like to participate. For the Nightclub Patrons scene, please also include a photo of yourself. A professional headshot is not required. Once extras have been selected for each scene, we will email you the details about location, time and wardrobe. Please be aware that this a low-budget, privately-funded independent film. We cannot guarantee monetary compensation as it is contingent upon the sale of the film. However, we are offering back-end points that function like stock options in the event that we do sell the film.
Boomtown 1925 AUDITIONS AT MATRIX THEATRE COMPANY 2730 Bagley Street Detroit, MI 48216 (313) 967-0999 outreach@matrixtheatre.org www.matrixtheatre.org Matrix Theatre Company is holding auditions for a Caucasian Female and a Latino Female for their production of Boomtown 1925, a play about Detroit when it was booming in the 1920’s that will be presented at the new Downtown YMCA theatre on October and November, 2006. All performers will receive a paid stipend. DATE: Thursday, July 27, 2006 TIME: 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm Please call Elaine Smith at (313) 967-0999 to sign up for a time slot. Walk-ins are welcome. WHAT TO PREPARE: Two one minute contrasting monologues or poems. CHARACTER BIOS (There are other roles available as well): Lupe Acosta is 32, born in Arandas, Jalisco, Mexico. A mother of five children, her husband abandoned her six years ago and returned to Mexico. A pastry chef by trade, her family nearly starved after her husband Julio’s departure, when her lack of English skills kept her from getting employed. She is now a fervent Americanizer. She does not teach her children Spanish and works to job so they can go to Catholic school and take part in American activities like track, cotillions and so forth. She is upwardly mobile, self determined and active in the Holy Redeemer parish. She has five children: Jesus (Jesse) is 15, born in Mexico in 1910, Maria del Carmen is 13, Jose (Joe) is 12, Maria del Concepcion is 9, Roberto “Tito” is 7 and is the first child to be born in America. Maria del America “Amyi” age 5, was born after Julio left. The family is currently living with Julio’s brother was born after Julio left. The family is currently living with Julio’s brother was born after Julio left. The family is currently living with her sister Maria del Socorro, and her husband, Pedro, who have no children. They live on Baker Street at 18th Street. Connie McCarren is 21, born in Corktown, Detroit, Michigan. She is the daughter of Augie and Clare McCarren. She attends Detroit City College. She is a-religious, a feminist and contraceptive advocate. She is rather spoiled and naïve, but fundamentally generous and compassionate. Extremely curious and intellectually adventurous, she does not consider the implications of her actions. She is an intellectual feminist, socially adventurous, a flapper and would-be Avant Gardist. Elaine H Smith Outreach Director Matrix Theatre Company outreach@matrixtheatre.org Phone: (313) 967-0999 www.matrixtheatre.org
The play takes place in the bathroom of an apartment where a holiday party is takng place. Characters use the bathroom to gossip, primp, argue, and make out -- everything but use the the porcelain facilities. Three women, five men including an Elvis impersonator. All characters are adult -- age range from 25 to 75. This is community theater, no pay. Rehearsals will be held three times a week. Vacation scedules will be accomodated where possible.
Dynamic Tension Inc. is a non-profit theater group that shadow casts (acts out a live stage production) of cult classic and camp movies. The movie plays on the screen, and the actors perform along with it on the stage. Some movies are audience participation films, in which the audience interacts with the cast and talks back to the screen, etc. We also do dance numbers and comedic routines before the movies start. August 25-26 we will be performing The Wizard of Oz and Rocky Horror. We will do a double feature of the Wizard of Oz and Rocky Horror on Friday Aug 25, 2006 starting at 8:30pm, a matinee of The Wizard of Oz on saturday Aug 26 at 5pm for the kids, and then another double feature of The Wizard of Oz and Rocky Horror saturday Aug 26, 2006 starting at 8:30pm. We are looking for males 18-35, females 18-35, and kids of all ages for the Wizard of Oz. We are also looking for males 18-35 for the roles of Frank N. Furter and Brad Majors. And females 18-35 for the role of Janet Weiss. There is an open call for the roles of Transylvanians and tech crew.
THE FANTASTICKS by Harvey Schmidt, book and lyrics by Tom Jones The longest running musical in theatre history, this musical tells the story of two young people who fall in love, run off to see the world and ultimately realize that their true love lies at home with each other. Artistic Director Carla Milarch (She Loves Me, The Sins of Sor Juana) directs this beloved musical featuring some of your favorite musical theatre tunes. This show will run November 9 - December 31, 2006 as part of our 25th Anniversary Season. Roles to be cast: THE NARRATOR (El Gallo) - A rakish, handsome gallant. Baritone: A flat - High G Should prepare the first 16 bars of “It depends on what you pay” and one verse from “Try to Remember” THE GIRL (Luisa) - A romantic idealist. Soprano: B - High B Should prepare the “we’ll just dance” section of Round and Round and 16 bars from “Much More” THE BOY (Matt) - An innocent young man. Baritone/Tenor: A - High G Should prepare 16 bars from “I can see it” THE BOY'S FATHER (Hucklebee) - Former navy man, meticulous gardener. Baritone: A - High F sharp Should prepare the first 16 bars of “Never Say No” THE GIRL'S FATHER (Bellomy) - A merchant, also a picky gardener. Baritone: A - High F sharp Should prepare the first 16 bars of “Never Say No” Actors will be notified by phone if they are being invited to callbacks, which are scheduled for July 10. Performance Network operates under an SPT Tier 4 contract with Actors’ Equity Association and employs Equity and non-Equity actors. If you are an actor in our region, feel free to submit your headshot and resume at anytime to be added to our current files. Thank you and Break a Leg!
Now performing at Crystal Gardens Livingston, Howell MI, and Andiamo Dearborn. http://www.random-acts.net
Featured roles for six men and four women, ages 25-60; one boy who looks 12; and supporting roles for 3 men and 3 women.
The Phoenix Players is holding auditions for the 2006-2007 season. We are a theatre troupe, so auditions are held to join the acting ensemble, rather than for a specific play. Directors choose cast members from the current acting ensemble. The season will include three plays with three weekends of performances for each: November 10-19, March 2-11, and May 4-20. Currently planned is an Agatha Christie mystery in November, a new version of The Wizard of Oz for March, and a comedy for May. The auditions are mainly for adults, but there are a few spaces left in the Phoenix Players Phire Phlies, the youth acting ensemble, for experienced young actors and actresses. Please email or call for more information or an audition time. All audition must be scheduled in advance.
Matrix Theatre Company will hold auditions for their fall production of Boomtown 1925, a play about Detroit when it was booming in the 1920’s, that will be presented at the new Downtown YMCA theatre on October and November, 2006. All performers will rece