RED EYE OF LOVE Equity Chorus Call Singers - Amas Musical Theatre Auditions

Call Type
Equity Chorus

Time(s)
Equity Chorus Calls / Singers
Thursday, May 29, 2014
9:30 AM - Equity male singers who dance
11 AM - Equity female singers who dance

Contract
LOA-NYC
$335 per week plus Pension and Health

Location
Actors' Equity Association Audition Center
165 West 46th Street
16th Floor
New York, NY 10036

Seeking
Equity men and women ensemble singers who dance. See breakdown for details.

Preparation
Please prepare a brief traditional musical theatre song. No rock songs please. We will not ask you to dance at this call.

Other Dates
EPAs - May 27
ECC/Dancers - May 29

Rehearsals: July 28th-Previews begin Aug. 26th and runs till Sept. 28th with possible one week

Other
Venue: DiCapo Opera Theatre, 76th and Lexington Ave.

Personnel
Book and Lyrics: Arnold Weinstein and John Wulp
Music: Sam Davis
Artistic Producer: Donna Trinkoff
Director: Ted Sperling
Music Director: TBD
Choreographer: Alex Sanchez
Casting: Carol Hanzel

· Chorus 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

SYNOPSIS: Red Eye of Love is a rollicking musical comedy about
a love triangle between a young idealist, Wilmer Flange, a materialistic butcher, O.O. Martinas, and the girl they both love,
Selma Chargesse. Their hilarious misadventures are set against
a background of Boom Time, War and Depression in America, so that the play becomes a panorama of the United States in the
Twentieth Century.


Seeking:

Note: We are actively seeking an ethnically diverse cast

Ensemble: mid 20’s-late 30’s. An eclectic mix of character types. Strong singing and dancing required
from everyone. Dance style is musical theatre . Tap skills are a plus.

Man 1: plays Bez, the grown up child of Wilmer and Selma, but
who takes after Martinas. Bari-tenor.
Man 2: plays a Doll salesman, tenor.
Man 3: Plays a Japanese/German soldier, a dialect role. Baritone

Woman 1: nightclub singer, belter
Woman 2: older waitress, soprano
Woman 3: specialty dancer, mezzo