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Call Type
Equity Principal
Time(s)
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Wednesday, March 12, 2014
6:00 PM - 9:00 PM
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Contract
SPT
Minimum $404/wk
Location
Theatre Three
2800 Routh St.
Suite 168
Dallas, TX 75201
Parking is available on the west and north sides of the building.
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Seeking
Actors for By The Way, Meet Vera Stark.
Preparation
Sides will be posted to our website.
theatre3dallas.com/auditions.
Other Dates
First rehearsal: May 27, 2014
First preview: June 19, 2014
Final performance: July 13th, 2014 (with a possible extension through July 20, 2014)
Other
The role of Vera Stark has been previously cast.
www.theatre3dallas.com
Personnel
Director: Bruce R. Coleman
· EPA Rules are in effect.
· A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.
Appointments
214-871-3300 x 224
theatrethree2800@gmail.com
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
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Breakdown
ACTOR #1 – Female. Caucasian. Must be able to play 20 – 60 years old. Old School
Hollywood Actress Type. Think Carol Lombard, Norma Shearer etc…
Must Sing.
ACTOR #2 – Female. African American. Described by the author as ‘Brown and Round.’
Darker Complexion and fuller figure. Must Play age 20 – 40.
Act One, Veras’ Best Friend. Think Octavia Spencer.
Act Two, Gender Studies Professor. Think Joy Reid of MSNBC.
ACTOR #3 – Female. African American. Described by the author as being Very Light
In complexion. So light, she can pass for Latina, and does. 20’s – 30’s.
Act One, Good Time Girl Actress. Fun, Flirty and GIRLIE
Act Two, Masculine, Butch Poet and Film Critic. Nikki Giovanni type.
ACTOR #1 – Female. Caucasian. Must be able to play 20 – 60 years old. Old School
Hollywood Actress Type. Think Carol Lombard, Norma Shearer etc…
Must Sing.
ACTOR #2 – Female. African American. Described by the author as ‘Brown and Round.’
Darker Complexion and fuller figure. Must Play age 20 – 40.
Act One, Veras’ Best Friend. Think Octavia Spencer.
Act Two, Gender Studies Professor. Think Joy Reid of MSNBC.
ACTOR #3 – Female. African American. Described by the author as being Very Light
In complexion. So light, she can pass for Latina, and does. 20’s – 30’s.
Act One, Good Time Girl Actress. Fun, Flirty and GIRLIE
Act Two, Masculine, Butch Poet and Film Critic. Nikki Giovanni type.
ACTOR # 4 – Male. African American. Handsome and solid. 30’s – 40’s
Act One, Troubled but Charming Jazz Musician. Flirts with Vera.
Act Two, Film Critic and Host. Cultured. A little on the Academic side.
ACTOR #5 – Male. Caucasian. 30’s – 40’s. Good with Accents.
Act One, 1930’s Film Director. German. Passionate.Think Stroheim
Act Two, 1970’s Brit Television Host. Think David Frost or Graham Kerr.
ACTOR #6 – Male. Caucasian. 30’s – 40’s. Good with Accents.
Act One, 1930’s Jewish Film Producer.
Act Two, 1970’s British Rock Star. Wasted. Must Sing.
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