“The 39 Steps” Open Casting Call

Into the Woods Musical Auditions (AEA, Non-Equity, and Student Apprentices)

Job Description
A theatrical production of Into the Woods is seeking AEA actors, non-equity performers, and student apprentice actors for an upcoming season. This opportunity is open to musical theater talent with strong vocal ability, particularly those comfortable performing Sondheim material. Artists of all backgrounds are encouraged to apply for this theater audition opportunity.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform songs from Into the Woods or other Sondheim works as part of the audition process

• Demonstrate strong acting, vocal technique, and musical storytelling

• Collaborate professionally with directors, music staff, and creative teams if cast

• Prepare and perform material that reflects character, emotion, and vocal control

Requirements

• Open to AEA and non-equity actors

• Student apprentice actors ages 15–18 encouraged to apply

• Ability to perform a brief cut of a Sondheim song

• Must be comfortable submitting materials digitally

• Artists of all cultural backgrounds, gender identities, and abilities are encouraged to apply

Compensation

• Paid roles available for AEA and non-equity performers (details provided upon casting)

MJ-Themed Musical Open Auditions

Job Description
A MJ-inspired stage musical is holding open auditions and is looking for standout dancers, singers, and actors ready to bring high-energy performance to the stage. This is a great opportunity for Atlanta-area talent seeking musical theater auditions, dance auditions, and live stage performance roles in a production built around iconic style, movement, and showmanship.

Job Responsibilities

• Audition with prepared material that highlights your strongest skills (dance, vocals, acting)

• Take direction during the audition process and adapt quickly to notes

• Demonstrate stage presence, stamina, and performance personality

• Work collaboratively with choreographers, music staff, and cast if selected

Requirements

• Dancers, singers, and actors encouraged to audition

• Strong stage presence and ability to perform in a high-energy musical environment

• Prepared to showcase your best performance in an open-call setting

• Must be able to commit to rehearsals and performances if cast (details shared during casting)

Compensation

• Compensation details provided to selected performers during the casting process

My Fair Lady – Theatre Auditions (Stage Production)

Job Description
A community theatre production of My Fair Lady is holding in-person auditions for multiple principal and ensemble roles. Performers should be comfortable with musical theatre staging and character work, and ready to join a full production run in early 2026. Auditions are open to performers of all backgrounds, and actors with disabilities and all ethnicities and gender identities are encouraged to audition.

Job Responsibilities

• Audition with prepared vocal material and participate in potential readings

• Perform live on stage in a musical theatre production (principal or ensemble)

• Attend rehearsals and collaborate with cast, director, and music team

• Follow direction for vocals, staging, blocking, and character choices

Roles

• Eliza Doolittle (Lead, female-presenting, 20–30) – Strong-willed Cockney flower seller; vocal range A3–G5

• Henry Higgins (Lead, male-presenting, 35–60) – Renowned phonetics expert; vocal range B2–E4

• Colonel Pickering (Supporting, male-presenting, 50–70) – Former British officer/author; vocal range C3–D4

• Freddy Eynsford-Hill (Supporting, male-presenting, 20–30) – Upper-class young man, falls for Eliza; vocal range C3–F4

• Alfred P. Doolittle (Supporting, male-presenting, 50–70) – Eliza’s boisterous father; vocal range G3–E4

• Harry (Featured, male-presenting, 30–60) – Friend of Alfred P. Doolittle; vocal range Any

• Jamie (Featured, male-presenting, 30–60) – Friend of Alfred P. Doolittle; vocal range Any

• Mrs. Pearce (Featured, female-presenting, 40–60) – Higgins’ housekeeper; vocal range E4–G4

• Mrs. Higgins (Featured, female-presenting, 60–80) – Henry’s mother; non-singing

• Ensemble (All ages) – Cockney men and women, townspeople, servants, stewards, lords, ladies; vocal range All

Requirements

• Must be able to attend in-person auditions in Largo, Florida

• Prepare 16 bars of a song in your key (pianist provided; no a cappella or recorded music)

• Wear or bring rehearsal-appropriate attire (no sandals/flip-flops)

• Bring headshot and résumé (if available)

• Be prepared to share any rehearsal conflicts

• Comfortable with potential cold readings from the script

Compensation

• Unpaid (community theatre production)

Job Description

An Off-Broadway premiere production of “From the Other Side of Darkness (When There’s No Place Like Home)” is seeking performers for a genre-defying, Afrofuturist cosmic odyssey set in Sleepy Eye, Minnesota. This bold musical drama follows a trio of friends trapped inside a solar cyclone as they face a life-altering choice—escape the sun or embrace its power. The piece explores masculinity, mental health, race, love, and legacy, featuring gospel-choir harmonies, interpretive dance, and an original soundtrack. Rehearsals take place in NYC, with performances held in Downtown Manhattan.

Job Responsibilities

• Rehearse and perform as part of an Off-Broadway theatrical production.

• Deliver scripted scenes and musical/dramatic material with emotional depth and clarity.

• Participate in choreography and movement work, including interpretive dance elements.

• Collaborate with the director and creative team to bring the story, tone, and themes to life.

• Maintain professionalism, punctuality, and preparedness throughout rehearsal and performance periods.

Requirements

• Must be able to rehearse and perform in New York City.

• Strong acting skills; musical theater experience is a plus.

• Comfortable with movement-based staging and interpretive dance.

• Ability to work in an ensemble environment and take direction efficiently.

• Availability for rehearsals beginning as soon as possible in NYC.

Compensation Details

• Compensation details are not listed in the casting notice. Selected performers will receive additional details regarding pay, stipends, and/or agreements during the casting process.

Diary of a Wimpy Kid – The Musical

Job Description
Casting local non-union actors for the upcoming stage production of Diary of a Wimpy Kid: The Musical. Production is seeking energetic performers ages 18–25 who can bring humor, heart, and youthful personality to this beloved story. Talent should be comfortable with musical theatre performance, character work, and engaging storytelling.

Job Responsibilities

• Perform in a musical theatre production with singing, acting, and movement

• Bring iconic Wimpy Kid characters to life with comedic timing and energy

• Attend rehearsals, blocking sessions, and performances as scheduled

• Collaborate with the creative team to develop character arcs and musical numbers

• Maintain professionalism and preparation throughout the rehearsal and show run

Requirements

• Local non-union actors

• Ages 18–25

• Strong acting ability with musical theatre performance skills

• Comfortable performing comedic roles and youthful characters

• Must be local to the area for rehearsals and performances

Compensation

• Paid theatrical opportunity