BILLY ELLIOT The Musical
Broadway/Production Contract Currently $1,653/week minimum.
Producers: Universal, Working Title TV, The Old Vic Productions and Tim Bevan, Eric Fellner, Jon Finn & Sally Greene
Exec Prods: Angela Morrison & David Furnish
Music: Elton John
Book/Lyrics: Lee Hall
Dir: Stephen Daldry
Choreo: Peter Darling
Assoc Choreo: Kate Dunn
Mus Dir: David Chase
Mus Sprvsr: Martin Koch
GM: Nina Lannan Associates
Adult Casting: Tara Rubin Casting
Children’s Casting: Nora Brennan Casting
Currently running on Broadway.
Equity Chorus Call / Girl Dancers (Children Only):
Saturday, October 15, 2011 Chelsea Studios
11 AM – Equity female (child) dancers 151 West 26th Street, 5th Floor
Equity Monitor reads chorus list at 10:30 AM. New York City
Equity Chorus Call procedures are in effect. AEA Member sign-up list will be posted at the AEA Audition Center at 9:30 AM on October 10, 2011, and removed at 5 PM on October 14. The AEA Monitor will read out the list at 10:30 AM on audition day. Those on the list must be present with their current Equity cards when their names are called. Members who cannot sign the list must check in with the Monitor by 11 AM on audition day in order to guarantee being seen. Children who are not Members of Actors' Equity Association (AEA) are welcome to attend, and will be seen after AEA Members.
Please wear dance clothes and bring tap, jazz and ballet shoes. Please also prepare something to sing (after all have danced). Bring sheet music in the correct key; accompanist is provided, but may not transpose.
Please bring a picture & resume, stapled back-to-back.
Seeking the following positions only at this call, for possible future replacements in the Broadway company. Note: This call is for children only. Equity calls for adult roles and chorus positions are held separately by another casting office.
Ballet Girls:
Ensemble characters. Ages 8 – 12, any ethnicity. Maximum height 4’10”. Seeking dancers who sing, with strong tap and good ballet. Some girls may be required to do pointe work. Seeking a variety of sizes, shapes and types, with expressive character and lots of personality, not the traditional ballerina.
Debbie:
Principal character. Age 9 – 12, any ethnicity. Maximum height 4’10”. Daughter of Mrs. Wilkinson, Billy’s dance teacher. Outspoken, lumpy, unconsciously funny, no-nonsense, possibly a bit of a bully, surly. Takes ballet class only because her mother is the teacher. Requirements: Strong actor. Good ballet and tap.
Casting Director’s statement: “Performers of all ethnicities are encouraged to attend.”
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