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Send To
Kennedy Center Theater for Young Audiences
attn: David Kilpatrick
P.O. Box 101510
Arlington VA 22210
Email
kctya@kennedy-center.org
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Contract
TYA
Tier I; $482/week
Seeking
DC auditions will be held on an upcoming date sometime end of May/Early June by appointment only.
Seeking Musical theatre performers, highly skilled with at least one musical instrument.
See breakdown for more info.
Other Dates
1st reh- 9/1/15. Opens: 9/25. Closes: 10/30/15
Mail or email picture and resume for consideration.
Personnel
Written and composed by Debra Buonaccorsi and Steve McWilliams
Directed by Gregg Henry
Casting Director, Michelle Kozlak
Manager of Theater for Young Audiences, David Kilpatrick
Other
Mark Submissions: #flowersstink! / DC Appointment Submission
Deadline for receipt of submissions: 5/27
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Breakdown
#flowersstink! is a world premeire production, co-commissioned as a collaboration between the Kennedy Center's Theater for Young Audiences and the U.S. Botanic Garden. This musical piece, which sets classical poetry to modern American music, follows a middle-school girl who, with the help of two fantastical plant beings, discovers the beauty of both poetry and nature.
Seeking:
Musical theatre performers, highly skilled with at least one musical instrument, for the Kennedy Center production of #flowersstink!, which will be presented at the U.S. Botanic Garden. Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to submit their materials. Actors will be signed on as Actor/ASMs.
For consideration, please email headshots and resumes to kctya@kennedy-center.org.
THE WOMAN:
18+ female actor/musician to play a plant being. Earthy, vibrant, and funny. Should be highly skilled with at least one instrument, and able to handle a large range of styles. Multi-instrumentalists and singers are a plus.
THE MAN:
18+ male actor/musician to play a plant being. Warm, kind, and a bit of an innocent. Should be highly skilled with at least one instrument, and able to handle a large range of styles. Multi-instrumentalists and singers are a plus.
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