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Katalyst Hosts Casting Agents on Feb. 5

Many of you have indicated a strong interest in working in LA & NY. Having representation or a top casting director in your corner before you get there can save you years of struggle both emotionally and financially. We have arranged for top casting office representative Rachel Hoffman from Telsey & Co to see our talent Sunday the 5th. Last time Rachel was here she was very impressed with our talent. Quite a few of our girls were put on tape for the Broadway revival of Annie.

Rachel Hoffman has cast for Wicked, Rent, 9-5, Blithe Spirit, Legally Blonde, Equus, Grey Gardens, The Color Purple, Elf to name a few.

Bryan Leder from Management 101 who reps Ciara Bravo from Nickelodeon’s Big Time Rush has signed talent he met at past workshops. Brady Grove was seen and signed by him. Brady shot a lead in a pilot for Disney last year because of Bryan’s efforts. Pilot season is just beginning to gear up and if he likes what he sees he may offer to manage you.

Management 101 is a firm that guides the careers of actors, writers, and music acts. Clients can be seen on such television shows as Accidentally On Purpose, Southland, Hannah Montana, Parks And Recreation, Mad Men, Ghost Whisperer, Medium, Law & Order, CSI, CSI: NY, Cold Case, Entourage, One Life To Live, Monk, iCarly, and One Tree Hill, to name a few. Clients can also be seen in such films as Fame (2009), Transformers, August Rush, Tenacious D in the Pick of Destiny, College, and Bratz: The Movie, among others. Clients have also appeared in many Broadway productions such as Avenue Q, WIcked, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and Rent. The company also represents several screenwriters, book authors, and recording artists.

I have 8 spots left that will be given first come first serve. Cost to be seen and perform for these guests is $250. Call Robyn to secure your spot.

If these spots are not taken by Katalyst talent I will open them up to talent outside the agency. Cost for talent outside the agency is $350.

Rachel and Bryan will be seeing everyone on February 5th from 11am- 2pm at Northern Kentucky University’s Stauss Theater.

Call Robyn at 859.581.4555 or email robyn@katalyst.tv

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CLP Seeks Music Director for WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE?

Cincinnati Landmark Productions (CLP), a non-profit professional theater company, seeks a contracted Music Director for WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE? for the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts 5th show in the 2012-13 season.

The Music Director will be responsible for:

  • Attending auditions and casting the show along with the Director and Choreographer
  • All music rehearsals for the production – including vocal work as needed.
  • Lining up the live band for the production.
  • Conducting all performances and playing piano/keyboard as well during the show.

Knowledge, Skills, and Abilities:

  • Ability to read music well
  • Ability to play piano, transpose, conduct and teach music to all performers and musicians
  • Ability to work well with others in a collaborative environment
  • Able to attend meetings as needed
  • Able work without supervision
  • Strong commitment to the performing arts
  • Strong communication and time management skills
  • Access to email/cell phone daily for all production communications
  • Knowledge of Cincinnati performing arts community
  • Access to reliable transportation
  • Able to be professional, eager and friendly to staff, production team, musicians and cast members

Background:
Bachelor degree in music preferred. Piano and music proficiency a must.

Please send cover letter, resume to: timperrino@covedalecenter.com.

This is a paid position. Email only! No phone calls please. Deadline: February 14, 2012.

WHY DO FOOLS FALL IN LOVE?
The ’60s Hit Musical by Roger Bean

Four girlfriends gather to celebrate an upcoming wedding. As the bachelorette party picks up steam and the drinks flow, the girls discover more about each others’ love lives than they had ever imagined. Featuring classic songs from the 1960s such as “My Boy Lollipop,” “I Will Follow Him,” “You Don’t Have to Say You Love Me,” “Hey There Lonely Boy” and many others including the title song, Why Do Fools Fall In Love? reaffirms that, during life’s struggles, friendship will unveil its everlasting strength—and it does so with a rockin’ beat!

Characters include 4 Women:

  • MILLIE: The bride-to-be. 20’s. (Mezzo/alto)
  • SALLY: Her sassy friend. 20’s. (Mezzo-soprano)
  • FLORENCE: Their shy friend. 20’s. (Alto/bass)
  • DEE DEE: Flo’s cousin. 20’s. (Mezzo-soprano)

Auditions dates: will take place October 21, and October 22, 2012, at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts @ 6 pm.

Rehearsals: will take place at our rehearsal space located at the Covedale Center for the Performing Arts. Rehearsals will begin Monday, January 14, 2013. Rehearsals will run Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 7:00 to 10:30 pm.

Compete Performance Dates in 2013:

  • Thurs. Feb. 28th – Fri. Mar. 1st – Sat. Mar. 2nd – Sun. Mar. 3rd
  • Thurs. Mar. 7th – Fri. Mar. 8th – Sat. Mar. 9th – Sun. Mar. 10th
  • Thurs. Mar. 14th – Fri. Mar. 15th – Sat. Mar. 16th – Sun. Mar. 17th
  • Thurs. Mar. 21st – Fri. Mar. 22nd – Sat. Mar. 23rd – Sun. Mar. 24th

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UPDATED! Extras Needed for Charity Film, THE LAST RACE

David Garrison Productions is looking for several dozen extras for 3 scenes coming up in January.

The film is “The Last Race,” a feature motion picture project benefiting the American Cancer Society.

Shoots will each last one day or less.

As this is a project generating money exclusively for charity, all roles are unpaid.

We have a scene coming up this SUNDAY, JANUARY 22ND, that requires many extras.

We are looking for dozens of males, middle aged or older to play oil drillers at a convention party. (The party is at a Vegas style showgirl bar.)

We are also looking for any attractive young women to play showgirls. 
Call times are 10am to 3pm.

Anyone who is interested, please email me asap at davidgpro@gmail.com, or phone me at 513-582-2827.

Film is being directed by Emmy Award winning filmmaker Scott Wegener.

“The Last Race” is being shot across the United States with an all volunteer cast and crew. 100% of the proceeds will go to the American Cancer Society for research for a cure to cancer.

For more information about the project, visit www.davidgarrisonproductions.com.

via Wesseling Yahoo group

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LSC Seeks Music Director for THE FANTASTICKS

For auditions, most rehearsals and all performances Loveland Stage Company seeks a Music Director and Pianist.

The Music Director will direct 3 to 4 musicians to include:  flute, piano, harp and bass. These are PAID POSITIONS.

Auditions will be held at the Loveland Stage Company Theater, 111 S. 2nd St., Loveland, Ohio 45140 on Sunday, February 26, 2012 1-4pm and Monday, February 27, 2012 7-10pm. Show Dates are: May 11, 12, 13, 17, 18, 19, 20.

THE FANTASTICKS
Book and Lyrics by Tom Jones, Music by Harvey Schmidt

Director: Connie Hatfield , Producer: Vicci Wengrzyn

A beautifully sentimental musical with an outstanding book and score.

Interested and available? Please contact Connie ASAP at 513.252.8700 or Vicci 513.280.0861 or e-mail the director: lovelyhatfield@gmail.com.

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Stage Manager Needed for CPI Full Production

We need an experienced Stage Manager (VOLUNTEER) for a full production at the Aronoff Center, Jarson-Kaplan Theatre.

Limited rehearsals to begin in mid-February and continue through April 24, 2012.

One-night show: April 24, 2012

Sponsored by CPI.

If qualified and interested please contact the playwright ASAP.

Please send your resume and headshot to:
Kalman Kivkovich, Playwright
kivi1@cini.rr.com
513-861-0004

AL DURA: TRUTH OR DECEPTION?
Written by Kalman Kivkovich

Synopsis:
Loosely based on a tragic incident in the Middle East, and a follow-up notorious round of court battle in Paris, France.

On September 30, 2000, France 2 TV broadcast footage of a shootout in Gaza, zooming in on a Palestinian father and his 12-year-old son taking cover behind a concrete drum. According to the report, filmed by a Palestinian reporter for the state-run French network, the boy, Mohammed al Dura, was gunned down by the Israeli forces . . . but was he really . . . ? What you hear from the media is not always the truth, and too often the media become the NEWS. . . .

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