Seeking 2 actors to play living statues of movie directors. Talent will be needed on Thursday, May 24th for an opening event in Toledo, from 8:00pm to midnight.

Available Roles:

• Living Movie Director Statues:  These are not statues that will be stone still. Actors must have strong improvisational skills and decent movement skills.

Compensation:

All expenses will be covered including hotel ( if necessary), travel, and per diems. Pay is between $250 and $300 depending upon experience.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying, please email a photo and your resume to: jackie@pastiche.com

Casting a female actress for the play “Rita”. Rita is set in the 1950′s. It’s about a school teacher waiting to get married.

Audition Details:

Thursday, May 31st from 6:00pm to 8:00pm

International Institute (along side of the DIA)
111 East Kirby Street
Detroit, MI 48202

Available Roles:

• Actress: Looking for an actress to play a 1950′s Bombshell. Age range mid 20′s – Early 40′s.

Compensation:

This is a paid role. Compensation will paid after each performance.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying, please email your headshot and resume to: momibenn@yahoo.com

Following Your Heart Players is looking to hire new improv actors. These actors will be used for all the improv murder mystery dinner theater shows. This is for a traveling theater, so the rehearsals are very small and the actors are booked when they are needed. All actors must have a drivers license or have prior approval from the directors.

Audition Details:

June 3, 2012 from 12:00pm to 2:30pm

Shyre Coffee House
7253 N. Canton Center Rd.
Canton, MI 48187

Available Roles:

• Improv Actors: (Male and female, ages 18+, open ethnicity) Some of the roles have singing parts.

Compensation:

These are unpaid shows, but you get a lot of improv experience for your portfolio. Also, your head shot is uploaded to the website for other theater companies to look at and the directors send your information to other theater and modeling agencies that are interested in you (with your permission).

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying, please email your headshots and resume to: fyhplayers@yahoo.com

NOTE: Please have a short song to sing at the audition. Some of the roles have singing parts. Also, improv games will be played at audition. Please bring a head shot and resume to the audition. The casting decision will be decided later that day. All Actors must arrive at least 10 minutes early to check in and get a number. The auditions will be seen on a first come-first served bases. If you cannot make this audition day, we will schedule a private audition for you.

“Dear Journal” is a new musical centering around 4 teenagers entering middle school. Realizing that middle school isn’t just about what it appears to be, they scramble to fit in and lose track of what’s really important. This show tackles difficult subjects such as popularity, peer pressure, betrayal and staying true to yourself. Now, they must make a choice between the friends they always wanted-or the friends they’ve always had.

“Dear Journal” touches, moves and inspires everyone that sees it. The special thing about “Dear Journal” is that it is the foundation of a friendship. Eric Gelb and Ryan Hurley put their rocky past aside to produce and direct an original musical chronicling the many things that happen in middle school. Together, they have performed 5 shows at 4 different venues across Michigan.

Available Roles:

• Brenton: (Lead role) (Male, Caucasian, ages 12-15) After being betrayed from his best friend, Brenton is determined to win back Max-s friendship. Although geeky, gets tons of laughs; funny. (Must sing and act well and have limited dance ability.)
• Ricky: (Lead role) (Male, open ethnicity, ages 12-16) The cool guy of KBS. Suave, slick and smooth-Ricky uses Max, the lead, to do stuff for him while he gets enjoyment out of it. Trish, the female lead is in love with Ricky, but the feeling is not mutual. Must be handsome and at least 5-4. (Must sing and act well and have limited dance ability.)
• Scott: (ensemble role) (Male, open ethnicity, ages 12-18)one of Ricky’s friends. Handsome, fresh-faced and loyal to Ricky.
• High School Student: (Male or Female, open ethnicity ages 12-18)

Compensation:

These are not paid roles. We designed, purchased and assembled everything ourselves. Working around a tight budget, we have produced a show we are so proud of with a message even stronger than anything else out there. However, we are probably the first teens to do that. Almost no middle schools have any arts funding left – I know ours doesn’t. That’s why we set out to do this production, and that’s why all the money to produce our show came out of our pockets, even turning to our cast members for financial help. We hope, aside from walking away with a great message, the people the come to see our show will be inspired to make a change in their school’s arts program and start programs like we did.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying, please email your resume and headshot to: theatrical100@gmail.com

NOTE: Please include the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email. You must have reliable transportation to Berkley, Michigan.

A male or female baby, one year old or younger, is needed as soon as possible for short video segment in an independent student play at Michigan State University. Talent will be needed for one hour of available for filming on Friday, April 13th or Saturday, April 14th.

Available Roles:

• Baby: (Male or female, 0-1 years old, Caucasian) Can be held by parent/guardian, simply needs one-two minutes of footage, can be sleeping or awake.

Compensation:

$20 for ten minutes of filming.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying, please email your headshot, resume and availability to: ReelRoial@gmail.com

NOTE: Parent/guardian must be present during filming. Videographer will travel to child’s residency within twenty minutes of Lansing area, or guardian and child must be able to travel to Michigan State University.

Enter Stage Right announces auditions for “Will On The Water 2012″ – a two day “user friendly Shakespeare festival” in the city of St. Clair. This third year of the festival will include scenes and soliloquies from Shakespeare’s plays during the festival, August 11th and 12th. Dramatic performances and music from the Consort singers will take place in Palmer Park on the river, while townspeople, heralds, town criers and jesters will entertain in Palmer Park and Riverview Plaza. The Consort will prepare and perform under the direction of Festival Musical Director John Unger. “We want to give participants a sense of what a summer day would have been like in London in 1599” says Elaine Schatzline-Behr, Festival Director. “His theatre was very popular because it was very entertaining.” Short performances will run through the day, with music, games, crafts, food and a variety of items for sale. It’s a family friendly environment with good food, good fun and a taste of something you can’t find anywhere else. The event is sponsored by the city of St. Clair and the Blue Water Arts Committee.

SHAKESPEARE SCENE AUDITIONS (PLAYERS)

The Players auditions are open to all who love Shakespeare, performance or summer festivals and wish to come play with Enter Stage Right. Preference in casting will be given to accomplished actors, but anyone is welcome who is willing to train and rehearse.

Available Roles:

• We will be casting Players for the Shakespeare scenes on The Globe stage, Heralds and Town Criers for the Globe and the surrounding fairground, Jesters and Townspeople for staffing games, activities and the market place.

Auditions Details (Shakespeare Scene):

April 28th and 29th from 2-5pm at the Acheson Community Resource Center, 516 McMorran Blvd, Port Huron.

MUSIC GROUP AUDITIONS (CONSORT)

The Consort is open to those trained and untrained musicians who love to sing and/or play instruments (strings, guitar, flute, trumpet, recorder, drums, etc.). The Consort Choir will be limited to 25 singers (S/A/T/B) performing Elizabethan Era madrigals, fun/folk tunes, ballads, and troubadour style pub songs. Any unaccompanied audition piece is acceptable. Period music (late 16th C., early 17th C.) recommended. The Court Singers will be open to 8 to 10 experienced voices (3S/3A/2T/2B) who will perform several intricate ‘period’ madrigals sung a cappella. This select group also will learn the Consort music.

Audition Details (Music Group):

Friday, May 11, from 6-9PM and Saturday, May 12, from 2-5PM at Faith Lutheran Church

Compensation:

These are not paid roles:

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying and would like to reserve an audition time, please send an email to: reed_stewart@comcast.net

NOTE: For Players, please prepare a one minute monologue from Shakespeare, or a three minute, two person scene from Shakespeare, if you wish to audition with a friend. Bring your calendar to auditions to enable you to completely fill out the audition form. Walk-ins are welcome, but we would DEEPLY appreciate reservations for an audition time.

For more information and a list of suggested audition pieces visit: www.willonthewater.org

Casting two young male actors for the musical, “Project X”. Talent must be in driving distance from Berkley, MI and willing to make a commitment. Rehearsals are typically on Thursdays from 4:00pm to 6:00pm and Saturdays from 1:00pm to 3:00pm. We are currently looking at several dates for next year. Try and have an open calendar.

Plot:

“Project X” is a new musical centering around 4 teenagers entering middle school. Realizing that middle school isn’t just about what it appears to be, they scramble to fit in and lose track of what’s really important. This show tackles difficult subjects such as Popularity, Peer Pressure, Betrayal and Staying True to Yourself. Now, they must make a choice between the Friends they always wanted-or the Friends they’ve always had.

This smash hit musical premiered November 10th to audience approval, and went on to play to 80 people. This is a teen written show. By themselves, these teens have assembled a 9 person cast with 5 original songs with dance, and have been featured in the news several times and have been recognized by Broadway stars. The show has been a great success, with Standing Ovations both nights. From 7 to 70 year olds, “Project X” warms the heart and captures each audience member it encounters. People laugh, cry and applaud at this musical. This show is entirely original.

Available Roles:

• Brenton U/S/Male Ensemble: (Lead role) Male, ages 12-15. After being betrayed from his best friend, Brenton is determined to win back Max’s friendship. Although geeky, gets tons of laughs; funny. Needs to be seen as adorable an innocent to the audience – not intimidating. (Must sing and act well and have limited dance ability.)
• Ricky U/S/Male Ensemble: (Lead role) Male, Caucasian, ages 12-16. The cool guy of KBS. Attractive. Think pretty boy. Suave, slick and smooth-Ricky uses Max, the lead, to do stuff for him while he gets enjoyment out of it. Trish, the female lead is in love with Ricky, but the feeling is not mutual. Must be handsome and at least 5-4. (Must sing and act well and have limited dance ability.)
• Male Ensemble: Students and faculty members of ‘K. Bettner.’ Handsome, fresh-faced.

Compensation:

These are not paid roles.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying please email your resume and headshots to: theatrical100@gmail.com

NOTE: Please include the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email. NO ONE SOURCE TALENT or EXPLORE TALENT!

Young actor needed as soon as possible for short video segment in an independent student play at Michigan State University. Talent will be needed for one hour of availability before Sunday, April 15th.

Available Roles:

• Child Orphan: (Male, 3-10 years old, Caucasian, small build) Non-speaking role. Child plays on orphan sitting on a cot for less than five minutes of footage.

Compensation:

$25 for one hour of filming (including costume and set-up; actual filming will be less than half an hour).

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying, please email your headshot, resume and availability to: ReelRoial@gmail.com

NOTE: Parent/guardian must be present during filming. Talent must be able to travel to Michigan State University.

This World Premiere Comedy play is about an R&B radio station, WTRC, where everybody has an opinion but Rockin’ Robbie DuPree has to decide whether to do what’s right… or do what’s right for him. Geneva and Brother Singleton want him to stand up and be a man but Robbie wants to mind his business and stay employed. Either way, Sunday’s broadcasts will never be the same at 1350 AM Radio, WTRC. Don’t miss this brand new Comedy starring Council Cargle, Sean Rodriguez-Sharpe and Lisa McCormick, where DJ’s kick out the R&B jams through the week and the weekend brings forth live studio guests who “Sing Out On Sundays.”

“Sing Out On Sundays” is written by Reuben Yabuku, Buku Productions Theatre Company’s Artistic Director. This marks Mr. Yabuku’s 6th original play to be brought to production following the success of “Hit The Floor Dancin’,” “Moms Mabley The Naked Truth,” “Little Ghetto Boy: The Donny Hathaway Tribute Concert,” “Let Nobody Turn Me ‘Round” and “Rock My Soul.”

Audition Details:

Monday, April 16, 2012

Historic Little Rock Resource Center (Lighthouse Theatre inside)
8801 Woodward Avenue
Detroit, MI 48202
(At the corner of Gladstone – 3 blocks south of Clairmount)

Available Roles:

Some roles have already been cast but all roles listed below are still available.

• Geneva McIntosh: WTRC Radio Office Manager who is having a so-called “secret” romance with DJ and Program Director, Robbie DuPree. She’s bossy, on a short fuse and, though it’s not her job to do so, she basically runs the station… like a Pit Bull.
• Bill Schwartz: Caucasian Engineer at station WTRC. He has flashes of hip-ness. He’s not a phony, he’s really comfortable in this R&B environment even though he has a Pop background. Schwartz and DJ, Robbie DuPree, are best friends.
• Thomas Hoye: Young, Black Board-Op(erator) for the church shows at remote locations. Thomas complains a lot but is a hard worker. He has a wonderful, wise-cracking and sarcastic friendship with Brother Singleton, whose show he Board-Op’s for.
• Joan Alexander: WTRC’s boisterous and cocky News Director and Broadcaster at a radio station where news has very little importance; she’s a one-woman news department. She’s more popular and successful in her mind than she is with the listening public. Joan flirts with Robbie DuPree a lot so she is hated by Geneva, Robbie’s girlfriend.
• Pierre Leyton: Slick, skirt-chasing Record Promoter. He hangs around the station so much, he’s almost like a station employee. He flirts with the receptionist, Trina, but anyone else who falls for his charms will do as well. Pierre talks hip and is never really serious. He loves his “pretend-world” life and all the perks that come with it.
• Deacon Herb: Deacon Herb is a Ventriloquist and straight man to Pastor Woody, his wooden Ventriloquist Dummy. Deacon Herb is not very good at Ventriloquism, moving his mouth more than most and Pastor Woody is a Dummy with an attitude.
• 2 Cops: Two uniformed Cops are in one scene. One cop is male and one is female. They are serious professionals but the male steps out of character a little when he is star struck by meeting Newscaster, Joan Alexander.

Compensation:

Some roles will receive compensation.

How to Apply:

If you are interested in applying please email your headshot and resume to: info@singoutonsundays.com

NOTE: Please include the role you are applying for in the subject line of your email.

Following Your Heart Players is looking to hire new improv actors. These actors will be used for improv murder mystery dinner theater shows. This is not like Whose Line is it Anyway?. There are no buzzers. It’s more like Mad TV or Saturday Night Live. Once information is put there it does not change. This is for a traveling theater, so the rehearsals are very small and the actors are book when they are need.

Audition Details:

Saturday, April 28th from 12:00pm to 4:00pm

Beech Woods Recreational Park
22200 Beech Rd Southfield, MI 48033
Under the main pavilion

Available Roles:

• Improv Actors: Male or female, open ethnicity, ages 16+

Compensation:

These are unpaid shows, but you get a lot of improve experience for your portfolio. Also, your headshot is uploaded to the website for other theater companies to look at and the directors send your information to other theater and modeling agencies that are interested in you (with your permission).

How to Apply:

To audition and to reserve a half-hour appointment, please send an email to: fyhplayers@yahoo.com

NOTE: Please have a short song to sing at the audition. Some of the roles have singing parts. Also improv games will be played at audition. When you arrive, come at least 5 minutes early to sign in. Please pre-register, so the sign in process is shorter. Please bring a head shot and resume to the audition. The casting decision will be decided later that day. These are outdoor auditions (because some are our shows are outside) dress for the weather. If you cannot make this audition day, we will schedule a private audition for you.