Theatre Opportunities, Utah and Idaho
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The Broken Illusion Project (Boise Little Theater's Black Box theater project) will be holding auditions for "The Shape of Things" by Neil LaBute on Saturday, Sept. 25, from 2 to 4 p.m. at BLT. Cold readings from the script, headshot/resume optional. Needed: two males ages 18-30, and two females aged 18-30.
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Mainstage is our performances for the public and uses age appropriate actors, typically mostly adults, but is specified by show. The Children's Theatre encourages all young actors to audition regardless of available roles. This gives the young actor experience in auditioning and also allows the theatre to get acquainted with the young actor for future roles.
Adult actors over 18 years of age receive a $150 for the run of performances
All auditions will be held at our theatre located at 237 South State St. Salt Lake City, UT 84111
801-532-6000 • auditions@tctheatre.org
AUDITION DATE: Saturday September 25th
TIME: 10am - 12pm
REQUIREMENTS: Choose a character audition selection from the script by clicking here http://www.tctheatre.org/auditionSides.html
AUDITION FORM: Please click http://www.tctheatre.org/auditionSubmission.php to submit your audition form and select a time frame.
CALLBACKS: Callbacks by invitation will be held the following week in the evening.
The Frog Prince is a comedy set in 19th Century France.
Cast of Characters
Compact comedic cast. Fast pace with comedic timing. All parts are speaking roles.
2 Brothers
Jean-Paul (older)
Antoinne (younger as become the frog)
Arnould (King)
Mirabelle (Queen)
Olive (Princess)
Escarlamonde
Biologist
2 maids
Nicolette
Clarrise
Messier Charlamaine (played by same actor as King. Not seen, just shadowed)
Possible additional maid (non-speaking)
237 South State Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84111
801-532-6000
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SCERA announces auditions for “Plaid Tidings: The Forever Plaid Holiday Musical.”
Needed are men 19 and older, boys and girls 6-8 and female dancers 18-30. Male actors should come prepared to sing 16 bars of a Broadway musical.
Children should be prepared to recite a one-minute poem or story.
When » Friday, Sept. 24, 6-8 p.m.; auditions for dancers will be Saturday, Sept. 25, at 10 a.m.
Where » SCERA Center, 745 S. State St., Orem
Info » Call 801-225-ARTS or visit www.scera.org.
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A Christmas miracle
The Off Broadway Theatre will hold auditions for another original parody, “Miracle on Third and Main” by Eric R. Jensen.
Needed are kids 8-14 years old and adults 18 and older. Bring a headshot and résumé. Come prepared to sing your favorite Christmas song with a minus track, as well as read cold from the script.
When » Saturday, Sept. 25, noon
Where » Off Broadway Theatre, 272 S. Main St., Salt Lake City
Info » Call 801-355-4628 or visit www.theobt.org
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Pioneer Theatre Company announces auditions for Peter Shaffer’s “Black Comedy.” Open to AEA (Equity) actors and nonmembers. All roles are available for actors 18 and older. Scripts and sides are available at the theater’s office. Jeff Steitzer will direct.
When » Friday, Sept. 24, 1-5 p.m.; first hour is reserved for AEA actors
Where » Simmons Pioneer Memorial Theatre, 300 S. 1400 East, Salt Lake City
Info » AEA members may e-mail elizabeth.williamson@ptc.utah.edu for an appointment. Others must sign up in theater office, Room 325.
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Hale Center Theater Orem is looking for actors for its annual production of “A Christmas Carol.”
Needed are men and women of all ages and children 9 and older. Tiny Tim’s role should be a boy or girl with short hair and under 46 inches tall. Everyone, except children, should come prepared to sing 16 bars of a classic musical theater song. They should also be familiar with a proper British and/or Cockney accent for a short cold read.
When » Thursday, Sept. 23, 5-7 p.m. for children; adults will be seen Sept. 23 from 7:15-9 p.m. and Sept. 24 from 7-9 p.m.
Where » Hale Center Theater Orem, 225 W. 400 North
Info » Call 801-226-8600 to schedule an appointment.
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The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
By: Barbara Robinson
A young mother struggling to put on a church
Christmas pageant is faced with casting the Herdman’s —the meanest kids in town,
maybe even the most awful kids in the history of the world! The Herdman’s are
bullies who lie, steal, smoke, cuss and generally create havoc in their
neighborhood. When the Herdman’s are told that cookies are given to children at
Sunday School, they decide to come to church – on the day the Christmas pageant
parts were being assigned and they are cast in the show – all six of them! The
congregation is just shocked – this is sure to be the worst Christmas pageant
ever! But sometimes compassion and generosity come from the most unexpected
places. And soon the whole church, including parents, teachers, and children
rediscover the true meaning of Christmas. Pandemonium abounds in this fun and
hilarious holiday tale when the Herdman’s collide with the Christmas story head
on!
Directed by Jodi Perry
The Best Christmas Pageant Ever will be
performed at Northwest Nazarene University Little Theater,
November 26 – 27
& December 3 -4. Friday @ 7:30 pm; Saturday @ 2:00 and
7:30
Auditions
Sept 27 & 28, at 6:30. Come
either day at the Central Elementary School in Nampa on the 6th St side.
Auditions will consist of cold reading, improv and
singing. Those interested in solos / choir should prepare a short holiday song.
A piano accompanist and CD player for tracks will be available.
CAST
Characters (12 m, 15 w, choir)
Bob Bradley, Father of Charlie and Beth.
(Age 30 – 45)
Grace Bradley, Mother of Charlie and Beth. In charge of the
Christmas pageant. (Age 30 – 45)
Beth Bradley, narrator. (Age 12 –
15)
Charlie Bradley, Beth’s little brother. (Age 9 – 12)
Ralph Herdman,
the oldest of the Herdman children. Scroungy, slouching, wanna-be cool. (Age 12
– 16)
Imogene Herdman, the oldest Herdman daughter. Loud, bossy, crafty.
(Age 12 – 14)
Leroy Herdman, confident and tough. (Age 11 – 13)
Claude
Herdman, rough and combative. (Age 10 – 12)
Ollie Herdman, always looking for
touble – usually w/ Claude. (Age 9 – 11)
Gladys Herdman, the youngest
Herdman. Small, loud and feisty. (Age 7 – 9)
Alice Wendleken, prim and proper
– friend to Beth. (Age 12 – 15)
Mrs. Armstrong, managerial and bossy – loud.
(Age 30 – 60)
Mrs. Slocum, pleasant, motherly. (Age 30 – 60)
Reverend
Hopkins, kind, and courteous. (Age 30 – 45)
Elmer Hopkins, the Reverend’s
son. (Age 12 – 15)
Additional Characters:
Mrs. Clark (Age 25 –
60)
Mrs. Clausing (Age 25 – 60)
Mrs. Mccarthy (Age 25 – 60)
Firemen (2)
(Age 25 – 50)
Maxine (Age 12 – 14)
Hobie (Age 10 – 12)
David (Age 9 –
11)
Doris (Age 9 – 11)
Beverly (Age 7 – 9)
Shirley (Age 7 –
9)
Juanita (Age 7 – 9)
CHOIR
All ages – several opportunities for solo
/ duet / trio / group numbers.
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Bedside Manners
A Farce written by Derek Benfield, Directed by Allison Remley
Courtesy of Samuel French, Inc.Audition Dates: Oct. 16 & 17 Audition Needs: 3 m., 2 f.
When Ferris reluctantly agreed to look after his sister’s seedy country inn during her holiday, he did not foresee the wild comings and goings that were to burst upon him on a single spring evening. Ferris is engulfed in lies, confusions and bewilderments as he tries to capitalize on preventing the inevitable meetings of husbands, wives and lovers in assorted compromising situations. “The capacity house didn’t just laugh, it erupted. . . . Masterly.” Eastbourne Gazette . “One exhausts oneself with laughter.” Neue Presse , Hanover.
Show dates Jan. 14-15, 20-23, 27-30, Feb. 3-5
Contains Mild Language & Suggestive Situations
For more information, you can contact Allison directly at allisuzann@yahoo.com.
Stage Coach Theatre is located in the breezeway of the Hillcrest Shopping Center at Overland and Orchard
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New Play Project, a non-profit theater company based in Provo that has been producing new and uplifting shows for the past four years, is holding auditions for their upcoming full length musical comedy, "The Bent Sword", based on the new Young Adult Fantasy novel by local author Stephen Gashler.
There are many roles for men and women.
Auditions are Wednesday and Thursday the 22nd and 23rd of September from 4:30
- 6:30 PM at the Provo Theater (100 N 100 E, Provo). Callbacks will be on Friday
at the same time. Contact us if you would like to audition but have scheduling
conflicts.
Come prepared to sing 16 bars of music (accompaniment is
unnecessary) and to either perform a monologue or to read from available sides.
The show will run from November 4th - 15th. Cast members will need to be available in the evenings throughout October for many rehearsals. For more information, visit http://thebentsword.com or http://newplayproject.org.
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Craze Agency
