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Seeking
Equity actors and actors/singers for various principal roles in the upcoming 2015 season.
see breakdown.
Preparation
Please bring a stapled picture and resume.
On Monday, prepare a monologue from modern or contemporary theatre (no singing)
On Tuesday, prepare a traditional musical theatre song that shows range OR a 1 minute monologue and 16 bars of a song
Accompanist provided on Tue 3/3 only.
Personnel
Artistic Director: Mandy Greenfield
Producer: Stephen M Kaus
Casting: Telsey + Company: Will Cantler, Karyn Casl, Andrew Femenella
· 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.
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Breakdown
OFF THE MAIN ROAD
By Williams Inge
Director: Evan Cabnet
Contract: AEA/CORST category X contract ($879/week)
Venue: Main Stage
First Rehearsal NYC: June 8, 2015
First Rehearsal Williamstown: June 16, 2015
First Preview: June 30, 2015
Opening: July 2, 2015
Scheduled Closing: July 19, 2015
AVAILABLE ROLES:
MRS. BURNS: 50s – Landlady; robust woman who has lived most of her life outdoors
JULIA CONROY: 20s – Mrs. Garrit’s daughter; on the verge of a sexual and spiritual awakening.
CAB DRIVER: 30s – Roguishly handsome, dark, sexy, proud, charming.
VICTOR BURNS: 20s – Mrs. Burns’ son; has an attractive virility about him
MRS. BENNET: 60s – Mrs. Garrit’s mother; a portly and pretty woman eager for her daughter to come home
MANNY GARRIT: 40s – Faye’s husband and a former baseball player; tall, dark, and handsome, with a dangerous side
JIMMY WOODFORD: 40s – A good friend of Mrs. Garrit; a slim, aristocratic-looking man
UNAVAILABLE ROLES:
MRS. FAYE GARRIT: CAST. 40s – A wife and mother
PARADISE BLUE
By Dominique Morisseau
Director: Ruben Santiago-Hudson
Contract: AEA/CORST category X contract ($879/week)
Venue: Main Stage
First Rehearsal Williamstown: June 30, 2015
First Preview: July 22, 2015
Opening: July 23, 2015
Scheduled Closing: August 2, 2015
AVAILABLE ROLES:
PUMPKIN: late 20s/early 30s – Black Woman. Pretty in a plain way. Simple Sweet. Waitress, cook and caretaker of Paradise Club. A loving thing with a soft touch. Adores Poetry
BLUE: mid-late 30s/early 40s – Black Man. Handsome. Mysterious. Sexy. Quiet danger. Aloof. A hard shell and a hard interior. Battling many demons. A gifted trumpeter.
CORN: late 40s/early 50s – Black Man. Slightly chubby. Easygoing and Thoughtful. A real sweetheart with a weakness for love. The pianoman.
P-SAM: mid/late 30s – Black Man. Sweet-talker. Hustler. Always eager for his next gig. The percussionist.
SILVER: late 30s/early 40s – Black Woman. Mysterious. Sexy. Charming. Spicy woman. Gritty and raw in a way that men find irresistible. Has a meeeeeeaaaannn walk.
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MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN
By Eugene O’Neill
Director: Gordon Edelstein
Contract: AEA/CORST category X contract ($879/week)
Venue: Main Stage
First Rehearsal Williamstown: July 7, 2015
First Preview: August 5, 2015
Opening: August 8, 2015
Scheduled Closing: August 23, 2015
AVAILABLE ROLES:
PHIL HOGAN: 60s/70s – Father of Josie and Mike Hogan. Tenant of James Tyrone, Jr. A feisty, stocky Irishman with a wicked sense of humor.
MIKE HOGAN: 20s/early 30s – Youngest son of Phil Hogan. Brother of Josie Hogan. A self-righteous, shrewd man.
STEDMAN T. HARDER: late 30s/early 40s – Heir to Standard Oil. Neighbor of Phil Hogan. Trying to live the life of a country gentleman, trying to look the part.
UNAVAILABLE ROLES:
JOSIE HOGAN: CAST. late 30s/early 40s – Daughter of Phil Hogan.
JAMES TYRONE, JR: CAST. late 30s/early 40s – Landlord to Phil Hogan.
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LEGACY
By Daniel Goldfarb
Director: Oliver Butler
Contract: AEA/ CORST special contract ($621/week)
Venue: Nikos Stage
First Rehearsal NYC: June 8, 2015
First Rehearsal Williamstown: June 16, 2015
First Preview: July 1, 2015
Opening: July 2, 2015
Scheduled Closing: July 12, 2015
All roles have been CAST. Actors may be seen for possible replacements.
NEIL ABRAMS: CAST. mid/late 60s – A renowned novelist and tenured professor at Columbia University. Married to Suzanne Kind.
SUZANNE KIND: CAST. early/mid 40s – An oral historian who records Holocaust survivors for the Spielberg Project. Married to Neil Abrams.
HEART FINE: CAST. mid 20s – A talented young writer in financial need. A graduate student of Neil’s
JEREMY GOODMAN: CAST. late 30s – A high risk ob/byn. Eccentric with a bit of a God Complex.
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KINSHIP
By Carey Perloff
Director: Jo Bonney
Contract: AEA/ CORST special contract ($621/week)
Venue: Nikos Stage
First Rehearsal NYC: June 22, 2015
First Rehearsal Williamstown: June 30, 2015
First Preview: July 15, 2015
Opening: July 16, 2015
Scheduled Closing: July 25, 2015
AVAILABLE ROLES:
HE: late 30s – a newspaper reporter, complicated, sexy, sometimes sweet, urbane, competitive, afraid.
HIS MOTHER: 70s – an ex-actress and devoted if over protective mother. Still very attractive and is also (unbeknownst to SHE) THE OLDER FRIEND.
UNAVAILABLE ROLES:
SHE: CAST. late 40s – a married newspaper editor. Passionate, intelligent, besotted, slightly falling apart. The actress playing SHE also plays PHEDRE, Queen and wife of Theseus, stepmother of Hippolytus, in Racine’s tragedy PHEDRE.
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UNKNOWN SOLDIER (Musical)
Book By Daniel Goldstein
Music by Michael Friedman
Lyrics by Michael Friedman and Daniel Goldstein
Director: Trip Cullman
Contract: AEA/ CORST special contract ($621/week)
Venue: Nikos Stage
First Rehearsal Williamstown: June 30, 2015
First Preview: July 30, 2015
Opening: August 1, 2015
Scheduled Closing: August 9, 2015
AVAILABLE ROLES:
FRANCIS GRAND: 20s – A soldier, recently returned from World War I. An amnesiac.
NURSE: any age – also plays EDNA EVERMAN, KIMBERLY, JANE, et al.
LUCY PETERSON: 80s – she is LUCY LEMAY as an old lady. We see her in 1973. She is NOT played by the same actress who plays LUCY LEMAY.
ELLEN RABINOWITZ: 40s – LUCY PETERSON’s granddaughter, grown up.
LUCY RABINOWITZ /YOUNG ELLEN: 10-11yrs old – ELLEN RABINOWITZ’s daughter. Played by the same actress who plays YOUNG ELLEN.
UNAVAILABLE ROLES:
LUCY LEMAY: CAST. 20s – A young woman. We see her in the years immediately following World War I.
DOCTOR: CAST. any age – also plays EDGAR EVERMAN.
ANDREW HOFFMAN: CAST. 40s – A librarian who lives in Ithaca.
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AN INTERVENTION
By Mike Bartlett
Director: Lila Neugebauer
Contract: AEA/ CORST special contract ($621/week)
Venue: Nikos Stage
First Rehearsal Williamstown: July 14, 2015
First Preview: August 12, 2015
Opening: August 13, 2015
Scheduled Closing: August 23, 2015
AVAILABLE ROLES
A: Any gender. Any ethnicity. 30’s/40’s – Wit, humor, ability to drive language.
B: Any gender. Any ethnicity. 30’s/40’s – Wit, humor, ability to drive language.
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