ACT of Connecticut | Ridgefield, CT
Wednesday, September 18, 2024
10:00 AM (E)
Lunch 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM
SPT
$670 weekly minimum (SPT 7) + Pension & Health
Equity Chorus singers (Female characters) for FIDDLER ON THE ROOF (See breakdown).
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Please prepare a short cut (approx. 32-bars suggested) of a song in the style of the show. Please bring sheet music. An audition pianist will be provided. Please bring a hardcopy of your picture/resume, stapled.
Pearl Studios (500)
500 8th Ave
New York, NY 10018-6504
Holding room - Studio 301
Artistic Director: Daniel C. Levine
Music Supervisor: Bryan Perri
Producing Director: R. Erin Craig
Director: Daniel C. Levine
Music Director: Bryan Perri
Choreographer: Josh Assor
Casting: Jason Styres / The Casting Collaborative
Expected to attend:
Jason Styres: Casting Director
Jeff Cox (Choral Director)
1st Rehearsal: on/about 1/6/2025 (6 days/week)
Tech: the week of 1/27/2025
1st Performance: 2/6/2025
Closing: 3/9/2025
Performances are Thursday through Sunday, with understudy rehearsals on Thursday afternoons (after opening).
www.actofct.org
All rehearsals and performances are in Ridgefield, CT at A.C.T. of Connecticut.
ECC Procedures are in effect for this audition.
An Equity Monitor will be provided.
Notice: Audition Call Type: ECC
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF
Round trip transportation is provided by A.C.T. of Connecticut on a daily basis (between NYC and Ridgefield, CT) in shared company vehicles for all rehearsals and performances.
SYNOPSIS: Directed by A.C.T. of CT’s Artistic Director Daniel C. Levine, this production of Fiddler on the Roof will be profoundly actor-driven, with a unique emphasis on the themes of “bearing witness” and “never forgetting.” Levine’s vision centers on the idea that this story is not just about the individual characters in each scene, but about the entire community, unified in their shared experiences of upheaval and resilience. By keeping actors on stage at all times, this production will establish a powerful sense of communal witnessing and collective memory, ensuring that the interconnectedness of each character’s journey is always at the forefront, thus allowing the audience to feel the weight of history and the enduring impact of these stories. The actors’ constant presence serves as a living reminder that every element of the narrative is crucial, reinforcing the deep cultural ethos of remembrance and resilience. Actors will be responsible for setting each scene and must be comfortable working on a turntable.
Actors must be comfortable working on turntable, as this may be used throughout the production.
[ENSEMBLE / SINGERS] A diverse company of terrific singers who move very well (or dance well, a plus) to play various characters of Anatevka. Many ensemble tracks will understudy principal roles. Please be sure to review the synopsis of this notice, as it contains helpful context to the vision of the production. Principal understudies will be assigned to the ensemble players in advance of rehearsals beginning.
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