One of the hottest and most popular network comedies is getting ready to debut this fall on NBC. “Go On”, starring Matthew Perry is, according to sources, casting for all new installments of his latest and new television show.
According to sources, “Submissions for auditions for a number of supporting roles are being accepted now.” This is your chance to make your big break in one of the year’s truly great series.”
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“Go On” stars Matthew Perry as a sports talk radio personality Ryan King. King is a fun loving guy who had it all until the unfortunate death of his wife. Then Ryan realizes that he undergoing an emotional roller coaster and is having a hard time dealing with the death of his wife. So, the radio station assigns him to a series of group therapy sessions featuring some the craziest, and most well written characters on television.
Each week, Ryan moves closer to coming to peace with his wife’s death, and his fellow group of members and millions of audience members watch their hilarious adventures.
In addition to the amaznig Matthew Perry from “Friends” comes Brett Gelman who worked on “The Other Guys” and “A Very Harold and Kumar 3D Christmas”, Laura Benanti who previously worked on “Law & Order: Special Victims Unit”, and Tyler James Williams from “Everybody Hates Chris” and “Let it Shine”.
The producers of GO On really created one of the best casting lineups seen in years and it seems as casting calls calls are currently going on now and will continue throughout the season.
To submit yourself for consideration visit www.CentralCasting.com and begin the registration process.
Matthew Perry is an amazing talent and he will be starring in another feel good comedy hit and now you can be a part of the magic. Apply today to be the next addition to this cast of a lifetime on NBC’s Go On.
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