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Breakdown updated.
Monday, March 31, 2025
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM (E)
BREAK: 1:00PM - 2:00PM
Off Broadway
$26 per rehearsal hour (Periodic performance agreement)
$183 per performance (Periodic performance agreement)
Equity actors for roles in DON GIOVANNI (see breakdown).
Please prepare either a short lyrical aria or a short Broadway song classical in nature. Please bring your headshot and resume stapled together.
LDK Productions Studios
115 W 45th St
Ste 606
New York, NY 10036
STUDIO 1 Auditions; STUDIO 2 Holding Room
Producer: Mozart's Don Giovanni LLC
Director: Adam Levowitz
Music Dir: Sheela Ramesh
Gen Mgr: LDK Productions
EXPECTED TO ATTEND:
Casting Director: Cindi Rush - Cindi Rush Casting
Reh: 5/25
Open: 6/24 FOR 2 SHOWS/WEEK (MONDAY AND TUESDAY)
Close: 8/19
Two shows per week at the Cutting Room NYC
Monday and Tuesday eve Rehearsals 38 hrs/week at $26.00/hr
EPA Procedures are in effect for this audition.
An Equity Monitor will be provided.
Notice: Audition Call Type: EPA
This 90-minute production of Don Giovanni is a staged concert that blends classical operatic, Broadway, and rock-style expressive singing with compelling storytelling. Featuring Mozart’s original vocal score in the original keys, sung in English with a brand-new libretto, the production is fully mic’d and performed with an 11-piece rock orchestra. While staying true to Mozart’s compositions, it includes approximately two-thirds of the original arias, ensembles, and recitatives. The staged concert format highlights the drama and emotional depth of the story, focusing on the text and music to create an intimate yet powerful theatrical experience.
Male Presenting. Everyone loves the bad boy. A dangerously charismatic nobleman who lives for pleasure and power. Seductive, reckless, and unapologetic. Thrives on manipulation and charm but faces the consequences of his own making. Has a commanding presence and a baritone voice suited to Sondheim-esque storytelling—rich, expressive, and dexterous rather than pop-inflected.
Male Presenting. Giovanni’s wry, street-smart servant who sees everything but often turns a blind eye. He wrestles with his complicity in Giovanni’s exploits. But this isn’t Giovanni’s story—it’s his. Leporello is the true high-energy lead, breaking the fourth wall to engage directly with the audience both during the performance and in a pre-show prologue. Has effortless charm, razor-sharp wit, strong physical comedy instincts, and the ability to land a joke while carrying emotional weight. Has a classic Broadway baritone/tenor character voice, agile for fast-paced patter.
Female Presenting. A woman on a mission. Fierce, determined, and unwilling to let tragedy define her. She is not a damsel in distress—she is a force of nature, demanding justice and refusing to be silenced. A powerful soprano with both dramatic fire and lyrical sensitivity.
Male Presenting. Loyal to a fault. Deeply devoted to Anna but struggles to live up to her expectations. More heart than hero, he must decide whether love means protecting or proving himself. A lyrical tenor—either a classically trained operatic tenor or a rock tenor with a beautiful, clear upper register and expressive storytelling ability. More Steve Perry than Robert Plant.
Female Presenting. She refuses to be dismissed. A noblewoman who has loved and lost Giovanni but refuses to let him define her. Equal parts passion and fury, she is determined to hold him accountable. A classically trained lyric or mezzo-soprano with range and fire—capable of both raw emotion and biting wit.
Male Presenting. A father, a warrior, and an omen. Killed by Giovanni but never truly silenced. His presence looms large even in death. Requires a commanding bass voice with resonance and gravitas.
Male Presenting. Covers Leporello, Don Ottavio.
Male Presenting. Covers Don Giovanni, The Commander.
Female Presenting. Covers Donna Anna, Donna Elvira, the Countess.
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