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Auditions Announced for ALL SHOOK UP at Encore Youth Theatre

EYT_logoThursday, March 30 – 6:30pm
Saturday, April 1 – 10am

Parrish Auditorium
1601 University Blvd, Hamilton, Ohio 45011

Auditions for our 2017 summer show open to any Butler County student who will be entering 7th grade in the fall through a 2017 high school graduate.

  • Please be prepared to sing one minute of a broadway type song.
  • An accompanist will be available or you may sing with an instrumental CD.
  • If you are interested in a particular role, please sing a song from the show.
  • There will also be a dance audition so come dressed to dance.

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Live Show Auditions & Interviews at Coney Island

misc_coney-island-logoSaturday, March 18, 10am-2pm

Coney Island Group Sales Building
6201 Kellogg Ave.
Cincinnati, Ohio 45230

  • Looking for singers, dancers and a Stage Manager for the 2017 Coney Island summer season
  • You must bring resume and photo
  • Prepare an up-tempo pop and a rock song with backing track
  • CD/MP3 player will be provided
  • Bring movement-appropriate clothes to dance
  • Performers must be at least 16 years of age
  • Auditions will be on a first come/first serve basis
  • For Stage Manager: please bring resume and be prepared to interview

Also accepting video submissions.  Forward all video auditions to: Katy at tutufuncincy@gmail.com.

These auditions are for paid singer/ dancer positions for the entire summer!  Great opportunity!

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Auditions Announced for THE FULL MONTY at The Carnegie

TC_logo_newThe Carnegie Announce Auditions for THE FULL MONTY 

Directed by Matthew Wilson
Music Direction by Xan Jeffery
Choreography by Jay Goodlett 

Performances: August 12, 13, 18, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27
Friday & Saturday Evenings at 7:30pm, Sundays at 3:00pm

Rehearsals evenings and weekends July 9th – August 13th

A loveable band of unemployed steelworkers in Buffalo, NY cook up a hilarious scheme to reinvigorate their bank accounts and their self-confidence by becoming a male striptease act. But it won’t be easy…between learning to dance, dealing with body issues, and revealing the plan to their wives, the men must expose more than their bare-bottoms to make their plan a reality.

Based on the hit film of the same name, THE FULL MONTY is full of heart, humor, and the most highly anticipated closing number you’ll ever see at the theatre. Get ready to hoot and holler as the guys “let it go” in a finale performance you won’t forget!

Auditions by Appointment Only on the Following Dates:

  • May 13 1pm-5pm
  • May 15 6:30pm-9:30pm

Callbacks May 16 7pm

To schedule a time slot, please contact Maggie Perrino, mperrino@thecarnegie.com.

Please Prepare:

  • 32 bars of a musical theatre song in the style of the show.
  • Wear dance attire and be prepared to learn a dance combination
  • Bring sheet music in the correct key for the accompanist. A cappella auditions will not be accepted

Also note:

  • Resume listing theatrical experience and headshot/picture are required to audition. Please bring with you to the audition, do not send in advance.
  • Cast members do not have to be the actual ages of the characters, but must be able to look age appropriate and act accordingly.
  • All roles are paid. Not AEA eligible.

Auditions will take place at The Lincoln Grant Scholar House Auditorium
824 Greenup St. Covington, KY (block and a half from The Carnegie)

Please note: Lead roles will be required to perform in g-strings on stage. Please be sure you are comfortable with this element of the script before auditioning. Due to local ordinances, we cannot allow full nudes onstage, but will go down to everything but the g-string. Those invited to callbacks should be prepared to perform the dance combo in underwear only. 

Available Roles:

  • Jerry Lukowski: Male, 30-40, an unemployed mill worker, fighting to maintain his pride and the custody of his only son; all-American jock and the definitive man’s man; spontaneous; very prideful; brief nudity. Vocal range: Tenor, C4-D6.
    Requires Stripping: Yes
  • Dave Bukatinsky: Male, 30-40, Jerry’s best friend and fellow unemployed mill worker; very much a man’s man, but more of a follower than leader; the definitive sidekick; prideful; self-conscious about his size; brief nudity. Vocal range: Tenor, C4-E6.
    Requires Stripping: Yes
  • Harold Nichols: Male, 35-49, an unemployed supervisor at the mill. Hot Metal’s choreographer; thinks his worth comes from providing for his wife, so he hides his unemployment from her; brief nudity. Vocal range: Bari/tenor, B3-A5.
    Requires Stripping: Yes
  • Malcolm MacGregor: Male, 25-35, an unemployed mill worker; lives at home with his mother; depressed, suicidal, awkward, and feeble; pigeon-chested; finds comfort in Ethan; brief nudity. Vocal range: Tenor, C4-E6 (smooth falsetto).
    Requires Stripping: Yes
  • Ethan Girard: Male, 25-35, an unemployed mill worker; lonely; has a blind determination and confidence to succeed; finds company with Malcolm; brief nudity. Vocal range: Bari/tenor, D3-A5.
    Requires Stripping: Yes
  • Noah ‘Horse’ T. Simmons: Male, 30-50, a retired mill worker; embarrassed about being an “average-sized” black man; despite being old and slow when walking, he still has explosive dance moves; frequently grumpy; brief nudity. Vocal range: Baritone, F2-B5.
    Requires Stripping: Yes
  • Georgie Buktanisky: Female, 30-40, Dave’s wife; she loves her husband, and worries about him; loud, outgoing, and brash; she is the “leader” of her group of girlfriends. Vocal range: Mezzo/Soprano, G3-A5.
    Requires Stripping: No
  • Vicki Nichols: Female, 25+, Harold’s wife; she enjoys the finer things in life; loves her husband more than anything, and supports him no matter what. Vocal range: Alto/mezzo, G3-A5.
    Requires Stripping: No
  • Jeannette Burmeister: Female, 60-75, a piano player of indeterminate years and show-business pro; sassy, quick-witted, and larger than life; has slowed down in recent years. Vocal range: Alto, F4-B5.
    Requires Stripping: No
  • Nathan Lukowski: Male, 14-18, to play 12-14 year old kid. Jerry’s young son; Nathan can be stoic, sincere, and charming, but ultimately real as he deals with his parents’ custody battle; key player who does a lot of witnessing. Vocal range: Open.
    Requires Stripping: No
  • Male Ensemble (Chorus / Ensemble): Male, 20-50 to play various characters, all vocal types, all ethnicities. Role of Keno specifically should be a fit, “professional” stripper who moves well.
    Requires Stripping: Yes (maybe one or two male ensemble who do not need to strip)
  • Female Ensemble (Chorus / Ensemble): Female, 20-40 to play various characters, all vocal types, all ethnicities
    Requires Stripping: No

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Auditions Announced for THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE at Fairfield Footlighters

fflAuditions for THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE
Monday and Tuesday, March 13 & 14, at 6:30pm
Callbacks by invitation only Thursday – March 16, at 6:30 PM

Music and Lyrics by William Finn
Book by Rachel Sheinkin
Director, Heidi Schiller
Music Director, Darin Art

Prepare an excerpt of a song, not from the show. Bring sheet music or music-only accompaniment. No a cappella auditions. Acting auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Please come prepared to list all conflicts.

Performance dates are May 19-28, 2017

ABOUT THE SHOW:
THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE is a hilarious tale of overachievers’ angst chronicling the experience of six adolescent outsiders vying for the spelling championship of a lifetime. The show’s Tony Award­winning creative team has created the unlikeliest of hit musicals about the unlikeliest of heroes: a quirky yet charming cast of outsiders for whom a spelling bee is the one place where they can stand out and fit in at the same time. Six young people in the throes of puberty, overseen by grown­ups who barely managed to escape childhood themselves, learn that winning isn’t everything and that losing doesn’t necessarily make you a loser

THE SPELLERS:

  • Chip Tolentino, (tenor) is the reigning spelling champion, relatively athletic and social.
  • Logainne Schwartzandgrubennier, (soprano) younger than most bee participants, is driven by internal and external pressure – but above all by a desire to win to make her two fathers proud.
  • Leaf Coneybear, (bari-tenor) as a 2nd alternate, never expected to compete. Home-schooled, everything about this public bee is an adventure to him. Leaf doesn’t expect to win, but he finds absolutely everything incredibly amusing. His mother made him wear his protective helmet.
  • William Barfee, (tenor) has a host of health problem and a lot to prove. He is the fat kid who became a bully to avoid being picked on, so friendship takes him by surprise.
  • Marcy Park, (soprano/mezzo-soprano) is the ultimate over-achiever because she has never been given another option. A parochial school student, she knows she can beat the local competition..
  • Olive Ostrovsky, (soprano) is a word lover. An only child with often-absent parents, Olive fills her rime reading the dictionary because the words bring her comfort. She starts enormously shy, and shyly blossoms over the course of the bee.

THE ADULTS:

  • Rona Lisa Perretti, (soprano) Putnam’s long-time spelling bee hostess, a local realtor, and Champion of the 3rd annual Putman bee.
  • Vice Principal Douglas Panch, (non-singing role) is stuck in his current job, endlessly awaiting a promotion that isn’t coming.
  • Mitch Mahoney, (tenor) appears to be an odd choice as the bee’s “comfort counselor,” but it’s part of his community service assignment.

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Auditions Announced for A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM at The Drama Workshop

TDW_VERTThe Drama Workshop announces auditions for A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM.

Sunday, March 26 & Tuesday, March 28, 7-10 pm at The Glenmore Playhouse.

Sign up times are required- go to the link below to sign up for an audition time. http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0449a9af23a75-auditions

Director – Dennis Murphy
Vocal Director – Linda Abbott
Producer – Gretchen Gantner

The performance dates are August 11 – 27, Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 PM, Sundays at 2:00 PM. Thursdays, August 17 and 24. **Additional performance dates may be added.

Auditioners are asked to prepare 32 bars from a musical song and come prepared to dance and read from the script.

All roles are available.

A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM is a fast-paced farce which combines elements of commedia dell arte, vaudeville and musical comedy into a show that is guaranteed to have audiences rolling in the aisles. Taken straight from the roots of comedy, FORUM combines the characters from the comedies of Plautus with a modern, vaudeville-inspired sensibility.

In FORUM, the slave Pseudolus schemes to win the heart (and body) of the beautiful virgin courtesan Philia for his young master, Hero. In exchange, Hero will grant Pseudolus his heart’s desire: freedom. However, things are never as easy as they seem. Philia is promised to a vain, swaggering solider named Miles Glorious and he’s on his way to claim her. Chaos ensues with hair-brained schemes, cases of mistaken identity, slamming doors and convoluted plot twists. One of the funniest musicals ever written, FORUM boasts a happy, toe tapping score and promises: “something for everyone: a comedy tonight!”

CHARACTERS:

  • Senex: An older man, but one still attracted to wine, women, and song, Senex is the perennially henpecked husband. Baritone.

  • Domina: The battle-ax wife of Senex, Domina is a domineering, but loving, wife and mother out to catch her husband misbehaving. Mezzo-Soprano.

  • Hero: The handsome son of Senex and Domina, Hero is a lovesick young man who schemes with Pseudolus how he can win the hand (and body) of Philia. Tenor.

  • Philia: Beautiful, yet dumb, Philia is a virgin courtesan-in-training, already contracted to be sold to Miles Gloriosus, but falls in love with Hero. Soprano.

  • Hysterium: A slave of Senex and Domina, Hysterium is perennially frantic and frenetic. Pseudolus cons him into helping him with his many schemes. Baritone.

  • Prologus/Pseudolus: Hero’s personal slave, Pseudolus is sly, conniving, and willing to do anything for his freedom. It is this desire that fuels the action of the play. Baritone.

  • Marcus Lycus: The owner of the brothel, Lycus is the charmingly slimy procurer of courtesans. Baritone.

  • Tintinabula: One of Lycus’s courtesans, Tintinabula has “the face of an idol . . . the arms of a willow tree . . . and the pelvis of a camel.” Solo Dancer. Some singing required.

  • Panacea: Another of Lycus’s courtesans, Panacea has “a face that holds a thousand promises, and a body that stands behind each promise.” Solo Dancer. Some singing required.

  • The Geminae: Twin courtesans, the Geminae are, according to Lycus: “A matched pair. Either one a divinely assembled woman, together an infinite number of mathematical possibilities.” Solo Dancers. Some singing required.

  • Vibrata: Another of Lycus’s courtesans, Vibrata is “exotic as a desert bloom . . . wondrous as a flamingo . . . lithe as a tigress . . . for the man whose interest is wildlife.” Solo Dancer. Some singing required.

  • Gymnasia: Another of Lycus’s courtesans, Gymnasia is “a giant stage on which a thousand dramas can be played.” Translation: She is tall and athletic. Solo Dancer. Some singing required.

  • Erronius: A befuddled old man who is partially blind and always confused, Erronius spends most of the play searching for his two children who were kidnapped by pirates. Speaks but does not sing.

  • Miles Gloriosus: A roman soldier, Miles Gloriosus is handsome, strong—and pompous, so much so that he proudly declares: “Even I am impressed.” Bass baritone.

  • Proteans: The Proteans play several roles in the show, from slaves to citizens, from eunuchs to soldiers. They should move well and be comedians in their own right. Baritones and Tenors.

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