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January!
Fallbrook Players
OPEN AUDITIONS 'Meshuggah-Nuns!' by Dan Goggin 'Nunsense' meets 'Fiddler On The Roof' on a cruise ship! Directed by Deborah Zimmer Produced by Chris Hall and Rick Ashcroft Musical Director TBA Choreographer Tiffany Paster When: Monday December 15th and Wednesday December 17th 6:30-9pm With Callbacks Thursday December 18th Where: Patio Playhouse, 201 East Grand Avenue, Suite D, Escondido (entrance on Kalmia Street) What to Prepare: 2 2-minute songs that will show off your vocal range* Any choreographed movement is encouraged Bring a tape or CD with instrumental only No 'a cappela' and there will be no accompanist AND A memorized 1 minute comic monologue Bring: Headshot (will not be returned) and resume Wear comfortable clothes and shoes No appointments Performances: February 27, 2009 - March 29, 2009 Casting Sister Mary Regina (Reverend Mother) - Mother Superior of the Little Sisters of Hoboken Sister Mary Hubert - Mistress of Novices Sister Robert Anne - streetwise nun from Brooklyn Sister Mary Paul (a.k.a. Amnesia) - a country singer Howard Liszt (formerly Lishinsky) - a professional actor and singer playing Tevye We are looking for some new sexy Caburlesque Kittens! www.myspace.com/CaburlesqueKittens We will be having our next audition this Wednsday November 5th at 8:30 pm to cast new Kittens for our troupe, as well as our Caburlesque X-mas show:"For Everyone On Santa's Naughty List" The auditions will be held at Infinity Dance Arts in El Cajon. 1075 Broadway, El cajon CA 92021 Our regularly scheduled Rehearsals are on Wednsday and Thursday nights at 8:30 pm. Please be available for these rehearsals if you audition! We also have a weekly performance Monday nights at Beauty Bordello at Beauty Bar. As well as many other upcoming performance gigs including House of Blues, Brick By Brick, Winstons as well as a calendar photo shoot! Please bring your best Caburlesque (that's Cabaret meets Burlesque) personality and your dance shoes. We will be teaching a group routine to evaluate potential kittens. If you wish to do a singing or a comedy audition as well please email me, Ophelia Kitty at StarshineEvents@cox.net All auditioners will be asked to dance! We look forward to seeing your audition. Meow! Ophelia Kitty BTAA Auditions for Disney's Beauty and The Beast! Broadway Theatre Arts Academy (BTAA) is holding auditions for the Broadway modern classic "Disney's Beauty and The Beast" on October 20th and 22nd at the California Center For the Arts in Escondido. Actors Needed! With multiple featured roles, actors ages five to eighteen are welcome to audition for this spectacular show. Young actors will find plenty of opportunities to learn their craft and dazzle on stage. Auditions are being held at the California Center for the Arts, 340 North Escondido Blvd, in downtown Escondido on Monday October 20th and Wednesday October 22nd between 4 and 8 pm. Please call 760-888-1989 or email auditions@btaakids.org for an audition appointment. About the Show! Step into the enchanted world of Broadway's modern classic, Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST. Based on the Academy Award winning animated feature, the stage version of Disney's BEAUTY AND THE BEAST includes all of the wonderful songs from the film, written by Alan Menken and the late Howard Ashman, plus new songs written especially for the Broadway version by Mr. Menken and Tim Rice. You will be transported to a lovely French provincial town where the beautiful Belle lives with her father - a dotty inventor. When her father doesn't return from a trip to the local fair, Belle rushes off to find him. To her dismay, she discovers he is being held captive in an old castle by a horrible beast. She trades her freedom for his and the "tale as old as time" begins. How Belle tames the unfortunate Beast and his ultimate transformation into a handsome prince promises to enthrall audiences. Additional Information! Auditions: Monday October 20th and Wednesday October 22nd from 4 - 8 pm at the California Center for the Arts Escondido (CCAE) Callbacks: Saturday October 25th by invitation only at the CCAE Rehearsals: at the CCAE Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays (Not all roles rehearse every day) Registration: $250 ($200 for BTAA sponsors/members) Performances: At the CCAE Feburary , 27, 28 & March 1, 2009 (school shows TBD) Please call 760-888-1989 to schedule your audition appointment or e-mail auditions@btaakids.org. Ages 5 to 18 are welcome to audition. Class registration forms and audition forms can be downloaded from our website. Scholarships/sponsorships available! Please download application and return it no later than October 16th in order to be considered for a scholarship. No scholarship applications will be considered after the due date. Sponsorships will come from individual philanthropists at their discretion. www.btaakids.org Broadway Theatre Arts Academy (BTAA) is a 501 (c) (3) non profit organization provides comprehensive and structured multi-cultural theatrical opportunities for children ages 4 and up! Auditions for Les Miserables Seeking: Young performers (elementary school through college) for two seperate casts. We will be casting for a JUNIOR cast and a SENIOR cast. Performers aged 7-14 may audition for principal roles in the Junior cast, and/or for "Gavroche" and "Young Cosette" in the Senior (Conservatory) cast. Strong vocal and acting ability needed for Lead and Principal roles. Young performers of ALL BACKGROUNDS are encouraged to audition. CYC Theatre has a proud track record of color-blind casting and the promotion of ethnic diversity in theatre. Performances: February 13-March 1, 2009 @ The Truax Theatre in Oceanside, CA. Tuition/Production Fee: $295 (Total) Director: Shaun T. Evans Producer: Kathleen Acosta in association with CYC Theatre Music: Justin Gray Stage Manager: Chandra McColgan Designer: Nick Herring Special Les Miz Consultant: Austyn Myers Rehearsals: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Leads should expect to be called 2-3 days per week. Principals should expect to be called 2 days per week. Supporting cast members should expect to be called 1-2 days per week. Ensemble players should expect to be called 1 day per week until the final month of rehearsal. Auditions will be held at Gethsemane Lutheran Church on 2696 Melbourne Dr. San Diego, CA 92126. The auditions are Thursday and Friday, the 16th and 17th of October from 4 to 8. The callbacks are Saturday, the 18th from 1 to 5 pm. For more info, call 619-944-7574. Do
you like singing SeaWorld
San Diego will be holding auditions for female or male vocalists with show
hosting skills. Friday,
Oct. 17 Saturday,
Oct. 18 Located
at SeaWorld
Hubbs Research Institute All
applicants must be at least 18 years of age. If
interested, contact Amy Gregory at Amy.Gregory@SeaWorld.com or call
619.225.3242. For
more information visit SeaWorldSanDiegoAuditions.com or call the Audition
Hotline at 619.226.3607. Visit
SeaWorldJobs.com for a listing and description of the available positions. SeaWorld
San Diego is an Equal Opportunity Employer supporting a drug-free work place. Auditions for Les Miserables Seeking: Young performers (elementary school through college) for two seperate casts. We will be casting for a JUNIOR cast and a SENIOR cast. Performers aged 7-14 may audition for principal roles in the Junior cast, and/or for "Gavroche" and "Young Cosette" in the Senior (Conservatory) cast. Strong vocal and acting ability needed for Lead and Principal roles. Young performers of ALL BACKGROUNDS are encouraged to audition. CYC Theatre has a proud track record of color-blind casting and the promotion of ethnic diversity in theatre. Performances: February 13-March 1, 2009 @ The Truax Theatre in Oceanside, CA. Tuition/Production Fee: $295 (Total) Director: Shaun T. Evans Producer: Kathleen Acosta in association with CYC Theatre Music: Justin Gray Stage Manager: Chandra McColgan Designer: Nick Herring Special Les Miz Consultant: Austyn Myers Rehearsals: Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays Leads should expect to be called 2-3 days per week. Principals should expect to be called 2 days per week. Supporting cast members should expect to be called 1-2 days per week. Ensemble players should expect to be called 1 day per week until the final month of rehearsal. Auditions will be held at Gethsemane Lutheran Church on 2696 Melbourne Dr. San Diego, CA 92126. Auditions are Monday, October 13th from 4pm to 8pm and Thursday, October 16th from 5pm to 8pm. Callbacks are Friday, October 17th from 5pm to 9pm. For more info, call 619-944-7574. The “The Wizard of
Oz” Based on the book by L. Frank
Baum Adapted for the Royal Shakespeare
Company by John Kane Music and Lyrics by Harold Arlen
& E.Y. Harburg Directed by: Nick Reeves and
Where: When: Monday, October 27, 2008,
6:30-9:30pm Children ages 8 to 12 (Munchkins and
other ensemble) And actresses auditioning for
Dorothy (must look no more than age 17) Tuesday, October 28, 2008,
6:30-9:30pm Actors and actresses ages 13-55
(principal characters, other than Dorothy, and
ensemble) To reserve your
audition time: Either call Nicol Reeves (assistant
director) at (619) 838-7624 or send an email to npjn579@cox.net. If you have a dog that could be used
as Toto, please let us know when you call for an
appointment. Please
bring:
Call
backs: Wednesday, October 29, 2008,
6:30-9:30pm May be asked to learn some simple
choreography. Bring appropriate attire. First
rehearsal/Parent meeting: Monday, November 3, 2008,
6:30-9:30pm Production
dates: January 30 - March 8, 2009
Thursday - Saturday at 8pm and
Sundays at 2pm Characters
required: Principal: Dorothy Gale (Soprano: G to high E)
Aunt Em / Glinda, Good Witch of the
North (Soprano: G to high C) Uncle Henry / Emerald City Guard
(Baritone/2nd Tenor: Bb to high G) Zeke (Farmhand) / Cowardly Lion
(Baritone/2nd Tenor: Bb to high G) Hunk (Farmhand) / Scarecrow
(Baritone/2nd Tenor: Bb to high G) Miss Almira Gultch / Wicked Witch of
the West Professor Marvel / The Wizard of
Oz Ensemble: Mayor of
Munchkinland Coroner of
Munchkinland Barrister of
Munchkinland Munchkins Winkie
General Winkies Citizens of Oz (Polishers,
manicurists, and so forth) Misc. background roles for teens,
adults, children. If you are not auditioning but have
a dog that could be used as Toto, please email your contact information to playhouse1845@sbcglobal.net (Box office). Hope
to see you at auditions! THE THREEPENNY OPERA Book by Bertolt Brecht Music by Kurt Weill Directed by Sam Woodhouse San Diego Repertory
Theatre is currently accepting submissions from ACTORS WHO SING, SINGERS WHO
ACT, AND MUSICIANS. Actors and Singers who play musical instruments and
musicians who act are especially desired, but not required. All performers are
paid. Union and non-union performers welcome. The Musical The 20th
century masterpiece “opera for beggars” is a singing and stinging portrait of a
fat society on the eve of destruction. Performance Schedule Rehearsals Begin: February 3, 2009 Performance Dates: February 28- March 29, 2009 Performance Space: Lyceum Space Theatre in Horton Plaza, downtown
San Diego ROLES FOR ACTORS WHO
SING/SINGERS WHO ACT ENSEMBLE Six men and women, ages 18 – 60. Everyone sings
to F. The part singing is not too complicated and not "beautiful". Lots
of unison singing. Ideally a gamut of distinctive voice types like a human menagerie. Each will sing and
play multiple roles which will include: -
Beggars and
Crooked Cops -
The thieves Money Matt, Hook-Finger Jacob, Robert the Saw, Wally the
Weeper -
The prostitutes Suky
Tawdy, Betty, Dolly, Molly and Coaxer. -
Reverend Kimball,
who may be a beggar or thief himself. MEN Street Singer – age 25-55: Distinctive character voice. Baritone or Mezzo
to E. Establishes the tone of the play by singing a shockingly brutal ballad in
a matter-of-fact but pointed way. He
sings the song “Mack the Knife” and sets all the scenes. Actor will also play
additional roles. Macheath – age 28 – 50: Tenor
to High Ab. Mostly sings to F. Charismatic, vain,
sexy, commanding, suave, manipulative, a dangerous bad-boy. Leader of a gang of criminals. A businessman, a lover
and a thief known for violent crime. Jonathan Jeremiah Peachum – age 40- 65: Voice like a dock foreman. Commanding. Baritone
range to F. Sings C to F consistently. The Beggar
King, employer and outfitter of all the beggars in London. A conniving, clever,
corrupt and at times, buffoonish businessman who drinks a lot and trusts no
one. Macheath’s arch rival. Jackie “Tiger” Brown – age 30 – 55: High baritone to F#. Possibly a warm sounding
tenor. Sycophantic. Seeks Mack's approval. Duet with Mack in Soldier's Song. Classical
sound preferable as Messenger in 3rd Finale. London’s
classically corrupt Chief of Police. A occasional sentimental buddy of Macheath
from their days as soldiers in the Indian army, he shares the profits from the
crimes he sanctions. Greedy. Filch – age 20 – 40. Sings
in chorus. One of Peachum’s least talented beggar pupils. A beggar who feels
guilty stealing money from other people, which is his chief means of income. Smith – age 25-50: Baritone.
The warden at the jail where Macheath is incarcerated. He quickly arrests Macheath,
then accepts the prisoner’s bribe for a more comfortable pair of handcuffs.
Happy to consider the offer of a thousand-pound bribe for Macheath’s release. WOMEN Mrs. Celia Peachum – age 40- 65: Mezzo soprano to F. Strong comedic character
voice. High combination voice. The equally corrupt,
clever, and immoral business partner of her husband. Polly’s mother. Very good
at bribery. Polly Peachum – age 19 – 33:
Soprano range to G. High belt and combination voice to D. Smooth transition to
strong head voice. Very bi-polar. From sweet to total demon instantly. Sings
involved dramatic-comedic story songs. The Peachum’s
only daughter and prize asset. An apparent innocent who falls in love and
marries MacHeath, she inherits the ability to master the ways and morals of a
criminal. Lucy Brown – age 25 – 40: Soprano. Coloratura flexibility. Range to strong high A. More classical
sound than Polly. Lucy's Aria is operatically melodramatic. Daughter of Police Chief Brown. A willing and loving pawn
of Macheath. Fakes a pregnancy to try and keep Macheath as her own. “Low Dive” Jenny Driver – age 28 - 45 Mezzo to F. High
combination voice. Must compete energetically and vocally with Mack in the Pimp's
Ballad. Big exposed Philosophical Solo in Salomon Song. Needs sustained
intensity. Prostitute and former lover of Macheath.
Despite her fondness for Mac, she twice betrays him for cash. Lives in a
brothel. SIX MUSICIANS NEEDED Musicians may perform small acting/singing roles as well. While there
is flexibility in the sharing of instrumentation, musicians who play multiple
instruments are needed. The following is called for in the score:
Submission Process: Please
send headshot and resume to Angela Rasbeary; |
