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Veterans Memorial Theatre Company STILL LOOKING TO FILL TWO ROLES! |
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Written by Veterans Memorial Theatre Company
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The Veterans Memorial Theatre Company is presenting an original Full length play at the Broad Brook Opera House on Memorial Day Weekend! We have cast all but two roles for the production of "Slick Sleeves".
Still Seeking
Major Olmsted: The "everyman" soldier's voice in the play. He stands apart from the action, commenting from the side of the stage. Major Olmsted died in January 2008 in Iraq and requested his final post be made available in the event of his death. He is an experienced, midlife career soldier who has a keen sense of irony and healthy self-depreciation. Major Olmsted is well read, an active thinker, has thought deeply about soldiering, what he has contributed to the world, and why he thinks an active military is a necessity.
First Lt. O'Neal: A West Point graduate, 28, who job includes discouraging misfits from pursuing military life if they are clearly unsuited for it. He has brief appearances at the beginning and end of the play, but his main scene is confronting a recruit (Matt) who has performed poorly in skills training and hopes to be a war correspondent.
If Interested, please contact Assistant Director Philip Godeck at 860-810-4579 or email
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visit us at www.vetstheatre.org
ALSO:
Extras needed for hand to hand combat, drill field, marching, workout room. |
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Auditions for Paolillo's "The Lost Boy" at Playhouse on Park |
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Written by Tracy Flater
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WEST HARTFORD, CT - Auditions will be held, by appointment only, on Saturday, March 13th from 10am through 2:00pm. The director is seeking an actor for the non-equity role of Davie Barrie/Peter Pan (Margaret's other son of thirteen who also plays PETER PAN). This versatile role can be played by a 16 - 25 year old. Must be energetic, adventurous, athletic but slim and no taller than 5'9". Must convey a sense of innocence, inquisitiveness and inner strength. As Davey, the actor must be able to do an authentic Scottish Accent. As Peter Pan accent is American English. Audition sides are available on the website at www.playhouseonpark.org
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CASTING CALL - Short Film - Shot Locally |
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Written by Olivia
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Auditions for the student thesis film The Day of the Rice Cake Coupon will take place Friday March 19th, 2010 from 5-10PM in the Woodbridge Community Center (exact room TBA) located at 10 Newton Road; Woodbridge, CT 06525. Below are the details of the project. Anyone interested in an audition slot, should email
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for a timeslot and additional information. Auditions will last no more than 15 min per person. If you have an acting résumé and/or headshot bring it.
Lead actors will be paid a small stipend, and meals will be provided for the entire cast and crew.
Interested actors should be available April 9th, 10th, and 11th to shoot in Derby, CT. Most actors will only be called for a few hours total, but there should be some flexibility, but leads will have to be available Friday, April 9th.
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The Best of Times at the Cirillo Summer Theatre |
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Written by suejvin
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It is the "best of times" to audition for the Cirillo Summer Theatre for the group is involved with a brand new release, Broadway's 2008 epic musical, A Tale of Two Cities.
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Auditions for "Heartbreaker" (Hygienic Art production @ O'Neill Theatre) |
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Written by Sarah Coleman
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AUDITIONS FOR HEARTBREAKER
Written by Michael R. McGuire
Directed by Sarah Coleman
Produced by Hygienic Theaterwerks
performances at The Eugene O’Neill Theater
New London, CT auditions will be held at City News 68 State Street (one block from train station and the Hygienic) March 2nd – 5p – 7p. OPEN CALL.
NYCuditions will be held at Ripely- Grier Studios, NYC Feb. 25 & 26 (call backs on the 27) from 11a – 6p.
NYC BY APPOINTMENT ONLY: please do not show up inside the building more than 15 min before your time slot or stay after.
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20 Actresses needed (and 9 actors) |
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Written by tedguhl
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Hole in the Wall is holding auditions for it’s early summer production of The Bacchae By Euripedes. The show opens May 28 and runs Fridays and Saturdays through the end of June with two Sunday matinees. All of the female roles are on-stage for most of the show. The chorus of Theban women and the Bacchants are the heart of the show. They come from many cultures and several roles require strong movement and vocal skills. This is an multiracial production. Copies of the script, synopsis, designs, contacts and other information are available at www.bacchae.org.
Auditions for women only will be held at Trinity on Main Sunday, March 14 at 2 pm, Sunday, March 21 at 2 pm and Monday March 22 at 7 pm. Prepared readings are not necessary but come dressed to engage in movement.
Auditions for men and women will be held at the Hole in the Wall theater facility on August 28th at 7 pm.
If you play a hand-held instrument of some kind, please bring it to auditions.
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Next Stop NY! Acting for TV, Film & Stage |
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Written by Gary Nastu
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Next Stop NY! Acting for TV, Film and Stage offers an easy and fun way to learn what acting is. This technique gives you a very simple, structured way of working which is required in today's fast paced New York and Hollywood Entertainment Industry.
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Next Stop NY! students are currently working on Broadway, TV, Film and Stage, and listed with some of New York City’s top Talent Agencies. Gary’s students have appeared in “Inherit The Wind”, “American Girl”, “As The World Turns”, “Chapter 27”, “Dracula The Musical”, “Good Morning America”, “Nickelodeon”, "Sesame Street", "The David Dance”, "School House Rock", Bounty, Sudafed, ING Direct and Connecticare Commercials. |
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