Comedy Immersive Show

Featured Roles – Theatrical Live Stream Production (SAG Micro-Budget)

Job Description
A bold new theatrical production is casting diverse female-identifying actors for a SAG micro-budget live stream performance centered on domestic violence, media sensationalism, and America’s obsession with true crime. “Final Resting Place” is a gripping series of monologues and satirical vignettes spotlighting the lives of women entangled in the legacy of a serial killer.

Through haunting confessions, dark comedy, and piercing commentary, this play gives voice to the overlooked victims, survivors, and family members left behind. The project will culminate in a live-streamed event following limited rehearsals and includes a moderated talk-back with the audience.

Job Responsibilities

• Deliver emotionally intense and character-driven monologues

• Engage in limited rehearsals, one camera rehearsal, and a live studio recording

• Support other performances in a Greek chorus ensemble

• Contribute to the thematic tone and narrative through expressive physicality and vocal delivery

Requirements
Seeking performers for the following featured roles:

• Woman #1: Mid-30s, professional, in a suit at a work conference

• Lulu: 30s, suburban mom, yoga attire, drinks wine, true crime enthusiast, oblivious

• Lemon: 30s, suburban mom, confident, impatient, loves being right

• Woman #2: 20s, lying on a table in ‘tasteful’ underwear, called The Carrot

• Woman #3: 40s, PR professional, sharply dressed, obsessed with perfect shoes

• Woman #4: 30s, petite Latina cop, cautious and sharp, refuses drinks from men

• Lady Journalist (Tracey): 30s–40s, host of entertainment TV, film major, ambitious

• Woman #5: 25, stunning beauty, Southern belle type, self-aware of looks

• Woman #6: 20s–60s, poor, from Arkansas, wine birthmark, nicknamed ‘Frankenstupid’

• Woman #7: 40s–60s, has a restraining order, searching mother, smoker

• Woman #8: 18–21, African American, scholarship student, stuck and reflective

• Bloody Carrie: 20s–40s, married, popular true crime podcaster, flirty, avoids facts

• Penny Wise: 20s–40s, savvy businesswoman, single, ‘smart slut,’ podcaster

• Woman #10: 18+ to play late teens, Jane Doe #278, Nancy Healy’s daughter, ghostly

• Bret Raven: 30s–40s, male, cocky horror film director, friend to serial killer

Compensation

• $125 total stipend for rehearsals and performance

• Transportation to/from venue, meals, and a copy of the stream included

• Great exposure in a meaningful, socially conscious project

Job Description
An original musical inspired by Edgar Allan Poe’s classic story is now casting talented vocal performers for a staged reading. This workshop-style production aims to bring a powerful and emotionally rich adaptation to life, featuring a score in the style of iconic musicals like Les Misérables and Sweeney Todd. This is a great opportunity for performers looking to expand their musical theater resume with a unique and artistically fulfilling project.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in a staged musical reading based on a literary adaptation

• Rehearse approximately 20 hours over several weekday evenings

• Collaborate with the creative team to bring ensemble and lead roles to life

• Attend and perform in a final staged reading event

• Take creative direction during musical and dramatic rehearsal sessions

Requirements

• All voice types are welcome; especially seeking mezzo-sopranos

• Strong vocal performance skills and ability to harmonize in a group setting

• Availability for evening rehearsals after Labor Day

• Prior experience in musical theater or vocal ensemble preferred

• Ability to travel to rehearsals and performance in Freeport

Compensation

• Paid opportunity

• Gain experience in a professionally guided musical workshop

• Ideal for performers seeking unique and artistic musical theater credits

Job Description
A Bronx Tale is now casting two critical roles for its upcoming theatrical run. Rehearsals are already in progress, and performances are scheduled across multiple weekends in Bellmore and St. James. This live theater opportunity supports a community initiative and provides featured and supporting stage roles in a powerful, character-driven production.

Job Responsibilities

• Rehearse and perform in a live stage adaptation of A Bronx Tale

• Interpret and deliver dialogue and musical numbers with character authenticity

• Participate in scheduled shows across multiple weekends

• Contribute to the energy and chemistry of an ensemble cast

Requirements

• Role 1: Handsome Nick – Teens to 20s, strong stage presence, featured scenes, and doo-wop vocals

• Role 2: Frankie Coffee-Cake – Ages 30s to 50s, portrays a “wise guy” with comedic timing and some singing lines

• Prior stage experience is preferred but not required

• Must be available for ongoing rehearsals and show dates

Compensation

• Community theater-based production; inquire for details

• Part of a charitable initiative supporting local causes

Job Description
A dynamic ensemble theatre production is seeking bold, versatile actors for an emotionally charged and physically demanding play centered around a women’s soccer team. Set in Scotland, the play explores themes of resilience, identity, addiction, and community through the lives of five powerful characters. Actors will portray multiple roles, requiring strong vocal and physical range, comfort with dialects, and experience with fast-paced scene work. Soccer experience is highly encouraged.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform a primary character role and rotate through supporting characters

• Exhibit strong vocal, physical, and emotional expression on stage

• Maintain Scottish dialect and ensemble fluidity throughout scenes

• Collaborate with cast in high-energy, emotionally layered performances

• Participate in rehearsals, dialect training, and movement work

Requirements

• Actors with prior stage experience, especially in ensemble-driven productions

• Strong command of character work and physicality

• Must be comfortable performing in a Scottish dialect

• Soccer knowledge or athletic ability strongly preferred

• Open to both Equity and Non-Equity performers

Character Breakdowns

• Jo: The Captain. Tough, fast, emotionally wounded but fiercely loving

• The B: Defender. Aggressive, fearless, emotionally raw—always on edge

• Noor: Wing. Talented South Asian teen struggling under pressure

• Lorraine: Goalie. Calm, poised, recovering from a painful divorce

• Sammy: Forward. Single mother, emotionally fragile but fiercely driven

Compensation

• Non-Equity: $550/week

• AEA: GA Tier II contract

• Rehearsals begin in May; performances run late May to mid-June

Casting Call for “This is Government” Theater Production

Job Description
Pendragon Theatre seeks talented actors for the world premiere of This is Government, a quirky political comedy with heart. The production will rehearse in Saranac Lake, NY before transferring to an Off-Broadway run at 59E59 Theaters in NYC.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in all scheduled performances

• Participate in rehearsals and production meetings

• Collaborate with creative team and fellow cast members

• Be available for the full production schedule

Requirements For the role of STEVIE:

• Gender: Female (she/her)

• Age: Mid 40s to mid 50s

• Ethnicity: White presenting

• Type: Working class, neurotic yet caring personality

• Skills: Strong comedic timing with dramatic range

• Must be available for entire production period

Additional Notes:

• Housing provided for Saranac Lake portion

• Must arrange own NYC housing

• Travel provided between locations

Compensation

• Non-Union contract: $400/

Casting for ‘Finding Freedom: The Journey of Robert Smalls’ Touring Production

A powerful and emotionally resonant theatrical adaptation of Finding Freedom: The Journey of Robert Smalls is seeking non-union performers for a TYA (Theatre for Young Audiences) tour. This ensemble-driven production reimagines the heroic true story of Robert Smalls, who escaped slavery, led a Confederate ship to freedom, served in the Civil War, and later became a U.S. Congressman. Produced by the Charleston Gaillard Center and adapted by JaMeeka D. Holloway, the tour will explore themes of bravery, justice, and resilience for a national audience.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform multiple roles in a physically dynamic, ensemble-style TYA production

• Engage young audiences through compelling storytelling and character-driven performance

• Participate in rehearsals and touring dates with a commitment to professional excellence

• Collaborate closely with cast and creative teams throughout the rehearsal and tour periods

Requirements

• All roles are non-union, and performers must be available for the initial tour run from January 5, 2026 – February 2, 2026

• Must be available for two additional potential national tour windows:

  • Mid-September to Mid-December 2026

  • Mid-January to Mid-May 2027

• Seeking the following roles:

  • Robert “Smalls” Smalls – Black, male-presenting, 20s–50s

  • Lydia Polite / Ensemble 1 – Black, female-presenting, 30s–50s

  • Hannah Smalls / Ensemble 2 – Black, female-presenting, 20s–40s

  • The Antagonist / Ensemble 3 – White-presenting, any gender expression, mid-20s–50s

  • Gourdine / Ensemble 4 – Black, male-presenting, 20s–40s

Compensation

• $715 weekly salary

• Housing provided for non-local cast members

• Opportunity to work on a nationally toured, socially impactful production

Job Description
A replacement actor is urgently needed for the role of Falstaff in an ongoing stage production of Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Part 1. This classical outdoor theatre performance is already in rehearsal and features free shows across Long Island throughout late July and August. This is a high-visibility opportunity for experienced stage actors to step into a prominent role on short notice.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform the role of Falstaff in a live classical theatre production

• Attend and participate in ongoing rehearsals immediately

• Deliver a compelling, energetic performance across multiple outdoor venues

• Collaborate with cast and crew under the direction of the theater’s creative team

• Engage live audiences with Shakespearean dialogue and character work

Requirements

• Strong classical theatre acting experience, preferably with Shakespeare

• Availability for immediate rehearsals and all performance dates

• Ability to project and perform in outdoor environments

• Professionalism and adaptability in a fast-paced production timeline

Compensation

• Unpaid community theatre production (free public performances)

• Performance venues include Babylon, Lindenhurst, Bay Shore, and Farmingdale

• Dates: July 23, 27, 29, 30; August 3, 6, 10, 13, 17, 24

• Outdoor shows begin at 6:30 PM (one at 3:00 PM)

Job Description
A stage production in Southampton is casting a versatile male actor with a strong comedic presence and a legitimate theater voice. This is a paid opportunity for a live performance scheduled in late July. Auditions will be held via Zoom, and rehearsals will take place outside the Hamptons area.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform a lead or supporting role in a live musical theater production

• Participate in Zoom-based auditions and callbacks

• Attend all scheduled rehearsals outside of the Hamptons

• Collaborate with cast and crew to bring character and scenes to life

• Deliver a dynamic and comedic performance in front of a live audience

Requirements

• Male actor, ages 28–52

• Strong, legit theater singing voice

• Natural comedic timing and stage presence

• Prior experience in musical theater preferred

• Must be available for rehearsals and show dates

Compensation

• Paid role (rate discussed upon selection)

• Performance dates: July 26 & 27

• Remote audition via Zoom

Job Description
Teens ages 14–18 are invited to audition for an exciting new production of The Prom, a high-energy contemporary musical packed with dance, drama, and unforgettable songs. Whether you’re a seasoned performer or just love to sing and move, this is your chance to shine on stage in a professionally directed show. Auditions will be held in-person, with video submissions also accepted.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform a 30-second musical theatre song (16 bars) at auditions

• Option to sing a number from The Prom

• Participate in evening rehearsals post-casting

• Attend callbacks and all scheduled show dates

• Collaborate with a creative team including director, music director, and choreographer

Requirements

• Must be between 14–18 years old

• Bring headshot, resume, list of scheduling conflicts, and an instrumental track

• Comfortable with singing, acting, and dancing in a group setting

• Ability to attend rehearsals starting the week of June 30

• Must be available for show dates: September 5, 6, and 7

• Video submissions accepted with proper materials included

Compensation

• Valuable performance experience in a staged musical

• Professional mentorship from experienced theatre directors

• Portfolio-building opportunity for aspiring actors

• Community exposure and networking in the performing arts