Casting Call: Cast Members for HADESTOWN Tour (Non-Union)
Job Details: Spring Will Come Again, LLC is seeking talented actors for the non-union tour of HADESTOWN, the mythic musical. Directed by Keenan Tyler Oliphant with original direction and new tour concept by Rachel Chavkin, and choreography by David Neumann, this tour promises to be an engaging and inventive reimagining of the acclaimed show. Musical supervision is by Liam Robinson with book, music, and lyrics by Anaïs Mitchell. Casting is managed by Benton Whitley, CSA and Micah Johnson-Lew of Whitley Theatrical.
This production is seeking virtual submissions for various roles with rehearsals starting September 3, 2024, in New York City, and the first performance scheduled for October 3, 2024, in Waterbury CT.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray the assigned character with authenticity and adherence to the director’s vision.
- Attend all rehearsals and performances as scheduled.
- Maintain a high standard of performance and professionalism.
- Collaborate with cast and crew to ensure a cohesive production.
- Must be willing to travel and perform in various locations as part of the tour.
Requirements:
- Singing and acting capabilities appropriate to the role.
- Roles require various specific musical instrument proficiencies (e.g., guitar for ORPHEUS, violin for [FATE 1, EURYDICE U/S], etc.).
- Open to any ethnicity, age considerations as noted for specific roles.
- Non-union actors only.
Compensation:
- Principals: $850/week minimum + applicable extras.
- Ensemble: $750/week minimum + applicable extras.
- Benefits include Health Plan offered and Transportation/Housing/Per Diem provided from tech rehearsals onwards.
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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
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Deliver emotionally intense and character-driven monologues
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Engage in limited rehearsals, one camera rehearsal, and a live studio recording
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Support other performances in a Greek chorus ensemble
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Contribute to the thematic tone and narrative through expressive physicality and vocal delivery
Requirements
Seeking performers for the following featured roles:
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Woman #1: Mid-30s, professional, in a suit at a work conference
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Lulu: 30s, suburban mom, yoga attire, drinks wine, true crime enthusiast, oblivious
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Lemon: 30s, suburban mom, confident, impatient, loves being right
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Woman #2: 20s, lying on a table in ‘tasteful’ underwear, called The Carrot
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Woman #3: 40s, PR professional, sharply dressed, obsessed with perfect shoes
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Woman #4: 30s, petite Latina cop, cautious and sharp, refuses drinks from men
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Lady Journalist (Tracey): 30s–40s, host of entertainment TV, film major, ambitious
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Woman #5: 25, stunning beauty, Southern belle type, self-aware of looks
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Woman #6: 20s–60s, poor, from Arkansas, wine birthmark, nicknamed ‘Frankenstupid’
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Woman #7: 40s–60s, has a restraining order, searching mother, smoker
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Woman #8: 18–21, African American, scholarship student, stuck and reflective
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Bloody Carrie: 20s–40s, married, popular true crime podcaster, flirty, avoids facts
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Penny Wise: 20s–40s, savvy businesswoman, single, ‘smart slut,’ podcaster
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Woman #10: 18+ to play late teens, Jane Doe #278, Nancy Healy’s daughter, ghostly
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Bret Raven: 30s–40s, male, cocky horror film director, friend to serial killer
Compensation
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$125 total stipend for rehearsals and performance
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Transportation to/from venue, meals, and a copy of the stream included
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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
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Perform in a staged musical reading based on a literary adaptation
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Rehearse approximately 20 hours over several weekday evenings
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Collaborate with the creative team to bring ensemble and lead roles to life
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Attend and perform in a final staged reading event
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Take creative direction during musical and dramatic rehearsal sessions
Requirements
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All voice types are welcome; especially seeking mezzo-sopranos
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Strong vocal performance skills and ability to harmonize in a group setting
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Availability for evening rehearsals after Labor Day
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Prior experience in musical theater or vocal ensemble preferred
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Ability to travel to rehearsals and performance in Freeport
Compensation
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Paid opportunity
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Gain experience in a professionally guided musical workshop
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Ideal for performers seeking unique and artistic musical theater credits