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Call Type
Equity Principal
Time(s)
Wednesday, September 16, 2015
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
Lunch is 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Sign up begins at 9:00 AM
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Contract
TYA
TYA Reh Min - $13/hr | $99/performance
Location
Walt Disney Concert Hall
151 South Grand Avenue
Los Angeles, CA 90012
Park under building on level 6.*See PREPARATION section
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Seeking
Actors for this LA Phil/Toyota “Symphonies for Youth” live concert and theatrical presentation. Please see Breakdown for details.
Preparation
One dramatic or comedic monologue. Piece should be age appropriate for families. No Shakespeare.
*Take elevators near row G to get to admin building. All other elevators will go into main lobby, which does not connect. Go to floor 2 and check in w/ the security guard. Parking will be validated.
Other Dates
TSFY- French Festival: Opens 1/20/16 Closes 2/3/16
Secondary French Festival: Opens 2/4/16 Closes 2/5/16
Spirit of the Cello: Performances 4/9/16 & 4/16/16
Mostly daytime rehearsals, 3 to 4 days a week, max 4 hours each.
Other
All Stage Manager positions have been filled at this time.
Personnel
Directors: Abigail Deser, Deborah Devine
Playwright: Leon Martell
Producer: Megan Swan for LA Philharmonic
· EPA Rules are in effect.
· A monitor will be provided.
Appointments
EPA rules are in effect. Sign up begins at 9:00 AM.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
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Breakdown
TSFY FRENCH FESTIVAL
In this LA Phil/Toyota “Symphonies for Youth” live concert and theatrical presentation, dancers and a young guide tour the colorful and rich orchestral music of France with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in celebration of the LA Phil's French festival. The symphony will be performed live by the LA Philharmonic.
Casting:
DANCERS: 1 Male and 1 Female, 18+; preferably Asian, Latino or African American, but will consider all ethnicities. Choreography will encapsulate ballet, jazz, contemporary and pantomime genres.
ACTOR: Female, 20s-40s, preferably Asian, Latino or African American, but will consider all ethnicities. A vivacious and energetic guide to our young audiences. Character actor who can use improvisation and humor to take us through the style and music of French classical composition. Must be able to be both theatrical and truthful and be comfortable with dance-like movement.
Electronic submissions may be made directly to
mswan@laphil.org
SECONDARY FRENCH FESTIVAL
In this LA Phil/Toyota “Symphonies for Youth” live concert and theatrical presentation, a dancer and a young guide tour the colorful and rich orchestral music of France with the Los Angeles Philharmonic in celebration of the LA Phil's French festival. The symphony will be performed live by the LA Philharmonic.
Casting:
DANCERS: 1 Male, 18+; preferably Asian, Latino or African American, but will consider all ethnicities. Choreography will encapsulate ballet, jazz, contemporary and pantomime genres.
ACTOR: Female, 20s-40s, preferably Asian, Latino or African American, but will consider all ethnicities. A vivacious and energetic host who helps guide our young audiences through the style and music of French classical composition. Must be able to be both theatrical and truthful and be comfortable with dance-like movement.
Electronic submissions may be made directly to
mswan@laphil.org
SPIRIT OF THE CELLO
In this LA Phil/Toyota “Symphonies for Youth” live concert and theatrical presentation, The Los Angeles Philharmonic and a virtuoso cellist lead us on a humorous exploration of the role of the cello, through music by Handel, Haydn, and Mendelssohn. Our cellist learns the true spirit of his instrument, and his cello discovers many other possibilities for making music besides being in the spotlight.
Casting:
SPIRIT OF THE CELLO: 1 Male, 18+; preferably Asian, Latino or African American, but will consider all ethnicities. The Spirit of the Cello is quite literally the voice of the passionate, mellow, intuitive, and wielding instrument that is being played by our virtuosic musician. Mirroring the capabilities of the instrument itself, the Spirit of the Cello must possess vulnerability, a need for dedication and loyalty, and a large range of emotions and quirks. Seeking stage trained/experienced actors who are comfortable acting in a large venue with a large audience and with distinct comfort with movement and rhythm.
Electronic submissions may be made directly to
mswan@laphil.org
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