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Seeking
Equity actors and actor/singers for various roles in the upcoming 2016 Season.
See breakdown
Preparation
For musicals, prepare either:
- two brief appropriate songs (32 bars or less) OR
- a monologue and a song (32 bars or less)
For Mullingar, prepare an appropriate monologue.
For Shout you may sing from the show
Bring sheet music if singing; accompanist provided
Bring picture and resume
Other
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Personnel
Personnel expected to be in attendance at the EPA:
Kevin Cochran- Producing Dir. & dir. of Outside Mullingar
Amy Griffin- dir. of Shout!
Beth Glover- Casting Coord.
Karen Lewis Casting Coord.
· EPA Rules are in effect.
· A monitor will be provided.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
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Breakdown
SHOUT THE MOD MUSICAL
Co-created by: Phillip George and David Lowenstein
DIRECTOR: Amy Griffin
FIRST REHEARSAL: June 20
PERFORMANCE DATES: July 1 – July 17
SYNOPSIS:
SHOUT! travels in time from 1960 to 1970 chronicling the dawning liberation of women. With its heart on its sleeve (and its tongue planted firmly in its cheek), SHOUT! features terrific new arrangements of such classic tunes as To Sir With Love, Downtown, Son of a Preacher Man & Goldfinger.
Seeking:
All actresses should have a strong ability to harmonize.
BLUE GIRL
Age 20-30, any ethnicity. A blue-blooded fashion model. Blue is sophisticated, poised, cool, and aloof. Low Bb to High C, High Soprano Belt. Needs solid English accent.
GREEN GIRL
Age 30-40, any ethnicity. She is a good-time girl. Blousy, middle-class, and zany, she is a bit frayed at the edges, and hopelessly single. A comedian is needed. Mezzo, Shirley Bassey-like belt. Needs solid English accent.
YELLOW GIRL
Age 25-35, any ethnicity. Yellow is an uninhibited and brash American. She is a ray of sunshine with a surprising vulnerability. F below mid C to belt Eb, Alto with big rock diva belt.
ORANGE GIRL
Age 35-45, any ethnicity. The mother of the group, Orange is domestic and maternal. Wise, soulful, and mature, she is slowly asserting her new-found independence. Low Bb to High Bb, Soprano with belt. Needs solid English accent.
RED GIRL
Age 18-25, any ethnicity. The baby of the group, Red is quirky, enthusiastic, and naïve. A hopeless romantic, she is insecure about her looks and possibly a bit chunky. Low Bb to High C, Soprano with belt. Needs solid English accent.
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OUTSIDE MULLINGAR
WRITTEN BY: John Patrick Shanley
DIRECTOR: Kevin Cochran
FIRST REHEARSAL: July 11
PERFORMANCE DATES: July 22 – August 7
SYNOPSIS:
Anthony and Rosemary are lovelorn farmers in rural Ireland who haven’t got a clue when it comes to love. They need to overcome a bitter land feud, familial rivalries and their own romantic fears to find happiness. Full of John Patrick Shanley’s trademark dark humor, this tenderhearted portrait reminds us it’s never too late to take a chance on love.
All must have an excellent Irish accent.
Seeking:
TONY
Age 65-75. Sly, wily old Irish farmer who is hard on his son. Stern, unsentimental, thinks he knows it all, and right about everything. Has a dry wit; comes to see the error of his ways.
ANTHONY
Age 38-45. Tony’s put-upon, good-hearted son. Realistic & self-defeating idealist & dreamer; a non-confrontational, misunderstood & sensitive man who feels things deeply. Painfully shy -secretly in love with Rosemary yet unable to take action. A misfit with a shameful secret & a philosopher’s soul.
AOIFE
Age 60-70. Recent grieving widow, in bad health & not too much longer for this world. Blunt & highly opinionated, has some spunk left in her & calls things as she sees them.
ROSEMARY
Age 35-40. Aoife’s daughter. Stubborn, determined, feisty, practical; has a temper & determined to get what she wants once she sets her mind to it. Determined to have Anthony. Confrontational, proud & beautiful; a strong willed woman.
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MURDER FOR TWO
Book & Music by Joe Kinosian Book & Lyrics by Kellen Blair
DIRECTOR: TBD
FIRST REHEARSAL: August 1
PERFORMANCE DATES: August 12 – August 28
SYNOPSIS:
A zany blend of classic musical comedy and madcap mystery, this tuneful whodunit is a highly theatrical duet -- one performer plays the detective and the second actor plays all 12 suspects. And they both play the piano. It’s a witty and winking homage to old-fashioned murder mysteries.
Both roles must act, sing and play the piano proficiently. The score must be memorized for performances.
Seeking:
ACTOR 1/MARCUS
Any ethnicity. A young, eager police officer determined to make his mark on the crime-solving world, charming, earnest, sympathetic, happy and hopeful, straight-laced and totally by-the-book, nevertheless he greets most challenges with a warm smile, chipper (not grizzled), his good-natured demeanor prevails despite this very challenging case., Baritone - Ab (low) to Ab (high)
ACTOR 2/THE SUSPECTS
Any ethnicity. A sharp and versatile performer able to transform from role to role on a dime, a vivid, believable and extraordinarily chameleon-like actor-musician
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