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Newnan Theatre Company announces auditions for the first show of the 2013/2014 season, the classic, rock and roll Tony Award winning musical Bye, Bye Birdie!

Auditions will take place at Newnan Theatre Company on Sunday June 16 and Monday June 17 at 7 pm both evenings. No audition appointments are needed; those interested in auditioning can choose either evening to attend. Newnan Theatre Company is located at 24 1st Avenue Newnan, GA 30263.

Performers are asked to prepare 32 measures of a Broadway song of their choice in the style of Bye, Bye Birdie. (Please no music from Disney, rock operas/musicals or hymns.) Auditioners can bring pre recorded tracks of their piece or bring sheet music in their key (which is preferred.) An accompanist will be available.

Auditions will also have a dance portion, so all attendees are asked to dress prepared to move. Cold readings from the script will also be asked for. Sides will be made available at the auditions, not before.

This production will perform September 5 through 15, 2013.

Newnan Theatre Company does not charge production fees of any kind to any performers to take part in our productions.

All roles are available, and performers from ages 5 years old and up are encouraged to audition.

Available roles include:

Albert Peterson (Male 28 – 40, Baritone) President of Almaelou Music Corp., Conrad Birdie’s agent and songwriter.

Rose Alvarez (Female 28-35, Soprano) Albert’s secretary and love.

Conrad Birdie (Male 20 – 30, Baritone) Rock and Roll Elvis-like superstar

Kim MacAfee (Female 14 – 16, Soprano) Teen-age girl selected to kiss Conrad Birdie on the Ed Sullivan Show. Pretty and self-possessed.

Harry MacAfee (Male 40 – 50, Tenor) Kim’s father.

Doris MacAfee (Female 40 – 50, Soprano) Kim’s mother.

Mae Peterson (Female 50+, Alto) Albert’s mother.

Hugo Peabody (Male 16 – 17, Tenor) Kim’s “steady” boyfriend

Randolph MacAfee (Male 8 – 12, Boy Soprano) Kim’s younger brother.

Ursula Merkle (Female 14 – 16, Soprano) A hyper enthusiastic friend and neighbor of Kim’s.

Gloria Rasputin (Female 20 – 32, Soprano) Mae’s choice to replace Rosie.

Adult and Children’s Ensemble (Male & Female All Ages and Vocal Ranges) Variety of roles with solo lines in scenes and songs.

For more information please visit http://www.newnantheatrecompany.com

If you have questions about auditions or this production please email NTC’s Artistic Director, Paul Conroy, at artistic-director@newnantheatre.org.
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2170 Thu, 16 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2156 Category: Music Theatre

ACT1 Theater's "Give My Regards to Broadway." needs one cute guy who can sing, dance and ACT! A final actor to complete our cast:
Donald - should appear to be in early 20's... a bookish college boy who has a
secret relationship with one of the other cast members! He is a smaller but VERY important character.

To arrange a special audition ASAP, call Director Lisa at 678-371-3079 .
ACT1 Theater is based out of Alpharetta Presbyterian Church, 180 Academy Street,
Alpharetta, 30009.
We are already in rehearsal... rehearsal days/times are tuesdays and thursdays
at 7pm, Sundays from 2-5pm...
Production runs July 19th - August 11th

Combine the greatest show tunes of George M. Cohan with a sparkling story and
you have the most entertaining, charming, toe-tapping musical of the season.
Rick Foster is opening a Broadway show but is having problems with both money
and his leading lady. Enter Mary Collins, an aspiring actress from New Rochelle,
plus "Legs" Ruby, a Damon Runyon-type bookie who is on the run from the mob.
Just as all appears lost, a financial "angel" appears with the money to do the
show, and Mary gets her big chance at stardom. The play is filled with
fascinating character roles, including the "Donald O'Connor-type" pianist, Betty
the Virginia belle in the chorus, and a bevy of chorus girls, gangsters and
other assorted characters.. The Cohan songs are among his most memorable: "Give
My Regards To Broadway," "You're A Grand Old Flag," "Mary's A Grand Old Name"
and many more. Here's a show in the tradition of "42nd Street" and the great
Broadway musicals — an audience-pleaser for sure.




]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2156 Wed, 15 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2168 Category: Specialties & More

The Sandy Springs Ballet is holding auditions May 17,18,19 and June 7,8,9 for ballet dancers ages 11-26. All dancers should contact us via the website www.sandyspringsballet.com to receive application forms for the auditions. There is a $20.00 non-refundable registration fee and the auditions will be held at The Bush Centre for Ballet in Sandy Springs. For more information, call Rosalyn Bush, 404-256-5542 at the Bush Centre. ]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2168 Wed, 15 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2169 Category: Theatre

AMAZING SUMMER ACTING OPPORTUNITY!

The Good Works Theatre Festival™ will be holding non-union auditions
for its 2nd Annual Playwright Festival on Saturday June 1, starting at 4pm.

The Good Works Theatre Festival™ is a play festival that provides an avenue for new writers to have their voices heard in today's world of theater. Playwrights benefit greatly by receiving exposure of their works and constructive feedback.

Casting for the World Premieres of: 8 One Act plays.
Production dates are: July 25, 26, 27 and 28th, 2013.

If you are interested in attending this open call, please submit your head-shot and resume to: auditions@goodactingstudio.com.

Only actors with confirmed appointments will be seen.
No walk-in's will be accepted. Audition site located in Marietta.
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2169 Wed, 15 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2167 Category: Children & Youth

2 Day Industry Intensive and On-Camera Workshop - Designed for Performers AND Parents

Everything your Agent NEEDS you to know &
Everything YOU need to know to get an Agent!

Instructed Erik Lingvall & Lynn Stallings

THIS WEEKEND! May 18th (3:30-8:30pm) & 19th (1-6pm)

*At the end of the course, each performer will have the opportunity to act in their own short film!

www.AtlantaWorkshopPlayers.com or (770) 998-8111]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2167 Tue, 14 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2166 Category: Music Theatre

Male Actor needed to portray Donald Harper, best described as a "Harvard Man," for ACT1 Theater's production of "Give My Regards to Broadway." Actor needs to be able to portray late teens - early 20's. Requires singing and some simple dance routines. Production runs July 19th - August 11th.
For special audition, call Director Lisa at 678-371-3079.

ACT1 Theater is a community theater based out of Alpharetta Presbyterian Church, 180 Academy Street, Alpharetta, 30009

Combine the greatest show tunes of George M. Cohan with a sparkling story and you have the most entertaining, charming, toe-tapping musical of the season. Dick Foster is opening a Broadway show but is having problems with both money and his leading lady. Enter Mary Collins, an aspiring actress from New Rochelle, plus "Legs" Ruby, a Damon Runyon-type bookie who is on the run from the mob. Just as all appears lost, a financial "angel" appears with the money to do the show, and Mary gets her big chance at stardom. The play is filled with fascinating character roles, including the "Donald O’Connor-type" pianist, Betty the Virginia belle in the chorus, and a bevy of chorus girls, gangsters and other assorted characters... The Cohan songs are among his most memorable: "Give My Regards To Broadway," "You’re A Grand Old Flag," "Mary’s A Grand Old Name" and many more. Here’s a show in the tradition of "42nd Street" and the great Broadway musicals — an audience pleaser for sure.
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2166 Mon, 13 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2165 Category: Musicians & Singers

• Casting will be for the 2013-2014 season - Tosca, Faust and The Barber of Seville.
• Application deadline is Friday, June 7, 2013.
• Auditions will be held June 21 & 22, 2013.
• Please email resume (and headshot if available) to auditions@atlantaopera.org.
• Notifications will be sent via email by June 12 if you are invited to audition.
• NO PHONE CALLS, PLEASE.

REQUIREMENTS:
• Auditions are only for singers who have not previously auditioned for The Atlanta Opera Chorus.
• At least 20 years of age.
• A local / regional resident, due to requirements of the rehearsal schedule of each opera.
• Available to rehearse evenings and weekends.
• Please prepare two complete pieces from the following genres: opera, art song,
or classical musical theatre (Rodgers and Hammerstein, Lerner and Loewe,
musical theatre before 1990, etc.). One selection should be in a foreign language
and the other in English.
• You may bring an accompanist, or one will be provided for you if needed; please bring sheet music]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2165 Mon, 13 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2164 Category: Music Theatre

Young Actors Playhouse is auditioning for the Tomy Award winning show, “The Big Bad Wolf.”

Set in an imaginary village populated with a variety of fairy tale characters, “The Big Bad Wolf” delves into the dark secrets we try to hide from the world. Little Red Ridinghood finds herself stuck between accepting herself for who she is, and who she wants the world to think she is. Goldilocks finds herself resenting the attention the world pays to Little Red, and the Boy Who Cried Wolf has a sheep that is straying from the flock for a better life.

This powerful musical requires strong singers. Rather than casting adults, we will be casting teens and tweens in this production. The ages indicated beside each character are the guidelines we plan to follow.

Characters:
The Butcher- female, age 12-15
The Baker- female, age 12-15
The Candlestickmaker- female, age 12-15
The Woodsman- Male, age 12-15
Goldilocks- Female, age 14-16
Jack- Male, age 12-16
Little Red Ridinghood- female, age 14-16
The Wolf- Male/Female age 14-18
Mary- Female, age 12-16
Little Lamb- Male/Female, age 12-14
Pig 1- Male/Female, age 10-14
Pig 2- Male/Female age 10-14
Pig 3- Male/Female, age 10-14
Sheila- Female, age 10-12
Sherry- Female, age 10-12
Sherman- Male, age 10-12
Shelley- Female age 10-12

WHERE:
Auditions and rehearsal will be at our theatre. We are located at:
11 Whitlock Ave
Marietta, GA 30064

WHEN:
Sunday, June 2nd, 6:00-8:00 PM
Monday, June 3rd, 6:00-8:00 PM

WHAT: Performers are only required to attend one audition, but we recommend you get here as early to fill out audition and conflict sheets. Please prepare a song from a contemporary musical. Bring your own accompaniment in the form of a CD or an MP3 that we can plug into our sound system.

Tuition for the show is $150 per student, or $250 per household. Tuition goes to cover costumes, sets, staff, t-shirts, headshots, and instructional materials.

Performances will be:
Friday, August 2nd, 9th 7:30 PM
Saturday, August 3rd, 10th, 7:30 PM
Sunday, August 4th, 11th 3:00 PM]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2164 Sun, 12 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2163 Category: Children & Youth

Red Phoenix Theatre Company is currently looking for males ranging in age from 14-20 years old and performers of color to join their fantastic cast of Hairspray. Our production rehearses June 10 - 27. Performances are June 28-29. Please contact the director expressing your interest. Please send a headshot and resume to embragg@redphoenix.org. See www.redphoenix.org for additional information.]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2163 Fri, 10 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2162 Category: Training Auditions

Horizon Theatre Company, a 29-year-old theatre company in the heart of metro Atlanta, is home to award-winning contemporary theatre. We’re seeking quality, non-Equity applicants for our 2013-2014 Apprentice Company. Ideal candidates will have experience in multiple areas of technical theatre, and are energetic, hard-working, team-oriented, and self-motivated. The Apprenticeship at Horizon Theatre is an intensive nine-month commitment. Applicants will be contracted from September, 2013 through May, 2014. The program culminates in several performance opportunities attended by the greater Atlanta arts community. This is an excellent opportunity to bridge the gap between the undergraduate and professional worlds.

Choose one of the following areas of concentration:
• Acting
• Playwriting
• Stage Management
• Design (Scenic, Costumes, Sound, Light, Props)

WHO MAY APPLY:
Recent college graduates or theatre professionals. If you do not hold a
Bachelor’s degree from a four-year institution, equivalent professional
experience is required.

HOW TO APPLY: Download application at www.horizontheatre.com/apprenticecompany.htm. Submit completed application, cover letter, resume, and references to apprentices@horizontheatre.com.

APPLICATION DEADLINE:
APPLICATION DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED TO FRIDAY MAY 24th!!

MORE INFORMATION:
Visit www.horizontheatre.com/apprenticecompany.htm.
or
Email us at apprentices@horizontheatre.com.

The Apprentice Company is selected competitively. There is no cost to participate once selected, and there is no compensation for any duties.]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2162 Wed, 08 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2160 Category: Children & Youth

CASTING IMMEDIATELY!!
MALES (AGES 12-16) FOR
13 THE MUSICAL!!

The Legacy Theatre, South Atlanta’s only full-time professional theater, is requesting headshots/resumes as well as video submissions from males (ages 12-16) for its 2013-14 main stage production of 13. Music and Lyrics by Jason Robert Brown, Book by Dan Elish and Robert Horn. Seeking the roles of:
Evan: a bright boy who is excited to become a man. New in town and trying to find a place to fin in. The story’s protagonist.
Archie: a good-humored, intelligent, unpopular kid. Has to use crutches.
Brett: The vain star quarterback.
Malcolm, Eddie, Richie, Simon: Wannabe popular kids and Brett’s sidekicks.
All performers must sing and move well.
All performances October 11-27, weekend performances only. Rehearsals begin September 6. Rehearsals take place weekday evenings and weekends. If submitting a video prepare at least one up-temp pop/rock song (may, but need not be from the show); approx. 1 minute in length. Taped accompaniment will be allowed, provided that the tape does not double the vocal line (unless that is the normal accompaniment). If available you may also include dance footage. Submissions and questions: e-mail casting@thelegacytheatre.org
www.thelegacytheatre.org

]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2160 Tue, 07 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=1467 Category: Training Auditions

Current Equity & Apprentice Company Auditions:

When: Monday May 27, 2013 10am-6pm
Tuesday May 28, 2013 10am-6pm


Where: The Shakespeare Tavern, 499 Peachtree Street NE
Park in the Emory University Hospital Parking Deck, located directly in front of our front doors or in the lot on the corner of Peachtree and Renaissance Parkway. You must pay at both these lots. DO NOT PARK BEHIND OUR BUILDING


What: Audition appointments are five minutes long. Please prepare two brief contrasting monologues: one by Shakespeare and one comedic monologue (the Shakespeare monologue may be comedic only if the other monologue is not comedic). So that's: one Shakespeare, one non-Shakespeare, one comedic, one non-comedic. Mix & Match. Singers may prepare 16 bars of an a cappella song.


Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.

Equity Members: To schedule an appointment, e-mail Jeanette Meierhofer at Jeanette@shakespearetavern.com.

Non-Equity members (and Apprentice Company hopefuls) will be seen as time allows if no other Equity Member is waiting to audition. Please contact Jeanette for the best possible (approx) time to show up.

When scheduling an appt, please mention if you are Equity or interested in the Apprentice Company

About Our Apprenticeship

The Atlanta Shakespeare Company at the New American Shakespeare Tavern offers an eight-month Apprenticeship for post-education, professional actors. It is designed for new professional actors and actresses bridging the gap between post-secondary professional acting training and the rest of their professional careers. Interested candidates might have an interest in modern Shakespeare performance or interest in the life of a resident actor in an ongoing artistic ensemble, or have never had any particular training in Shakespeare at all.

The by-audition-only Company of eight actors begins the season in September and continues to the end of April. Exact start and end dates always tba until July.

The Apprenticeship involves intensive acting training and performance in mainstage Tavern shows in Shakespeare as well as training in back stage/front of house support for artistic and management staff. Areas of study include Voice, Text, Original Practice, Movement, Dance, Madrigal, Fight and Structure of the Verse as well as lighting, stage management, marketing, and Alexander Technique. Performance on the Tavern stage is part of the package and total hourly commitment varies by week and month from 10 to 20 hours. Those hours will be a combination of daytimes, weekends and evenings. Apprentices also understudy significant roles in the regular season and are used as support staff in different areas of the Company such as concessions, Education, Costuming, Box Office and Publicity.

A flexible work schedule is an absolute requirement. ASC is a Equal Opportunity Employer Paid position. Equity Member Candidate Program points available. Apprentices can join EMC through this program.

In-depth information on the Apprentice Company will be available at Equity General Auditions.

To be called back for consideration as an Apprentice, you must be seen at Tavern Equity General Auditions.

Call backs are held June 2-4, 2013.

Also, make sure you try to see a Tavern performance between now and your audition. We have a unique performance style that is important to our training program.
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=1467 Wed, 01 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2086 Category: Training Auditions

Current Equity & Apprentice Company Auditions:

When: Monday May 27, 2013 10am-6pm
Tuesday May 28, 2013 10am-6pm


Where: The Shakespeare Tavern, 499 Peachtree Street NE
Park in the Emory University Hospital Parking Deck, located directly in front of our front doors or in the lot on the corner of Peachtree and Renaissance Parkway. You must pay at both these lots. DO NOT PARK BEHIND OUR BUILDING


What: Audition appointments are five minutes long. Please prepare two brief contrasting monologues: one by Shakespeare and one comedic monologue (the Shakespeare monologue may be comedic only if the other monologue is not comedic). So that's: one Shakespeare, one non-Shakespeare, one comedic, one non-comedic. Mix & Match. Singers may prepare 16 bars of an a cappella song.


Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.

Equity Members: To schedule an appointment, e-mail Jeanette Meierhofer at Jeanette@shakespearetavern.com.

Non-Equity members (and Apprentice Company hopefuls) will be seen as time allows if no other Equity Member is waiting to audition. Please contact Jeanette for the best possible (approx) time to show up.

When scheduling an appt, please mention if you are Equity or interested in the Apprentice Company

About Our Apprenticeship

The Atlanta Shakespeare Company at the New American Shakespeare Tavern offers an eight-month Apprenticeship for post-education, professional actors. It is designed for new professional actors and actresses bridging the gap between post-secondary professional acting training and the rest of their professional careers. Interested candidates might have an interest in modern Shakespeare performance or interest in the life of a resident actor in an ongoing artistic ensemble, or have never had any particular training in Shakespeare at all.

The by-audition-only Company of eight actors begins the season in September and continues to the end of April. Exact start and end dates always tba until July.

The Apprenticeship involves intensive acting training and performance in mainstage Tavern shows in Shakespeare as well as training in back stage/front of house support for artistic and management staff. Areas of study include Voice, Text, Original Practice, Movement, Dance, Madrigal, Fight and Structure of the Verse as well as lighting, stage management, marketing, and Alexander Technique. Performance on the Tavern stage is part of the package and total hourly commitment varies by week and month from 10 to 20 hours. Those hours will be a combination of daytimes, weekends and evenings. Apprentices also understudy significant roles in the regular season and are used as support staff in different areas of the Company such as concessions, Education, Costuming, Box Office and Publicity.

A flexible work schedule is an absolute requirement. ASC is a Equal Opportunity Employer Paid position. Equity Member Candidate Program points available. Apprentices can join EMC through this program.

In-depth information on the Apprentice Company will be available at Equity General Auditions.

To be called back for consideration as an Apprentice, you must be seen at Tavern Equity General Auditions.

Call backs are held June 2-4, 2013.

Also, make sure you try to see a Tavern performance between now and your audition. We have a unique performance style that is important to our training program.
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2086 Wed, 01 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=1846 Category: Theatre

Current Equity & Apprentice Company Auditions:

When: Monday May 27, 2013 10am-6pm
Tuesday May 28, 2013 10am-6pm


Where: The Shakespeare Tavern, 499 Peachtree Street NE
Park in the Emory University Hospital Parking Deck, located directly in front of our front doors or in the lot on the corner of Peachtree and Renaissance Parkway. You must pay at both these lots. DO NOT PARK BEHIND OUR BUILDING


What: Audition appointments are five minutes long. Please prepare two brief contrasting monologues: one by Shakespeare and one comedic monologue (the Shakespeare monologue may be comedic only if the other monologue is not comedic). So that's: one Shakespeare, one non-Shakespeare, one comedic, one non-comedic. Mix & Match. Singers may prepare 16 bars of an a cappella song.


Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.

Equity Members: To schedule an appointment, e-mail Jeanette Meierhofer at Jeanette@shakespearetavern.com.

Non-Equity members (and Apprentice Company hopefuls) will be seen as time allows if no other Equity Member is waiting to audition. Please contact Jeanette for the best possible (approx) time to show up.

When scheduling an appt, please mention if you are Equity or interested in the Apprentice Company

About Our Apprenticeship

The Atlanta Shakespeare Company at the New American Shakespeare Tavern offers an eight-month Apprenticeship for post-education, professional actors. It is designed for new professional actors and actresses bridging the gap between post-secondary professional acting training and the rest of their professional careers. Interested candidates might have an interest in modern Shakespeare performance or interest in the life of a resident actor in an ongoing artistic ensemble, or have never had any particular training in Shakespeare at all.

The by-audition-only Company of eight actors begins the season in September and continues to the end of April. Exact start and end dates always tba until July.

The Apprenticeship involves intensive acting training and performance in mainstage Tavern shows in Shakespeare as well as training in back stage/front of house support for artistic and management staff. Areas of study include Voice, Text, Original Practice, Movement, Dance, Madrigal, Fight and Structure of the Verse as well as lighting, stage management, marketing, and Alexander Technique. Performance on the Tavern stage is part of the package and total hourly commitment varies by week and month from 10 to 20 hours. Those hours will be a combination of daytimes, weekends and evenings. Apprentices also understudy significant roles in the regular season and are used as support staff in different areas of the Company such as concessions, Education, Costuming, Box Office and Publicity.

A flexible work schedule is an absolute requirement. ASC is a Equal Opportunity Employer Paid position. Equity Member Candidate Program points available. Apprentices can join EMC through this program.

In-depth information on the Apprentice Company will be available at Equity General Auditions.

To be called back for consideration as an Apprentice, you must be seen at Tavern Equity General Auditions.

Call backs are held June 2-4, 2013.

Also, make sure you try to see a Tavern performance between now and your audition. We have a unique performance style that is important to our training program.
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=1846 Wed, 01 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2140 Category: Theatre

Auditions for The Odd Couple by Neil Simon directed by Barry King

Auditions will be Sunday June 23rd at 2pm and Tuesday June 25th at 7pm.
Read thru will be June 27th at 7pm
Show dates-September 13-29

Lionheart Theatre Company
10 College St
Norcross, GA 30071

No appointment necessary, cold readings from the script.
Non Equity, no compensation

Synopsis:
Winner! 1965 Tony Award, Best Author of a Play
Nominee! 1965 Tony Award, Best Play
This classic comedy opens as a group of the guys assembled for cards in the apartment of divorced Oscar Madison. And if the mess is any indication, it's no wonder that his wife left him. Late to arrive is Felix Unger who has just been separated from his wife. Fastidious, depressed and none too tense, Felix seems suicidal, but as the action unfolds Oscar becomes the one with murder on his mind when the clean-freak and the slob ultimately decide to room together with hilarious results as The Odd Couple is born.

Characters:
Oscar Madison: A slovenly, recently divorced sportswriter.
Felix Unger: A fastidious, hypochondriac Felix is a news writer for CBS whose marriage is ending.
Murray: An NYPD policeman, one of Oscar and Felix's poker buddies.
Speed: One of the poker buddies. Gruff and sarcastic, often picking on Vinnie and Murray.
Vinnie: One of the poker buddies. Vinnie is mild-mannered and henpecked, making him an easy target for Speed's verbal barbs.
Roy: One of the poker buddies. Oscar's accountant. Roy has a dry wit but is less acerbic than Speed.
Cecily and Gwendolyn Pigeon: Oscar and Felix's upstairs neighbors, a pair of British sisters. The former is a divorcée, the latter a widow

Rehearsal dates: Tuesday and Thursday Evenings
Time: 7.00 PM
July 2, 9 ,11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30
Aug. 1, 6, 8, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29
Sept. 3, 5
Tech week starts Sunday Sept. 8 through 11
Open: Sept. 13

For more information about the auditions please call- Barry King 404-545-2086]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2140 Wed, 01 May 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2153 Category: Theatre

Centerstage North is looking for an actor, age range 40-55 to play Bogart in their August production of Play It Again, Sam by Woody Allen. Must be able to reasonably portray Humphrey Bogart through voice and mannerisms for this comedy that runs August 9-17th at The Art Place Mountain View in Marietta. Rehearsals start in June. If interested, please contact director, Steve Worrall at steve.worrall AT gmail DOT com to arrange an audition time.]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2153 Sat, 27 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2150 Category: Training Auditions

Come train and prepare for college auditions at Performers Warehouse!

A Unique Program designed for the serious musical theater students that desire a daytime training program conveniently located in Alpharetta.


For high school and gap year students looking for professional training in Dance, Acting, and Vocal studies.
Students willing to commit up to 24 hours a week spread over 3 days.
Weekly schedule will include Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Musical Theater, Shakespeare, Meisner, Improv, Musicianship, Music Theory, Sight reading, College Audition Prep and more....
Our coaches have had students accepted into the top schools, such as Julliard, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, Michigan, Emerson, Indiana University, Boston Conservatory, Elon, Carnagie Mellon, Texas State and many more.
Dave Clemmons will be joining our fabulous team. Dave is the founder/owner of Clemmons/Dewing Casting, which cast many Broadway shows including Wonderland, Dracula, and Cinderella, and countless Off-Broadway shows and national and international tours.
Dave is a visiting professor at Elon University, an advising faculty member at The New York School of Film and Television, a faculty member of the Making It On Broadway Intensive Series and a faculty member of The Performing Arts Project.
Admission by Audition Only - Limited Enrollment
Contact us to shadow the program and schedule an audition time

Go to http://www.theperformerswarehouse.com/ for more info or call Holly Garmon at 678-648-6771
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2150 Tue, 23 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2146 Category: Theatre

Auditions for Out of Box Theatre's Production of:
Evelyn in Purgatory by Topher Payne
Directed by Carolyn Choe

June 2 & 3, 2013 – Artisan Resource Center, 585 Cobb Parkway South, Suite C-1, Marietta 30060
7 PM – Open casting, no appointment necessary
Audition consist of cold readings from the script.

Rehearsals begin the week of July 22. 2013

Performance Dates: August 16-Sept. 2, 2013 at Out of Box Theatre, Suite C-1 @ The Artisan Resource Center, 585 Cobb Parkway South, Suite C-1, Marietta 30060

When a complaint is filed against one of the 70,000 teachers in New York’s public schools, they’re sent to a “Reassignment Center,” one of a series of empty offices in the Department of Education Building. There, they sit and wait for their case to be reviewed. Usually for months. Sometimes for over a year.
A claim of improper behavior by a failing student lands Evelyn Reid in “the rubber room,” where she encounters a group of teachers, some guilty, some not, who have long since lost any hope of returning to a classroom.
Over the course of the school year, these colleagues form an unlikely alliance, reminding each other of forgotten passions, emerging to face life outside in unexpected new directions. They also learn French and workshop a screenplay.

Characters:

Evelyn Reid, 30s. Likeable and resourceful. A careful mix of appearing very approachable while remaining very guarded. New England native.

Lila Wadkins, 50s. Calm, maternal, thoughtful, witty. The voice of reason. The art teacher everyone wishes they had. Upstate New York native, some residual hippie around the edges.

Roberta Burke, 50s. The self-appointed queen of all she surveys. Razor-sharp wit, no patience, and an uncanny ability to spot the weaknesses in those around her. Very Bronx.

Fred Disalvo, 50s. Bombastic, funny, a bit of a bully. A gym teacher from Hell's Kitchen.

Toby Fleming, 20s. A bit of a geek. Quiet, passive-aggressive, perpetually uncertain. Brooklyn native.

Candace Metzger, 30s. The person with the most authority in the room, and the least qualifications for it. From New Jersey, tries to hide the accent but fails when she gets emotional.

Atwood (unseen) The head of the disciplinary panel. The invisible voice of absolute authority.

Contact Information:
Carolyn Choe at carolyn@outofboxtheatre.com
www.outofboxtheatre.com]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2146 Mon, 22 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2143 Category: Theatre

Auditions on May 17 and 18
May 17 from 5pm to 9pm
May 18 from 5pm to 9pm
at The Dancing Goat Theatre
10700 State Bridge Road
Johns Creek, GA
(770) 772-0762

Prepare 10 lines Shakespeare or contemporary monologue
Short Dance Piece (Optional)
Rehearsals begin June 17
Performances July 26, 27, August 2,3 & August 9,10

QUESTIONS?

Contact the Directors:
Marissa Fleming
(404) 993- 2719
mdfleming7@gmail.com

Jackie Yarbro
(770) 365-2010
jackie.yarbro@yahoo.com]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2143 Sun, 21 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2144 Category: Theatre

Auditions on May 17 and 18
May 17 from 5pm to 9pm
May 18 from 5pm to 9pm
at The Dancing Goat Theatre
10700 State Bridge Road
Johns Creek, GA
(770) 772-0762

Prepare 10 lines Shakespeare or contemporary monologue
Short Dance Piece (Optional)
Rehearsals begin June 17
Performances July 26, 27, August 2,3 & August 9,10

QUESTIONS?

Contact the Directors:
Marissa Fleming
(404) 993- 2719
mdfleming7@gmail.com

Jackie Yarbro
(770) 365-2010
jackie.yarbro@yahoo.com]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2144 Sun, 21 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2138 Category: Music Theatre

Casting call for Caravan Stage Company,

A professional non-profit, theatre company that performs and tours on a 90 ft sailing ship (not a cruise ship) is casting for a new show called:
'Hacked: the Treasure of the Empire'

The dates of Production/rehearsal: July 30 to September 30, 2013

Casting Male & Female African - American Singer/Actors, ages from 22 - 35 years.

Must be good movers and not have a fear of heights.
Audition or interview will be via telephone.

Please send CV and head shot and a recording of a contemporary song which best shows vocal range or a video link if possible.

Synopsis of show:
'Hacked: the Treasure of the Empire' is an experimental musical about 4 young hackers who have stolen all the gold from the worlds banks and the banks try to find the treasure. 'Hacked' is staged on the deck and in the rigging of the Caravan's own boat with aerialists, video projections and one very large puppet representing the banks. This show will tour southern, eastern US & Canada in 2014.

Non-union

All expenses paid: travel, room and board with small stipend.No audition fees.

The Caravan will communicate with applicants via email with the final audition or interview by appointment on the phone.

Run of show: Sept 26 - 28, 2013
Contact info: caravanstage@yahoo.com
Website: http://caravanstage.org
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2138 Mon, 15 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2130 Category: Music Theatre

For the first time at Broadway Dreams YOU can be a part of the CREATIVE PROCESS. Only in Atlanta will you get to be a part of a piece as it comes to LIFE. Get the chance to work with OUR ENTIRE CREATIVE TEAM for the season including the critically acclaimed director STAFFORD ARIMA, Tony Nominated Choreographer DAN KNECHTGES, Broadway & West End Director MATT LENZ.

Worried about a 4 or 5 minute audition not showing what you can really do? Only at the ATLANTA DREAM LAB do you spend 5 DAYS in the room with the entire CIRCLE OF DREAMS CREATIVE TEAM.

Train.Perform.Audition.DREAM.

Email auditions@mybroadwaydreams.com for an audition appointment.

Prepare a 16-32 bar vocal and or dance audition with a background track on a CD or iPod.

Cost
$495 12 & Over
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2130 Thu, 04 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2131 Category: Dance


For the first time at Broadway Dreams YOU can be a part of the CREATIVE PROCESS. Only in Atlanta will you get to be a part of a piece as it comes to LIFE. Get the chance to work with OUR ENTIRE CREATIVE TEAM for the season including the critically acclaimed director STAFFORD ARIMA, Tony Nominated Choreographer DAN KNECHTGES, Broadway & West End Director MATT LENZ.

Worried about a 4 or 5 minute audition not showing what you can really do? Only at the ATLANTA DREAM LAB do you spend 5 DAYS in the room with the entire CIRCLE OF DREAMS CREATIVE TEAM.

Train.Perform.Audition.DREAM.

Email auditions@mybroadwaydreams.com for an audition appointment.

Prepare a 16-32 bar vocal and or dance audition with a background track on a CD or iPod.

Cost
$495 12 & Over
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2131 Thu, 04 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2132 Category: Musicians & Singers


For the first time at Broadway Dreams YOU can be a part of the CREATIVE PROCESS. Only in Atlanta will you get to be a part of a piece as it comes to LIFE. Get the chance to work with OUR ENTIRE CREATIVE TEAM for the season including the critically acclaimed director STAFFORD ARIMA, Tony Nominated Choreographer DAN KNECHTGES, Broadway & West End Director MATT LENZ.

Worried about a 4 or 5 minute audition not showing what you can really do? Only at the ATLANTA DREAM LAB do you spend 5 DAYS in the room with the entire CIRCLE OF DREAMS CREATIVE TEAM.

Train.Perform.Audition.DREAM.

Email auditions@mybroadwaydreams.com for an audition appointment.

Prepare a 16-32 bar vocal and or dance audition with a background track on a CD or iPod.

Cost
$495 12 & Over
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2132 Thu, 04 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2127 Category: Theatre

A Few Good Men by Aaron Sorkin
Directed by Johnna Mitchell
Casting 15 men, age 18-70; 1 woman to play 26-32

This Broadway hit about the trial of 2 Marines for complicity in the death of a fellow Marine at Guantanamo Bay sizzles on the stage. The Navy lawyer, a callow young man more interested in softball games than the case, expects a plea bargain and a cover up of what really happened. Prodded by a female member of the defense team, the lawyer eventually makes a valiant effort to defend his clients and, in doing so, puts the military mentality and the Marine code of honor on trial.
Auditions: 5/21 & 22, 6-10pm by appointment. Call-backs 5/23 7pm. Contact stage manager Dawn Zachariah at dawnzachariah@gmail.com for appointment and info. Monologues will be provided for initial audition. Additional sides will be available on-site for call-backs.
Rehearsals: First read-thru 6/26, 7-11pm; weekday rehearsals 8/19-9/18, 7-11pm (conflicts considered)
Performances: 9/19-22; 9/26-28]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2127 Mon, 01 Apr 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2060 Category: Children & Youth

The Off Broadway Children's Theatre is pleased to announce auditions for their Summer production of Disney's "High school musical 2." Auditions are open for ages 9-16 and will be held at the Studio Theatre at Off Broadway Dance on May 4, 2013 2pm-5pm. Auditionees should prepare 16 bars of a musical theatre selection with cd or ipod accompaniment and come dressed to learn a short movement combination. You may also be asked to cold read from the script. If cast, there is a $200 production fee. All performances are held at the Studio Theatre at Off Broadway. To schedule an audition appointment, please call 770-664-2410 or email offbroadway@msn.com. Check us out online at offbroadwaydance.com.]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2060 Sat, 23 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2115 Category: Theatre

Crimes of the Heart
By Beth Henley
May 17 & 18 from 5-9 PM
10700 State Bridge Road
Johns Creek, GA 30022
Auditions paired with The Tempest
10 lines Shakespeare memorized for Tempest –
Cold reads for Crimes

Performances June 21, 22, 23 and 28, 29, 30
Rehearsals beginning May 19

The scene is Hazelhurst, Mississippi, where the three Magrath sisters have gathered to await news of the family patriarch, their grandfather, who is living out his last hours in the local hospital. Lenny, the oldest sister, is unmarried at thirty and facing diminishing marital prospects; Meg, the middle sister, who quickly outgrew Hazelhurst, is back after a failed singing career on the West Coast; while Babe, the youngest, is out on bail after having shot her husband in the stomach. Their troubles, grave and yet, somehow, hilarious, are highlighted by their priggish cousin, Chick, and by the awkward young lawyer who tries to keep Babe out of jail while helpless not to fall in love with her. In the end, the play is the story of how its young characters escape the past to seize the future – but the telling is so true and touching and consistently hilarious that it will linger in the mind long after the curtain has descended.

Directed by Margarita Moldovan

All roles available- no pre-casting
Lenny Magrath – sensitive and nurturing
Chick Boyle – keeps up with the Joneses, gossipy
Doc Porter – handsome, earthy
Meg Magrath – pretty, world worn
Babe Botrelle – feisty, unpredictable, confused yet determined
Barnette Lloyd – southern gentleman, chivalrous
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2115 Tue, 19 Mar 2013 00:00:00 -0500 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2098 Category: Children & Youth

Forefront Arts is thrilled to produce Disney's "The Jungle Book" as one of our summer productions!

The jungle is jumpin’ with jazz is this exciting Disney classic! Join Mowgli, Baloo, King Loui and the gang as they swing their way through madcap adventures and thwart the ferocious tiger, Shere Khan. Specially adapted from the beloved film, this musical includes all your favorite Disney tunes, like “The Bare Necessities,” and “I Wan’ na Be Like You.” With colorful charcters and that toe-tapping jungle rhythm, Disney’s THE JUNGLE BOOK KIDS is sure to be a crowd-pleaser for audiences of all ages!

Over the course of 1 week students in 1st-8th grades will audition for and produce the show, with a public performance on Friday night. Auditions will take place on the Monday of each camp week. In addition to rehearsing for the production campers will be exposed to many aspects of live theater including movement, music, blocking, theatrical makeup, and set and costume design. All levels of experience are welcome!

We also offer a half-day Creative Dramatics camp for ages 3-5. Each day we’ll do warm-ups, play theater games, make up stories, sing and dance to music, create costumes and props for the show, and practice for our performance with the "big kids" on Friday night!

Our instructors are professional actors, singers and dancers with years of experience teaching kids and teens.

9th-12 grades can participate in the camp as Counselors and Teaching Artist Assistants.

Summer Schedule:

June 10-14
Johns Creek

June 17-21
Buckhead

July 8-12
Lawrenceville

August 5-9
Buckhead (ages 3-5 only)

Production fees apply, based on location. Call (770) 864-3316 for more information or visit www.ForefrontArts.com/SummerCamp


]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2098 Tue, 26 Feb 2013 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2099 Category: Children & Youth

Forefront Arts is thrilled to produce "Alice in Wonderland" as one of our summer productions!

In this adaptation of the Lewis Carroll classic, Alice meets a hurried White Rabbit, swims in a sea of her tears, confronts a Caterpillar and questions a grinning Cheshire cat, all in an effort to find out what kind of place she has happened into. Along the way she attends a Mad Hatter’s tea party, learns to dance from a Mock Turtle, plays an unusual game of croquet, and finally challenges the outcome of the Knave’s trail with the Queen of Hearts. Featuring a variety of Wonderland characters, this stage play is a great opportunity for young actor to stretch their characterization skills!

Over the course of 1 week students in 1st-8th grades will audition for and produce the show, with a public performance on Friday night. Auditions will take place on the Monday of each camp week. In addition to rehearsing for the production campers will be exposed to many aspects of live theater including movement, music, blocking, theatrical makeup, and set and costume design. All levels of experience are welcome!

We also offer a half-day Creative Dramatics camp for ages 3-5. Each day we’ll do warm-ups, play theater games, make up stories, sing and dance to music, create costumes and props for the show, and practice for our performance with the "big kids" on Friday night!

Our instructors are professional actors, singers and dancers with years of experience teaching kids and teens.

9th-12 grades can participate in the camp as Counselors and Teaching Artist Assistants.

Summer Schedule:

June 3-7
Brookhaven

July 15-19
Decatur

July 29-August 2
Buckhead

August 5-9
Buckhead (ages 3-5 only)

August 12-16 (ages 3-5 only)
Brookhaven

Production fees apply, based on location. Call (770) 864-3316 for more information or visit www.ForefrontArts.com/SummerCamp
]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2099 Tue, 26 Feb 2013 00:00:00 -0600 http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2100 Category: Children & Youth

Forefront Arts is thrilled to produce "Camp Disney" -- a Musical Theatre Revue -- as one of our summer productions! Camp Disney is offered through Chamblee Parks & Recreation.

Campers in 1st-8th grades can join us for a fun-filled mini-camp featuring acting scenes and musical numbers from all our favorite Disney movies! We'll learn warm-ups, play lots of theatre and improv games, and create a totally original musical showcase in just 3 days! Our optional Friday camp will feature an improv showcase as well!

In addition to rehearsing for the production campers will be exposed to many aspects of live theater including movement, music, blocking, theatrical makeup, and set and costume design. All levels of experience are welcome!

Our instructors are professional actors, singers and dancers with years of experience teaching kids and teens.

9th-12 grades can participate in the camp as Counselors and Teaching Artist Assistants.

Camp fee of $105 for 3 days, or $135 for 4 days. Discounts may apply. Call (770) 864-3316 for more information or visit www.ForefrontArts.com/SummerCamp]]> http://www.atlantaperforms.biz/auditions.php?auid=2100 Tue, 26 Feb 2013 00:00:00 -0600