MY FAIR LADY Equity Performer Auditions - Musical Theatre West Auditions

Call Type
Equity Principal

Time(s)
September 17, 2015
11:00AM - 6:00PM
Lunch 1:00PM - 2:00PM

Contract
LOA ref WCLO
LOA/WCLO Minimum Pending

Location
Musical Theatre West Reiner Rehearsal Hall
4370 E 7th Street
Long Beach, CA 90804

Seeking
All roles

Preparation
Please prepare a song in the style of the show; singing from the score is permissible.
Bring sheet music in your correct key. The ensemble calls for dancers who sing well, and singers who move well

Other Dates
1st Rehearsal October 5th, Opens October 23rd; closes Nov 8th

Other
Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds encouraged to attend


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Personnel
Daniel Pelzig, Director/Choreographer
Julie Lamoureux Musical Director
Paul Garman Executive Producer
Kelly Marie Pate, Stage Manager

· 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.

Breakdown

PRINCIPALS

Eliza Doolittle — a Cockney flower girl from Lisson Grove selling flowers outside Covent Garden. 20’s. Fiery, stubborn, whip smart. Wants to be a lady in a flower shop Soprano

Colonel Pickering — retired British officer with colonial experience; the author of “Spoken Sanskrit”. 60’s Baritone.

Henry Higgins — Upper class, world famous phonetics expert. A confirmed bachelor. 40’s-50’s. Prickly, analytical. Baritone

Freddy Eynsford-Hill — Late 20’s, early 30’s. Upper class. Pampered. Completely smitten with Eliza Baritone/Ten

Alfred P. Doolittle — Eliza’s father; 40’s -50’s. Brash dustman with his own peculiar philosophy of life. Baritone

Mrs. Higgins — Henry’s mother. 60’s-70’s. Patrician. Battles with her son, becomes Eliza’s protector.

Mrs. Pearce — Henry Higgins’ housekeeper. Runs the household. Well aware of the confines of British Society and its rules and regulation Alto/Mezzo

SUPPORTING

Harry — 20’s-40’s. drinking companion of Alfred Doolittle, Perhaps an

Jamie — 20’s-40’s. drinking companion of Alfred Doolittle. Cockney. Tenor

Mrs. Eynsford-Hill —40’s. Freddy’s mother, a friend of Mrs. Higgins

4 Cockney Men — the male Cockney quartet in Covent Garden Market Tenor 1 & 2,Baritone,Bass

Lord and Lady Boxington — friends of Mrs. Higgins; Ascot race patrons

Other Ensemble roles consist of servants,ascot patrons,cockneys and buskers all must sing S-S-A-A-T-B-Singers must be good movers and dancers sing well



Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend.