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THE WINGS OF IKARUS JACKSON Submission - The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts Auditions

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts

Posted July 3, 2011

This audition closed on July 10, 2011. View current auditions →

TYA

THE WINGS OF IKARUS JACKSON

– Photo / Resume Request

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Theater for Young Audiences

TYA; $550.00/week ($449.00 is the weekly minimum) - Travel to and from DC, housing and per diem would be provided for out-of-town artists.

Adapted by Jerome Hairston from the book,"Wings," by Christopher Myers

Directed and Choreographed by Devanand Janki

First Rehearsal: 1/9/12. Tech begins: 1/28/21. Runs: 2/2 – 2/23/12

NYC auditions will be held on Thursday, July 14, 2011, by appointment only.

For consideration, email (preferred method) or fax picture and resume to:

Michelle Kozlak, Casting Director, Kennedy Center Theater for Young Audiences

Email:
kctya@kennedy-center.org

FAX: 202-416-8297

Submissions must be received by July 11th to be considered.

If contacted for an audition appointment, you must be available on July 14th.

In the subject line of the email / fax, please write"Wings Submission"

There is something different about the new boy at school. Instead of a backpack, Ikarus Jackson dons a feathery white set of wings and can fly. To stop the kids from taunting his uniquely feathered look, Ikarus soars through the city, over rooftops and playgrounds, like a slow-motion instant replay. Just when he thinks he’s all alone, a brave schoolgirl tells him what someone should have from the start: “your flying is beautiful.” Caldecott Honor and Coretta Scott King Honor-winner Christopher Myers’ colorful and lovingly assembled collage-illustrated children’s book comes to life as a dance-theater piece (world premiere) in the Kennedy Center’s Family Theater.

Seeking an actor with strong dance background for:

Ikarus:

Lead role. Young African-American male. Character is a young, hip kid, but will be played by an adult actor. Actor should therefore be able to play 12 years old. Most importantly, actor must have 7+ years of dance training, including ballet.

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