Auditions for “Dad” mid 30’s to 40’s and “Mom” for a family 1/2 hour show in Newburyport, MA Kids & Family half hour episode needs a Dad who’s driven to the brink by the exploits of his ten year old horse-loving daughter. Mom needed too! Please submit headshot, resume, any media links for consideration. Non-union… Read More »
Open dance auditions – Cambridge, MA Male and female dancers strong in modern and movement improvisation. Also looking for break dancers who can easily pick up choreography and routines. We need quick learners, and performers who are comfortable in a club setting, and comfortable being in a crowd. This show is very unique, and requires… Read More »
Casting Notice – New Hampshire – The Nashua Theatre Guild (NTG) is proud to announce auditions for our 19th annual Shakespeare in the Park A Comedy of Errors. This fast-paced, slapstick comedy will be the first production of our banner 50th anniversary season. The show will be directed by Robert Runck, an experienced Shakespearean actor… Read More »
Casting Notice Auditions for four supporting roles in the hilarious, physical comedy, I Hate Hamlet. Auditions are being held by Freeport Players in Freeport, Maine and are scheduled for the weekend of April 17th. 2 auditions will be held, one in the daytime and one in the evening at the Freeport Performing Arts Center, Maine.… Read More »
Seeking to cast male and female actors / models for a commercial to be shot next month in the New England area. This is a paid gig. Nomadic Endeavors is seeking a beautiful male and female for a non-union Spa commercial that is shooting on Wednesday, April 7th. These are paid positions, open to any… Read More »
Theater auditions for a production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream – Connecticut Capital Classics Shakespeare Festival seeks Connecticut based, non-Equity stage actors for a summer production of A Midsummer Night’s Dream. Auditions by appointment only April 17 and 18, 2010. Casting all roles. Rehearsals begin late May. Performances 7/8-7/25 at Saint Joseph College, West… Read More »
A Shorts Life is looking for a Male, age 40-65, (bald and husky preferred) to play the role of a janitor which is the lead role. This is for a narrative short film to be shot in the Northampton, Mass. area on April 22nd. Please send head shot to ashortslife@gmail.com
Casting Notice – New England Area. Casting a indie comedic feature We are seeking to fill the following roles for an independent, no-budget feature-length comedy slated to begin shooting mid-April 2010 – This is an non-paid gig. 1 Female Lead (25) 5 Male Supporting Roles, Age Range 28-65 2 Female Supporting (65-75) Please e-mail headshot… Read More »
King Richard’s Faire is holding it’s annual auditions for the 2010 season. The Faire is looking for musicians (drummers, keyboardists, etc.), singers, dancers, acrobats, actors/actresses, jugglers, stilt walkers, specialty acts, musical comedy performers, street performers, technical staff (stage managers, sound techs, etc.), costumers, entertainment staff (musical director, etc.), office staff (administrators, receptionists etc.). April 24… Read More »
Vermont Casting for a paid gig – Actor and Actress late 20s/early 30s wanted for short film based on a published story by the author of the novel Reap, Eric Rickstad. Casting call and shoot to take place in Vermont. Serious talent only, please. Paid. Send headshot and resume | Subject Line: Casting Call aclassicfilm@gmail.com… Read More »
Casting call acting, part of Sarah (female 27 to 33) in short film, Boston area Sarah was adopted as a preteen. Her parents both killed when she was young. She started her family early. She married partially because she got pregnant. Height from 5′ 2″ to 5′ 7″ Caucasian – Mediterranean – Middle Eastern unpaid… Read More »
THE BACCHAE 20 women wanted 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… Read More »
Adaptation means taking the most important scenes of King Lear and doing them in Shakespeare?s language. We will be using as text the way Shakespeare wrote it as printed in the book “No Fear Shakespeare-King Lear”. On each opposite page in this book is a contemporary language translation of Shakespeare’s text. Because that now exists… Read More »