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'FIVE MINUTE FOLLIES' – MAY 19 – PHILADELPHIA - Five Minute Follies is casting performers for future productions of the Five Minute Follies Variety Show. Performances run between June 2012-June 2013 in Philadelphia PA. Some pay (a share of the door). Seeking—Five-Minute Acts: of all Kinds, such as singers, dancers, dance troupes, comics, sketch groups, improv groups, poets, spoken word artists, storytellers, clowns, musicians, jugglers, sideshow performers, contortionists, magicians, unusual and hard-to-classify acts. Open auditions held May 19 from 12noon-4pm at the Rotunda (4014 Walnut St, Philadelphia PA 19104). Performers will be seen on a first-come, first-served basis. Bring completed audition form. Auditions form available online at http://fiveminutefollies.com/2012/05/04/five-minute-follies-open-call-auditions-saturday-may-19th-2012/. For more info, visit http://fiveminutefollies.com.

'NEON HYPE,' SINGERS - Neon Hype is casting for their family-friendly touring show. Three touring companies being cast: Nashville team, Tennessee team, and National team. Position is local, with possible long-term availability for performances nationwide, from late May through Sep. 1, 2012. Professional pay. Seeking—Female Singers: friendly, reliable, outgoing, with a background in musical theater and singing, must have a bubbly personality, love of travel and a background in dance are a plus. Submit pix, resumes & contact info. via Back Stage.

'THE PALM SPRINGS FOLLIES' – MAY 24 – PALM SPRINGS - The Partnership for the Performing Arts is casting The Palm Springs Follies, a major Broadway-scale production, in its 22nd grand season. Season runs from mid-August through mid-May at the Historic Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs CA. Pay, plus lodging provided. Seeking—Singer-Dancers: males and females, 55+, strong dance background, showgirl experience a plus, minorities encouraged. Auditions held May 24 from 11am-1pm for singers by appointment at the Historic Plaza Theatre (128 S. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs CA). To schedule an audition appointment, email auditions@psfollies.com or call 760/778-7654. For more info, visit www.psfollies.com.

JC CHASEZ & JIMMY HARRY'S POP PROJECT - Curvature Music is casting a pop music group project. The producers state: "Multi-award winning producers and artists Jimmy Harry and JC Chasez, who have worked with Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, Kelly Clarkson, Pink, Madonna, etc… are conducting a Southern California talent search." Project starts this summer in L.A. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—Singer/Dancers: female, 18-24, all ethnicities, must be able to both sing and dance, "all singing styles accepted as well as rapping." Email video submissions to auditions@curvaturemusic.com. Video should include your name, age, location, any special talents including musical instruments played, specialty dancing, other skills or abilities (rapping is encouraged) and a demonstration of singing (90 seconds) and dancing (90 seconds). For more info, visit http://curvaturemusic.com.

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL, SINGERS, CHICAGO – JUNE 2012 - Seeking professional singers with strong technique, stage experience and versatility for live performances in our current shows and upcoming creations; POP, R&B, ALTERNATIVE ROCK; ALL OTHER STYLES ARE ALSO WELCOME. Get more details and apply online now!: http://cirk.me/I5ydG6 or visit: WWW.CIRQUEDUSOLEIL.COM/JOBS

RE-CREATION USA INC., U.S. TOUR - Re-Creation USA, Inc. is casting their national touring group. Producers state: "Re-Creation is a non-profit organization whose main service is to America's Veterans Affairs Medical Centers and State Veterans Homes. Since 1983, Re-Creation has provided the only continuing, live, therapeutic entertainment presence in our nation's VA Medical Centers." Performs June 2012 through July 2013, at various fairs, banquets, conventions, schools, churches, and many other public and private venues across the U.S. Stipend, plus travel & lodging provided. Seeking—Singer/Dancers: males and females, who can perform two distinct styles, variety and gospel, as well as Christmas and pop shows. To apply or for more info, visit www.re-creationusa.com or email Info@re-creationusa.com.

ATLANTA BLACK THEATRE FESTIVAL, 'YOUTH SHOWDOWN' – JUNE 2 - Atlanta Black Theatre Festival is casting its Youth Showdown, for artists under the age of 21. Producers state: "You will receive an opportunity to perform for 15 minutes on stage. Your performance must be written (or co-authored) or performed by an African-American or a person of African descent. U.S. as well as international English speaking submissions are welcome." Mandatory rehearsal takes place Sep. 29; performs Oct. 6 from 11am-5pm (time slots will be assigned during rehearsal) at the Midtown Woodruff Arts Center, in conjunction with the Atlanta Black Theatre Festival in Atlanta GA. No fees; no pay. Seeking—Young Performers: males and females, under 21, who sing, dance, act, make people laugh, or play an instrument, etc. Auditions held June 2. To register, fill out the application form online at atlantablacktheatrefestival.org. Click on "Artist Submissions," then select "Under 21 Youth Showdown." If you are under the age of 18, this form must be submitted by your parent or legal guardian.

'FIVE MINUTE FOLLIES SUMMER SHOW' - Five Minute Follies is casting The Five Minute Follies Summer Variety Show. Runs June 9 at the Rotunda in Philadelphia PA. Pay is a share of the door. Seeking—Clean Comics, Comedy Teams and Sketch Groups; Dance Acts: every style and kind; Jugglers, Clowns, and Other Circus Acts; Magicians; Storytellers; Cabaret Singers and Groups; Musical Comedy Acts; Unusual or "Hard to Classify" Acts. Note: Seeking performers of any sex, age or ethnicity. For consideration, email a video of your act (as links or an attachment) to michaelsubvert@msn.com. For more information, visit http://fiveminutefollies.com.

KIDS, US OPEN – JUNE 19 - The United States Tennis Association is casting children to sing live at the 2012 US Open. Runs Aug. 27-Sep. 9, 2012 at the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis Center in Flushing NY. No pay. Nonunion. Seeking—Kids: age 12 or younger as of Sep. 9, 2012 (born on or after Sep. 10, 1999). Note: Open to legal residents of the 50 United States and DC. Auditions held June 19 from 9am-2pm at the Apollo Theater (253 W. 125^th St., NYC). Prepare to sing all or a portion of "America the Beautiful" a cappella. For more info, including full audition rules as well as the liability and publicity release, visit www.usopen.org.

LIVE EVENTS, SINGERS - Entree Entertainment is casting singers for upcoming productions for private and corporate event entertainment. Events begin in July and are ongoing in L.A. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Singers: males and females, 21-31, must be fit, attractive, charismatic, good readers who can hold harmony, solid professional credits. Email pix & résumés to mail@entree-entertainment.com. For more info, visit www.entree-entertainment.com.

WITCHES IN BIKINIS - Producer is casting the next incarnation of Witches in Bikinis. Producer states: "Witches in Bikinis is an ongoing theatrical glam rock/pop/dance group based in Brooklyn that performs (mostly) original music." Performances are ongoing at various venues in and around NYC, including a large outdoor concert on July 8 in Union Square. Pay, plus meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Female Singers and Dancers: 18-29, all ethnicities, seeking performers who are multi-talented, creative, and who can contribute in a number of ways behind the scenes, on stage, and in the studio. Note: Talent must be available to rehearse weeknights and perform several times a month, including the July 8 concert in Union Square. Email pix, résumés & links to mindafloon@yahoo.com. For more info, visit www.witchesinbikinis.com.

'SUMMERTIME & THE LIVIN' IS EASY' - Performing Arts Society of Nevada is casting for its Summertime & The Livin' Is Easy vocal program. Programs are scheduled bi-montly or quarterly throughout the year. Performs July 8 & Sep. 8 from 11am-4pm at the Winchester Theater in Las Vegas NV. Pay is $150 for a three-song appearance or $250 for a five- to six song appearance; and $400-$500 for headliners, depending on repertoire. Seeking—Local Vocalists: males and females, 18-55, should have strong vocals, prepared materials, and/or ability to sight read. Submit pix, résumés & reels via Back Stage or mail to Founder-PASNV, 6301 Malachite Bay Ave., Las Vegas NV 89130. For auditions, an accompanist will be provided or singers may bring a CD with background instrumentals. No calls.

TOSHI'S LIVING ROOM - PCC Productions, Inc. is casting various acts for weeknight performances at a new boutique hotel. Producer states: "Shows will be designed around available talent." Performs various weeknights 8pm-11pm at the Flatiron Hotel in NYC. Pay, plus complimentary food and drinks provided. Seeking—Singers: especially seeking opera singers, Broadway vocalists, and vocalists who can self-accompany, all vocal types, with a wide variety of standard, memorized repertoire; Pianists/Accompanists. For consideration, email pix, résumés & relevant materials to pmw@vocalstudios.com with "Toshi Casting" in the subject line.

WYLER ENTERTAINMENT, BOY BAND - Wyler Entertainment Group is casting for a Boy Band. Location will be in South Florida. No pay. Seeking—4 Male Singers: 16-21, 5'6 - 5'10, dance talent a plus. Note: Applicants must be willing to participate in vocal and dance lessons, performing, and recording. To apply, email resume & video submission to Wyler Entertainment Group at www.wyleregroup@yahoo.com.

ROCK THEATER PROJECTS - The creators of the multi-platinum musical group Trans-Siberian Orchestra are seeking singers to originate roles for new rock theater projects. Dates TBD. Competitive salary. Seeking—Singers: male & female, 18+, any ethnicity, powerful rock and soul voices. To be considered, email pix & résumés and appropriate YouTube or other online links to talent@nc-management.com, or send to NC Management, PO Box 4018, Grand Central Post Office, New York NY 10163.

POP-COUNTRY GIRL BAND - Bizzy Blondes Entertainment is casting a pop-country girl band, "alongside one of the music industry's most prominent record labels." Casting director states: "Do you have what it takes to be a member of the next great contemporary pop/country girl group? This casting call is not for a television show. It is strictly to be considered as a member of the group. Once formed, the group will work with industry leading producers, talent coaches, record executives, and managers to develop and prepare them for the world stage as the preeminent contemporary female pop/country group." Performances are TBD nationwide. $3.50 submission fee required. Professional pay, copy, credit, meals, and travel provided. Seeking—Female Singers: 14-18, artists with aspirations of successful music careers who are already pursuing music and developing their talent, must be dedicated, passionate, genuine, relatable, and engaging, ability to play a musical instrument is a plus, already formed groups and/or duos are also encouraged to audition. To submit, visit http://actorscall.com/2zzb9, create a free account, and follow specific instructions.

UNTITLED SINGER/DANCER - Curvature Music is seeking singer/dancers for a pop music group project. Producer states: "Multi award-winning producers and artists, Jimmy Harry and JC Chasez, who have worked with Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, Kelly Clarkson, Pink, and Madonna are conducting a SoCal talent search for female singers and dancers." Project start is TBD in SoCal. No pay. Seeking—Singer/Dancers: female, 18-24, to perform in a pop music group, must be able to sing and dance, all singing styles accepted as well as rapping. Email video submissions to auditions@curvaturemusic.com. Video should include your name, age, where you live, any special talents (musical instruments played, specialty dancing, other skills or abilities, rapping is encouraged), and a demonstration of your singing and dancing abilities (sing a song and dance to a song for roughly 90 seconds each). For more info, visit www.curvaturemusic.com.

STONEWALL INN THEATER - The Stonewall Inn Theater is seeking talent to perform in its historic 70-seat cabaret venue in the heart of the West Village in NYC. Room charge varies, depending on attendance (talent must pay fee based on sliding scale, if room is not sold out). Pay is 100 percent of cover charge. Seeking—Singers, Comedians, Performance Artists, Plays, New Works, Book Readings, Musical Acts, and Live Bands: must be 21+, gay and gay-friendly, self-contained acts only. For more info, email Melissa E. Driscol at melissadriscol@gmail.com or call 917/838-9840.

JRE ENTERTAINMENT, CIRQUE & SPECIALTY ACTS - JRE Entertainment is seeking artists "for cirque and specialty performance acts to fill positions on their talent roster, especially to fill roles for shows currently in development." Professional pay provided. Seeking—Singers: comfortable with live theatrical performance, seeking vocalists to fill several roles, including performance in quartets, duets and soloists, must be comfortable with pop and soul charts, must be able to sing tight harmonies. Note: All physical types and ages will be considered. Email links to online performance videos and vocal demos to submissions@jreentertainment.com or mail to JRE Entertainment, 16350 Ventura Blvd., Ste. D506, Encino, CA 91436, ATTN: Event Submissions. For more info, visit www.jreentertainment.com.

COMEDY/VARIETY SHOWS - Comedy Diva Productions is casting various comedy/variety shows. Performances are ongoing in Midtown NYC. No pay. Seeking—Sketch Comedy Actors; Improvisational Comedy Actors; Actors With Great Monologues; Singers; Dancers; Magicians; Independent Acts; Male Comedy Actor Who Writes: 40+, to partner with a mature comedy actress; Sexy Senior Actresses: 55+, to portray "ladies of the evening" in a comedy play; Gospel Singer: male or female, for a small part in a comedy play. Producer states: "If you have a one-act play or variety show ready to go, I have the space to present it. All ages and ethnicities encouraged." For consideration, email pix, résumés & any relevant media links to BevLouBonner@yahoo.com.

LEAD MALE VOCALIST FOR WEDDING BAND - IGMC is seeking vocalists for wedding bands. Positions begin immediately. Rehearsals are held in Long Island and showcases perform in NYC; paying gigs are ongoing (exact dates and locations TBD). No pay for rehearsals or showcases; gigs for events, private parties, etc. are paid at an average of $100/hr. ($400 for a four hour party, $500 for a five hour party), plus meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Powerhouse Male Vocalists: with great stage presence, who can command an audience and rock the house, must be able to sing a huge variety of styles/artists including Sinatra, Bon Jovi, Springsteen, rock 'n' roll, soul, country, and current hits on the charts today, must have huge vocal range and be versatile, someone who loves to party with guests at an event, get out on the dance floor, and make that party memorable for everyone who attends, an accomplished performer who can make a commitment to the band. Producer states: "Two of our top bands are in need of a cracker-jack lead male vocalist, 20-60 gigs per year performing with a really fun wedding and corporate events entertainment party-dance band." Email pix & résumés with an audio/visual demo of you performing to iris@igmc.net. You must include résumés with video samples of your work or pix with audio recordings and your background/experience to be considered. If you do not have a demo, you may submit footage of yourself singing to a karaoke track.

107WEST RESTAURANT VARIETY SHOW - 107 West Restaurant is seeking performers for an ongoing variety show. Performances run in NYC. No pay, but free food, cocktails, and opportunity for exposure provided. Seeking—Instrumentalists/Vocalists: especially seeking semi-acoustic performers appropriate for an intimate venue. Note: Some microphones and a small PA are available. Ideally during the show you would play two sets consisting of two songs each, as well as a set following the show for as long as you would like to play. Email pix & résumés, demos, links to reels, etc. to 107west.nyc@gmail.com.

THE BOX, FEMALE SINGER - The Box NYC is casting its resident variety show. Performances are ongoing (Tue.-Sat. nights) at The Box NYC (189 Chrystie St., between Stanton & Rivington Sts. in NYC). Competitive professional salary provided. Seeking—Female Singer/Chanteuse: 20-33, any ethnicity, attractive, extremely charismatic, powerful singing capability. Note: The Box is a late-night performance venue with some adult content and themes. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to casting@theboxnyc.com. For more information, visit www.theboxnyc.com.

TOP 40 WEDDING BAND, FEMALE SINGERS - K-Lo Orchestra, a New York City wedding orchestra, is casting female vocalists to perform regularly with its Top 40 show band at weddings and corporate events. Producer states: "This is an awesome band with top musicians and performers, and we are looking for a female vocalist who can bring it on our level and join the party!" Weekend performances are ongoing in the NYC area. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Female Singers: 20-35, all ethnicities, who excel at R&B and Top 40 vocal styles, must understand harmonies, musical training preferred, must move/dance extremely well, must have an excellent stage presence and enthusiastic attitude. Auditions held by appointment only. For consideration, email pix, résumés & links to audio/video samples to karenlloyd5511@gmail.com. Producer will supply more info to those candidates invited to audition.

THE METROPOLITAN ROOM - The Metropolitan Room, a cabaret and nightlife venue located in the flatiron district, is seeking new talent for four shows, including An Evening with the Stars (performs Monday evenings), Late Night Rendezvous (performs Fridays at 11:30pm), Fabulous NYC (performs Saturdays at 11:30pm), and the Broadway on 22nd Street Series. Bernie Fushpan (owner) is looking to create four unique nights at this venue. Performances are ongoing in NYC. Some pay provided (salary TBD)
   For An Evening with the Stars—Celebrity Impersonators: who sing live, who either have self-contained acts or can collaborate with other performers for shows in development.
   For Broadway On 22nd Street Series—Broadway Performers: you must have appeared on Broadway or in a national tour to be considered.
   Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to joseph@metropolitanroom.com or send to The Metropolitan Room, 34 W. 22^nd St., NYC 10010 Attn: Joseph. Note: All ages and ethnicities will be considered.

CONTEMPORARY A CAPELLA GROUP - Founders are seeking singers and vocal percussionists for a new co-ed a cappella group. Rehearsals are held every Wed., 7:30pm-9:30pm in Union Square; performances begin in the Spring (exact dates and locations TBD). Membership fees are approx. $150/year for rehearsal space; currently there is no pay, but there is a possibility for paid gigs in the future. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18-39, basses, sopranos, and vocal percussionists, with strong performing experience, sight reading and arranging experience are definite plusses. Producer states: "There are currently ten talented singers in the group, between the ages of 23-32. We'll be singing a wide range of music—pop, soul, hip hop, indie, oldies, country, etc." Email pix & résumés and a short description of your experience, your voice part, and the type of music you enjoy performing (name a few artists) to laura.torma@gmail.com.

KIDS, 'SAFETY BRATZ LIVE!' - Kids Inc. is casting Safety Bratz LIVE!, ambassadors for Childhood Safety, for PSAs, web videos and live performances. Full cast required to be in Denver Colorado Spring of 2012; runs throughout the summer, with shows will airing live immediately. Professional pay. Seeking—Boys & Girls: 8-14, all ethnicities, with exceptional voices, must be under 4' 11" tall, with exceptional vocals and unchanged voices, and above average dance skills and the ability to quickly adapt to technical choreography with rapid retention. Note: Talents must be free to travel with one parent or legal guardian throughout the summer of 2012. Submit videos of talent singing The National Anthem, Star Spangled Banner or Twinkle, Twinkle Little Star, plus a song of choice to hollywoodkidstalent@gmail.com & safetybratz@gmail.com. Accompaniment may be used. Videos to be no longer than ten minutes. For more info, visit http://safetybratz.com.

'SHOWROOM AT SEA' – JUNE 5 - STILETTO Entertainment is casting Showroom At Sea (a new concept in shipboard entertainment aboard Holland America Line) and various other projects. The centerpiece of the new entertainment lineup is a musical repertory company, showcasing singers from two distinct vocal styles (one operetta/legitimate musical theatre and the other Broadway/contemporary pop), as well as dancers and a musical comedy character actor. Various combinations of performers appear each night: from two classical singers backed by a 14-piece orchestra, to a four-man pop/rock doo-wop group on a street corner, to a singing host and his guests in a fictitious Vegas nightclub, to an ensemble for the ultimate Broadway tribute. Eight-month contracts begin on board ship after rehearsals in Los Angeles CA. Employment benefits: eight-month contracts; officer status with room and board provided aboard newly renovated vessels; competitive salary; medical benefits; and worldwide itineraries as well as paid rehearsals with transportation provided. Seeking—Male Legit Opera Singer: tenor range, low B to high B-flat, must be able to sing tight harmonies, 5'10"-6'2", jacket sizes 38R-42L; Male Broadway/Contemporary Pop Singer: bari-tenor range, solid G and developed falsetto, 5'10"-6'2", jacket sizes 38R-42L; Second Male Broadway/Contemporary Pop Singer: bari-tenor range, solid A-flat and developed falsetto, dancing skills a plus, 5'7"-6'2", jacket sizes 38R-42L; Female Legit Opera Singer: soprano range, low A to high B flat, with a strong belt/mix, 5'6"-5'9", dress sizes 6-10; Female Broadway/Contemporary Pop Singers: versatile voices with strong Broadway/Pop belt/mix to F, 5'6"-5'9", dress sizes 6-10; Male Musical Comedy Character Actors: must have excellent timing and ability to act, sing, harmonize, and dance (move well), example types are Nathan Lane, Ernie Sabella, and Martin Short. Note: All singers must be 21+ and have Broadway and or national tour credits. Open call auditions held June 5 by appointment only at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., NYC). For an appointment, call 310/957-5757, ext. 209. If you cannot attend the auditions, send pix & résumés and video to Showroom at Sea Casting, STILETTO Entertainment, 8295 S. La Cienega Blvd., Inglewood CA 90301. For more info, visit www.StilettoEntertainment.com.

'LEADER OF THE PACK' – JULY 2, 3 & 7 – LAS VEGAS - Neon Jungle Productions, in conjunction with Super Summer Theatre, is casting Leader of the Pack, a jukebox musical celebrating the life and career of songwriter Ellie Greenwich, and featuring the hit songs Be My Little Baby, Leader of the Pack, and River Deep, Mountain High. Performances run in Sep. for 13 performances at Spring Mountain Ranch State Park NV (about 20 miles west of Las Vegas). All roles receive a small stipend. Seeking—“Darlene Love:” female, African-American, 20s-40s, narrator; “Ellie Greenwich:” female, Caucasian, 20s-40s; Chorus: males and females, flexible ages to play various roles. Auditions held July 2 & 3 from 7pm-10pm and July 7 from 10am-4pm Plaza Hotel in the Insurgo Theatre (900 E. Karen Ave., on the third floor, Las Vegas NV). Prepare 32 bars of similar styled music or sing something from the show. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Tracks will not be allowed. Come prepared to dance. Pix & résumés are requested, but not required. For more info, email courtney.neonjungle@yahoo.com or neonjungle@me.com.

'UPRISING!,' SICILY & TUNISIA - Caravan Stage Company, a non-profit theater company, is casting UpRising!, an experimental political opera on a sailing boat. Tours May 1-Sep. 1 throughout Sicily and Tunisia on a 30-meter-long ship. All expenses paid; performers receive a share of the box office proceeds. Seeking—Female Violinist Who Can Sing: 18-39, any ethnicity, Italian and/or French language skills a plus but not required. Producer states: "[This is] a unique adventure. Work, travel, and live with international professional young artists who are singers, aerial dancers, and theater technicians. Learn to sail." Email pix & résumés with a cover letter and mp3s of your work to caravanstage@yahoo.com. For more information, visit www.caravanstage.org.

CRYSTAL CRUISES - Crystal Cruises is seeking talent for their upcoming cruises. Producer states: "Crystal Cruises' lavish, Broadway-style productions have received numerous accolades and coveted industry awards. While we do hold live auditions periodically, we welcome submissions throughout the year." Ongoing in worldwide destinations. Yearly contracts and compensation, paid rehearsals and vacations, medical benefits, onboard officer status with single cabin, elegant six-star cruising worldwide destinations. Initial rehearsal period ranges from 8-10 weeks in Los Angeles, CA, on a paid rehearsal contract. Lodging and transportation are provided. Performance contracts will commence once on board the vessel, offering year-round compensation. Note: As cruise lines are not governed by any union jurisdiction, union and non-union talent may work at sea without threat to their status. Seeking—Dancers & Singer/Dancers: males, 5'9"-6'2", and females, 5'6"-5'9", 21+, any ethnicity, strong ballet technique, along with jazz and tap, also looking for adagio and acrobatic experience; Lead Female Vocalist: 23-40, any ethnicity, 5'6"-5'9", dress sizes of 4-10, must have dance ability for set choreography, legit soprano range E-3 to F-4, belt range A-2 to C-4; Lead Male Vocalist: 25-40, any ethnicity, 5'10"-6'4", jacket sizes of 40R-42L, must have movement ability for set choreography, looking for legitimate musical theatre voices that are able to sing several styles of music, including opera, musical theatre, '40s jazz, and '50s rock and roll, tenor and baritone range F-1 to C-3, occasional G-3. Send pix & résumés along with a dvd/vhs with the appropriate material to Crystal Cruises, Attn: Artistic Directors, 2049 Century Park East, Ste. 1400, L.A. CA 90067. Dancers & Singer/Dancers: Should highlight strong ballet technique, along with jazz and tap. We also look for adagio and acrobatic experience. Include two musical selections: one up-tempo and one ballad; Lead Female Vocalist: Showcase the stated registers, along with a traditional musical theatre (or opera) piece in your head voice and a big Broadway-style belt. We also need to see movement on your video; Lead Male Vocalist: Showcase a big baritone voice. Submit a big ballad and an up-tempo. We also need to see movement on your video. Packets are reviewed upon receipt and, should a suitable position be available, you will be contacted for a live audition. Ensure that current telephone numbers and addresses are printed on each piece of material you submit. For more info, call 626/441-6267 or email production@crystalcruises.com or visit www.crystalcruises.com.

'HIGH VOLTAGE' - Pete J. Robertson is casting High Voltage, a full scale show covering all the hit songs from rock group AC/DC – from the late Bon Scott era through the current Brian Johnson era – using replica stage equipment, costumes. Performs at various venues in and around Las Vegas NV. Pay provided. Seeking—Singer: male, to portray Brian Johnson from AC/DC. Submit pix, résumés & video links to pete@petejrobertson.com. Successful candidates with be emailed audition material and time.

LANDAU MUSIC, CRUISE ENTERTAINMENT - Landau Music is casting cruise entertainment. Six-month contracts available for positions onboard ships with itineraries in the Caribbean, Hawaii, and Europe. Pay, plus travel, room & board provided. Seeking—Female Vocalist. To apply, email andrew@landaumusic.com.

U.S & U.K., STILETTO ENTERTAINMENT - STILETTO Entertainment is casting singers, singer-dancers, and dancers for production shows performing onboard Holland America Line's 15 luxury vessels with worldwide itineraries. Performances take place on an ongoing basis aboard Holland America's cruise ships, which travel worldwide. No cruise staff duties required. Eight-month contracts with pay, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Male Singers Who Move Well: 5'10"- 6'3", suit size 36-42, tenors/bari-tenors with a solid G and developed falsetto, with the ability to sing contemporary legit, strong acting and harmonizing skills a must; Female Singers Who Move Well: 5'4"-5"9", dress sizes 2-8, strong belt/mix, with the ability to sing contemporary legit, strong acting and harmonizing skills a must; Male Singers Who Dance: 5'7"-6'3", suit size 36-42, tenors/bari-tenors with a solid G and developed falsetto, with the ability to sing contemporary legit, strong acting and harmonizing skills a must, advanced dance experience a must; Female Singers Who Dance: 5'2"-5'9", strong belt/mix, with the ability to sing contemporary legit, strong acting and harmonizing skills a must, advanced dance experience a must. Note: All performers must be 18+ to apply, and you must meet the listed height and physical requirements at the time of audition. Auditions held throughout the year at various locations across the U.S. and U.K., and audition-video submissions are accepted from across the world; for video-demo submission details and a complete list of audition dates, times, and locations, visit www.stilettoentertainment.com. Singers & singer-dancers: At the auditions, you will learn a song from a STILETTO show; for the call-backs, bring a CD player with you to learn additional music, and be prepared to sing a Broadway song of your choice a capella; bring comfortable dance clothes in case you are asked to stay.

KIDS, 'BUBBLE GUPPIES' - Uptown/Nickelodeon is casting child voiceover talent for Bubble Guppies. Show description: "Bubble Guppies is a hilarious, rockin' interactive animated show that teaches preschoolers about a wide range of topics; from dinosaurs to dentists, rock n' roll to recycling, and colors to cowboys. Through these topics, they learn about math, science, and more!" Recording begins April/May 2012. Note: This project records in NY & L.A. only. Professional pay provided. AFTRA Television Contract. Seeking—Real Kids: boys and girls, 7-10 years old, all ethnicities, with authentic sounding, distinct voices. Roles include—Gil, The Turbo-Charged Boy: boy, age 7-10 (to sound 6 years old), a rough-and-tumble boy with lots of confidence, the silly, somewhat rambunctious co-host of the show, his upbeat energy and insatiable curiosity are infectious, a natural star who is great at encouraging others to join him in his adventures, you can be sure he'll deliver some preschool-friendly slapstick humor along the way, if he sees a ball, he has to throw it, if he finds an electric guitar, he has to play it, if there's a pig costume around, you can be sure he'll be oinking in no time, singing is a plus; Goby, The Make-Believer: boy, age 7-10 (to sound 6 years old), talent is a fun, real kid, with the range and silly side to do funny voices, character is a creative guppy with a vivid, offbeat imagination, loves putting on costumes, telling stories, and speaking in silly voices, fortunately he does not keep his imagination to himself, rather he uses it to invent exciting outdoor adventure stories for his friends to act out, great at bringing his friends together for some adventurous imaginative play both in the classroom and on the playground, singing is a plus; Molly, The Natural Leader: girl, age 7-10 (to sound 6 years old), this girl has star power, her voice is clear, bright and confident, she's smart, she sings, and most importantly, she's a really good friend, co-hosts the show with Gil, and due to her bubbly personality, every guppy and land-dwelling preschooler wants to swim with her, always makes it a point to turn to the camera and talk to the audience directly, ensuring that they stay at the center of all the action, talent must be a strong singer with a great giggle; Deema, The Drama Queen: girl, age 7-10 (to sound 6 years old), often speaks in an operatic, sing-song voice, loves to tell jokes and make others laugh, her voice is distinct and her personality is huge, talent must have comedic range and a silly side, this character's personality is as big as her hair, whether it's playing store or leading the audience in a dance, her style is always over-the-top, energetic, goofy, loves to be the center of attention, likes to think about and do things in an exaggerated fashion, from singing joyfully to weeping melodramatically (perhaps even in the same scene), singing a plus. Casting personnel state: "We are committed to diverse, inclusive casting. Guardians should submit qualified performers without regard to disability, race, age, national origin, ethnic origin, or any other basis prohibited by law unless otherwise specifically indicated. Seeking submissions from NY & Los Angeles talent only; talent must be local to one of these two regions to submit. Do not submit if your performer has already read for this project." Email pix & résumés ASAP via Backstage.com or send to Nickelodeon Casting, 1515 Broadway, Room 38-51, NYC 10036, Attn: Leslie Zaslower/Bubble Guppies Casting. Electronic submissions preferred.

DEMO SINGER, MUSIC VIDEO - RG Music is seeking a female singer to lay down demo tracks of new music. Producer states: "Wanted: someone who is looking to sing music and perform pop and Broadway songs. This is a great opportunity for a young female interested in expanding her singing career. Good fit with singing my music will lead to videos and performances." Project runs April-June (with flexible dates) in NYC. Pays $100/song, with a two-song minimum. Seeking—Singer: female, preferably 25 and under, any ethnicity. For consideration, email related experience, photos and links to singing samples to robbynyc@yahoo.com.

'THE REAL DRUNK HOUSEWIVES OF THE SAN FERNANDO VALLEY' – MAY 20 – HOLLYWOOD - Haller Music is casting The Real Drunk Housewives of the San Fernando Valley, a one-hour reality TV musical parody/review. Bill Haller, writer/prod./music & lyrics; David Jahn, writer/dir.; Kelly Bashar, music & lyrics; Rehearsals start June. Performances run July-August (with possible extension) at The Complex in Hollywood. Some pay provided. Seeking—“Rene:” female, over sexualized former bikini model; “Trudy:” female, a rich Brit, "or is that really where the accent's from?"; “Rikki:” female, plastic surgery addict; “Riley:” female, former child star, Rikki's sister; “Olivia:” female, Orange County-type, stuck in the 80's; “Pepsi:” female, thick Hispanic accent, from "Guadalamexibrazil;" Male: 35-55, upwardly mobile producer/host, must sing a G and be able to improvise. Note: Female roles are 25-55, any ethnicity, look wealthy, excellent physical condition with strong movement/dance ability, great comedic timing and ability to improvise, able to hold harmony, must have a power pop belt (think American Idol or Wicked) low F to high D-flat/E. Auditions held by appt. only May 20 from 12noon-4pm at the theater (6468 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood). Prepare song from http://soundcloud.com/realdrunkhousewivesshow. Show will be sung to pre-recorded track. To schedule an audition appointment, email rdhotsfv@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.ohmyribs.com.

NETWORK DOCU-SERIES, ASPIRING PERFORMERS – MAY 21 & 22 - VPE (Vinnie Potestivo Entertainment) Talent (The Millionaire Matchmaker) and a major broadcast network are casting the "biggest and brightest" stars to participate in a new documentary series following talented performers who are currently following their dreams in NYC. Producer states: "Are you one audition away from your big break? Are you already riding the wave of success? Are you a fresh face trying to break into the world? No matter what level you're at, we want to hear from you." Professional pay provided. Seeking—Instrumentalists, Actors, Dancers, and Singers: male and female, 18-29, all ethnicities, all types, who are currently following their dreams in NYC, with the look and personality to star in a unique docu-series. Auditions held by appointment only May 21 & 22 in NYC. For consideration, email your name, contact info, two current photos, and a few sentences describing yourself and your talent ASAP to Emily@vpetalent.com. For more info, visit www.vpetalent.com.

'THE STAR NEXT DOOR' - 25/7 Productions and The CW Network are casting The Star Next Door, a reality TV singing competition series featuring Gloria Estefan and country star John Rich set as mentors. Queen Latifah, exec. prod. Casting across the U.S. No pay. Seeking—Singers: males & females, 18+. To apply, submit online via Back Stage. Include your name, age, contact info, location, links to online performance videos, and a short description of why you should be on the show.

BADGER ENTERTAINMENT - Badger Entertainment is seeking performers. Recording and performances will begin in the summer in CT (company has future plans to relocate). Some pay provided. Seeking—Triple-Threat Performer: female, 18-24, any ethnicity. Producer states: "Seeking female talent approximately 18-24 looking to launch an entertainment career and long term business relationship; triple threat pop singer, model, and actress with down-to-earth personality and hometown sweetheart appeal. Projects will include an ongoing reality show highlighting the creation of pop music albums, music videos, merchandise and a unique branding initiative revolving around the characters. The right candidate may have less professional experience, but possess skills with improv/comedy/quick-wit in the vane of Nickelodeon or Disney programs. Hallmarks of our company brand include high energy pop with teen appeal while promoting positive role models." Email pix & résumés to thedan@badgerbaby.com. For more information, visit http://badgerbaby.com.

MELODIC ELECTRO-POP VIDEO - Keenosound is casting a melodic electro-pop recording and video project. Producer states: "Not 'reality TV' or a 'talent search.'" Shoot starts June in Hollywood. Possible pay, copy, credit, and travel provided. Seeking—Female Singers (2-3): 18-24, lead singers, an ear for vocal intonation, phrasing and rhythm, a knack for working with others, experience or formal training in music, acting, modeling, or dance a plus. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix, a recording or video of yourself singing, and bio to casting@keenosound.com.

SAG, 'ONCE UPON AN ACTRESS' - Watermark Films is casting Once Upon an Actress, a dramatized short film about Carol Burnett that will be shot on the Red camera. The title of the film pertains to Burnett's first big break on Broadway in Once Upon a Mattress. This is not a comedy, but a reverent and inspiring piece about the comedienne and TV legend, set in the 1950s. The filmmaker is the winner of the Grand Jury Prize at the Sacramento Film & Music Festival, and winner of Best Short Film at both the Reno Film Festival and Cape Fear Film Festival, among other awards and nominations. Carla Meyer wrote for the Sacramento Bee: "Filmmakers Chris and Heather King merge history and technology to stunning effect... A highly sophisticated piece of filmmaking." Casting nationwide; tentative shoot dates June 2012 in Sacramento CA. Professional pay, plus copy, credit, meals, travel, and lodging provided. Producers plan to apply for SAG Low Budget Film Agreement. Seeking—“Carol Burnett:” female, 20-30 to play 25ish, Caucasian, to portray younger Carol Burnett during her earlier years in NYC before she becomes famous, seeking a charismatic, versatile, and confident actress with a booming and powerful singing voice a la Carol Burnett, LEAD. Producers state: "Carol Burnett was a trained stage singer and could sing to the rafters with great skill and vibrato. Do not submit unless you are a very strong singer." Auditions held by appointment only. To be considered, email pix, résumés, and email address to heather@watermarkfilms.net. For the auditions, be prepared to perform a short monologue and sing a portion of "Meantime" (search Carol Burnett and "Meantime" on YouTube). For more info, visit www.watermarkfilms.net.

'UPTOWN PREMIERE' - Konscious Money Entertainment Group is casting co-hosts for Uptown Premiere, a television show featuring entertainment events, club events, party events, and television events. Auditioning & shooting in Charlotte NC. No pay, but copy & credit provided. Seeking—Singers: males and females, with original music, strong vocals and vocal range, that are great stage performers, who enjoy performing for a live audience, and know how to please a crowd with their songs. Singers: submit at least two songs, a bio, and photos via Back Stage. For more information, visit http://konsciousmoney.webs.com.

'MENTOR SERIES' – ONGOING – SANTA MONICA - Mentor Studios is seeking participants for its 2012 guest mentoring program. Producer states: "Guest mentors will work closely with individuals through a series of improvisational studio sessions that have been described by some as 'being on set in front of camera and crew as the star and not the supporting or lower actor.' From the director's perspective, individuals will receive emotional adjustments and level changes and notes. There will be film discussions, film screenings, guest actors and many situation tests where the face of the individual is broadcast onto a large screen and witnessed while performing in front of a group colleagues. The mentoring ultimately puts the unknown in an advantage position with each guest director, allowing the kind of visibility any talented actor dreams of and ultimately deserves." Applicants will be evaluated based on their look, emotional output, personal honesty, and commitment to excellence. $300/month for four months tuition fee required for those selected for mentoring. No pay. Seeking—Participants: males and females, 18-29, any ethnicity. Sessions begin early Feb. and are ongoing at the Mentor Studio in Santa Monica CA. Bring pix & résumés. Email pix & résumés in the body of the email to cx@mentorstudiosla.com.

'DUETS,' REALITY TV - ABC is casting Duets, a new reality TV singing competition series airing during primetime. The show features Kelly Clarkson, Lionel Richie, Jennifer Nettles, and Robin Thicke as mentors who perform duets with amateur singers. Project description: "Are you an aspiring amateur singer? Have you always wanted a music career but life kept getting in the way? Do you know you have the talent to make it big but just need that big break? Do you want one of our four Superstars to guide you to a record deal grand prize? We are currently on a nationwide search for the next breakout amateur singers to partner up with one of our four Superstars." Casting across the U.S. Winner receives a recording contract. Seeking—Singers: males & females, 18+. To apply, submit via Back Stage. Include your name, age, location, occupation, contact info, two recent photos, and a short description of your singing ability & why you want to sing with a specific Superstar.

AHM MEDIA RECORDING ARTISTS - AHM Music & Media (www.alexhouton.com) is seeking new vocal talent for long-term recording artist development with its professional music production/recording, songwriting, management services for record label execs, TV/film placements, & media outlets. AHM, Alex Houton, prod., has worked with many major and indie label artists. Recording facilities are located in NY, NJ & L.A. Services also available nationwide. This is not a free service or hourly service. Production fees, recording fees, studio fees, and other fees are required; fees may vary (minimum is approx. $1500+). No pay. Seeking—Singers: male and female, all ages, all ethnicities, ambitious, talented, interested in pursuing a career as a recording artist in music as well as acting, genres include pop, rock, R&B, country, indie, and alternative. Note: Songwriter talent welcome but not required. Email pix, résumés, MP3s and/or links to vocal performances, etc. to bfrec2@ymail.com. Limited availability. For more info, visit www.alexhouton.com.

The ECSTACIES ABOVE' – MAY 16 – PAOLI - The Pennsylvania Academy of Performing Arts is casting the 2012 season of the Orpheus Men’s Choir and Ariana Women’s Choir. Chris McGinley, choir director. The Ecstacies Above will open the season. The choirs will perform for several community outreach events, including the Brandywine Valley Association's Summer Music Series, an appearance at a Phillies game, and a concert with the Voices of Namibia. Rehearses Sun. afternoons and an occasional weeknight. Runs May 20-Aug. 19 in Paoli PA. No pay. Non-Union. Seeking - Singers: males and females, all ages, all ethnicties. Auditions held May 16 from 7pm-9pm at Paoli United Methodist Church (18 Devon Road, Paoli PA 19301). Audition will include vocal exercises to test range, sight singing, and tonal memory. Auditions are by appointment only. Submit via backstage.com. For more information visit www.PAperforming.org.

VOCAL COMPETITION/OPEN MIC NIGHTS – MAY 27 - Mort and Ray Productions is seeking vocalists for the Mario Lanza Vocal and Elaine Malbin Soprano Competitions, and for open mic nights. Competitions held May 27 on an outdoor stage at W. 86^th St. & Broadway, NYC; open mic nights held each Thursday beginning April 26 at the Enrico Caruso Room in Little Italy, NYC. Vocal Competition winners will receive $250 each and an opportunity to perform at the Feast of San Gennaro in Little Italy in Sept. 2012, where they will receive an additional $250. Monthly open mic night winners (one male and one female) will be given the chance to perform at the room in the Tue. night opera series, which pays $200/night. Seeking—Opera Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. For more info and to register for both events, visit www.mortandray.com.

EQUITY, 'OPERETTA'S GREATEST HITS' - Light Opera Works is casting males for its 2012 production of Operetta's Greatest Hits, a concert of operetta's more popular songs, performed amidst the architectural and acoustic beauty of Nichols Concert Hall in downtown Evanston. Rehearsals begin Aug. 27; runs Oct. 5-Nov. 14 at Nichols Concert Hall, Music Institute of Chicago in Evanston IL. Some pay. Some Equity Tier I Guest Artist Agreements available. Seeking—Bari-Tenor: romantic lead type, songs sung will be similar to Maxim's from The Merry Widow, and Stout Hearted Man from The New Moon; Lyric Tenor Type: strong tenor with good top range, should be comfortable singing High B-flat -C, songs sung will be similar to Yours is My Heart Alone from Land of Smiles, and Serenade from The Student Prince; Baritone: handsome leading man with strong acting ability, songs sung will be similar to Wanting You from The New Moon, and One Alone from Desert Song. Note: All productions are in English, with foreign works presented in carefully edited modern translations. To apply, submit pix, résumés, and video and audio clips via Backstage or by mail to Kyle Dougan, Casting Director, Light Opera Works, 516 4th Street, Wilmette IL 60091. For more info, visit, www.lightoperaworks.com.

TOSHI'S LIVING ROOM - PCC Productions, Inc. is casting various acts for weeknight performances at a new boutique hotel. Producer states: "Shows will be designed around available talent." Performs various weeknights 8pm-11pm at the Flatiron Hotel in NYC. Pay, plus complimentary food and drinks provided. Seeking—Singers: especially seeking opera singers, Broadway vocalists, and vocalists who can self-accompany, all vocal types, with a wide variety of standard, memorized repertoire; Pianists/Accompanists. For consideration, email pix, résumés & relevant materials to pmw@vocalstudios.com with "Toshi Casting" in the subject line.

'ANNIE' – MAY 7, 8, 21-23 – LEONIA - SummerStage at Leonia (Leonia NJ) is casting Annie. Runs July 19-22 & 26-29 at the 250-seat, air conditioned Little Theatre in Leonia NJ. No pay; travel expense reimbursement may be provided. Seeking—Principal Roles; Annie: aged 8-14. Note: According to "The Bergen Record," "this summer, the next best thing to the Great White Way is in Leonia." Auditions held May 7 & 8 at 7pm for Annie and May 21-23 at 7pm for all other principal roles at St. John's Lower Hall (Broad Ave., at Harrison St. in Leonia NJ). For more information and directions, visit www.leoniasummerstage.org or call 201/461-5689. Callbacks held May 14 at 7pm (Annie) and May 24 at 7pm (all other roles).

KIDS, 'ANNIE JR.' – MAY 16 & 17 – SAN JOSE - Tabard Theatre Company Summer Youth Program is casting Annie Jr. Rehearsals start May 21. Performances run July 12-15 at the Theatre on San Pedro Square in San Jose CA. No pay. Seeking—Boys and Girls: 7-18, any ethnicity. Auditions held by appointment only May 16 & 17 from 4pm-7pm at the theater, San Jose. Prepare 32 bars max. of a Broadway song in the style of, or from, the show. Be prepared to dance. $220 participation fee required. To schedule an audition appointment, apply via Back Stage. For more info, visit www.tabardtheatre.org. Callbacks held May 19 & 20.

EQUITY, 'STAND TALL,' APPTS – MAY 16 & 17 - Stand Tall UK Tour Ltd. is casting Stand Tall, a family-friendly rock musical that takes on the issue of bullying as it spins its tale of a little guy who must overcome obstacles, face fears, and finally stand tall. Lee Wyatt-Buchan, book & lyrics; Aldie & Sandy Chambers, music; Rehearsals begin June 25; performs July 19 at 8pm, July 21 & 22 at 1pm, July 25 at 5pm, July 27 at 8pm & July 29 at 1pm as part of the New York Musical Theater Festival in NYC. Stipend provided. Equity NYMF Code. Seeking—“Black Sheep:” female, late 20s-30s, non-Caucasian (possibly Afro-Caribbean), wise and mystical, a mother earth character, but voluptuous and sexy, drives the narrative of the show in many ways, guiding David through his ups and downs, essentially the golden thread throughout the show, flirts with the audience when necessary, has to deliver several big rock songs and a rock ballad, a big, powerful range is a must, seeking a highly versatile pop/musical theater performer; “David:” male, late teens to mid-20s, young and good-looking, with a solid pop vocal sound and a boy band feel to his appearance, confident but sensitive, finds it difficult to understand and express his emotions, part of his dilemma in the show is coming to terms with leaving adolescence and entering adulthood, ability to play guitar a plus, indicate guitar experience in submission, pop/rock tenor; Goliath/Guard: male, late teens to mid-20s, should be a strong actor with great comedic timing, tall and heavy-built, Goliath is a disturbed young man, aggressive and unpredictable, with an edgy look and a booming voice, sings several forceful rock songs and a rap number, the Guard is the royal servant to King Saul, does not appear to be particularly bright, sucks up to the king, the Guard and the King are the "comedy act" of the show, ability to play guitar is a plus, indicate guitar experience in submission, pop/rock tenor/high baritone; King Saul/Jesse/Cassius: male, late 30s-40s, should be a versatile actor-comedian who can bring life to King Saul, but also play the truth of Jesse and Cassius, King Saul is father to Princess Mia and similar to the Monty Python tyrant character, full of menace (but funny with it), very unpredictable, with a psychotic edge to his performance, Saul has a comic song (think King Herod), Jesse is David's father and deeply loves his son, warm, affectionate, and playful, basically your average loving father, Cassius is Goliath's father, mean, nasty, and full of contempt for his son, the complete opposite to Jesse, baritone; “Mia:” female, late teens to mid-20s, the daughter to King Saul and David's girlfriend, young leading lady, has a Lily Allen feel to her appearance and style, young, beautiful, but with balls, has a sweet innocence, but is also determined, knows what she wants and is constantly frustrated by David's indecisiveness, David is the love of her life, and her end game is to be with him no matter what, pop mezzo. Note: Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend this call. Auditions held by appointment only May 16 & 17 in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to tall@decasting.com; indicate "Stand Tall NYMF [Role]" in the subject line. Callbacks held May 18. For more info, visit www.standtallmusical.com.

'HOW WE ARE CONNECTED' – MAY 17 DEADLINE f/MAY 19 & 20 - Ari Laura Kreith is seeking performers for How We Are Connected, presented by the New International Center of Diverse Artists (NICODA) and inspired by National Geographic's The Genographic Project. The material of the project will be directly drawn from the stories and background of its participants; through a three-month process of weekly workshops led by the director and dance director, performers will explore their own cultural histories, which will in turn be fused with music and dance to create the piece. Weekly workshop rehearsals begin June 1; production rehearsals begin in Sep. A preview performance will be held in Aug. with a small selection of artists from the cast at the Brooklyn Museum Summer Festival; production runs Oct. 5-20 at the Brooklyn Museum, El Museo del Barrio in Manhattan, and the Flushing Council on Culture and the Arts in Queens. Pay provided. Seeking—Actors, Singers, and Instrumentalists: especially seeking performers whose birth or heritage originates in the Caribbean basin. Auditions held by appointment only May 19 & 20 in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to HowWeAreConnected2012@nicoda.org. Deadline to submit is May 17. For more information, visit www.nicoda.org.

'CHAPLIN,' B'WAY, SINGERS – MAY 17 - Hanwell Productions is casting the original company of the Broadway production of Chaplin. Christopher Curtis, score; Tom Meehan & Christopher Curtis, book; Rehearsals begin mid-summer; previews begin late summer. Opens late summer-early fall on Broadway in NYC. Seeking—Ensemble Singers/Dancers: male and female, 20s-40s, all types and ethnicities, must be excellent dancers with great singing ranges, contortionist, circus, aerial, and tumbling experience a plus. Equity chorus call held May 17 at 10am for Equity male singers who dance & 2pm for Equity female singers who dance at Telsey + Company (315 W. 43^rd St., 10^th fl., NYC). Prepare 16-32 bars of a traditional legit or classical musical theater song showing range. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

'SWEENEY TODD' – MAY 17 & 18 - Pacific Opera Project is casting Sweeney Todd, with an orchestra and without microphones. Rehearsals start Sep. 15. Performances run Oct. 20-Nov. 4 in Pasadena and Santa Monica. Small stipend provided for most roles. Housing/travel/food not provided/reimbursed. Stipend provided. Seeking—Singers: all backgrounds encouraged to attend, must be able to be heard without amplification. Auditions held by appointment only May 17 & 18 at 5pm. To schedule an appointment, email pix, résumés, voice type, desired role, and desired audition date to info@pacificoperaproject.com. For more info, visit www.pacificoperaproject.com. A $10 accompanist fee is required. This fee will be waived for anyone who auditioned for Cosi or for anyone who attends a performance of Cosi.

EQUITY, 'A CHORUS LINE' – MAY 18 - Paper Mill Playhouse (Millburn NJ) is casting A Chorus Line. Marvin Hamlisch, music; Edward Kleban, lyrics; James Kirkwood, Jr. & Nicholas Dante, book; Rehearsals begin Sep. 10; runs Oct. 3-28, 2012 in Millburn NJ. $800 min./wk. Equity COST Contract. Seeking—“Cassie:” female, 31, a brilliant, stand-out dancer who acquired a reputation in featured roles in two Broadway shows, now needs a job, went out to California, did bit roles, and nothing happened for her, now wants to start over again and be given the chance to do the only thing that means anything to her, Zach tells her she is incapable of dancing like everybody else, but she insists on putting herself on his line; despite her past relationship with him, must sing well; “Diana:” female, 27, Latina, energetic, upbeat personality, major singer with a belt/chest mix, sings "Nothing" and "What I Did For Love"; “Sheila:” female, 29, a knockout real woman who is comfortable with her sexuality to the point where she has an ironic/dry sense of humor about herself, the fact she's almost 30, and the "audition," not cynical or bitter in any way, a major dancer, must sing well; “Val:” female, 25, cute, pert, and sassy, knows what she wants and will do whatever she needs too to get it, must sing well, sings "Dance Ten, Looks Three"; “Kristine:” female, 22, pretty, major dancer, must sing, should have an outgoing, charming, slightly dizzy personality, but becomes very insecure when asked to sing, her major weakness; “Bebe:” female, 26, Jewish, real comic actress and singer, was told by her mother that she was "different" looking and she looked to ballet to make her beautiful; “Judy:” female, 28, tall, thin comic actress, pretty, funny, scattered, sings well; “Connie:” female, 32, Asian, never grew tall enough to be a ballerina, but she has not stopped working since she was five, has a very positive attitude about life, sings well; “Maggie:” female, 25, sweet, all-American girl next door, hails from a troubled home, and took solace in her fantasy life, must be a major singer with a pure belt to E above middle C; “Zach:” male, 29–35, a charismatic, controlling, manipulative, calculated but brilliant Broadway director/choreographer, strong, intuitive, and powerful, seems always to be in complete control, even when facing his personal relationship with Cassie, or the emotional needs and responses of his dancers, must dance and sing; “Paul:” male, 28, Puerto Rican, shy, suffers from the indignities of his past. must be a fantastic dancer-actor who can convey true vulnerability, sings well; “Mike:” male, 24, Italian, short, and was first exposed to dance when he tagged along to his sister's dance class, must sing extremely well, tumbling a plus; “Bobby:” male, 25, zestful, funny, and attractive, spent his childhood being odd as a way to get attention, now embraces his off-beat world view, sings well; “Al:” male, 30, Kristine's husband, far more relaxed than his wife is, from a working class background, must sing well; “Richie:” male, 27, African-American, energetic, charismatic, shorter is better, must sing very well; “Mark:” male, 20, a good-looking, innocent, all-American kid, needs real charm, naiveté, and appeal, must be a major dancer and a singer; “Greg:” male, 32, describes himself as "very East Side", realized as a teenager that he was a homosexual, very droll and witty, major dancer and singer; “Don:” male, 26, all-American guy, Midwestern, appealing, sings well; “Larry:” male, 27, Zack's long time assistant, bright, helpful, confident, handsome, major dancer, sings well. Note: Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend. Equity principal dancer auditions held May 18 at 10am for male dancers who sing well & 2pm for female dancers who sing well at Pearl Studios NYC 500 (500 8^th Ave., between 35^th & 36^th Sts., 12^th fl., NYC). Note: Equity principal dancer auditions use ECC procedures, with the exception that no typing is allowed. Chorus rules are in effect; a monitor will be provided. Be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Wear form-fitting clothing. Women should wear character heels. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theater song in the style of the show. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Always bring your Equity membership card to auditions. A Dancers' ECC held May 21; see separate notice.

EQUITY, 'FORTRESS OF SOLITUDE' – MAY 18 - New York Stage and Film (Poughkeepsie NY) is casting Fortress of Solitude, a musical based on the bestselling novel by Jonathan Lethem. Itamar Moses, book; Michael Friedman, music & lyrics; Rehearsals begin June 19; on book presentations run June 29-July 1, 2012 in Poughkeepsie NY. Salary level pending; 2011 salary: $265 min./wk., plus roundtrip transportation, housing, and pension/health provided. Equity SPT Contract, approval pending. Seeking—“Barret Rude, ‘Junior’: male, late 30s-late 40s, African-American, Mingus' father, former lead singer of a 1960s, moderately successful soul group called The Subtle Distinctions, sinking into obscurity and cocaine addiction, an idiosyncratic singer and personality, strong pop/R&B sound; “Robert Woolfolk:” male, 20s-early 30s, African-American, a neighborhood bully, Dylan's arch enemy who has the knack of showing up at the worst possible times, starts dealing drugs, winds up in prison, masculine yet boyish, vulnerable yet dangerous, comic, character singer, also plays a member of The Subtle Distinctions; “Reverend Gibb:” female, 20s-30s, African-American, pastor at a neighborhood store front church, an assertive straight shooter, big belt with power, gospel/pop/R&B sound, also plays Marilla, a young girl from the neighborhood, outspoken, big personality, Gospel Singer, and as cast; “Dylan Edbus:” 20s, Caucasian, cerebral and sensitive, with an open-hearted boyish charm, is able to break out of his Brooklyn neighborhood cycle of poverty, drugs, and failure to become a successful music critic; “Abraham Edbus:” 40-50, Caucasian, Dylan's father, an avant-garde artist, introverted, has a strained relationship with his son, character singer; “Desomond:” 20s, African-American, a record producer, great young character actor, versatile, specifically with good humor and pathos, also plays Gabe, a Stuyvesant High School student, Raf, an inmate, Henry, Dylan's oldest friend from the neighborhood, a member of The Subtle Distinctions, and as cast. Note: The following roles are cast; auditioning performers will be considered as possible (emergency) replacements, should any become necessary—“Mingus Rude:” male, 20s, African-American/mixed race, street savvy, hip, urban, charismatic, a graffiti artist; “Barret Rude, ‘Senior’: late 50s-70, African-American, the father of Barrett Rude Jr., an on parole ex-preacher who has constant conflict with his son's drug-addicted and sinful lifestyle, vulnerable, vital, but dangerous, also plays Aaron X. Doily, a local homeless man; “Arthur:” male, 20s, Caucasian, Dylan's only white friend during his elementary and middle school years, he and Dylan are forced to become friends because of their race, bookish, smart, nerdy, funny, is unable to get out of the neighborhood and becomes a neighborhood kingpin, though ultimately becomes a legitimate entrepreneur, also plays a member of The Subtle Distinctions; “Lala:” 20s, African-American, a sweet young girl from the neighborhood, also plays Abby, Dylan's girlfriend at Berkeley; “Rachel:” 30s, Caucasian, Dylan's mother, who has run off, a feisty idealist, raw, angry, hippyish, a crazy eccentric; Solver Girl: 20s, Caucasian, pretty, bright-eyed, optimistic, good pop/musical theater belt/mix, also plays Heather, Dylan's girlfriend at summer camp, Liza, a Stuyvesant High School student, and as cast; “Jared:” 20s, Caucasian, handsome, preppy, a Stuyvesant High School student, friend of Dylan's, then a glib, ambitious Dream Works executive and as cast, high baritone comfortable with falsetto or tenor. Note: The roles of Mingus, Dylan, Rev Gibb/Marilla, Arthur, Robert, Robert, Mitch, Desmond, Lala, Jared, and Solver Girl all age in the piece from teenagers to early 30s, but are intended to be played by actors who appear to be in their 20s to early 30s. Some available roles may be offered/accepted (without auditions) before the EPA. Performers of all racial and ethnic background are encouraged to attend. Equity principal auditions held May 18 from 10:30am-2pm & 3pm-6:30pm at Theatre Row Studios (411 W. 41^st St., NYC). Ring bell for admittance. EPA rules are in effect; a monitor will be provided. Prepare a brief 1960s pop/rock/soul song. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Always bring your Equity membership card to auditions.

'DREAM BABIES--THE MUSICAL' – MAY 18 & 19 - Director is casting Dream Babies—The Musical, a musical about teenagers living in foster care who attend Royal Academy High School, and the teachers and counselors who inspire them to achieve greatness. Rehearsals begin June 16; runs Aug. 10-26 at the Theatre at St. Clements in NYC. No pay provided. Seeking—“Mrs. Janice Johnson:” 50s, soprano, a secretary at St. Mary's Home for Girls; “Ms. Yolanda Wilson:” 40s, African-American, must sing, runs St. Mary's Home for Girls, dedicated her whole life to taking care of young kids, but doesn't take any time for herself, is afraid to fall in love again; “Mr. Jamal Cooke:” 30s, runs a group home for teenage boys, loves his job, is in love with Yolanda although she won't take him seriously because he's 10 years younger than she is, but he's not giving up and is determined to make her his woman; “Mr. Darnell Richards:” 30s, tenor, an assistant supervisor at St. John's Home for Boys; “Tanya Dixon:” 16, African-American, soprano/belt, has been living in foster care and is waiting to be adopted, is very bright and wants to become a pediatrician; “Sarah:” 16, Caucasian, soprano/belt, Tanya's best friend, is also living in foster care; “Miss Selema Hawkins:” early 30s, African-American, soprano, engaged to Charles Jackson, but longs to find the daughter that she put up for adoption shortly after her birth; “Mr. Charles Jackson:” early 30s, African-American, works as an IT technician for a large corporation, is engaged to Selema; “Mr. Beacon:” 20s, must sing, teaches English and theater at Royal Academy High School; “Miss Grant:” 30s, soprano, a social worker and guidance counselor at Royal Academy; “Miss Chantell Dubey:” 25-35, soprano, a French teacher at Royal Academy; “Chris:” teenager, tenor, fragile, his mom is dying; “Matthew:” teenager, Caucasian, tenor, a jock, lives at St. John's Home for Boys; “Madison:” teenager, Caucasian, soprano/belt, Matthew's girlfriend, lives at St. Mary's Home for Girls; “Quayshawn:” teenager, African-American, tenor, an honor student, lives at St. John's Home for Boys; “Jay:” teenager, must sing, Quayshawn's friend; “Nico:” teenager, must sing, a student at Royal Academy, Quayshawn's friend; “Jasmine:” teenager, singer, Nico's girlfriend, lives at St. Mary's Home for Girls, a student at Royal Academy; “Leo:” teenager, first tenor/belt, a student at Royal Academy, Quayshawn's friend; “Charlotte:” teenager, must sing, troubled, Leo's girlfriend, lives at St. Mary's Home for Girls, a student at Royal Academy; “Timothy:” teenager, Caucasian, must sing, preppy, grew up on the Upper East Side; “Lindsay:” teenager, Caucasian, must sing, Timothy's girlfriend; “Eva:” teenager, Latina, soprano, dramatic role; Dancer/Singers: for the roles of Stephanie, Krissy, Peggy, Patricia, Bobby, Chanz, Daniel, Gregory, and Michael. Auditions held May 18 from 5pm-7pm and May 19 from 2pm-4pm at 419 Lafayette St. (between Astor Place and E. 4^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC; Take the #6 train to Astor Place or the R train to 8^th St.). To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés, mp3s, links to reels, etc. to RiantTheatre@gmail.com. Prepare one uptempo selection and one ballad to be sung a cappella.

'SO AMAZING,' TOUR – MAY 18 & 19 – PHILADELPHIA - So Amazing Touring Group is casting the national tour of So Amazing. Producer states: "Are you ready to be a part of something amazing? Then brace yourself for this new and inspiring stage play about a legendary R&B singer that we all loved." Rehearses this summer in Philadelphia PA; tours Fall 2012 in the US & abroad. Salary, plus meals and lodging provided. Seeking—“Kevin Owens:” 40s-50s, African-American, tall, slim, first tenor; Young Kevin Owens: 20s-30s, African-American, tall, slim, first tenor, soft-spoken, reserved; “Fonzie:” early 30s, African-American, average height and build; “Lester:” early 30s, African-American, average height, athletic build, flamboyant attitude, must be able to dance; “Lisa:” female, 20s-30s, African-American, tall, athletic build, very attractive, must be a powerful first Soprano; “Alfa:” female, 20s-30s, African-American, attractive, average height and athletic build, must be able to sing; “Ava:” 20s-30s, African-American, attractive, average height, curvy, great singing voice; “Patti:” female, 20s-30s, African-American, petite, slim, outspoken, spunky, slightly comical, must have an amazing soprano voice; “Anita:” female, 20s-30s, African-American, petite, slim, must be able to sing; “Whitney:” female, 20s-30s African-American, tall, slim, outspoken, must be able to sing; “Maxine:” 20s-30s, attractive, average height, curvy, must be able to sing. Auditions held by appointment May 18 & 19 in NYC; Philadelphia auditions TBA. For an appointment, email pix & résumés to soamazingcasting@gmail.com.

'WEST SIDE STORY' – MAY 19 – UPLAND - At the Grove Productions is casting West Side Story. Playing at The Grove Theatre in Upland CA. No pay. Seeking—“Anita:” Maria's saucy older friend, Bernardo's girl, must be a strong singer and dancer, mezzo-soprano; “Bernardo:” Maria's brother, leader of the Sharks, strong dancer/singer, stage combat a plus; “Chino:” Maria's young suitor, Bernardo's friend; “Detective Schrank:” hardened NY Detective tired of dealing with punks; “Doc:” weary old candy store owner; “Glad Hand:” fidgety chaperone; “Maria:” Puerto Rican ingénue, Bernardo's sister, soprano with legit range; “Riff:” quick-tempered leader of the Jets, strong dancer/singer, stage combat a plus, baritone; The Jets; The Jets' Girls; The Sharks; The Sharks' Girls; “Tony:” former Jet leader gone straight, tenor or baritone. Note: All roles are 16+, any ethnicity. Auditions held May 19 from 11am-2pm at the theatre (276 E. 9^th St., Upland). Prepare 32 bars from a Broadway musical that shows range and acting ability. Arrive prepared to dance. Bring pix & résumés. Callbacks held May 22.

EQUITY, 'ANNIE' – MAY 19 – ST. LOUIS - Variety, The Children's Charity of St. Louis (St. Louis MO) is casting Annie. Rehearsals begin Oct. 8; runs Oct. 26-28 in St. Louis MO. $400 min./wk. Equity Guest Artist Contract. Seeking—“Annie:” full of hope and optimism at one day being reunited with her real parents, a natural leader and surrogate mom to all the other girls in the orphanage, tough, simple, gentle, and wise beyond her years; “Miss Hannigan:” abusive caretaker for the NYC Municipal Orphanage for girls, a rather undesirable single woman and former song and dance wannabe with a dry, ascerbic sense of humor, also a bit of a lush; “Grace:” assistant to Mr. Warbucks, very graceful and centered with a lovely sense of ease, balance, and compassion for all mankind, can read people and situations quickly and calmly, is the calm in the midst of Mister Warbucks storm; “Rooster:” Miss Hannigan's younger brother, a street-wise con man of the third degree, his name indicates his innate cockiness, a sleazy song and dance crook who's a slippery slope; “Lily:” Rooster's "moll" with more bleached peroxide in her head than brains, a real second banana comic, song and dance girl who fancies herself a poster girl for style and fashion; “Daddy Warbucks:” a real all-American self-made billionaire whose passion is the American ideal, a no-nonsense, money-making capitalist who discovers his heart in Annie's ineffable innocence; “Franklin D. Roosevelt:” historically accurate character, in the midst of the Depression, his campaign song was "Happy Days Are Here Again," his persistent optimism and activism contributed to a renewal of the national spirit; “Drake:” head butler and fastidious head of all of the Warbucks Mansion activities, excellent singer and really good dancer preferred; “Mrs. Pugh:” head maid with a "motherly touch," excellent singer who moves really well; Adult Chorus: the show's center, adult actor/singer/dancers who must play a wide variety of character parts from those who inhabit "Hooverville" to the White House Cabinet, from butlers and maids to full out singer/dancers for the "NYC" number, as well as Apple Sellers, Police Officers, Dog Catchers, etc. Equity principal auditions held May 19 from 1pm-5pm at the Touhill Performing Arts Center (One University Blvd., St. Louis MO). To schedule an appointment, call Laura at 314/720-7713. EPA rules are in effect; an Equity monitor will not be provided. Producer runs all aspects of this call. Prepare a song and a brief monologue. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

'THE PROMISE' – VARIOUS DATES – TEXAS - The Promise in Glen Rose, Inc. is casting the 2012 Season of The Promise, a musical experience of the life of Christ. Performances run Aug. 31-Oct. 27, Friday & Saturday evenings in Glen Rose TX. Stipend. Seeking—Actors: males and females, 9-40+, for leads and ensemble, speaking and non-speaking roles. Note: All principal roles require singing and acting skills. Auditions held by appointment May 19 from 11am-4:30pm at Graceview Baptist Church (1440 S. Burleson Blvd., Burleson TX 76028); May 26 at First Baptist Church (1801 Norwood Dr., Hurst TX 76054) and June 2 at South Oaks Baptist Church (5925 Highway 287, Arlington TX 76017). To schedule an audition appointment, call 817/599-3022 or 254/897-3926 or visit www.thepromiseglenrose.com and complete the audition form. Prepare a song to be sung a cappella or with CD accompaniment. Those who do not wish to be considered for a singing role must still prepare a brief song. Sides will be provided; no prepared monologues. For more info, visit www.thepromiseglenrose.com.

EQUITY, '99% REDUCED FAT' – MAY 19 & 21, JUNE 2 & 3 - Theater For The New City is casting 99% Reduced Fat, an original musical comedy for its annual Summer Street Theater tour. Performs Aug. 4-Sep. 16 (Sat. & Sun. at 2pm, one evening performance Aug. 17) at various locations in NYC. Note: No performances Labor Day weekend. Some pay. Producer plans to apply for AEA Showcase Code. Seeking—Actors: males & females, all ethnicities, knowledge of current events essential. Auditions held by appointment only May 19 & 21 and June 2 & 3 at Theater for The New City (155 1^st Ave., between 9^th & 10^th Sts., NYC). For an appointment, email pix & résumés to crystalfield@theaterforthenewcity.net. You will be contacted via email for an appointment. For more info, email or call 212/254-1109.

EQUITY, MALTZ JUPITER THEATRE – MAY 20 & 21 – VERO BEACH - Maltz Jupiter Theatre (Jupiter FL) is casting its 2012-13 season including: Amadeus (Peter Shaffer, writer. Rehearsals begin Oct. 9; runs Nov. 1-11), The Music Man (based on a story by Meredith Wilson & Franklin Lacey. Meredith Wilson, book, music & lyrics; Runs Nov. 29-Dec. 16), Singin' in the Rain (a co-production with the Fulton Theatre based on the MGM film. Betty Comden & Adolf Green, screenplay; Nacio Herb Brown & Arthur Freed, songs. Rehearsals begin Nov. 6 in Lancaster PA; runs Nov. 29-Dec. 29 at The Fulton Theatre. Tech rehearsal held Jan. 3, 2013 in Jupiter FL; runs Jan. 10-27, 2013), Doubt (John Patrick Shanley, writer. Rehearsals begin Jan. 15; runs Feb. 7-17, 2013) and Thoroughly Modern Millie (a co-production with the Paper Mill Playhouse, Richard Morris & Dick Scanlan, book; Jeanine Tesori, new music; Dick Scanlan, new lyrics. Rehearsals begin Feb. 12 in Jupiter FL; runs March 7-24, 2013 at Maltz Jupiter Theatre. Rehearsals begin April 1 in Millburn NJ; runs April 14-May 5, 2013 at The Paper Mill Playhouse). Season rehearses & performs in Jupiter FL, except where otherwise noted. $765 min./wk. Equity LORT B Contract.
   For The Music Man seeking—Marian Paroo, Mrs. Paroo, Marcellus Washburn, Mayor Shinn, Eulalie Mackencknie Shinn, Charlie Cowell, Ethel Toffelmier, Alma Hix, Maude Dunlop, Ewart Dunlop, Oliver Hix, Jacey Squires, Olin Britt, Zaneeta Shinn, Tommy Djilas, Mamaryllis, Winthrop Paroo.
   For Singin' in the Rain seeking—Dora Bailey, Zelda Zanders, Olga Maa, Mary Margaret, R. F. Simpson, Roscoe Dexter, Cosmo Brown, Lina Lamont, Young Don, Young Cosmo, Villain, Lady-In-Waiting, Rod, Kathy Selden, Policeman, Butler, 1st Assistant Director, 2nd Assistant Director, 3rd Assistant Director, Wardrobe Mistress, Hairdresser, Production Singer, Sid Phillips, Miss Dinsmore, Male Diction Teacher, Sound Engineer.
   For Thoroughly Modern Millie seeking—Millie Dillmount, Jimmy Smith, Trevor Graydon III, Miss Dorothy Brown, Mrs. Meers, Ching Ho, Bun Foo, Muzzy Van Hossmere, Miss Peg Flannery, Ensemble.
   Theater states: "Maltz Jupiter Theatre is committed to equal opportunity employment and a flexible, non-traditional casting policy. 'Non-traditional casting' is defined as the casting of ethnic minorities, senior actors, female actors, or actors with disabilities in roles where race, ethnicity, age, sex or ability is not germane." Equity principal auditions held by appointment May 20 & 21 from 10am-6pm at Riverside Theatre (3250 Riverside Park Drive, Vero Beach FL). For an appointment, register with FPTA (Florida Professional Theatres Association) by visiting www.fpta.net/auditions.html and filling out their online form. Active Equity members are not required to pay a fee. Equity members without an appointment will be seen throughout the audition days, as time permits. For dramatic auditions, prepare two monologues, no more than three minutes total. For musical auditions prepare either a brief song (musical theatre, pop/rock, or gospel) or 16 bars of a song (musical theatre, pop/rock, or gospel) and a one-minute contemporary monologue. An accompanist is provided. Bring 15 copies of pix & résumés, glued or copied together. For more info and a complete character breakdown, visit www.jupitertheatre.org.

'THE MUSIC MAN' – MAY 20 & 21 - The Family Theatre Company is casting Meredith Willson's The Music Man. Rehearsals begin June 2012 in Westchester County; runs July 5-29 (Thurs.-Sun., total of 23 performances) at Westchester Broadway Theatre, Elmsford NY. Some pay. Seeking—“Prof. Harold Hill:” male, 25-40, baritone, A flat-high F, traveling salesman and con-man that dupes the entire town of River City, Iowa; “Marian Paroo:” female, 20-30, soprano, low G-high A, uptight town librarian, falls for Harold Hill; “Marcellus Washburn:” male, 20-25, tenor, G-high A, comedic sidekick and Harold's old partner; “Mayor George Shinn:” male, 35-45, proud local politician who can't seem to control his own family; “Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn:” female, 35-45, alto; D-D, the Mayor's peacock wife, a real socialite; “Winthrop Paroo:” male, 9-11 years old, alto; C-E flat, very shy, speaks with a lisp; “Mrs. Paroo:” female, 35-45, mezzo-soprano, A flat-E flat, Marian's nosey Irish mother; “Olin Britt:” male, 25-35, barbershop quartet bass; “Oliver Hix:” male, 25-35, barbershop quartet baritone; “Ewart Dunlop:” male, 25-35, barbershop quartet tenor; “Jacey Squires:” male, 25-35, barbershop quartet high tenor; “Alma Hix:” female, 25-35, pick-a-little lady, gossipy friend to the Mayor's wife; “Mrs. Squires:” female, 25-35, pick-a-little lady, gossipy friend to the Mayor's wife; “Maud Dunlop:” female, 25-35, pick-a-little lady, gossipy friend to the Mayor's wife; “Ethel Toffelmier:” female, 25-35, pick-a-little lady, gossipy friend to the Mayor's wife; “Amaryllis:” female, 10-12 years old, alto, C-E, Marian's piano student, ability to play piano a plus; “Tommy Djilas:” male, 16-20, strong dancer; “Zaneeta Shinn:” female, 16-20, strong dancer; “Gracie Shinn:” female, 8-11 years old, the Mayor's youngest daughter; “Charlie Cowell:” male, 25-40, traveling anvil salesman who exposes Harold Hill; “Constable Locke:” male, 25-40, chief law enforcer of River City; River City Youth: males and females, 13-20, strong singers and dancers; River City Townspeople: males and females, 20-40, strong singers and dancers; River City Children: males and females, 8-12, strong singers and dancers. Note: All ages and ethnicities encouraged to attend. Auditions held May 20 at 12pm for male & female singers (sign-up begins at 11am) & 4pm for male & female dancers (sign-up begins at 3pm) at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., 4^th fl., NYC); and by appointment May 21 at 5pm for male & female singers at Westchester Broadway Theatre (1 Broadway Plaza, Elmsford NY). For an appointment, to the Westchester auditions, visit www.lytshows.org or call 914/741-4205. Singers should prepare 16 bars appropriate for the show. Bring sheet music in the correct key, an accompanist will be provided. Singers may be asked to stay and dance. Dancers, be warmed up and ready at beginning of call. Dress appropriately. Women bring both character shoes and flat dance shoes. Men, bring character or jazz shoes. For questions, email jesse@lytshows.org.

'THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE' – MAY 20 & 21 – AURORA - Aurora Community Theatre is casting The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, a musical. Performances run July 13-28 in Aurora OH. No pay. Seeking—“Rona Lisa Peretti:” adult, vocal Range C#4–A-flat 5 Soprano, the #1 realtor in Putnam County, a former Putnam County Spelling Bee Champ and returning moderator, a sweet woman who loves children but can be very stern when it comes to dealing with Principal Panch, who has feelings for her that she most likely does not return; “Vice Principal Douglas Panch:” adult, after five years' absence from the Bee, Panch returns as judge, he is infatuated with Rona Lisa Peretti, but she does not return his affections; “Mitch Mahoney:” adult, vocal Range E3-A4 B4 Tenor, the Official Comfort Counselor, an ex-convict performing his community service with the Bee, and hands out juice boxes to losing students; “Olive Ostrovsky:” 12-18, vocal Range B3-F#5 Soprano, a young newcomer to competitive spelling, her mother is in an ashram in India, and her father is working late, as usual, but he is trying to come at some time during the bee, she made friends with her dictionary at a very young age, helping her make it to the competition; “William Barfée:” 12+, vocal Range E-flat 3- B-flat 4 Tenor, last year's finalist, his famous “Magic Foot” method of spelling has boosted him to spelling glory, even though he only has one working nostril and a touchy personality; “Logainne Schwartzandgrubenierre:” 12+, vocal Range C4-D5 Soprano, the youngest and most politically aware speller, often making comments about current political figures, with two overbearing gay men as parents, a bit of a neat freak, speaks with a lisp, and will be back next year; “Marcy Park:” 12+, vocal Range B3-E5 Soprano/Mezzo-soprano, speaks six languages (French, Spanish, Japanese, Russian, Hebrew, and German), is a member of all-American hockey, a championship rugby player, plays Chopin and Mozart on multiple instruments, sleeps only three hours a night, hides in the bathroom cabinet, and is getting very tired of always winning, the poster child for an over-achiever; “Leaf Coneybear:” 12+, vocal Range A2-G4 Bari-tenor, comes from a large family of former hippies and makes his own clothes, he spells words correctly while in a trance; “Chip Tolentino:” 12+, vocal Range C3-B4 Tenor, a Boy Scout and champion of the 24th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, he returns to defend his title, but he finds puberty hitting at an inopportune moment. Auditions held May 20-21 at 7:30pm at the theater (115 East Pioneer Trail, Aurora OH 44202). Prepare a song not from the show. An accompanist will be provided. For more information email Marc C. Howard at marc.howard@live.com, call 330/714-6907 or visit www.auroracommunitytheatre.com.

'MY WAY, A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO FRANK SINATRA' – MAY 20 & 21 – PLEASANT HILL - Diablo Theatre Company is casting My Way, A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra. Rehearsals start July 30. Performances run Sep. 7-29 at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek CA. Stipend provided. Seeking—Actors and Dancers: males and females, 18-65, any ethnicity. Auditions held by appointment only May 20 & 21 from 6:30pm-10:30pm at The Firehouse (1948 Oak Park Blvd., Pleasant Hill). Do not use MapQuest for directions. Arrive 15 minutes before time slot. Bring pix & résumés. For actors, prepare 32 bars of a classic Broadway or Frank Sinatra song. Bring sheet music in your key. An accompanist will be provided. For dancers, only be prepared to dance. To schedule an audition appointment, email casting@diablotheatre.org after May 1. For more info, visit www.diablotheatre.org. Callbacks held May 23 & 24.

EQUITY, THE LYRIC STAGE COMPANY, MUSICALS – MAY 21 – BOSTON - The Lyric Stage Company (Boston MA) is casting its 2012-13 season musicals including: The Mikado (Arthur Sullivan, writer; W.S. Gilbert, book; Rehearsals begin Aug. 14; runs Sep. 7-Oct. 13), and On the Town (based on an idea of Jerome Robbins. Leonard Bernstein, music; Betty Comden & Adolph Green, book & lyrics; Rehearsals begin April 16, 2013; runs May 10-June 16, 2013). Season runs in Boston MA. No housing is available to out-of-area performers. Equity NEAT Contract, Cat. 6.
   For The Mikado seeking—The Mikado of Japan: bass, cheerfully bloodthirsty; “Nanki-Poo:” the Mikado's son, disguised as a wandering minstrel, in love with Yum-Yum, tenor, looks like a typical romantic love interest, but controls others to get what he wants; “Ko-Ko:” Lord High Executioner of Titipu, comic baritone, charming and simple, though he thinks himself clever, must rise to the occasion to save his village and himself; “Pooh-Bah:” Lord High Everything Else, bass baritone, delightfully pompous and corrupt bureaucrat; “Pish-Tush:” a noble lord, baritone or bass-baritone, class-conscious, but friendly; “Yum-Yum:” a ward of Ko-Ko, also engaged to Ko-Ko, soprano, perfect romantic love interest, also a charming monster of egotism; “Pitti-Sing:” ward of Ko-Ko, sister of Yum-Yum and Peep-Bo, mezzo soprano, lively Gal Friday-type; “Peep Bo:” ward of Ko-Ko, sister of Yum-Yum and Pitti-Sing, soprano or mezzo soprano, kind of wacky; “Katisha:” an elderly lady, in love with Nanki-Poo, contralto, terrifying and controlling woman, but secretly vulnerable and lonely; Chorus: including School Girls, Nobles, Guards, Bunraku Puppetmasters, etc., some roles will be doubled.
   For On the Town seeking—“Ozzie:” baritone, confident, ladies' man, sailor; “Chip:” baritone, naive, enthusiastic, sailor; “Gabey:” baritone, serious romantic type, shy with the ladies, sailor; “Hildy Ester:” soprano, confident, brash, taxi driver; “Claire De Loone:” soprano, elegant, intellectual, anthropologist; “Ivy Smith:” mezzo soprano, naive, shy, ambitious, small town girl trying to make it in NYC, strong dancer; “Madame Maude P. Dilly:” character mezzo soprano, loud, confident, world-wary, Ivy's singing teacher; “Judge Pitkin W. Bridgework:” 45, bass, serious, gullible, slightly ridiculous, Claire's fiancé. Note: Other roles will be played by chorus members.
   Equity performer auditions (principal and chorus) held May 21 from 10am-1pm & 2pm-6pm at The Lyric Stage Company of Boston (140 Clarendon St., Boston MA). To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to artistic@lyricstage.com with the hour in which you would like to be seen and a contact phone number. You will receive an email confirming your audition time. Performers without email may call 617/585-5684, Mon.-Fri., 10am-5pm and leave a message with a contact phone number and the hour during which you would like to be seen. You will receive a phone call confirming your audition time. Audition slots are five minutes long; each actor has a minimum of two minutes to perform required audition material. For On the Town, prepare 32 bars of one song in the style of the show; songs from the show are acceptable. Also prepare one short comedic monologue, contemporary or classical. An accompanist will be provided. For The Mikado, prepare 32 bars of one song from an opera or operetta. Songs from the show are acceptable. If you are auditioning for both shows, you may sing two songs, one appropriate for each show, or sing one song and perform one monologue. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Scripts are available for review at StageSource, 88 Tremont St., Ste. 720, Boston MA, and at the audition as well. Auditions for the remaining show in the season will be announced at a later date. Actors of color are strongly encouraged to audition. The Lyric Stage Company shall conduct all auditions/interviews in such a manner as to promote fair consideration to ethnic minorities, women, seniors, and performers with disabilities. The Lyric Stage Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer. Stage managers have been hired for these productions. Stage managers interested in being considered as possible replacements should résumés to Matthew Whiton, prod. mgr., Lyric Stage Company, 140 Clarendon St., Boston MA 02116.

EQUITY, 'THIS SIDE OF PARADISE' – MAY 20 & 22 – ST. PAUL - History Theatre (St. Paul MN) is casting This Side of Paradise. Rehearsals begin March 26, 2013; runs April 18-May 19, 2013 in St. Paul MN. $387 min./wk. Equity SPT Tier 6 Contract. Seeking—Zelda Sayre: 20s-early 30s; Zelda Fitzgerald: 40s; F. Scott Fitzgerald: 30s-40s; Hemingway: 30s; Doctor: 50s; Scottie: 20s; Other Roles: 20s-30s. Equity principal auditions held May 20 from 6pm-9pm and May 22 from 4pm-8pm at the History Theatre (Rehearsal Room, 30 E. 10^th St., St. Paul MN). To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to Janet Hall at jhall@historytheatre.com or call 651/292-4323 ext. 101. Email submissions preferred. EPA rules are in effect; an Equity monitor will not be provided. Producer runs all aspects of this call. Prepare one contemporary monologue and one show tune, not to exceed four minutes total. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'A FOR ADULTERY' – MAY 21 - Passajj Productions Ltd. is casting A For Adultery, a musical adapted from The Scarlet Letter. Paul Dick, writer-composer. Rehearsals begin Aug. 20; runs Sep. 14-30, 2012; rehearses and performs at the Roy Arias Theater in NYC. Travel stipend provided. Equity Basic Showcase Code, approval pending. Seeking—“Hester Prynne:” female, mid-20s, beautiful, defiant, soprano, sings seven songs; “Reverend Arthur Dimesdale:” male, late 20s-early 30s, minister, handsome, introspective, tenor, sings eight songs; “Roger Chillingworth:” male, mid-50s, scholarly, complex, emotional, married to Hester, baritone, sings four songs; “Mistress Hibbins:” female, early 60s, a witch, mezzo, sings one song; Narrator (Town Crier)/Beadle: male, middle-aged, high baritone, sings one song at the beginning and end of the play; Governor Bellingham/Captain Crawford: male, older; Jailer/Clark/Blacksmith: male, middle-aged; Townswoman/Mistress Higginbottom: female, middle-aged; Townswoman/Anne: female, young; Townsman/Carpenter: male, young. Also seeking the following child roles—“Pearl:” girl, 8 years old, pretty, mischievous, Hester's daughter, sings one song; “Elizabeth:” girl, 8 years old, well-behaved, lady-like, sings one song. Note: Children must be accompanied to every rehearsal and performance by an adult chaperone. Auditions held by appointment only May 21 in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to mttrivne@yahoo.com. Callbacks held May 24.

‘DIRTY ROTTEN SCOUNDRELS’ – MAY 21 – ANAHEIM – Announcing casting for Dirty Rotten Scoundrels; Music/Lyrics by David Yazbek; Book by Jeffrey Lane; Performances: July 21, 22; 27, 28, 29 – Aug. 3, 4, 5; 10, 11, 2012; Fridays/Saturdays @ 8pm; Sundays July 22^nd & Aug. 5^th @ 7pm; Sunday July 29^th @ 2pm; Rehearsals begin June 6^th Monday-Thursday 7pm-10pm. Seeking—“Freddy Bensen:” (30’s–40’s); “Christine Colgate:” (20's-30's); “Jolene Oakes:” (20’s-40's);
Ensemble Singers & Dancers; Note: Laurence, Muriel and Andre have been cast.
Auditions held May 21 & 22 at 7pm at Stage Door Repertory Theatre (1045 N. Armando St., Suite A/B, Anaheim CA 92806). No appointment necessary.
Bring headshot/resume. Prepare 16-32 bars from any Broadway Musical. Be prepared to dance. Cold readings, sides available at auditions.

'ALADDIN & THE PRINCESS' – MAY 21 – GLENDALE - Glendale Centre Theatre is casting Aladdin & the Princess, an original children's musical. Performances run July 21-Nov. 17 at the theatre in Glendale. Some pay provided. Seeking—“Aladdin:” male, 20-30, must be able to sing and move well and have excellent comic timing, previous stage combat experience a plus; “Hadude:” male, 20-30s, Aladdin's sidekick, excellent comic timing and previous stage combat experience a plus, should be able to move well, and hold a tune; “Habib:” male or female, 20s, Aladdin's friend, must move very well, and previous stage combat experience a plus; “Princess Alyra:” female, 20-30s, spirited young lady wanting to see the world, must sing and act well; “Harireh:” female, 20s-30s, sarcastic and very felinesque, the princess' right hand, sings and moves well; “Genie:” male, 20+, comic timing is essential, and improv skills a plus; “Jahanshah:” male, 20+, dark and devious, this character must have a sense of comic timing and a sense of humor, sings and moves well, previous stage combat experience a plus; Ensemble: males and females, 18+ to play various roles, previous stage combat experience a plus, or a willingness to learn, must sing, dance, and move well; Palm Reader: male or female, narrator throughout the entire show, must be able to sing, and move well, must have excellent comic timing, breaks fourth wall often. Note: Casting is open to all ethnicities. Auditions held by appointment only May 21 from 7pm-10pm at the theatre (324 N. Orange St., Glendale). Prepare 16 bars of a musical theater song; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call 818/244-8481. For more info, visit www.glendalecentretheatre.com.

'THE 25TH ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE' – MAY 21 & 22 – WESTMINSTER - Westminster Community Theatre is casting The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, by Rachel Sheinkin and William Finn. Rehearsals start May 26. Performances run July 13-28 at the theatre in Westminster CA. No pay. Seeking—“Mitch:” Official Comfort Counselor, ex-con, tenor; “Rona:” the Moderator, must be good with comedic improve, mezzo soprano/soprano; “Chip:” 18+ to play a child, Boy Scout, previous champion, hitting puberty, tenor; “Leaf:” 18+ to play a child, severe ADD, easily amused, tenor; “Logainne:” 18+ to play a child, youngest contestant, politically knowledgeable, mezzo soprano; “Marcy:” 18+ to play a child, Asian, poster child for over-achieving, soprano; “Olive:” 18+ to play a child, starts shy and blossoms, soprano/belter, must be able to mix/belt a high F; “William:” 18+ to play a child, spells with foot, bullying personality, tenor. Auditions held May 21 & 22 at 7pm at the theater (7272 Maple St., Westminster). Prepare no more than 32 measures in the style of the show. An accompanist will be provided. Be prepared to dance. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, email kirklarson@excite.com.

EQUITY, 'ANYTHING GOES,' TOUR – MAY 21 & 22 - Roundabout Theatre Company is casting the national touring production of Anything Goes. Cole Porter, score; Guy Bolton, PG Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay, & Russell Crouse, original book; Timothy Crouse & John Weidman, new book; Rehearsals begin Aug. 27; opens Oct. 2. $700-800 min./wk. Equity Agreement TBA. Seeking—“Lord Evelyn Oakleigh:” mid 30s-40s, a wealthy, often bumbling, Englishman engaged to Hope, loves America and is fascinated by American slang, but doesn't always get it right, seeking an actor with an excellent British accent and superior comedic skills, must be comfortable singing; “Captain:” 40+, a military man and captain of the ship, mature, serious, authoritative, must sing well, baritone; “Purser:” mid 20s-30s, the captain's nervous lackey, must sing/move well, tap skills a plus; Luke and John: 20s-30s, Asian, strong comedic skills, must sing and dance extremely well, must tap, Luke is a mischievous gambler, while John is a timid worrier. The following roles are CAST; performers will be considered as possible replacements—Reno, Moon, Billy, Hope, Eli Whitney, Evangeline, and Erma. Casting director's state: "Interested in actors of all ethnicities and physical types." Equity principal auditions held May 21 & 22 from 10am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-6pm (both days) at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). EPA rules are in effect; an Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare a short traditional musical theater song in the style of the show that best shows off your voice. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'JERSEY BOYS,' B'WAY & NAT'L TOURS – MAY 22 - Dodger Stage Holdings is casting possible future replacements for the Broadway and national touring companies of Jersey Boys. Bob Gaudio, music; Bob Crewe, lyrics; Marshall Brickman & Rick Elice, book; Productions are currently touring and running on Broadway in NYC. $1,703 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—“Frankie:” 20s-early 30s, 5'9" or shorter, must have a strong tenor with a sweet and strong falsetto and be able to sing in the style of Frankie Valli, strong tenor to high A or B-flat plus strong falsetto up to treble G, charismatic and charming, must be a very strong actor (comfortable with narrative text) and have a gritty side as well as a polished veneer, must be very comfortable with traditional four-part harmonies, LEAD; “Bob:” 20s-early 30s, preferably tall, strong tenor/baritenor voice, must be very comfortable with traditional four-part harmonies, also needs to be comfortable with narrative text, ability to play piano a plus, but not necessary, an intelligent, sensitive, and introspective musical prodigy, LEAD; “Tommy:” 30s, strong tenor/baritenor voice, must be very comfortable with traditional four-part harmonies, also needs to be comfortable with narrative text, ability to play guitar and/or learn is a very strong plus, a natural-born leader with an appealing, bad-boy quality, LEAD; “Nick:” 30s, strong bass/baritone voice, must be very comfortable with traditional four-part harmonies, also needs to be comfortable with narrative text, ability to play bass a plus but not required, a quiet dreamer who longs for life after The Four Seasons, LEAD; “Gyp DeCarlo:” 45-65, tough, Mafioso type, must be a good actor and strong singer, ability to play guitar a plus but not required, supporting role; “Bob Crewe:” 35-45, intelligent and flamboyant—genius music producer and lyricist, an integral part of creating the magic of The Four Seasons, supporting role. Equity principal auditions held May 22 from 10am-1pm & 2pm-6pm at Pearl Studios NYC 500 (500 8^th Ave., between 35^th & 36^th Sts., 12^th fl., NYC). EPA rules are in effect; Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare a brief rock 'n' roll song and bring your book of music. Do not sing from the show. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'INTO THE WOODS' – MAY 22 - New York Shakespeare Festival/Public Theater is casting Into the Woods. Stephen Sondheim, music & lyrics; James Lapine, book; Rehearsals begin June 19; runs July 23-Aug. 25, 2012 at the Delacorte Theatre in Central Park in NYC. $765 min./wk. Equity LORT Non-Rep Contract. Seeking—Florinda and Lucinda (The Stepsisters): females, strong dancer-singers with comedic acting skills, tall and leggy, long, lean, and mean, they work as a pair, full of character, attractive in their folly, most concerned with their own happiness, producers are particularly interested in considering performers 5'7", actors in these roles will cover other principal roles. Note: Seeking female dancers who sing very well for the above principal roles. Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend. Theater's statement: "We are committed to casting diverse companies. We are seeking qualified actors of all cultures and ages." Equity principal dancer auditions held May 22 at 10am for female dancers who sing very well at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 5^th fl., NYC). Note: Equity principal dancer auditions use ECC procedures, with the exception that no typing is allowed. Chorus rules are in effect; a monitor will be provided. Be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Wear flat dance/jazz shoes, etc.; no heels. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theater song. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. No a cappella singing. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Always bring your Equity membership card to auditions.

EQUITY, NORTHBROOK MUSICAL THEATRE – MAY 22 – CHICAGO - Northbrook Musical Theatre for Young Audiences (Northbrook IL) is casting its upcoming season. Season includes: Goldilocks and the Three Bears (rehearsals begin Sep. 25; runs Oct. 20-Dec. 1), Cinderella (rehearsals begin Dec. 11; runs Jan. 12-March 2, 2013), and Freckleface Strawberry (rights pending. Rehearsals begin March 5, 2013; runs March 30-May 11, 2013). Season runs in Northbrook IL. $12 min./hr. for rehearsals and $70 min. for performances provided. Equity TYA Contract.
   For Goldilocks and the Three Bears seeking—Goldilocks, Her Mother, Ranger Rick, Chippy the Chipmunk, Oliver O. Owl, Papa Bear, Mama Bear, and Baby Bear.
   For Cinderella seeking—Cinderella, Stepmother, Two Stepsisters, King, Prince Charming, The Mouse Copain, and Fairy Godmother.
  For Freckleface Strawberry seeking—Francine Freckle, Frankie Freckle, Emily, Don Fontaine, Fredo Freckle, Jane, Strawberry, Dancer, Clown, Sherlock Holmes, and Lady Gaga (doubling).
   Equity principal auditions held May 22 from 10am-4pm at the Actors' Equity Building (557 W. Randolph St., Chicago IL). To schedule an appointment, call the Equity office beginning May 15 at 312/641-0406, 9:30am-12:30pm & 3pm-4:30pm only. EPA rules are in effect; an Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare a short comic monologue and a brief, upbeat song. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

'THE MUSIC MAN' – MAY 22 & 23 – SIMI VALLEY - Actors' Repertory Theatre of Simi is casting The Music Man. Rehearsals start June 4. Performances run July 21-Aug. 26 at the Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center in Simi Valley CA. No pay. Seeking—“Marion Paroo:” strong actress, excellent voice, G-high G, lead; “Eulalie Mackecknie Shinn:” good comic timing, moves well, D-high D; “Marcellus Washburn:” good comic timing, sings and dances; E-high D-sharp; “Ethel Toffelmier:” good actress, moves well, D-high D; “Mrs. Paroo:” mother to Marion and Winthrop, good actress, capable of Irish brogue, A flat-high E-flat; “Winthrop Paroo:” 7-9, shy son to Mrs. Paroo/brother to Marion, capable of lisp, sings and dances, C-high E-flat; “Amaryllis:” same size/age as Winthrop, slightly bratty, sings harmony with Marion; The Quartet: important singing roles, capable of holding harmonies, some acting, includes Olin (bass, A-high D), Oliver (baritone, E-high F-sharp), Ewart (baritone, E- F-sharp), Jacey (tenor, B-high A); “Gracie Shinn:” Mayor's younger daughter, good singer, B- E-flat; Alma hix, Maud Dunlop, Mrs. Squires: Pick-A-Little ladies core group, comic timing, move well, strong singers, D-high D; Ensemble: adults, teens, and kids to play townspeople, traveling salesmen, teen dancers. Note: "Harold Hill will be played by AEA member, Kristopher Antekeier." Auditions held by appointment only May 22 & 23 from 7pm-8pm for children & 8pm-10pm for adults at 3050 Kadota St., Simi Valley. Absolutely no walk-ins. Prepare 16 bars from a Broadway musical of a similar genre, and bring prepared sheet music. To schedule an audition appointment, call 805/579-3611 or email pix & résumés to jgartdept@sbcglobal.net. For more info, visit www.actorsrepofsimi.org. Dance callbacks and readings held May 27.

EQUITY, 'LAST DANCE' – MAY 23 - York Theatre Company is casting Last Dance. Shaun McKenna, book; Paul Jabara, songs; Rehearsals begin Aug. 27; runs Sep. 20-22 in NYC. $500 min./wk. Equity ANTC Contract. Seeking—Stand-Up/Paul/CD: male, to play multiple characters aged 30s-40s, actor/singer who moves well and has major comedic skills (a must for the role), as the Stand-Up he is the MC of the show, the link between the past and the present, the actor must possess the skills to perform stand-up comedy and improvise with the audience throughout the show, Paul is Joel's gay best friend who gives him pick-up tips and relationship advice, funny, dry, unsentimental, Paul Jabara from the 70's, CD is an outrageously hedonistic record producer, funny, charming, completely ruthless, manipulates where he can't persuade, bullies where he can't manipulate, sexually incontinent with an Olympic-sized appetite for pharmaceuticals of every kind, an amoral force of nature who blows in and out of his clients' lives like a hurricane; “Dee:” female, 30s-40s, singer/actress who dances or moves very well, bright and feisty, an all or nothing kind of woman, strong-willed and down-to-earth, fun, with a sense of humor but grounded, determined to stand on her own two feet and raise her daughter as a single mother, also plays the role of Honey—Joel's fling for one evening, a giddy blond wannabe star type, great pop/disco singer; “Joel:” male, 30s-40s, singer/actor who moves well or dances, hot, cool and funny, loves life but doesn't always know where to draw the line, romantic, passionate, sensitive song writer, a genuinely nice guy who is not always in control of his emotions, needs someone to ground him or he becomes a lost soul, great pop/disco singer; “Suze:” female, late teens-early 20s, singer/actress who moves well or dances, the daughter of Joel and Dee, is cut from her mother's cloth—strong-willed and bull-headed, speaks her mind a little too quickly and too easily which gets her into trouble, has never known her father and his absence has had its effect—she doesn't trust easily, great singer; “Gaynor:” female, 20s-40s, African-American, singer/actress who moves well, huge voice, she and Dee are singing partners, is the ultimate 70's disco singer, is destined to be a diva, greedy for life and all it has to offer, funny, loyal and good-hearted until she or one of her friends is crossed and then she is a raging firestorm, has a spiky exterior and above all else is out to be a star—whatever it takes. Note: Rehearsals will work around Broadway/Off-Broadway show schedules. Performances will coincide with show schedules so actors would need to take days off for performance dates in September. Equity principal auditions held May 23 from 10am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-6pm at Telsey + Company (315 W. 43^rd St., 10^th fl., NYC). EPA rules are in effect; an Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare a short disco/70's song. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provide but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'ONE NIGHT WITH JANIS JOPLIN' – MAY 23 - Cleveland Play House (Cleveland OH) and Arena Stage (Washington DC) are casting One Night with Janis Joplin. Rehearsals begin July 10 in Cleveland, OH; runs July 27-Aug. 10 and Sep. 28-Nov. 4 in Washington DC. $765 min./wk. Equity LORT Non-Rep Contract. Seeking—“Janis Joplin:” 27, strong acting and vocal skills required, must be able to vocally carry and perform the show six to eight performances a week, guitar skills a plus but not required, not looking for impersonators; The Blues Singer: 25-35, portrays Janis Joplin's musical influences over the years, needs to be able to vocally cover the vocal stylings of Bessie Smith, Nina Simone, Tina Turner, Aretha Franklin, Odetta, and Big Mama Thornton, not looking for impersonators. Equity principal auditions held May 23 from 1:30pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). EPA rules are in effect; Equity monitor will be provided. For the role of Janis Joplin, prepare at least one brief song from the Janis Joplin repertoire. For the role of Blues Singer, prepare one brief blues song. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'TEDDY & ALICE' – MAY 23 – LONG BRANCH - Shadow Lawn Stage (West Long Branch NJ) is casting Teddy & Alice, a musical about President Teddy Roosevelt and his daughter. Jerome Alden, book; Hal Hackady, lyrics; Richard Kapp & John Philip Sousa, music. Rehearsals begin June 25; runs July 12-29, 2012 in West Long Branch NJ. $302 min./wk. Equity SPT Contract. Seeking—“Alice:” TR's daughter by his first wife, bright, clever, free, affectionate, frivolous; “Edith:” TR's wise, womanly second wife; “Edward Henry Harriman:” bossy tycoon; “Elihu Root:” slim, pragmatic, a "crony" like Taft and Lodge; “Henry Cabot Lodge:” dapper, proper Bostonian, tenor; “Ida Tarbell:” a political columnist; “James Amos:” advisor; “Nick Longworth:” 26, handsome, a Congressman, romantic; “TR:” Theodore Roosevelt, rugged, energetic, a softie, political warhorse, baritone; TR and Edith's Children: roles include Ted, 16, bespectacled, Kermit, 14, Ethel, 12, Archie, 9, and Quentin, 7; Wheeler: a gossip columnist; William H. Taft: 300 lb. politico, big moustache. Note: Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend. Equity principal auditions held by appointment May 23 from 10am-12:30pm & 1pm-5:30pm at Lauren K. Woods Theatre (Monmouth University, Long Branch NJ). For an appointment, call 732/571-3634. Equity members without appointments will be seen throughout the audition day, as time permits. An Equity monitor will not be provided; the producer will run all aspects of this audition. Prepare a brief uptempo song and a two-minute monologue. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Always bring your Equity membership card to auditions. For more info, email company manager Maurice J. Moran at mmoran@monmouth.edu.

EQUITY, RUBICON 2012-13 MUSICAL SEASON – MAY 23 – N. HOLLYWOOD - Rubicon Theatre Company is casting its 2012-13 musical season to include Pal Joey (reh. Sep. 18, perf. Oct. 17-Nov. 11) with book by Patrick Pacheco based on the short stories of John O'Hara, music and lyrics by Richard Rodgers and Lorenz Hart, and musical direction, supervision and arrangements by Michael Reno; and Little Miss Scrooge (reh. Dec. 7, perf. Dec. 12-23) a world premiere staged concert with music and lyrics by Paul Gordon, book by Paul Gordon, John Caird and Sam Caird, based on characters created by Charles Dickens, and musical supervision, orchestrations and direction by Brad Haak. Season runs in Ventura CA. $502/wk. Equity SPT Contract.
   For Pal Joey seeking—“Joey Evans:” 30s, African-American, a beautiful and sexually charismatic singer who is intensely hungry for a wealth and success that always seems just beyond his reach, high baritone; “Ted Schaire:” 30s, a talented, self-loathing songwriter/pianist whose mordant viewpoint deflects his tender feelings, there is only one thing he loves more than either his mother or sex-- music, tenor/baritone; “Vera Simpson:” late 40s-early 50s, a beautiful and prominent Chicago socialite, imperious, sexually restless, and dissatisfied with her entitled life, alto/second soprano; “Gladys Love:” 30s, African-American, a no-nonsense hefty belter in the club who has been ill-used by men and by life, Ted's best friend, big belt, good range; “Linda English:” mid-20s, African-American, pretty waitress with an avocation as an artist, innocent but nobody's fool, a quick study of character, she's as comfortable in her skin as Joey is not, second soprano; “Val Wondrous:” 20s or 30s, an ambitious and sexy club singer, who knows how to use her beauty to get what she wants which is stardom-or a rich husband, belt and mix, good range; “Trixie Turner:” 20s-early 30s, ditzy club singer who is quite happy in her cluelessness, generously spreads her favors, belt and mix, good range; “Mike Spears:” 40s, the club owner, harried and cynical, at one point, he was quite good-looking but he's let himself go, commanding presence; “Joe Armour:” 30s-40s, Social Register-type who is one of Vera's escorts, snobby and spoiled; “Cubby Swift:” 30s-40s, another of Vera's Social Register "walkers," a dumb good-time Charley who can't hold his liquor; Jerry Hill/Robert Wells/Man-in-Ted's-Bedroom: 30s, African-American, Jerry Hill works with Linda English in the café and has a crush on her, Robert Wells is Vera's butler who is dignified, conservative and protective of his patron.
   For Little Miss Scrooge seeking—Marla Havisham/Derelict Street Woman: 50s, of dark demeanor, scary and sad, must also have comic capabilities; Betty Cratchit/Sissy Jupe: early to mid-30s, Betty Cratchit is very kind and sweet, Sissy Jupe is a mad English punk rocker; Tiny Tammy/Various Small Adult Parts: late teens-early 20s, should be petite and must be able to play a credible 12 or 13 year old; Jenny Trent/Graveyard Ghoul/Office Worker: early 20s, should be played by a petite actress in her early 20s who can pass for a teenager, a punked-out street urchin, must be street wise, with great comic skills and an authenticity to her street smarts, must have a great rock n' roll belt, think a modern version of "Anybodys" from West Side Story with a great voice; “Philip Nickelby:” male, late 30s-early 40s, the proprietor of Hearthouse Hotel, a refuge for the lost, lonely and dispossessed, serious by nature but is quick-witted and charming once he is comfortable, kind and intelligent, earthy pop vocal sound- high baritone or a tenor; “Estella Scrooge:” female, early 30s, contemporary, an attractive Wall Street executive who is used to having things her own way, must have great comic skills, a quick wit and a sharp tongue are essential, is the heroine of the story and as such makes a significant emotionally journey during the piece, a strong belt with a good pop sensibility; Male Actors (2): 50s-early 60s, to play various characters (doubling to be determined) including Magwitch, a broken down retired fraudster, Jaggers, a sophisticated lawyer, Ebenezer Scrooge, an ancient but benign businessman, The Aged, Jenny Trent's derelict father, and various other small parts; “Bob Crachit:” late 30s-early 40s, must be versatile, Betty's devoted husband, will play various small characters; “Smike:” male, Pip's autistic assistant and friend, must be a very good physical actor and completely convincing at playing his mental disability. Note: Most characters will double.
   Equity principal auditions held May 23 from 10am-6pm (1pm-2pm break) at Academy for New Musical Theatre (5628 Vineland Ave., N. Hollywood; Street parking). EPA Rules are in effect. A monitor will be provided. Prepare two contrasting short songs, any style to show off your vocal ability and personality, not to exceed a combined two-and-a-half minutes. Bring sheet music in the correct key with cuts clearly marked; an accompanist will be provided. No a cappella. Bring two copies of pix & résumés stapled together. For more info, visit www.rubicontheatre.org.

EQUITY, 'CARMELINA' & 'PAL JOEY' – VARIOUS DATES – SAN FRANCISCO - 42nd Street Moon is casting Carmelina (reh. Oct. 9, perf. Oct. 31-Nov. 18) and Pal Joey (reh. Nov. 5, perf. Nov. 28-Dec. 16). Performances run at the theater in San Francisco. $347/wk. min. Equity BAT Tier 2 Contract.
   For Carmelina seeking—“Carmelina Campbell:” female, mid-30s, Italian, sexy but with an earthy nobility, major singing role, alto; “Vittorio Bruno:” male, mid-40s to 50s, Italian, character man with a leading man's voice, major singing role, lyric baritone; “Rosa:” female, 40s-50s, Carmelina's maid and co-conspirator, major singing role, mezzo-soprano; “Gia Campbell:” female, plays 16-19, Carmelina's daughter, soprano; “Braddock:” male, mid-40s, lyric baritone; “Karzinski:” male, mid-40s, baritone; “Smith:” male, mid-40s, tenor; Signora Bernardi/Flo Braddock: female, mid-40s, alto; “Roberto:” male, 20, young man in love with Carmelina's daughter, Gia, baritone or tenor; “Mayor Nunzio Manzoni:” male, 40s-60s, plays multiple roles. Note: All characters are Italian, except for Braddock, Karzinski, Smith, and Flo Braddock, who are Americans.
   For Pal Joey seeking—“Joey Evans:” male, 26-24, baritone, handsome, charming, cocky, dances; “Vera Simpson:” female, 40ish, soprano, wealthy, confident, but taken off guard by Joey's charm; “Linda English:” female, 21-30, soprano; “Gladys Bumps:” female, late 20s-30s, dances, mezzo/belter; “Mike Spears:” male, 40s-50s, baritone; “Ludlow Lowell:” male, mid-40s; “Melba Snyder:” female, 30s-50s, sings "Zip," alto; Tilda, Valerie, Claire, Diane: singers at the club, must dance, two soprano, two alto; “Herman:” male, 30s-40s, plays multiple roles; “Victor:” male, 30s-40s, plays multiple roles; “O'Brien:” male, 30s-50s, plays multiple roles. Note: All ethnicities encouraged to apply, must be local to the Bay Area.
   Nonrequired principal auditions held by appointment only May 23 from 2pm-4pm, May 24 from 1pm-6pm, May 25 & 31 from 1pm-5pm. Equity principal auditions held by appointment only May 29 from 1pm-5pm. All auditions held at Moonspace (250 Van Ness Ave., San Francisco; walking distance from MUNI or BART and metered parking/lots.) A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition. Prepare two songs, one classic ballad and one character/comedy, from the Golden Age of Broadway (Cole Porter, Gershwin, Rodgers & Hart, Sondheim, Jerry Herman are okay). Be prepared to sing the entire song. No rock musicals or Andrew Lloyd Webber. Bring two copies of pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, email alai@42ndstmoon.org (preferred) or call 415/255-8205 ext. 105, Mon.-Fri. 10am-6pm For more info, visit www.42ndstreet.org.

EQUITY, ARIZONA THEATRE CO. – MAY 23 & 25 – PHOENIX - Arizona Theatre Company (Tucson & Phoenix AZ) is casting its 2012-13 season including: Next To Normal, Lombardi, Jane Austen's Emma, Freud's Last Session, The Sunshine Boys, and Clybourne Park. Season runs Aug. 21, 2012-May 19, 2013. Each production will be presented in both Tucson and Phoenix AZ; normal 10-week contract for each show includes four weeks of rehearsal and three weeks of performance in Tucson, and three weeks of performance in Phoenix. $775/wk. Equity LORT Rep Contract. For Next To Normal seeking—“Diana:” 30s-40s, sexy, sharp, funny, often on edge, always interesting, delusional bipolar depressive who's been on various medications for more than fifteen years, can be distant and forlorn one moment and alert and blazingly alive the next, quick to laugh, quick to anger and full of spark and contradictions, strong belt with comfortable soprano mix; “Dan:” 30s-40s, Diana's husband, handsome, kind, gentle, strong, constant, genuine, architect and family man, diligent and faithful, always struggles to stay positive and in control but he's tired, adores his wife who's filled with the fire he wishes he had, self-effacing humor, tenor; “Gabe:” almost 18, their son, dashing, bright, witty, athletic; everything a mother could wish for, sometimes sarcastic, sometimes deadly serious, has a healthy sense of fun but also a gravity that belies his years, strong rock tenor with falsetto; “Natalie:” 16, their daughter, bright, searching, withdrawn and outgoing by turns, responds to the dysfunction in her imperfect family by trying to be perfect but it's not going well, tightly wound, desperate to keep things together but not without a sense of humor about her circumstances, strong mezzo belt; “Henry:” 18, Natalie's boyfriend, slacker musician, something of a genius and philosopher king, soulfully funny, a stoner with a scruffy charm and an easy-going style, unassuming but perceptive, thoughtful and romantic, bari-tenor; “Dr. Madden:” on the young side of ageless, up-and-coming psychiatrist, a rock star, assured, confident, quietly intense, piercingly insightful, also plays Dr. Fine, a psychopharmacologist dedicated to the power of pills, baritone. Equity principal auditions held by appointment May 23 & 25 from 10am-2pm & 3pm-6pm at the Herberger Theater Center (222 E. Monroe, Phoenix AZ). To schedule an appointment, call Katherine Monberg at 520/884-8210 ext. 8508, Mon.-Fri., 9am-4pm. A monitor will not be provided; the producer will run all aspects of this audition. Prepare two contrasting monologues, lasting no longer than four minutes total. A short song may be substituted for a monologue. An accompanist will be provided, as well as a CD player. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. For more info, visit www.arizonatheatre.org.

SUMMER TALENT SHOWCASES – MAY 24 - Seth Bisen-Hersh is seeking talent for summer showcases. Performances held June-Aug. (Tue. & Wed. nights) at Don't Tell Mama in NYC. No fees. No pay provided. Seeking—Musical Theater Performers: who want more exposure and experience in front of a live audience, performers sing two songs and do patter in-between. Note: Industry guests are encouraged and comped. Producer states: "Agents have signed talent before. As of this June, Seth Bisen-Hersh has produced, accompanied and emceed over 200 showcases featuring almost 700 performers, including at least six who have performed on Broadway." Auditions held by appointment only May 24. More auditions will be scheduled if demand exists. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to seth@sethbh.com. For more info, visit www.sethbh.com, for an interview visit http://broadwayblogspot.com/GL8_SethBH.html, and to see what showcases are and why and how they enrich actors' craft, visit http://oneproducerinthecity.typepad.com/one_producer_in_the_city/2011/01/guest-blog-25-the-importance-of-cabaret.html.

'JUMPING JACK FLASH' & 'BEATLES VS. STONES' – LATE MAY – ORANGE COUNTY - La Jolla Booking Agency is casting Jumping Jack Flash and Beatles vs. Stones "for one of the world's leading Rolling Stones tribute groups. The show plays in performing arts centers, theatres, and large clubs. This is a dream gig for the right bloke!" Performances are ongoing throughout the U.S. Professional pay, meals, and travel provided. Seeking—“Mick Jagger” (Alternate): 21-45, 140-155 lbs., 5'6"-5'10", lean, fit, youthful appearance, qualified professional entertainer, long-term position as an alternate to the group's "Mick Jagger," must be capable of engaging an audience of up to 7,000 and command a stage in the manner of Mick Jagger, able to sing in the range of Jagger and mimic his tone, singing style, body and stage movement, work relentlessly for up to 90 minutes, must be "drug and drama free (no exceptions)," available for travel, holds a passport or is able to obtain one. Auditions held by appointment only late May in Orange County. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix, MP3s, and a description of what qualities make you right for the job to andy@lajollabooking.com. For more info, visit www.jjflash.biz.

'PIRATES OF PENZANCE' – MAY 26 - CAT of Corona is casting Pirates of Penzance, the classic operetta by Gilbert & Sullivan. Performances run Aug. 3-12 at the Summer Theater Festival in Corona CA. No pay. Seeking—All Roles Open: males and females, 16+. Auditions held by appointment only May 26 at 2pm. Bring a CD/iPod accompaniment to sing any song of your own choosing. Dance auditions to follow. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call 951/279-2298. Callbacks held May 27.

'FOOTLOOSE' – MAY 26 & 28 – COVINA - Covina Center for the Performing Arts is casting Footloose. Producer states: "One of the most explosive movie musicals in recent memory bursts onto the live stage with exhilarating results...with its Oscar and Tony-nominated top 40 score and dynamic new songs for the stage musical. When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. What he isn't prepared for are the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing instituted by the local preacher, determined to exercise the control over the town's youth that he cannot command in his own home. When the reverend's rebellious daughter sets her sights on Ren, her roughneck boyfriend tries to sabotage Ren's reputation, with many of the locals eager to believe the worst about the new kid. The heartfelt story that emerges is of a father longing for the son he lost and of a young man aching for the father who walked out on him." Rehearsals start June 4. Performances run July 13-Aug. 19 at the Covina Center for the Performing Arts in Covina CA. Some pay provided. Seeking—“Ethel McCormack:” 40-50, Ren's mother; “Reverend Shaw Moore:” 40-50, the minister of Bomont; “Vi Moore:” 40-50, his wife; “Lulu Warnicker:” 35-60, Ren's aunt; “Wes Warnicker:” 35-60, her husband; “Coach Roger Dunbar:” 40-60, the high school gym teacher; “Eleanor Dunbar:” 40-60, his wife; “A Cop:” 25+; “Betty Blast:” 60+, the owner of The Burger Blast; “Cowboy Bob:” 25+, the lead vocalist at the Bar-B-Que; Townspeople. Auditions held May 26 at 1pm and May 28 at 7pm at the Covina Center for the Performing Arts (104 N. Citrus Ave., Covina). Prepare 16 bars of a ballad preferably from musical theater. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, visit www.covinacenter.com. Callbacks held May 30.

'LOVE MY TRUCK DRIVIN' MAN' – MAY 27 & 29 – ONTARIO - Greenland Holler Theatre Company is casting and seeking crew for Love My Truck Drivin' Man, "a musical show which entertains over-the-road truckers at one of the largest truck stops in the country, while an on-site dog adoption program for dogs in danger of facing death takes place." Note: Filming will also take place to create a documentary and a reality TV show. Rehearsals start June 5. Performances start July 1 and are ongoing in Ontario CA. Possible pay, copy, and credit provided. Seeking—“Bob:” male, 29-40, cowboy, shy, plays guitar; “Dora:” female, 45-55, plain but wears big glitter-dos in hair, waitress, quirky; “George:” male, 55-72, strong personality, veteran trucker, story teller, loves women; “Cathy:” female, 50-60, heavy build, short hair, loves men and 50s music; “Ken:” male, 45-55, big guy, loves overalls, trucker, personable, just married third wife; “Paula:” female, 40-50, wears overalls, Ken's wife, divorced two times, loves animals; “Dean:” male, 40-55, think Danny DeVito, trucker, tells jokes, proud of job and family; “Tara:” female, 40-55, long hair, plain, rough around the edges, coal miner's daughter type, has 10 kids with Dean, loves to sing, great heart; “Matt:” boy, 8-10, Dean and Tara's son, wants to be a trucker like dad and grandpa, loves toy trucks; “Mario:” boy, 14-15, Dean and Tara's son, show-off, wants to be a country music star, plays guitar and video games; “Maria:” girl, 10-12, Dean and Tara's daughter, wants to be a vet, studies hard, takes care of animals in truck, innocent and sweet. Note: Must be triple-threat performers. Auditions held by appointment only May 27 & 29 from 2pm-6pm at TravelCenters of America - East, Ontario. To schedule an audition appointment, email susannespirit@mac.com. For more info, visit www.susannespirit.com or www.musicaltruckindogs.com. Callbacks held June 3.

EQUITY, 'MURDER BALLAD' – MAY 28 - New York Stage and Film (Poughkeepsie NY) is casting Murder Ballad. Synopsis: "A love triangle gone wrong, Murder Ballad centers on Sara, an upper West side mom who seems to have it all, but whose downtown past lingers enticingly and dangerously in front of her. This sexy, explosive, new rock musical explores the complications of love, the compromises we make, and the small betrayals that can ultimately undo us." Juliana Nash & Julia Jordan, writers; Rehearsals begin July 17; on book presentations run July 27-29 in Poughkeepsie NY. $265 min./wk., plus roundtrip transportation, housing, and pension/health provided. Equity SPT 3 Contract. Seeking—“Sara:” mid-to-late 30s, upper West side mom who can't quite leave her rock n' roll wild-child past behind, vital, sexy, and a little tough, warm and funny mother and wife, unfussy, has a reckless streak and a yearning for the excitement of her youth, a complicated woman; Narrator: 30s, female, soulful, sometimes wry observer, woman with a story to tell and the charisma to draw us in, but there's a large and surprising well of passion beneath her affable demeanor; “Michael:” mid-to-late 30s, a kind man, a good dad, the one you marry, handsome, content, a calming presence, happy and proud of the life he and Sara have built together, the kind of guy who usually takes the high road, but when he's pushed off it, is capable of explosive anger; “Tom:” mid-to-late 30s, sexy, charismatic bar owner, 100% downtown, not necessarily a bad guy but certainly a bad boy, very cool customer, lives life in the moment. Casting Note: "Seeking real rock n' roll voices, also performers from outside the musical theatre box for all roles." Equity principal auditions held May 28 from 10:30am-2pm at Theatre Row Studios (411 W. 41^st St., Studio 5, NYC). Prepare a brief pop/rock song. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'PUMP BOYS & DINETTES' – MAY 29 – GREENE - Chenango River Theatre (Greene NY) is casting Pump Boys & Dinettes. Foley, Hardwick, Monk, Morgan, Schimmel, & Wann, writers; Rehearses Aug. 6-22; runs Aug. 23-Sep. 16, 2012 (Thu.-Sun.) in Greene NY. $237 min./wk., plus housing and transportation provided to out-of-area actors. Equity SPT Contract. Seeking—“Jackson:” 25-50, plays lead or rhythm guitar, sings, lover boy; “Jim:” 25-50, plays lead or rhythm guitar, sings, storyteller, philosopher; “L.M.:” 25-50, plays piano/accordion, sings, off-beat, girls like him; “Eddie:” 25-50, plays bass, no solo singing, has bad boy appeal; Prudie Cupp and Rhetta Cupp: 25-45, sisters, waitresses at Double Cupp Diner who sing/dance. Note: Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend. Equity principal auditions held by appointment May 29 from 4pm-8pm at Chenango River Theatre (991 State Highway 12, Greene NY). For an appointment in Greene NY, call 607/656-8778. Equity members without appointments will be seen throughout the audition day, as time permits. EPA rules are in effect; a monitor will be provided. All but the Cupp Sisters: Sing a brief song (preferably from the show), accompanying yourself on the appropriate instrument (which you should bring). Cupp Sisters: Sing a song, preferably from the show. Bring sheet music; accompanist provided. All: Also prepare a brief monologue. Monologues should be from a contemporary American comedy from 1950 or later. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Always bring your Equity membership card to auditions. For more info, visit www.chenangorivertheatre.org.

EQUITY, 'FORBIDDEN BROADWAY' – MAY 29 - Producers are casting the new off-Broadway edition of Forbidden Broadway. Performs at The 47th Street Theatre in NYC. Professional pay provided. Equity Off-Broadway "A" Contract. Seeking—Actors Who Sing: two males and two females, 20s-40s, seeking trained legit singers with comic ability. Note: Producers may ask for impressions; a familiarity with the following personalities may be of help to your audition—Women: Audra McDonald, Bernadette Peters, Elaine Stritch, Elena Roger, Judy Garland, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Ethel Merman, Julie Andrews, etc. Men: Ricky Martin, Neil Patrick Harris, Andrew Rannells, Josh Gad, Tony Sheldon, Hugh Jackman, Nick Jonas, Norm Lewis, etc. Casting personnel state: "We need people who are fearless and willing to jump into absurd situations. Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend." Equity principal auditions held May 29 from 10am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-6pm at the Theatre at St. Clements (423 W. 46^th St., between 9^th & 10^th Aves., NYC). Prepare one uptempo, traditional musical theater song (showing vocal range) or one comic song. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. If unable to attend EPA, send pix & résumés to Michael Cassara Casting, 333 W. 39^th St., Ste. #601A, NYC 10018, Attn: FB.

'PIRATE'S DINNER ADVENTURE' – MAY 29 – BUENA PARK - Announcing casting for Pirate's Dinner Adventure. Performances are ongoing in Buena Park. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Treasure: female, 18-40, the Captain's knife wielding rope swinging fiery wife, strong actor with a commanding stage presence, not afraid of heights, soprano belt to F; “Katherine:” female, 18-35, strong acting ability, not afraid of heights, modern day archeologist who stumbles upon a cursed pirate ship that reappears once every hundred years, soprano belt to F. Note: Casting part-time and sub positions with open/flexible availability nights and weekends. Auditions held by May 29 at 1pm at Pirate's Dinner Adventure (7600 Beach Blvd, Buena Park). Auditions will consist of a cold read, 16 bars of singing and a simple strength test. Bring pix & résumés. To request music tracks and sides, email entpda@yahoo.com.

'HATS!' – MAY 29 – FONTANA - Stargazer Productions is casting Hats!. Rehearsals start early June. Performances run July 21-29 at the Center Stage Theatre in Fontana CA. Some pay provided. Seeking—Lady: mid-to late 70s; Maryanne's Mother: widow and loving grandmother; Baroness: 52, divorcee, Texan, affluent corporate success; Contessa: late 50s, Latino, packed with attitude and a tendency to exaggerate, married; Dame: mid-50s, an empty-nester, wife and mother of three; Duchess: 65, African-American, big-boned with sass and ego, great marriage; Princess: late 50s to early 60s, breast cancer survivor, divorcee, absentminded and forever optimistic; Maryanne: 49, teacher, married, struggling with her impending 50th birthday. Auditions held by appointment only May 29 at 7:30pm at the theater 8463 Sierra Ave., Fontana. Prepare 32 bars of a musical piece. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Be prepared to move. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call 909/429-7469 ext. 223. For more info, email brianb@centerstagefontana.com or visit www.centerstagefontana.com.

EQUITY, ‘SOMETHING'S AFOOT' – MAY 29 - Goodspeed Opera House (East Haddam CT) is casting Something's Afoot. Synopsis: "Set in 1935, a murder mystery musical that spoofs detective stories." James McDonald, David Vos, & Robert Gerlach, music, book, & lyrics; Rehearsals begin Sep. 11; runs through Dec. 9 in East Haddam CT. $765 min./wk. Equity LORT Non-Rep Contract. Seeking—“Clive:” 30-50, over-worked widow butler of the late Lord Rancour; elegant and distinguished, the classic butler type, bass; “Lettie:” 21-30, saucy new cockney maid of the late Lord Rancour, salt of the earth, witty and spirited, alto; “Flint:” 40-60, cockney "gripper" handyman of the late Lord Rancour, tenor; “Hope Langdon:” 20-25, ingénue and daughter of Lady Grace Manley-Prowe and Colonel Gillweather, quirky ingenue who is almost infuriatingly and relentlessly lovely, in on the joke of playing the classic ingénue, yet with sincerity, soprano; “Dr. Grayburn:” 40-60, family doctor, proper, asphyxiated by gas concealed in telephone, tenor; “Nigel Rancour:” 21-35, black sheep and nephew of the late Lord Rancour, dashing and debonair, a bit oily and shifty, driven by greed, dissolute, tenor; “Lady Grace Manley-Prowe:” 40-65, posing as the French Grande Dame and discovered to be ex-wife to the late Lord Rancour, aristocratic carriage conceals hidden motives and a surprising streak of passion and lust, alto; “Miss Tweed:” 40-60, elderly amateur detective and artist, Miss Marple-type, natural leader, shrewdly intelligent, intuitive and observant, strong-willed, feisty and not easily intimidated, a twinkle in her eye, soprano; “Geoffrey:” 19-26, the uninvited guest, a college student, the juvenile, seemingly innocent and earnest but with enough mystery to keep us guessing, tenor. Casting Note: "The cast is a set of British stock characters typically found in the works of Agatha Christie. Seeking a unique company of inventive and fearless actors with strong comedic abilities. Submit only if you are right for one or more roles and free to work during the contract dates." Auditions held by appointment only the week of May 29 in NYC. To schedule an appointment, submit pix & résumés via Back Stage. Include "Something's Afoot - AEA Member – Role of ______" in your cover letter. Put the role you are submitting for in the blank. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these particular auditions.

EQUITY, FIRESIDE THEATRE – MAY 29 – CHICAGO - Fireside Theatre (Fort Atkinson WI) is casting Hello, Dolly! (rehearsals begin Aug. 6; runs Aug. 23-Oct. 21), and Scrooge, The Musical (rehearsals begin Oct. 8; runs Oct. 25-Dec. 23). Rehearsals and performances will be held in Fort Atkinson WI. $568 min./wk. Equity Special Agreement.
   For Hello, Dolly! seeking—“Dolly Levi:” 35-50, the quintessential matchmaker, warm, full of life, strong commanding stage presence, strong singer who moves well, with great comic ability; “Horace Vandergelder:” 40s-50s, comic character man, gruff, stubborn, easily agitated, good singer who moves well; “Cornelius Hackl:” 30s, head clerk at the Vandergelder's feed store, energetic, enthusiastic, and seeking the adventure he's never had, good singer who dances and has strong comic ability; “Barnaby Tucker:” late teens-early 20s, assistant to Cornelius at the feed store, naïve, wide-eyed, eager, loyal follower, good singer with strong dancing ability; “Irene Molloy:” late 20s-30s, owns the hat shop, a widow, beautiful, smart, classy, adventurous, strong soprano, good dancer, able to do comedy; “Ambrose Kemper:” early 20s, struggling artist, good-natured, accommodating, wants to marry Ermengarde, good singer, strong dancer; “Ermengarde:” early 20s, Horace's niece, high-strung, wants to marry Ambrose, good singer, strong dancer. Note: The following role is CAST, seeking an understudy who will be part of the ensemble—“Minnie Fay:” late teens-early 20s, Irene's assistant, naive, fresh, a little straight-laced but secretly looking for adventure, a good singer, very strong dancer who can handle comedy.
   For Scrooge, The Musical seeking—“Ebenezer Scrooge:” late 40s+, the ultimate miser, bitter, misanthropic, but capable of a miraculous transformation into a man of good cheer, good singer who can handle comedy; “Bob Cratchit:” 30s, Scrooge's clerk, warm, loving, family man with a large heart, good singer; “Jacob Marley:” 40s-50s, Scrooge's deceased business partner, much the same character as Scrooge; “Young Ebenezer:” 20s, a younger version of Scrooge before he became bitter, hopeful, friendly, full of fun, a good singer who moves well; “Fred:” late 20s, Scrooge's nephew, very much like young Ebenezer, a good singer; “Fezziwig:” 40s, comic character man, merry, full of life, warm, traditionally a bit rotund, good singer who moves very well; “Isabel:” early 20s, beautiful young ingénue, sweet, optimistic, poor and content to be so, very good soprano who moves well; Ghost of Christmas Past: 20s, pretty young woman who seems wise beyond her years, kind-hearted; Ghost of Christmas Present: 30s-40s, larger-than-life character man, fun-loving, commanding, with a kind spirit, good singer who moves well; “Tom Jenkins:” late 20s-30s, street merchant, energetic, friendly, clever, very good singer and dancer; Mrs. Fezziwig, Mrs. Cratchit, and Mrs. Dilber: late 30s-40s, warm, fun-loving, must sing and dance well.
   Equity principal auditions held May 29 from 10am-4pm at the Actors' Equity Building (557 W. Randolph St., Chicago IL). To schedule an appointment, call the Equity office beginning May 22 at 312/641-0406, 9:30am-12:30pm & 3pm-4:30pm only. EPA rules are in effect; Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare a short song in the style of the shows; singing from either show is acceptable. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

'FIDDLER ON THE ROOF' – MAY 29 OR 30 – TORRANCE - Torrance Theatre Company is casting Fiddler on the Roof. Rehearsals start June 18 at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center. Performances run Aug. 11-25 at the James Armstrong Theatre in Torrance CA. No pay. Seeking—“Tevye:” 40-55, comic, earnest, wise father, baritone; “Golde:” 40-55, Tevye's strong-willed wife, mezzo-soprano; “Tzeitel:” 19, eldest daughter, mezzo-soprano; “Hodel:” 18, next eldest daughter, mezzo-soprano; “Chava:” 16, middle daughter, mezzo-soprano; “Motel:” 20s, baritone/tenor; “Perchik:” 20s, baritone; “Yente:” 50s, meddling matchmaker, alto; “Lazar Wolf:” 40-60, baritone; “Fruma-Sara:” 35-60, mezzo-soprano; “Grandma Tzeitel:” 50s, mezzo-soprano; “Fyedka:” 20s, tenor; Two Girls: 10-12; Rabbi: 50s, baritone; “Mendel:” 20s, baritone; Bottle Dancers: male, 20-35, strong dance skills; Villagers: of all ages; Russians Soldiers: all vocal ranges. Auditions held by appointment only May 29 or May 30 from 7pm-10:30pm at the Torrance Cultural Arts Center (3330 Civic Center Dr., Torrance). Note: Everyone will dance at 7pm with singing auditions to follow. Prepare 16 bars and bring marked sheet music. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, email casting@torrancetheatrecompany.com. For more info, visit www.torrancetheatrecompany.com.

'JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING TECHNICOLOR DREAMCOAT' – MAY 29 & 31 - Contra Costa Musical Theatre is casting Andrew Lloyd Webber's Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Rehearsals start mid-Aug. Performances run Oct. 12-Nov. 10 at the Lesher Center for the Arts in Walnut Creek CA. Small stipend provided for all adults. Seeking—All Roles Open: males and females 18+ and boys and girls 7-14. Note: CCMT is committed to non-traditional casting. One AEA guest artist contract may be available. Auditions held by appointment only May 29 & 31 from 6pm-6:30pm for children and 6:30pm-9:30pm for adults. Prepare 32 bars of a pop, rock or Broadway song. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. No tapes or a cappella. Children can download music from www.ccmt.org to prepare. To schedule an audition appointment, visit www.ccmt.org. Callbacks held June 2.

'GO GO BEACH' – MAY 30 DEADLINE f/JUNE 2 & 4 - College of the Canyons is casting the West Coast premiere of Go Go Beach, part of the Festival of New American Musicals. Rehearsals start June 11. Performances run July 26-29 at the Santa Clarita Performing Arts Center in Valencia CA. No pay. Seeking—Males (4): 17-25; Older Male: 45+; Females (6): 17-25; Ensemble. Auditions held by appointment only June 2 at 12noon and June 4 at 7pm at College of the Canyons. Prepare 16-32 bars of a musical theatre or 1960s song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. No CDs. Dress to move. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés by May 30 to music91390@yahoo.com. Note: Participants must enroll in TH 193: Summer Theatre Workshop. $120 tuition fee required. For more info, visit www.canyons.edu/departments/theatre. Callbacks held June 5.

EQUITY, PIONEER THEATRE CO. SEASON – MAY 31 - Pioneer Theatre Company (Salt Lake City UT) is casting its 2012-13 season including: In the Heights (Rehearsals begin Aug. 20; runs Sep. 14-29, 2012); Of Mice and Men (Rehearsals begin Sep. 24; runs Oct. 19-Nov. 3, 2012); A Christmas Carol, the Musical (Rehearsals begin Nov. 5; runs Nov. 30-Dec. 15, 2012, with possible extension to Dec. 22); The Philadelphia Story (Rehearsals begin Dec. 17, 2012; runs Jan. 11-26, 2013); Clybourne Park (Rehearsals begin Jan. 21; runs Feb. 15-March 2, 2013); The Odd Couple (Rehearsals begin Feb. 25; runs March 22-April 6, 2013); and Les Miserables (Rehearsals begin April 4; runs May 3-June 1, 2013, with possible extension). Season rehearses and performs in Salt Lake City UT. $765/wk. Equity LORT B Contract. Seeking—All Roles: for all shows. Equity principal auditions held May 31 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare either a brief monologue (classical or contemporary) or a brief song or a one-minute monologue and 16 bars of a song. If singing, bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. If unable to attend, send pix & résumés to Rich Cole, 648 Broadway, Ste. 912, NYC 10012. No phone calls, visits, or emails.

‘THE BURNT PART BOYS’ – JUNE & JULY – CHICAGO - Griffin Theatre Company is casting the Midwest premiere of The Burnt Part Boys, a Blue Grass musical. Chris Miller, music; Nathan Tysen, lyrics; Mariana Elder, book; Rehearsals begin Sep. 10; runs Nov. 12-Dec. 23 (with a possible extension through Jan. 26, 2012). Pay. Seeking—“Pete:” male, 14-17, strong, imaginative and quiet; “Dusty:” male, 14-17, socially awkward and tends to talk too much; “Frances:” female, 14-19, a scruffy tomboy who has, for the last year, lived on her own in the woods; “Jake:” male, 20-26, athletic, confident, brooding, intense; “Chet:” athletic, confident, easy-going, smart-ass; Miners: males, 20-50. Auditions in June and July in Chicago IL. To apply, submit pix & résumés via Back Stage.

'HEDWIG AND THE ANGRY INCH' – EARLY JUNE – BOSTON & NYC - Rose Tinted Productions is casting Hedwig and the Angry Inch. Rehearsals begin early Aug.; runs Aug. 13, 14, 20, & 21 at Club Oberon in Boston MA (with possible extension and future venues). Some pay provided. Seeking—“Hedwig:” male to play a male to female transsexual, excellent actor with an East German accent, glam/punk rock tenor, some dance/movement skills preferred; “Yitzhak:” female to play a female to male transsexual, rock alto, excellent actress with an Eastern European accent; The Angry Inch: Hedwig's band, four musicians with some interaction in the show, piano, bass guitar, drums. Note: Especially seeking a Boston area band for The Angry Inch, but producers will accept individual submissions as well. Auditions held by appointment only in early June in Boston and NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to HedwigBostonCasting@gmail.com. Include which city you're based out of in your submission.

EQUITY, 'PUMP BOYS & DINETTES' – JUNE 1 DEADLINE f/JUNE 11 - Chenango River Theatre (Greene NY) is casting Pump Boys & Dinettes. Rehearses Aug 6-22; runs Aug 23-Sep. 16, in Greene NY. Equity members receive $237/wk., plus housing, health, pension, and travel; non-Equity performers receive a flat fee of $750-$1,000 for the run, plus travel and housing. Equity SPT Contract. Seeking—“Jackson:” 25-50, plays lead or rhythm guitar, sings, lover boy; “Jim:” 25-50, plays lead or rhythm guitar, sings, storyteller, philosopher; “L.M.:” 25-50, plays piano/accordion, sings, off-beat, girls like him; “Eddie:” 25-50, plays bass, no solo singing, has bad boy appeal; Prudie and Rhetta: 25-45, sisters, waitresses at Double Cupp Diner who sing/dance. Note: Casting three Equity and three non-Equity performers (EMC points available). Auditions held by appointment only June 11 in NYC. No agent/manager submissions. To schedule an appointment, send headshot & résumé to CRT, PO Box 584, Greene NY 13778. Online samples of work, videos, websites, etc. will not be reviewed. Emailed pix & résumé attachments (one page each only) must be titled with last name only (ie "Smith headshot", "Smith résumé"); email to info@chenangorivertheatre.org. Submission deadline is June 1. No phone calls. For full descriptions, visit www.chenangorivertheatre.org.

'WEST SIDE STORY' – JUNE 2 – SANTA FE SPRINGS - Santa Fe Springs Community Playhouse is casting West Side Story. Performances run Aug. 9-18 at the playhouse in Santa Fe Springs CA. No pay. Seeking—All Roles Open. Auditions held June 2 at 10am at the Santa Fe Theatre (10400 Orr & Day Rd., Santa Fe Springs). Prepare 24-32 bars of an up-tempo or ballad from the musical theater genre but not from the show. No CDs or a cappella; an accompanist will be provided. Be prepared to sing scales or intervals to display range. Be prepared to move (except Officer Krupke, Detective Schrank, Doc, and Gladhand); come dressed accordingly and bring appropriate shoes. Bring calendar with conflicts. Pictures will be taken at audition. Bring pix & résumés if available. For more info, www.sfscp.org. Callbacks held June 3.

'CINDERELLA' – JUNE 2 – UPLAND - The Grove Family Theatre is casting Disney's Cinderella. Rehearsals start June 12. Performances run Aug. 11-19 at the theater in Upland CA. No pay. Seeking—All Roles Open. Auditions held June 2 from 10am-2pm at the theatre (276 E. 9^th St., Upland). Prepare 16 bars of a Disney song. Be prepared to read and dance if asked. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, visit www.grovetheatre.com.

SBMT 2012-13 SEASON – JUNE 2 & 3 – SARATOGA - South Bay Musical Theatre is casting 2012-13 season, to include Anything Goes, music & lyrics by Cole Porter, book by P.G. Wodehouse, Howard Lindsay, and Russel Crouse (perf. Sep. 15-Oct. 6); Promises, Promises, music by Burt Bacharach, lyrics by Hal David, book by Neil Simon, (perf. Jan. 26-Feb. 16, 2013); Funny Girl, music by Jule Styne, lyrics by Bob Merrill, book by Isobel Lennart (perf. May 18-June 8, 2013). Playing at the Saratoga Civic Theatre in Saratoga CA. No pay. Seeking—All Roles Open. Auditions held by appointment only June 2 from 1pm-5pm and June 3 from 6pm-10pm at the theater (13777 Fruitvale Ave., Saratoga). Prepare 16-32 bars of a song that shows voice and range. Bring sheet music in your key. An accompanist will be provided. No recordings or a cappella. To schedule an audition appointment, visit www.mysignup.com/sbmt_auditions. For character breakdowns, visit www.southbaymt.com. For more info, call 480/266-4734 or email auditions@southbaymt.com.

'ALICE--THE MUSICAL' – JUNE 2 & 3 – PACIFICA - Pacifica Spindrift Players is casting Alice--The Musical. Henry Sellenthin, writer/dir. Performances run Aug. 8-Sep. 9 at the theater in Pacifica CA. No pay. Seeking—“Alice:” 18-32, dance and tap a plus, soprano; Narrator: female, 40-60, no dancing required, soprano with alto tendencies; Cheshire Cat: male or female, good comedic timing, must sing, good movement; Caterpillar: male or female, exotic sounding, good movement, must sing; Queen of Hearts: confident, alto belt; Dodo Bird: male or female, must sing, medium range; Mad Hatter: comic timing required, must sing; Cook and Duchess: dancing ability a plus, these roles will double as Cards and Flowers; Children/Young Adults: to play Field Mouse, White Rabbit, March Hare, Door Mouse and Alice's Sister. Auditions held June 2 from 10am-4pm and June 3 from 6pm-9pm at the theater (1050 Crespi Dr., Pacifica). Prepare a song and be prepared to cold read. Submit pix & résumés via Back Stage. For more info, call 650/359-8002 or visit www.pacificaspindriftplayers.com/season/auditions.html. Callbacks held June 4.

FRINGE 2012, 'KRIEP' – JUNE 4 - Sam Belich (writer-prod.) is casting and seeking staff for KRiEp, a Grusical in 7 Deadly Scenes. Rehearses July 9-Aug. 10; runs Aug. 10-26 as part of the 2012 NYC Fringe Festival. Possible pay, plus copy and credit provided. Seeking—“Jake:” Jeremiah as a middle-aged man, doubles as Father Diomedes, D.A. Cross, and Gentleman Caller, bari-tenor, dancer (theatre/tap); “Jerry:” Jeremiah as young man, strong singer (tenor), dancer (ballet/tap); “Jak:” Jeremiah as a youth, adolescent-looking, strong singer (high tenor), dance (ballet/tap, some tumbling would be great); “Momma K.:” female, 45, Kriep's mother, doubles as Dani Rankor, also in ensemble, strong singer with low belt; “Detective Louis Caccia:” male, 30, tough cop-type, also in ensemble; “Dr. Irena Sirene:” female, 30, forensic psychiatrist, also in ensemble; Female Ensemble: two women, one first soprano, one second soprano, both dance (theatre/tap); Male Ensemble: two men, one baritone, one bass, both dance (theatre/tap). Auditions held by appointment after June 4. For an appointment, email pix, résumés, and other materials to allein@nyc.rr.com. For more info, visit www.theeglantine.com/KRIEP.html.

EQUITY, 'I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE' – JUNE 4 – N. HOLLYWOOD - Cosmopolitan Cabaret, California Musical Theatre is casting I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. Rehearsals start Sep. 11. Performances run Sep. 26-Dec. 16 at the cabaret in Sacramento CA. $422-509/wk. plus housing and per diem. Equity Cabaret Contract. Seeking—All Principal Roles Open: two males and two females, late 20s-early 40s, any ethnicity, versatile actors and singers with range who move very well and are comfortable playing multiple roles. Note: California Musical Theatre actively solicits women and minorities for non-traditional casting opportunities. Equity principal auditions held June 4 from 10am-4pm (1pm-1:40pm break) at Screenland Studios (10501 Burbank Blvd., N. Hollywood). EPA Rules are in effect. A monitor will be provided. Prepare one contemporary, comedic musical theatre song in the style of the show. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, visit www.californiamusicaltheatre.com or www.cosmopolitancabaret.com.

UPDATED 'HAIR,' SINGERS, NAT'L TOUR – JUNE 4 & 5 - Big League Productions, in association with Troika Entertainment, is casting the national touring production of Hair: The American Tribal Rock Musical. Gerome Ragni & James Rado, book & lyrics; Galt MacDermot, music; Rehearsals begin approx. Dec. 4; opens approx. Jan. 8, 2013 in Santa Barbara CA. $600/wk. for principal roles and $400 per week for ensemble roles, plus housing and per diem provided. Seeking—“Sheila:” 20s, a wild and dynamic activist with the political t-shirts and buttons to prove it, a student at NYU, her passionate involvement in things, be it causes or people, can be a source of humor for onlookers, obsessed with Berger, especially seeking women of diverse cultural backgrounds for this role; “Berger:” 20s, the more youthful-looking the better, bright, funny, loud, wild, playful, but serious underneath, charismatic and entertaining, loves to make people laugh, functions as the comic center of the show but goes from being a comic to a tragic figure at the end, this is a role for a performer with great comic and dramatic skills; “Claude:” 20s, Berger's best friend, gentle, the embodiment of the flower power ethos, a harmonious, ordered, balanced character, artistic, blissed-out, kind, funny, reads all the newspapsers and is concerned about the war and the state of the human condition, tolerant and open, loves everyone in the Tribe and provides them with an emotional center, obsessed with Sheila; “Woof:” 20s, the more youthful-looking the better, sexy, good-looking, masculine but with an androgynous quality, a free love nature freak granola boy, very much in his own world, a bit of a space cadet; “Hud:” male, 20s, African-American, has an energetic personality, is both intellectual and street hip, scans the New York Times and the East Village, at times is like a wise overseer; “Jeanie:” 20s, wears long hippie dresses, the earth mother of the group both figuratively and literally as she is pregnant, dry sense of humor, hippie freak granola woman, obsessed with Claude; “Dionne:” 20s, African-American, warm and compassionate, a strong presence with a strong sense of justice and irony; “Crissy:” late teens-early 20s to play as young as possible, the youngest Tribe member, pretty, innocent and vulnerable, loves the idea of the Tribe, her new chosen family; Father/Margaret Mead: 20s, young character actor to play an authoritarian Father and Margaret Mead, a befuddled female tourist who stumbles upon the Tribe members and is fascinated by their culture, must be a tenor. Casting director's note: "This show was created for, and we are seeking, a multicultural company. In some instances roles were created for actors of a specific ethnicity. In these cases it is noted in the character description. Please note that, as with the original production, some nudity will be a part of these performances. However, nudity is voluntary and is not a requirement for all cast members. There is no nudity required at the audition." Open singer calls for principal and ensemble roles held June 4 at 10am for female singers who move well & 3pm for male singers who move well and June 5 at 10am for male singers who move well & 2pm for female singers who wove well at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 17^th fl., NYC). Sign-ups begin an hour before each call. Prepare 16 bars of an uptempo pop or rock song from the 60's or 70's or a selection from Hair. Bring sheet music. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Dance callbacks held June 6 and additional callbacks held June 7 & 8.

EQUITY, 'STAY ON THE LINE: A ROCK MUSICAL' – JUNE 9 - STM Media is casting Stay on the Line: A Rock Musical, an original rock musical surrounding a group of young volunteers at a crisis hotline center. Producer states: "You take a pinch of Rent, add a few drops of Spring Awakening and add a hint of Glee and you get what will become the next big thing in musical theater. Also being developed as a television and web series. A one day shoot will be required for the web pilot." Rehearsals start August. Performances run Oct. for six weeks at a 99-seat theater TBD in L.A. Some pay provided. Equity 99-Seat Plan. Seeking—“Brian:” 18, Caucasian, innocent kid from the burbs; “Dani:” 18-20, Latina or Caucasian, street-smart tough girl; “Aaron:” 20-25, Caucasian, witty, smart, gay kid from an upper class family; “Veronica:” 25-35, Latina, sassy, brash girl from Boston; “Perry:” 25-30, Italian, short, tough guy from New York; “Jerome:” 30, African-American, Iraqi vet, good build, lovable with a dark side; “Shawna:” 30-40 African-American, mother figure to all at the crisis center; “Luca:” 25, Caucasian, pretty boy, singer/performer, Justin Timberlake wannabe; Ensemble Members (6-8): 20-30, any ethnicity or type. Note: All must sing, act and dance. Auditions held by appointment only June 9 from 10am for females & 1:30pm for males. Be prepared to dance and sing 32 bars. To schedule an audition appointment, email stmmedias@gmail.com. For more info on the show visit www.youtube.com/watch?v=X9thZ6Jhxw.

'BABES IN HOLLYWOOD' – JUNE 9 & 10 - Tabard Theatre Company is casting Babes in Hollywood. Rehearsals start February 2013. Performances run Apr. 12-May 5, 2013 at the Theatre on San Pedro Square in San Jose CA. Stipend provided. Seeking—Males (6): 18-66+, any ethnicity; Females (4): 18-66+, any ethnicity. Auditions held by appointment only June 9 & 10. Prepare 32 bars of a Broadway song in the style of or from the show. Be prepared to dance. To schedule an audition appointment, submit pix & résumés via Back Stage. Callbacks held June 10-11.

EQUITY, 'I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE' – JUNE 11 – SACRAMENTO - Cosmopolitan Cabaret, California Musical Theatre is casting I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change. Rehearsals start Sep. 11. Performances run Sep. 26-Dec. 16 at the cabaret in Sacramento CA. $422-509/wk. plus housing and per diem. Equity Cabaret Contract. Seeking—All Principal Roles Open: two males and two females, late 20s-early 40s, any ethnicity, versatile actors and singers with range who move very well and are comfortable playing multiple roles. Note: California Musical Theatre actively solicits women and minorities for non-traditional casting opportunities. Auditions held by appointment only June 11 from 6pm-10pm at the Cosmopolitan Cabaret Building (1000 K St., between 10^th and 11^th, Sacramento). A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition. Prepare one contemporary, comedic musical theatre song in the style of the show. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call 916/446-5880 ext. 117 on June 4 or 5 (12noon-4pm). For more info, visit www.californiamusicaltheatre.com or www.cosmopolitancabaret.com.

'MISS SAIGON' – JUNE 11 & 12 – CLAREMONT - Candlelight Pavilion is casting Miss Saigon. Rehearsals start mid-July. Performances run Aug. 24-Sep. 30 at the Candlelight Pavilion in Claremont CA. Some pay provided. Seeking—All Roles Open. Note: Those seeking the roles of Tam (boys and girls, Asian) and Ellen should not come to audition but should instead email pix & résumés. Auditions for all roles other than Ellen and Tam held June 11 & 12 at 7pm at the theater (455 W. Foothill Blvd., Claremont). Prepare 16 bars of an uptempo contemporary Broadway song, in the style of Miss Saigon, Les Miserables, and Jekyll and Hyde. Songs from the score okay, no classic Broadway-style selections. Be prepared to dance. Bring pix & résumés. For the roles of Ellen and Tam, email pix & résumés to john@candlelightpavilion.com. For more info, visit www.thecpdt.com. Callbacks held July 13.

'ZOMBIE VIXENS FROM HELL' – JUNE 22 – SAN FRANCISCO - Virago Theatre Company is casting Zombie Vixens from Hell, by John Byrd. Rehearsals start Aug. 26. Workshop runs Oct. 1-6 in East Bay. Performances run Oct. 12-Nov. 3 at The Phoenix in San Francisco CA. Stipend provided. Seeking—Male #1: 40-60, baritone; Male #2: 35-55, bass; Male #3: 21-35, tenor; Female #1: 35-55, mezzo; Female #2: 21-35, soprano; Female #3: 18-35, alto; Chorus/Dancers. Auditions held by appointment only June 22 at the ODC in San Francisco. Prepare 16 bars of two contrasting musical theatre songs. Up-tempo rock song preferred for females. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés to info@viragotheatre.org. For more info, and for sides (after June 15) visit www.zombievixensfromhell.com. Callbacks held June 24.

EQUITY, 'BEAUTY AND THE BEAST' – JULY 16 & 17 – PLEASANTON - Pacific Coast Repertory Theatre is casting Beauty and the Beast. Rehearsals start Oct. 9 (nonunion) and Oct. 22 (AEA). Performances run Nov. 2-18 at the Firehouse Arts Center in Pleasanton CA. Professional pay provided. Equity Guest Artist Contract. Seeking—Singers/Dancers/Actors: male and female, 18-66+, any ethnicity. Note: The role of Belle has been precast. One Equity Guest Artist Contract available. Auditions held by appointment only July 16 for AEA and July 17 for nonunion at the center (4444 Railroad Ave., Pleasanton). Prepare 32 bars in your key scored for piano. No CDs or taped accompaniment. Be prepared to move. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés to patparr@sbcglobal.net. Callbacks held July 23.

EQUITY, 'DOGFIGHT' - Second Stage Theatre is casting Dogfight, a new musical based on the 1991 Warner Bros. film and screenplay by Bob Comfort. Benj Pasek & Justin Paul, score; Peter Duchan, book; Rehearsals begin May 18; runs June 26-Sep. 2 in NYC. $736 min./wk. Equity Off-Broadway Contract. Seeking—“Eddie Birdlace:” male, 21, good-looking US Marine about to ship off to Vietnam in 1963, from Rochester, NY, careless, tough on the outside, but lonely and lost, somewhere between boy and man, contemporary tenor voice, chest voice to at least an A, must also be comfortable in mix, LEAD; “Rose Fenny:” female, 19, plain, homely, awkward exterior, inside, bursting with life, ideas, and passion, but scared to show it, a dreamer, works as a waitress in her mother's diner, has never left home, strong mix, but comfortable belting as well, needs to be comfortable in folk and pop styles, guitar skills a plus, but not required, LEAD; “Bernstein:” male, 20, Jewish, US Marine leaving for Vietnam, from Cleveland, OH, inexperienced when it comes to sex and life, quirky, energetic, genuine, solid contemporary baritenor, comfortable to F or G, a character voice would work in this role; “Boland:” male, 20s, US Marine leaving for Vietnam, Southern, handsome charmer/cad, doesn't worry too much about telling the truth, just getting by, can be overconfident and a bit insensitive, but always in the name of having fun, high, clear tenor; “Marcy:” female, late 20s-early 30s, brash, crass, trashy, no mind-to-mouth filter, role requires a great sense of over-the-top comedic timing, not pretty (nearly toothless), but knows how to do herself up when necessary, and probably makes a decent living as a prostitute, strong, high belt required, her voice is as strong as her personality; Fector/Hippie: male, early 20s, two-character track for one performer, Fector, US Marine leaving for Vietnam, not too bright, one of the guys, actor also plays a Hippie, high tenor with a B-flat, comfortable singing in tight harmony; Stevens/Others: male, early 20s, two-character track for one performer, Stevens, US Marine leaving for Vietnam, judge of the dogfight, cocky, actor also plays a snooty Waiter and a Hippie, contemporary tenor voice, though he could be baritone, comfortable singing in tight harmony. Note: Seeking submissions for the above roles only. For consideration, email pix & résumés via Back Stage.

ARIZONA BROADWAY THEATRE 2011-2012 SEASON - Arizona Broadway Theatre is casting the remainder of its 2011-2012 Season, including Grease (May 21-July 15), Will Rogers Follies (July 16-Sep. 1) & The Odd Couple (Aug. 20-Oct. 7). Performances run at the Arizona Broadway Theatre in Peoria AZ. Pay provided; AEA contract considered for the role of Will Rogers only.
   For Grease seeking—“Sandy Dumbroski:” female, soprano, 18-25, lead, Danny's love interest, sweet, wholesome, naive, cute, submission should include a cutting from Raining on Prom Night; “Kenickie:” male, baritone, 18-25, Grease lead, second-in-command of the Burger Palace Boys; tough-looking, tattooed, surly, avoids any show of softness, has an off-beat sense of humor, submission should include a cutting from Greased Lightning.
   For The Will Rogers Follies seeking—“Will Rogers:” male, baritone, 30-50, star of the Ziegfeld Follies, strong, charismatic, able to entertain the audience with a natural and calming charm, and a grand twinkle in his eyes, knowledge of rope tricks and ability to play guitar a plus, submission should include material from the show, including video of rope tricks.
   To apply, submit pix, résumés & video links ASAP via Back Stage or call 623/776-8400.

'BEEHIVE' - Penn State Centre Stage is casting Beehive, the 60's musical. Rehearsals begin May 21; runs June 8-23, with a possible extension through June 30, at the Penn State Downtown Theatre Centre in State College PA. U/RTA,Tier II; $554/week. Seeking—“Wanda:” the "voice" of the show, narrator, Alto; “Jasmine:” lighter tone, Soprano; “Gina:” gospel-type voice, high Mezzo belter. Note: All should be good singer/actor/dancers, and all must be comfortable with audience participation, have distinctive personalities, and be able to step into "back-up" mode. They must also be fantastic musicians able to hold and learn parts. All characters will dance/move. Auditions held by appointment. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to beehiveauditions@mail.com. Prepare 32 bars of a 60s song; songs from the show are acceptable. Come prepared with your book. The director may ask for something else to show acting range.

POST PLAYHOUSE SEASON - Post Playhouse (Crawford NE) is casting its 2012 season including: Oklahoma! (opens June 1), Godspell (opens June 8), Grease (opens June 22), A Year With Frog and Toad (opens July 7), and a cabaret show (opens July 5). Contracts run May 21-Aug. 12; shows run in repertory through Aug. 12 at Fort Robinson State Park in Crawford NE. Professional pay, plus lodging provided. Seeking—Male Track #1: plays Danny, Jeffery, Fred, and performs in the cabaret; Male Track #2: plays Doody, Jesus, Slim, and performs in the cabaret; Male Track #3: plays Johnny C., Teen Angel, Lamar, Will, and Snail; Male Track #4: plays Kenicki, Ensemble Member in Godspell, Curley, and performs in the cabaret; Track #5: plays Eugene, Ensemble Member in Godspell, Cord, and Frog; Male Track #6: plays Sonny, John the Baptist/Judas, Ike, and performs in the cabaret; Male Track #7: plays Roger, Herb, Jud, and performs in the cabaret; Female Track #1: plays Sandy, Peggy, Ellen, and performs in the cabaret; Female Track #2: plays Rizzo, Gilmer, Kate, and performs in the cabaret; Female Track #3: plays Frenchy, Joanne, Sylvie, and Bird One; Female Track #4: plays Marty, Robin, Aggie, and performs in the cabaret; Female Track #5: plays Jan, Ensemble Member in Godspell, Ado Annie, and performs in the cabaret; Female Track #6: plays Patty, Ensemble Member in Godspell, Laurie, and performs in the cabaret; Female Track #7: plays Cha Cha, Sonya, Gertie, and Bird Two (possible choreography). Email pix & résumés and video clips to tom@postplayhouse.com. For more information, visit www.postplayhouse.com.

'ROWDYS,' WORKSHOP - Pinwheel Productions is casting Rowdys, a contemporary testosterone dramedy workshop "for future theatrical and film production," in which five competitive cousins from Queens engage in reckless behavior as their parents go bankrupt. Workshop starts early June in L.A. No pay. Seeking—Caucasian Males: to play 16-28, Italian-American and Irish-American from Queens, New York, stage fighting, singing, and dancing abilities are a plus, some characters will appear shirtless in fighting scenes. Email pix & résumés to pinwheelprods@gmail.com.

'ALL SHOOK UP' - Western Star Productions and Pines Dinner Theatre (Allentown, PA) are casting All Shook Up. Rehearsals begin June 3; runs June 15-Aug. 19 in Allentown PA. Pay provided for all roles; housing provided for some roles. Seeking—“Chad:” early-to-mid 20s, rock baritenor voice, great-looking, motorcycle-driving, leather-jacketed roustabout; “Miss Sandra:” early-to-mid 20s, mezzo with belt, the town's beautiful, intellectual museum curator. Note: All roles required some dancing/moving. Email pix & résumés to casting@pinesdinnertheatre.com or send to Western Star Productions, LLC, 131 Howard Ave., Hamburg PA 19526 Attn: Casting. Include any online audition links if available.

RED HOUSE ARTS CENTER, Inc. in Syracuse NY is seeking submissions for its upcoming 2012/2013 Theatre Season. The season is as follows: Summer Shows, June 3-Aug 24 include: The Tempest, Side Show, Into the Woods; Fall Shows include: The Fantasticks (Aug. 30–Sep. 8); Assassins (Oct. 4–Oct. 13); Hairspray (Nov. 29–Dec. 15); Baltimore Waltz/Wit (Jan. 17–Feb. 2 in repertory); Noises Off (Mar. 28-Apr. 6); Our Town (May 3 – 12). Casting is non traditional and color blind. Headshots and resumes should be sent to casting@theredhouse.org.

EQUITY, 'CAROUSEL' - Sierra Repertory Theatre (Sonora CA), a professional theatre in Northern California, is immediately casting a role in Rodgers & Hammerstein's Carousel. Rehearsals begin June 5; performs June 29-Aug. 19 in Sonora CA. $275/wk., plus lodging & travel stipend provided. EMC points (11 total) available to those eligible. Nonunion. Seeking—“Enoch Snow:” male, 27-40, Caucasian, strong legit tenor, character type, ideally pleasantly plump and on the short side but open to all physical types, fisherman and future tycoon, has his whole life planned out including his entire life with Carrie, looks and acts like a jolly sort but is actually extremely rigid in his practicality and no-nonsense attitude. To be considered, send pix & résumés ASAP to artistic@sierrarep.org. For more info, visit www.sierrarep.org.

'HAIRSPRAY' - Tri-County Performing Arts Center is casting Hairspray, a musical. Performances run June 7-23 in Pottstown PA. No pay, but travel stipend may be available for certain roles, depending on location. Seeking—“Motormouth Maybelle:” female, African-American, belter, described as "big, blonde and beautiful" “Link Larkin:” male, looks 17-20, Caucasian, heartthrob, bari-tenor; “Little Inez:” female, African-American, looks 11-17, belter; Ensemble: males and females, teens+, African-American, for various roles. Auditions held by appointment. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & resumes to casting@villageproductions.org. For more info, visit www.tripac.org.

EQUITY, 'THE NIGHTINGALE' - The La Jolla Playhouse Page to Stage Program (La Jolla CA) is casting The Nightingale, a contemporary musical adaptation of the Hans Christian Anderson tale. Steven Sater, writer; Duncan Sheik, music; Rehearsals begin June 12; previews begin July 10; closes Aug. 5. Rehearses and performs in La Jolla CA. $765 min./wk. Equity LORT B Contract. Seeking—“Emperor:” 40s-50s, the Emperor of all China, bowed with regret for being Emperor, numbed from the years of ruling with a broken heart; “Young Emperor:” early 20s, the same man 25 years earlier in his life, a free and restless spirit, ever at odds with Imperial responsibilities, a keen sense of irony and wit; “Feiyan:” early 20s, a beautiful young serving girl, with a proud, rebellious heart, her nobility of spirit is remarkable in an unschooled fisherwoman's daughter; “Fisherwoman:” 40s-50s, still beautiful, but no longer so trusting, has been hardened by the blows of fortune; Minister of State: 40s-50s, the duplicitous second-in-command, guardian of Imperial tradition, beneath the suave exterior is a dangerous man; “Empress Dowager:” the Emperor's mother, the seemingly ageless, ruthless protectress of the status quo, can wither entire villages with a single glance; “Princess Ssu-Mig:” early 20s, to the manner born and wears it, the spoiled, exquisite princess of the province of Ssu-Mig; “Chief Eunuch:” 30s-50s, a tireless functionary, the ever-dashing constable to the Forbidden City, great camp sense of humor; “Lieutenant Eunuch:” 20s-40s, ever ready at the Chief Eunuch's side, equally great camp sense of humor; “Nightingale:” girl, 8-10 years old, a young girl in enormous grey wings, with a remarkably pure and beautiful voice; Female Ensemble: an additional female vocalist and ensemble member; Male Ensemble: an additional male vocalist and ensemble member. Auditions held by appointment only on an upcoming date TBD in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés via Back Stage; indicate "The Nightingale Self Submit" in both the cover letter and "Submission Question" fields. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these auditions.

NEW HUNTINGTON SUPPER CLUB - New Huntington Supper Club (Huntington IN), an upscale cabaret venue, is casting its Summer 2012 season consisting of three shows performed in repertory. Shows include a Johnny Cash/Roy Orbison revue, a Beatles celebration, and a revue of great songs from the silver screen. Producer states: "Many of our alumni have gone on to book leading roles in multiple national tours." Contract runs June 12-Aug. 19, 2012 in Huntington IN. $350/wk., plus signing bonus, meals on show nights, travel, and air-conditioned housing (with cable and internet) provided. Seeking—Female High Pop/Rock/R&B Belter: 18-29, any ethnicity, Sara Ramirez/Lindsay Mendez vocal type, will sing material by Celine Dion, Bette Midler, Aretha Franklin, Natalie Cole, and Barbara Streisand, must be an excellent and versatile vocalist, must read music proficiently, be a quick study, move well, and be comfortable with detailed harmony and holding her own harmony line, should be comfortable singing a wide variety of styles (including American standards and early rock n' roll/pop), LEAD. Casting personnel state: "We need a superb, 'fierce' vocalist with healthy technique and a strong instrument. We are not seeking an actor who sings. This production only has a cast of four, so each performer will have many solo opportunities, but will also carry a substantial learning load. Only apply if you read music and possess a very strong talent to sing contemporary pop music in a healthy and dynamic way." Interviews held by appointment only ASAP via Skype or telephone. For consideration, email pix, résumés & vocal samples/video clips to casting@thenewhuntington.com. For more info, visit www.thenewhuntington.com.

CAROUSEL MUSIC THEATER - Carousel Music Theater (Boothbay Harbor ME) is casting its 2012 season of cabaret and original stage shows. Rehearsals begin mid-June; season runs mid-June-early Oct. in Boothbay Harbor ME. Salary, plus lodging provided. Seeking—Male Singers: 20s-mid 30s, with legit voices, to sing the Great American Songbook, must move well. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC, Boothbay Harbor ME, and Providence RI. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to rbarnard@carouselmusictheater.org or send to Carousel Music Theater, PO Box 536, Boothbay Harbor ME 04538. For more information, visit www.carouselmusictheater.org.

BOOTH THEATER - The Booth Theatre (Ogunquit ME) is casting its 2012 season. Season includes: The Fantasticks and Mid Life Crisis The Musical. Season runs June 16-Aug. 26 in Ogunquit ME. $1000 salary for ten weeks, $8/hr. at the hotel, and housing provided. Seeking—Performers: male and female, 18-29, all ethnicities. Note: If cast, all performers will work at the Betty Doon Hotel aside from performing at the Booth Theater. Email pix & résumés to boothproductions@gmail.com. Selected candidates will be contacted with audition details.

EQUITY, 'ANYTHING GOES' - Modesto Performing Arts is casting Anything Goes, the musical by Cole Porter. Rehearsals start June 18. Performances run June 30-July 8 at Modesto Performing Arts in Modesto CA. Professional pay provided. Equity Guest Artist Contract. Seeking—“Billy Crocker:” 20s-30s, charming, lively, with lots of spirit and energy, must play comedy well, excellent tap dancer, good tenor voice. Email pix, résumés, and audio/video links if available to p.tischer@att.net or mail to Paul Tischer, 2633 El Greco Dr., Modesto CA 95354.

UNTITLED MUSICAL - Pinacle Productions is casting an untitled musical. Rehearsals begin immediately in Brooklyn; performances begin in July in Atlantic City NJ. No fees required. Possible pay, credit, travel, lodging, and meals provided. Seeking—Male and Female Dancer-Singers: 21-35, strong singers and trained dancers in modern, jazz, and ballet, tap a plus, especially seeking strong singers who can dance, strong dancers who can sing, and singers who move well. Auditions held by appointment only in Brooklyn. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés and links to samples of work (if available) to pinacleproductions@yahoo.com.

EQUITY, 'DIAMOND STUDS' – CASTLE COUNTY - Delaware Repertory Theatre is casting its premier production, Diamond Studs, a saloon musical. Music for the play ranges from bluegrass to country-rock in an atmosphere combining musical comedy with the excitement of a Wild West movie. Auditioning in New Castle County DE; performances open early July with possible state-wide performances. Pay is Equity Showcase minimum for Equity actors; Nonunion will be awarded stipends dependent upon box office receipts. Equity Showcase Contract pending. Seeking—Instrumentalists: males and females, who play electric guitar, 12-string acoustic guitar, piano, percussion, base guitar, fiddle, or harmonica, should be able to sing; Dancer/Singers: with acting abilities. Note: All should have strong backgrounds in Country, Blues, and/or Rock, and be able to read music. Auditions held by appointment in New Castle County DE. To request an appt., submit pix & résumés via Back Stage. Each audition will last approximately 15 minutes. Prepare two songs of choice that challenge your vocal or instrumental range.

'WEST SIDE STORY' - Contra Costa Civic Theatre is casting West Side Story. Performances run July 13-Aug. 12 at the theatre in El Cerrito CA. No pay. Seeking—“Tony:” former Jet leader gone straight, tenor or baritone; “Anita:” Maria's saucy older friend, Bernardo's girl, strong dancing role, mezzo-soprano. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés to dsilva@ccct.org.

'AT THE GATE' - Wanda McKiver Productions, LLC is casting At The Gate. Producer states: "We are looking for vocalists with various vocal ranges for an ensemble. This is a non-union stage production with high visibility." Performs July 14, 2012. Note: Performance will be filmed for DVD. Some pay, plus copy, credit, meals, and travel provided. Seeking—Vocalists: male & female, 18-49, all ethnicities. To submit, email pix & résumés to reachme@wandamckiver.com. For more info, visit www.wandamckiver.com.

'HELEN OF TROY' - Producer is casting Helen of Troy, a classic Greek tragedy by Euripedes. Rehearsals begin July 15; runs Sep. 10-23, 2012 at The First Floor Theater, 74 E. 4th St., NYC. Pay provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18-29, all ethnicities, with very strong and solid speaking voices, who sing and move extremely well. Note: Seeking principal roles and chorus. Email pix & résumés to loizides@hotmail.gr. For more info, visit www.loizidis.com.

EQUITY, 'THE SOUND OF MUSIC' – FORESTBURGH - Forestburgh Playhouse (Forestburgh NY) is casting The Sound of Music. Rehearses July 26-Aug. 7; runs Aug. 7-19. Rehearses and performs in Forestburgh NY. $484 min./wk., plus housing and transportation provided. Equity LOA Contract. Seeking—“Maria Rainer:” mid 20s, sweet, with strength, humor, and great warmth, soprano. Auditions held by appointment. For an appointment, submit pix & résumés via Back Stage or send to Norman Duttweiler, Forestburgh Playhouse, 39 Forestburgh Rd., Forestburgh NY 12777. Also accepting video. Email preferred, but hardcopies may be sent.

'DREAMGIRLS' - The Harlem Repertory Theatre is casting a chamber concert version of Dreamgirls, to be performed in an intimate setting with ten actor-singers. Keith Lee Grant, artistic dir. Act I will be performed on a small proscenium stage, Act II will be performed environmentally in an open loft space. Rehearses July 29-Aug. 15; performs weekends Aug. 16-Oct. 6. Some pay. Seeking—“Effie Melody White:” female, 20-30, African-American, full-figured, lead singer of the Dreams, huge gospel belt voice, solid acting skills required, singing lead riffs & vocal gymnastics required. To be considered, email pix & résumés to kgrant552@yahoo.com. For more info, visit http://harlemrepertorytheatre.com.

'NIGHT OF THE SHEPHERDS' - Tim Janis & Co. is casting Night of the Shepherds, a musical Christmas concert. Tim Janis, composer; Tim Janis & Elizabeth Demmer, writers. Rehearsals begin late Summer; performs Nov. 29, 2012 at 7 p.m. at Carnegie Hall in NYC. Possible pay. Seeking—“Pig:” male, 20s, tap dancer, baritenor, funny, talkative, vaudville-ish; “Lamb:” female, 18-29, mover-singer, sensitive, loving and caring; “Ox:” male, 20s-30s, mover-singer, regal, father-like; Casper/Melchior/Balthasar: males, 20s-40s, singers, the Three Wise Men; “Massal:” male, 20s, tenor, gypsy, slinky and knows it; Shalmeal: male, 20s-30s, baritone/tenor, gypsy, sly, devious; “Cabboba:” male, 20s-30s, bass/baritone, gypsy, conceited but stupid; “Mary:” female, 20s-30s, singer, Jesus' mother, “Joseph:” male, 20s-30s, singer, Jesus' father. For consideration, email pix & résumés to Lars.v.Haglund@gmail.com.

'THE COLOR PURPLE: THE MUSICAL' - A Source of Joy Theatricals and Broadway in the Hood are casting The Color Purple: The Musical. Performs in August in Las Vegas NV. No pay, but credit, meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—“Mister:” 30s-40s, handsome, big, masculine, strong presence, dominating, capable of brutal behavior but also a victim in his own way; “Harpo:” 20s, Mister's vulnerable, confused, good-hearted son; “Celie:” 20s-early 30s, drives the story, vulnerable, spirited, introverted, seemingly passive, has a deep, hard soul, strong bond with Nettie; “Shug:” 30s-40s, a popular singer, strong-willed, strong presence, sexy, extroverted and independent, adored by men; “Sofia:” 30s, powerful warrior woman, physically bigger, beautiful, comfortable being large, great sense of humor, touching, vulnerable, doesn't let anyone mistreat her; “Nettie:” 20s, attractive, adventuresome, feisty spirit, maternal, educated and knowledgeable, has a powerful bond with Celie; “Squeak:” 20s, mixed ancestry, attractive, sassy, fiery, strong-willed, unafraid to take anybody on, has a caring heart; Child Singers: male and female, 9-12, African-American; Ensemble: male and female, 16-50s, all ethnicities, to play various roles including a trio known as the Church Ladies, busybody types featured throughout the show; Dancers: male and female, 15+, all ethnicities, strong trained dancers with a background in ballet, jazz, modern, contemporary, and tap; Gospel Choir Singers: male and female, all ethnicities, body sizes, and types, four sopranos, four altos, four tenors, and four basses, strong legit musical theater and gospel style singers in each vocal range, must be excellent at harmony and understanding vocal blend, small choirs or singing groups are encouraged. Note: Casting ages 8+, with powerful singing voices and dynamic dancers. All types and vocal ranges are encouraged. Email pix & résumés to thecolorpurplelasvegas@yahoo.com. Prepare one uptempo and one ballad of soul, blues, and/or gospel-type songs of your choice. You may sing from the show. A piano track of all songs from the show in the original key will be provided (all songs must be sung in the original key). For more information, visit www.thecolorpurplelasvegas.com.

EQUITY, 'CABARET' - Merry-Go-Round Playhouse (Auburn NY) is casting Cabaret. Rehearsals begin Aug. 8; runs Aug. 22-Sep. 8 in Auburn NY. Salary level pending; 2011 salary: $558 min./wk. Equity LOA Contract, approval pending. Seeking—“Sally Bowles:” 20s-30s, British cabaret performer living in Berlin, star presence, true triple threat, magnetic and alluring, quirky and larger than life, dramatic and excessive, sexually aware of herself and uses it to her advantage, can be petulant and immature, excellent actor-singer with wide emotional range, dancer or excellent mover competent in the Fosse style, strong high belt; “Clifford Bradshaw:” 25-35, at least 5'10", educated American novelist traveling in Berlin, masculine, intelligent, practical, down-to-earth, slightly rigid, strong but sensitive, excellent actor-singer with wide emotional range, strong baritone to F. Note from Equity: Character descriptions have changed since the EPAs for the theater's season were held. All appropriate Equity members, including those who auditioned for the theater previously, may submit. Theater states: "Submit only if you are right for one of these roles, and only if you are free to work during the contract dates." Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To be considered, submit ASAP via Back Stage. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these auditions.

EQUITY, 'OPERETTA'S GREATEST HITS' - Light Opera Works is casting males for its 2012 production of Operetta's Greatest Hits, a concert of operetta's more popular songs, performed amidst the architectural and acoustic beauty of Nichols Concert Hall in downtown Evanston. Rehearsals begin Aug. 27; runs Oct. 5-Nov. 14 at Nichols Concert Hall, Music Institute of Chicago in Evanston IL. Some pay. Some Equity Tier I Guest Artist Agreements available. Seeking—Bari-Tenor: romantic lead type, songs sung will be similar to Maxim's from The Merry Widow, and Stout Hearted Man from The New Moon; Lyric Tenor Type: strong tenor with good top range, should be comfortable singing High B-flat -C, songs sung will be similar to Yours is My Heart Alone from Land of Smiles, and Serenade from The Student Prince; Baritone: handsome leading man with strong acting ability, songs sung will be similar to Wanting You from The New Moon, and One Alone from Desert Song. Note: All productions are in English, with foreign works presented in carefully edited modern translations. To apply, submit pix, résumés, and video and audio clips via Backstage or by mail to Kyle Dougan, Casting Director, Light Opera Works, 516 4th Street, Wilmette IL 60091. For more info, visit, www.lightoperaworks.com.

'CATCH ME IF YOU CAN,' TOUR - Troika Entertainment is casting the non-Equity national tour of Catch Me If You Can, a musical based on the 2002 DreamWorks film of the same name. Terrence McNally, book; Marc Shaiman, music; Scott Wittman & Marc Shaiman, lyrics; Rehearsals begin Sep. 6, 2012; performances begin Oct. 7, 2012; tour is contracted through July 28, 2013. Performance salary: $455 min./wk., plus per diem, housing, and health insurance provided. Rehearsal salary: $300/wk. Seeking—“Frank Jr.:” male, 20s to play late teens, good-looking, intelligent, seductive con artist, can outsmart almost anyone, a man of all trades who poses as an airline pilot, doctor, and attorney, cashing millions in fraudulent checks, very charming and persuasive with women, strong tenor with a great voice; “Carl Hanratty:” male, to play 40s, any ethnicity, an FBI bank fraud agent whose mission is to catch Frank Jr., humorless, dour, lonely, relentless, compassionate, his cat and mouse game with Frank Jr. becomes a sort of father-son relationship, must be a strong singer and move well; “Frank Sr.:” male, to play 40s-50s, Caucasian, Frank Jr.'s father, a has-been swindler whose age is catching up with him, suave and slick, with a Rat Pack swagger, loves his son dearly and teaches him con skills, must be a strong singer; “Paula Abagnale:” female, to play late 40s-50s, Caucasian, Frank Sr.'s wife and Frank Jr.'s mother, born in France, disapproves of her husband and son's schemes, elegant, sensible, a realist, emotionally detached, must have a strong singing voice and move well, capable of a French accent; “Roger Strong:” male, to play late 40s-50s, Caucasian, Brenda's father, a district attorney, an upstanding man's man who wants the best for his wife and daughter, stern and powerful, but reasonable and likeable at the same time, strong singer; “Carol Strong:” female, to play 40s-50s, Caucasian, a New Orleans housewife, Brenda's mother and Roger's wife, when thinking that Frank Jr. is a doctor, lawyer, and Lutheran, she is highly ecstatic for her daughter's marriage, must have comedic chops and sing well; “Branton:” male, 20s-40s, any ethnicity, FBI agent, one of Carl Hanratty's right-hand men and part of his semblance of a family, featured roles throughout the entire show, strong comedic singer-actor who moves well, may cover Carl Hanratty; “Cod:” male, 20s-40s, African-American, FBI agent, one of Carl Hanratty's right-hand men and part of his semblance of a family, featured roles throughout the entire show, strong comedic singer-actor who moves well, may cover principal roles. For consideration, email pix & résumés to catchmetourla@gmail.com; note what character you are submitting for. Make sure that all attachments are no larger than 1MB and in the following format: .doc, .docx, or .pdf for résumés and .jpg or .pdf for headshots. Only submit for characters listed above; no other submissions will be considered.

NORTHBROOK THEATER SEASON - Northbrook Theatre is casting a three-show season of stage plays and musicals. Rehearses Tues.-Thurs., 9am-1pm, beginning on Oct. 2, with additional rehearsals during production week; runs Oct. 2012-May 2012, for schools and similar groups in Northbrook IL. Hourly rehearsal rate, plus per-performance salary provided. Seeking—Actors/Singers: males and females, all types. To apply, submit pix & résumés via Back Stage. Prepare a comedic monologue and an upbeat song.

EQUITY, 'GREAT AMERICAN MOUSICAL' - Goodspeed Musicals (East Haddam CT) is casting Great American Mousical, about a troupe of musical-making mice rehearsing a new show. When the theater is threatened by demolition and their diva Adelaide disappears, it will take all paws on deck to fulfill the time-honored tradition—the show must go on. Julie Andrews Edwards & Emma Walton Hamilton, book; Zina Goldrich, music; Marcy Heisler, lyrics; Hunter Bell, book; Rehearsals begin Oct. 9; runs Nov. 8-Dec. 12 in East Haddam CT. $566 min./wk. Equity LORT D Contract. Seeking—“Adelaide:” female, 40s-50s, any ethnicity, a leading lady diva, once a great star and still thinking of herself as such, although truthfully moving toward character roles now, high maintenance, alto, with a few higher tricks up her sleeve; “Wendy:” female, 20s, any ethnicity, an adorable ingénue, very talented though still very innocent, soprano; “Rose:” female, 30s-early 40s, any ethnicity, a sassy soubrette with a heart of gold, been around, seen it all, has had a long, on-again, off-again relationship with Sky, but still loves him, tap dancing a plus, belt with a good mix; “Fritz:” female, 20s-30s, any ethnicity, a dry stage manager, no nonsense, a real techie, been around, knows her job, belt with a good mix; “Pippin:” male, mid-to-late teens, any ethnicity, a wide-eyed new intern, a country boy, new to the city and totally stage struck, tenor; “Harold:” male, 50s-60s, any ethnicity, a Shakespeare-quoting, spirit nipping, veteran of the stage, English, or an anglophile, Falstaffian, an orator, a little grand, baritone; “Curly:” male, 20s, any ethnicity, a song and dance man, sweet-faced, gentle-hearted comedian, in love with Wendy, tenor; “Hysterium:” male, 20s-40s, any ethnicity (especially seeking Asian or African-American performers), sassy, sardonic costumer/wig designer, harried, wry, panics easily, a show queen, tenor; “Henry:” male, 40s-50s, any ethnicity, doubles as Dad, love interest to match Adelaide, a gentle, book-smart, honest mouse, professorial, lives a solitary existence outside the theater, has never known glamour until Adelaide sweeps into his life, baritenor; “Sky:” male, 30s-40s, any ethnicity, a handsome leading man, a rake and a rogue, smooth as silk, baritone, doubles as Scud the Rat; “Emil:” male, 30s-40s, any ethnicity, director of the Mousical Theatre Company, erudite, elegant, a little over the top, tenor or baritenor. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to mousicalcasting@gmail.com. Include the name of the character you are submitting for and your Equity status in the subject line. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these auditions.

'10 TORN LAYERS OF SILK' - Journey Mosaic is casting 10 Torn Layers of Silk, "a production about the soul and spirit of 10 women and their personal struggles with life, love and pain, focusing on the premise of each woman's journey from childhood to adult. This life-altering play takes its audience through a whirlwind of videography, live music, and artistic soul performances from KPA Fusion Dance Studio. Special music is composed and arranged by Thea Austin of 'Rhythm is a Dancer,' and Atone & Darlene Bryant. The collaboration of art and music meets one another on a stage of passion, love, and growth." Performances run Oct. 20 & 21 at the REDCAT Theater in L.A. Some pay and meals provided. Seeking—Singers, Dancers, and Actors: female, 30s, African-American. To submit, email journeymosaic@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.journeysistahs.blogspot.com.

'HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS!' TOUR - Liz Lewis Casting and Big League Productions, Inc. are casting the national tour of How the Grinch Stole Christmas!, the musical based on the Dr. Suess book, with music by Mel Marvin, and book & lyrics by Timothy Mason. Rehearsals start late Oct. National tour runs through Dec. 30. $500/wk plus lodging and per diem provided. Seeking—“Cindy-Lou Who:” girl, 8-12, any ethnicity, no one over 4'4", energetic, charismatic, sweet, needs to be able to pick up dance quickly, sings the "showpiece" ballad of the show, needs a beautiful singing voice with range principal; Annie Who/Cindy-Lou Cover: girl, 9-13, any ethnicity, no one over 4'8", energetic, charismatic, sweet, needs to be able to pick up dance quickly, needs a beautiful singing voice with range. Submit pix & résumés via Back Stage.

LITTLE GIRLS , 'DR. SEUSS' HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS!' - Big League Productions, Inc. is casting a nonunion tour of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas! Jack O'Brien, creator; Mel Marvin, music; Timothy Mason, book & lyrics; Rehearsals begin late Oct. 2012; runs through December 30, 2012. $500 min./wk., plus housing and per diem. Seeking—“Cindy-Lou Who:” female, 8-12 years old, any ethnicity, energetic, charismatic, sweet, must be able to pick up dance quickly, beautiful singing voice with range, sings the "showpiece" ballad of the show, no taller than 4'4", LEAD; “Annie Who:” female, 9-13 years old, any ethnicity, energetic, charismatic, sweet, must be able to pick up dance quickly, beautiful singing voice with range, no taller than 4'8", actor also covers the role of Cindy-Lou. Auditions held by appointment only. For an appointment, email pix & résumés ASAP to Grinchtour2012@gmail.com.

ACTOR'S CO-OP SEASON - ACTS Productions is casting Actors Co-op's upcoming season, to include Tick, Tick...Boom!, RENT, Les Miserables, Farragut North, Deathtrap, Born Yesterday, and A Soldier's Story. Performances are TBD at the Actors Co-op in Hollywood. $120 fee (max) and membership required for some productions. Some pay and credit provided. Seeking—Males and Females: 18+, vocalists, dancers, actors, or any combination of the three, passionate about theater and the story that theatrical productions can tell, must be a committed individual and trainable, no divas, must be comfortable with who you are on stage and prepared to grow as a performer. Auditions held by appointment only. Prepare a three-minute monologue, and a two-to-three-minute vocal selection if singing. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés to actsproductions@email.com.

WEIRD SCIENCE, 'THE ULTIMATE '80S EXPERIMENT' – NASSAU COUNTY - Weird Science, "The Ultimate '80s Experiment," is casting a replacement lead male vocalist. Producer states: "Do you love the '80s? Do you have an incredible voice and love to perform? Well if so, then we may be the opportunity for you. Weird Science, 'The Ultimate '80s Experiment' is looking for a replacement for the role of lead singer Michael J. Roxx! Unfortunately, he is being forced to move out of state for work and therefore will have to be leaving this great project. We perform all different '80s artists from Journey, Bon Jovi and Pat Benatar, to Michael Jackson, Cyndi Lauper, and Madonna. We cover the rock, pop and dance songs that made the '80s great. Our show is a complete performance with multiple costume changes, lighting, choreography, props, music videos, and more! Band includes a male and female vocalist, guitar, bass, drums, and keyboards/keytar. This is a lot of fun, and we are currently out performing well-paid gigs on a regular basis. Venues we've played and continue to play at include BB Kings, Hiro Ballroom, Resorts World Casino, Napper Tandys, Nutty Irishman, Bowery Ballroom, Mulcahy's, Ollies Point, and more." Rehearsals and performances are ongoing on a regular basis. Professional pay, plus travel and lodging provided. Seeking—Lead Male Vocalist: 18-30s, any ethnicity, to perform as the character of Michael J. Roxx, dancing is a plus. Casting personnel state: "Applicants should have a great voice, great range, and be performers, not just singers. You will be expected to dress up in multiple costume changes and take part in basic choreography. The right applicant will start rehearsals as soon as they are found." Auditions held by appointment only at the company studio in Nassau County NY. For consideration, email pix, résumés & audio/video links to WeirdScienceNY@gmail.com. For more info on the band, as well as a promo video illustrating this position, visit www.WeirdScienceNY.com.

EQUITY, DRAMATIC GOSPEL MUSICAL - Director is casting a dramatic gospel musical. Producer states: "[This is] a cutting edge original script about a young woman's inner struggle between her spiritual life and sexual being. You want to be a part of this ground-breaking project." Rehearses and performs in NYC (exact dates TBD). Some pay provided. Equity Guest Artist Contract, approval pending. Seeking—Lead Singers: three men and seven women, 18-50, African-American or mixed heritage, who can handle lead singing with no problem, dedicated, great work ethic, great emotional range, for five lead roles, three supporting roles, and two background speaking roles. Email pix & résumés to castingspvr@tcaproductionsinc.com. For lead singing roles, include a video and audio reel; submit a video reel if possible. You may also send submissions to 125-28 Queens Blvd., Ste. 610, Kew Gardens NY 11415, Attn: Casting Supervisor.

EBEYANA STUDIO THEATRE, GOSPEL SHOW - Ebeyana Studio Theatre is casting a Gospel theatre show. Performs TBD. Stipend. Seeking—Actors & Singers: males and females, from DC, MD & VA. Email pix & resumes to info@EbeyanaStudio.com. For more info, visit www.ebeyanastudio.com.

'HONESTLY ABE THE MUSICAL' - La Muse Venale is casting Honestly Abe the Musical. Robert L. Hecker, writer; Rehearsals and performances are ongoing; performs Fri. at 2pm & Sun. at 11am at the Actors Temple Theatre in NYC. Pay provided. Seeking—“Tom Lincoln:” male, 23+, Abraham Lincoln's father, stern, baritone; Runaway Slave: male or female, 18+; Female Singer-Dancer: 18+, to play a family friend of Abraham Lincoln. Casting personnel state: "Actors must be strong singers and be able to move well in dance numbers. Seeking nonunion talent only." Auditions are ongoing by appointment in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to lamusevenale@gmail.com. If selected for an audition, prepare a short monologue and a song to be performed a cappella. For more info, visit www.lamusevenale.org.

'A NIGHT IN MANHATTAN' - The Actor's Project NYC (TAPNYC), a company that assists its members in landing agents and getting work through industry showcases and plays, is casting A Night in Manhattan, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by company writers. The company is also casting other TAPNYC showcases and original plays. Past productions have been attended by producers (Broadway, Off-Broadway & off-off-Broadway, film, and TV), agents (commercial and legit), managers, and casting directors. Rehearses and performs Summer 2012 in NYC. Membership dues are $295 per season (averages less than $75/month) and include agent/manager coaching, résumé workshops, branding yourself workshops, and writing workshops; after three seasons actors have the option to become lifetime members, who are not required to pay dues. Possible pay provided; actors cast in company plays share a percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate). Non-Equity. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions/interviews held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to auditions@theactorsprojectnyc.com. For more info as well as industry reviews, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

'PECULIAR CHARACTERS' - The Actor's Project NYC (TAPNYC), a company that assists its members in landing agents and getting work through industry showcases and plays, is casting Peculiar Characters, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by company writers. The company is also casting other TAPNYC showcases and original plays. Past productions have been attended by producers (Broadway, Off-Broadway & off-off-Broadway, film, and TV), agents (commercial and legit), managers, and casting directors. Rehearses and performs Summer/Fall 2012 in NYC. Membership dues are $295 per season (averages less than $75/month) and include agent/manager coaching, résumé workshops, branding yourself workshops, and writing workshops; after three seasons actors have the option to become lifetime members, who are not required to pay dues. Possible pay provided; actors cast in company plays share a percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate). Non-Equity. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions/interviews held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to auditions@theactorsprojectnyc.com. For more info as well as industry reviews, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

'FUNNY SHOW' - The Actor's Project NYC (TAPNYC), a company that assists its members in landing agents and getting work through industry showcases and plays, is casting Funny Show, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by company writers. The company is also casting other TAPNYC showcases and original plays. Past productions have been attended by producers (Broadway, Off-Broadway & off-off-Broadway, film, and TV), agents (commercial and legit), managers, and casting directors. Rehearses and performs Summer/Fall 2012 in NYC. Membership dues are $295 per season (averages less than $75/month) and include agent/manager coaching, résumé workshops, branding yourself workshops, and writing workshops; after three seasons actors have the option to become lifetime members, who are not required to pay dues. Possible pay provided; actors cast in company plays share a percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate). Non-Equity. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions/interviews held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to auditions@theactorsprojectnyc.com. For more info as well as industry reviews, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

TAPNYC THR. COMPANY SEASON 24 - The Actor's Project NYC (TAPNYC), a company that assists its members in landing agents and getting work through industry showcases and plays, is casting Season 24 of the TAPNYC Theater Company. Season includes A Night in Manhattan, Peculiar Characters, On the Stage, and Funny Show. These four shows are full-length theatrical showcases of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by TAPNYC company writers. The company is also casting Who Killed Daddy? A Small-Town Scandal in the Big City!, an original play. Past productions have been attended by producers (Broadway, Off-Broadway & off-off-Broadway, film, and TV), agents (commercial and legit), managers, and casting directors. Rehearses and performs Summer/Fall 2012 in NYC. Membership dues are $295 per season (averages less than $75/month) and include agent/manager coaching, résumé workshops, branding yourself workshops, and writing workshops; after three seasons actors have the option to become lifetime members, who are not required to pay dues. Possible pay provided; actors cast in company plays share a percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate). Non-Equity. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions/interviews held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an audition/interview, email pix & résumés to auditions@theactorsprojectnyc.com. For more info as well as industry reviews of past productions, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

'ON THE STAGE' - The Actor's Project NYC (TAPNYC), a company that assists its members in landing agents and getting work through industry showcases and plays, is casting On the Stage, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by company writers. The company is also casting other TAPNYC showcases and original plays. Past productions have been attended by producers (Broadway, Off-Broadway & off-off-Broadway, film, and TV), agents (commercial and legit), managers, and casting directors. Rehearses and performs Summer/Fall 2012 in NYC. Membership dues are $295 per season (averages less than $75/month) and include agent/manager coaching, résumé workshops, branding yourself workshops, and writing workshops; after three seasons actors have the option to become lifetime members, who are not required to pay dues. Possible pay provided; actors cast in company plays share a percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate). Non-Equity. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions/interviews held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to auditions@theactorsprojectnyc.com. For more info as well as industry reviews, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

RAD, INC. SINGER AND SONGWRITER CONTEST – MAY 21 & 22 - Recording Artists' Development Inc. is offering an open mic singing and songwriting contest. To reserve a spot, email radincster@gmail.com. Some walk-ins will be accepted based on whether slots are available the night of the show. One song per performer. Bring a track or accompanying instrument (no piano available); you may also perform a cappella. No pay provided. First place winner receives a free, "radio quality" recording of one song with RAD Inc. and will also be interviewed by Evan Ginzburg on Legendsradio.net; second place winner receives a $50 gift certificate to Guitar Center NYC. There will also be additional prizes and giveaways. Seeking—Singers and Songwriters: all ages and ethnicities, with and without original music, to participate in an open mic singing contest, all genres welcome including rock, pop adult contemporary, hip hop, dance, folk, and contemporary musical theater. Producer states: RAD Inc. is a 501(C)(3) non-profit devoted to providing singer/songwriters access to top notch recording and production." Contest held May 21 from 7pm-9pm and May 22 at 8pm-10pm at Gizzi's Café (16 W. 8^th St., between 5^th Ave. & MacDougal St., NYC).

'CARNER & GREGOR'S BARELY LEGAL SHOW TUNE EXTRAVAGANZA IV,' CASTING COMPETITION – MAY 25 DEADLINE - Carner & Gregor is hosting a casting competition for Carner & Gregor's Barely Legal Show Tune Extravaganza IV. Producers state: " Carner & Gregor's Barely Legal Show Tune Extravaganza IV is set for July 23, and we're having a contest to cast the show. Get the chance to perform alongside Broadway talent at Le Poisson Rouge, one of New York's hottest music clubs." Sam Carner, lyricist; Derek Gregor, composer; Performances run July 18-23 in NYC. No pay. Seeking—College Singers: males and females, with strong Contemporary/Pop/Rock Musical Theatre voices, and acting ability. For official rules, visit www.candgbarelylegal.com. Deadline for submissions is May 25. Winners will be notified by June 10. For more info, email candgmusic@gmail.com, and write "ATTN: Brandon" in the subject line.

VOCAL COMPETITION – MAY 27 - Mort and Ray Productions is seeking vocalists for the Mario Lanza Vocal and Elaine Malbin Soprano Competitions, and for open mic nights. Competitions held May 27 on an outdoor stage at W. 86^th St. & Broadway, NYC; open mic nights held each Thursday beginning April 26 at the Enrico Caruso Room in Little Italy, NYC. Vocal Competition winners will receive $250 each and an opportunity to perform at the Feast of San Gennaro in Little Italy in Sep. 2012, where they will receive an additional $250. Monthly open mic night winners (one male and one female) will be given the chance to perform at the room in the Tue. night opera series, which pays $200/night. Seeking—Opera Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. For more info and to register for both events, visit www.mortandray.com.

'ONCE' 'FALLING SLOWLY' COVER CONTEST – JUNE 1 DEADLINE - The producers of the Tony-nominated musical Once are holding an online contest wherein entrants submit their best cover of the show's Academy Award-winning song "Falling Slowly." The winner, chosen by the cast, will win tickets to the show, a backstage tour from a cast member, and have their video featured on the Once and The Swell Season websites and social pages. Contest is ongoing through June 1. Contest sponsor states: "Voting begins June 2, so keep an eye out for your video. Make sure you and your friends 'like' Once on Facebook and support you with their votes." No pay. Seeking—"Falling Slowly" Cover Videos. For more info and to upload your video, visit http://tinyurl.com/oncecovercontest. Submission deadline is June 1.

'AMERICA'S GOT TALENT,' YOUTUBE CONTEST – JUNE 1 DEADLINE - NBC is seeking video submissions for its America's Got Talent YouTube contest. Project description: "A judging panel will choose 20 lucky acts to be featured on YouTube, where viewers will vote on their favorite act. America's favorite will perform on television on a special America's Got Talent YouTube live show." The contest is open to any talent, including singing (contest recommends cover songs, a cappella). Accepting submissions from across the U.S. No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers: male and female, all ages, all types, all talents, videos should be no longer than two minutes and must include a recent 90-second performance and 30-second introduction. Auditions held exclusively via online YouTube video auditions. For more info and to upload your video audition, visit http://www.youtube.com/AGT. You can also submit using the free mobile audition app for iPhone & Android phones. For more info about America's Got Talent, visit www.nbc.com/americas-got-talent. Submission deadline: Jun. 1.

'OHIO IDOL' – JUNE 9 – COLUMBUS - Ohio Idol is seeking contestants for its Ohio Idol competition. Contest begins June 9 in Columbus OH. Seeking—Singers: males and females, 12+, residents of Ohio (proof of residency required), must not be under contract with a record company or management at time of competition. First round of auditions held June 9 at 8am at the Greater Columbus Convention Center (400 N. High St., Columbus OH). To register, email info@ohio-idol.com or mail information to Ohio Idol, Box 803, Mt. Vernon OH 43050. The top 100 performers move on to Round 2, June 16-17, with 50 performing each day in front of a live audience. The top 50 performers move to Round 3, July 3. The top 10 performers move to Finale at the 2012 Ohio State Fair, July 28. The top five finalists will go on a tour Aug. 2012 through 2013. Winner receives $10,000 and a recording contract from John Schwab Recording Studio. Auditions are scheduled in the order they are received. For more information, visit www.ohio-idol.com.

'15MINUTESNOW,' ONLINE – BEGINNING JUNE 25 - Premiere Entertainment Productions Inc. is accepting videos for 15MinutesNOW, an online talent competition. Producers state: "15minutesNOW.com is an entertainment competition website in the spirit of popular television shows. Videos will be selected for daily competitions, accordingly, with winners daily. Daily winners then advance to a weekly competition, weekly winners advance to the monthly competition, and monthly winners advance to the grand finale/quarterly competition. With up to 16 contestants being seen per week per category, more people than ever before will get the chance to be seen and discovered." Brian Moore, prod. Videos accepted immediately; Beta competitors will compete again during global launch starting June 25 and will be announced by our Celebrity Music Host. Fees apply. Participants will receive an expert critique of your performance, a free one month "Talent Scout" membership (effective June 25), a chance to be entered in a daily competition with prizes ranging from $25-$500. Seeking—Talent Videos: males and females, 18+. To participate, visit 15minutesNOW.com and use coupon code BETA001 to upload your video.

'THE STAR NEXT DOOR' - 25/7 Productions and The CW Network are casting The Star Next Door, a reality TV singing competition series featuring Gloria Estefan and country star John Rich set as mentors. Queen Latifah, exec. prod. Casting across the U.S. No pay. Seeking—Singers: males & females, 18+. To apply, submit online via Back Stage. Include your name, age, contact info, location, links to online performance videos, and a short description of why you should be on the show.

'THE CABARET SHOWDOWN' GAME SHOW – SECOND SUNDAYs - Sound Street Productions is seeking participants for The Cabaret Showdown, a monthly game show. Producer states: "Are you a performer looking for a space to do your own show but can't afford the cost? Tired of cabaret clubs that force you to charge your audience $20 at the door plus a two-drink minimum? Sign up today to be a contestant on the hilarious monthly game show, The Cabaret Showdown and you could win a free one-hour booking at the Under St. Marks Theatre for your own cabaret show to be performed the following month immediately after the next Cabaret Showdown." Joshua Stephen Kartes, accompanist. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—Contestants: male and female, all ages and types. Note: There is a maximum of eight contestants per show. The Cabaret Showdown is held the second Sunday of every month from 6:30pm-8:30pm at the Under St. Marks Theatre (94 St. Marks Place, NYC). To sign up, email cabaretshowdown@yahoo.com. Submissions are accepted on a first come, first serve basis. Anyone who submits after a show has reached the maximum number of contestants will be automatically added to the waiting list for future shows and contacted accordingly. For complete rules and regulations, visit Cabaret Showdown's Facebook page.

CAMP SING 2012 – JULY - Producer is casting Camp Sing, a singing competition show. Each contestant will be put into one of three glee teams to compete, and will also be in a solo competition. Producer states: "Both are judged by three industry professionals, including representatives from 20th Century Fox. Throughout the week, each camper will get one-on-one time with Mark Vogel and David Burnham to work on improving their voice or performance technique." Camp runs July 2012 in Orange County CA. $99 registration fee required, plus $100/day participation fee for camp (includes lunch). No pay. Seeking—Contestants: boys and girls, 13-21, must appear high school age. Email pix, résumés, and a link to a recent video of you singing to bradjbarnes@yahoo.com.

'DUETS,' REALITY TV - ABC is casting Duets, a new reality TV singing competition series airing during primetime. The show features Kelly Clarkson, Lionel Richie, Jennifer Nettles, and Robin Thicke as mentors who perform duets with amateur singers. Project description: "Are you an aspiring amateur singer? Have you always wanted a music career but life kept getting in the way? Do you know you have the talent to make it big but just need that big break? Do you want one of our four Superstars to guide you to a record deal grand prize? We are currently on a nationwide search for the next breakout amateur singers to partner up with one of our four Superstars." Casting across the U.S. Winner receives a recording contract. Seeking—Singers: males & females, 18+. To apply, submit via Back Stage. Include your name, age, location, occupation, contact info, two recent photos, and a short description of your singing ability & why you want to sing with a specific Superstar.

THE SUMMER SOUND MIX TALENT CONTEST - Summer Sound Mix is hosting The Summer Sound Mix Talent Contest for hopefuls who want to be discovered. Prizes can be up to $5,000 in music talent coaching, production, and promotion. Winners may also be selected to perform live on stage. Possible pay for winners. Seeking—Musicians: singers, DJs, bands, etc. To apply or for more info, visit http://tiny.cc/2pnjc.

CANTER'S KIBBITZ ROOM - The Kibbitz Room at Canter's Deli (419 N. Fairfax Ave., L.A) is seeking singers and instrumentalists for an open mic. Performances are Sundays 9pm (sign-up 7:30pm). No pay. Seeking—Singers and instrumentalists. For more info, call 323/651-2030 or visit http://cantersdeli.com.

COFFEE GALLERY - Coffee Gallery (2029 N. Lake Ave., Altadena, CA) is seeking performers for a music open mic. Performances are Sundays at 8pm (7:45pm sign-up). No pay. Seeking—Singers and Songwriters. Each performer is allowed one song. For more info, visit www.coffeegallery.com or call 626/398-7917.

LEFT COAST WINE BAR - Left Coast Wine Bar (117 E. Harvard St., Glendale) is seeking performers for a "Sunday night jam session" open mic. Performances are Sundays at 8:30pm (7:30pm sign-up). $10 food or drink minimum. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 818/507-7011 or visit www.leftcoastwinebar.com.

THE BISTRO - The Bistro (1001 B. St., Hayward CA)  is seeking musicians for an open mic. Performances are Mondays at 8pm (sign-up 7pm). No pay. Seeking—Musicians. For more info, call 510/886-8525 or visit www.the-bistro.com.

CLUB 705 - Club 705 (Pier Ave., 705 Hermosa Beach) is seeking performers for a comedy, music, and poetry open mic. Performances are Mondays at 7pm. Two drink minimum. No cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 310/372-9705 or visit www.club705.com.

GROUND ZERO - Ground Zero (615 Childs Way, L.A.) is seeking performers for a music, poetry, and comedy open mic. No fees required. No pay. Seeking—Singers, Guitarists, Poets, Comedians. Performances are Mondays at 9:30pm (9pm sign-up for USC students, 9:15pm sign-up for non-USC students). For more info, call 213/821-1484 or visit www.usc.edu/student-affairs/gzcoffee.

HOTEL UTAH SALOON - Hotel Utah Saloon (500 4^th St., San Francisco) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. No cover. No pay. Performances are Mondays at 7:30pm. Seeking—Performers: 21+. For more info, call 415/546-6300 or visit www.hotelutah.com. Seven minutes max.

HUMBOLDT BREWS - Humboldt Brews (856 10^th St., Arcata) is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Mondays at 8:30pm. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 707/826-2739 or visit www.humbrews.com. 

THE IMPROV SPACE - The Improv Space (954 Gayley Ave., L.A) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. No minimum/cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances are the first Monday of each month at 9pm. For more info, call 310/984-4893.

KULAK'S WOODSHED - Kulak's Woodshed (5230 1/2 Laurel Canyon Blvd., North Hollywood, CA) is seeking performers for a singer/songwriter open mic. Performances are Mondays at 7:30pm (sign-up at 7pm). No pay. Seeking—Singers and Songwriters. For more info, call 818/766-9913 or visit www.kulakswoodshed.com.

RAINBOW BAR - Rainbow Bar (9015 W. Sunset, L.A) .is seeking performers for comedy & music open mics. Performances are Mondays at 8pm. $2 for five minutes required. No pay. Seeking—Comedians and Musicians. For more info, call 310/278-4232 or visit www.rainbowbarandgrill.com.

BRAINWASH - Brainwash (1122 Folsom St., San Francisco) is seeking performers for a music open mic. No cover. No pay. Performances are Tuesdays at 7pm. Seeking—Instrumentalists and Singers. For more info, call 415/861-3663, email contact@brainwash.com, or visit www.brainwash.com.

CAFE IN THE HEIGHTS - Cafe in the Heights (3510 N. Broadway, Lincoln Heights, CA) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. Performances are last Tuesday of each month from 7pm-10pm (early sign-up on Mondays, or 6pm on Tuesdays). No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 323/224-9964.

FREIGHT AND SALVAGE - Freight and Salvage (2020 Addison St., Berkeley) is seeking instrumentalists and singers for an open mic. $4.50 in advance, $6.50 at door for admission. Advance admission may sign-up first. No pay. Seeking—Instrumentalists and Singers. Performances are various Tuesdays at 8pm (sign-up 7pm). Perform one song as a solo performer or two songs as a group. For more info, call 510/644-2020 or visit www.thefreight.org.

HALLENBECK – Hallenbeck (5510 Cahuenga Blvd., N. Hollywood) is seeking performers for a comedy & music open mic. $7 fee required, which can be applied as credit to food or drink. No pay. Performances are Tuesdays at 8pm (7pm sign-up). Seeking—Comedians and Musicians. For more info, call 818/985-5916 or email cahuengageneralstore.com.

PIG 'N WHISTLE - Pig 'n Whistle (6714 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood) is seeking performers for an open mic. $3 cover charge required on Tuesdays. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances are Tuesdays at 8pm (7:30pm sign-up). For more info, call Mike Giangreco at 818/780-5525.

RED DEVIL LOUNGE - Red Devil Lounge (1695 Polk St., San Francisco CA) is seeking performers for a music open mic. Performances are Tuesdays at 7:15pm (7pm sign-up). $2 cover. No pay. Seeking—Instrumentalists and Singers. For more info, email info@reddevillounge.com or visit www.reddevillounge.com.

STARRY PLOUGH - Starry Plough (3101 Shattuck Ave., Berkeley) is seeking performers for music. Performances are Tuesdays at 7:30pm. No cover for music. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 510/841-2082 or visit www.starryploughpub.com/openmic.

BERKELEY CITY CLUB - Berkeley City Club (2315 Durant Ave., Berkeley CA) is seeking performers for a singer and songwriter open mic. Performances are the first and third Wednesday of each month at 8pm (7:45pm sign-up). $10 cover (includes one drink ticket). No pay. Seeking—Singers/Songwriters/Instrumentalists. For more info, call 510/684-4832, email celineproductions@gmail.com, or visit www.berkeleyhistorichotel.com/events-ncal.

FAT FACE FENNER'S FISHAK - Fat Face Fenner's Fishak (53 Pier Ave., Hermosa Beach CA) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. Performances are Wednesdays at 8pm (sign-up 7:30pm). No cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 310/379-5550.

MAX BLOOM'S CAFE NOIR - Max Bloom's Cafe Noir (220 North Malden Ave., Fullerton CA) is seeking performers for a music open mic. Performances are Wednesdays at 8pm (7pm sign-up). No fees required. No pay. Seeking—Instrumentalists/Singers. For more info, call 714/871-2600, email vinceroyale@gmail.com or visit www.maxbloomscafenoir.com.

MELT - Melt (700 Columbus Ave., San Francisco) is seeking performers for a music open mic. No cover. No pay. Seeking—Instrumentalists, Singers, and Poets: original songs/poems, no covers. Performances are Wednesdays at 8pm (7:30pm sign-up). For more info, call 415/392-9290, email meltcafest@gmail.com, or visit www.melt-cafe.com.

PIG 'N WHISTLE - Pig 'n Whistle (6714 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood) is seeking performers for an open mic. $2 cover charge required on Wednesdays. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances are Wednesdays at 7pm (sign-up at 6:30pm). For more info, call Mike Giangreco at 818/780-5525.

'SMACK DAB' - Magnet (4122 18th St., San Francisco) is seeking performers for Smack Dab, a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. No cover. No pay. Seeking—Musicians/Comedians/Poets. Performances are the third Wednesday of each month at 7pm. For more info, call 415/581-1600, email kirkread@earthlink.net, or visit www.magnetsf.org.

BAZAAR CAFÉ - Bazaar Café (5927 California St., San Francisco) is seeking performers for a comedy, music, and poetry open mic. One drink minimum. No cover. No pay. Performances are Thursdays at 7pm. Seeking—Performers. To sign up, call 415/831-5620 one week prior to open mic. For more info, email lmw@bazaarcafe.com or visit www.bazaarcafe.com.

HAS BEANS COFFEE HOUSE - Has Beans Coffee House (501 Main St., Chico CA)  is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Thursdays at 7pm (6pm sign-up). $3 minimum. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 530/894-3033.

'INDIE THURSDAYS,' MUSIC SHOWCASE – Renaissance Hollywood Hotel (1755 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood) is seeking performers for Indie Thursdays, an independent music showcase. No cover. Food/beverage purchase required for table seating. No pay. Possible pay provided if invited back to perform the following month. Seeking—Instrumentalists and Singers. Performances are the first Thursday of each month from 7:30pm-10:30pm. Each act will play a 20-minute set. For more info, call 323/856-1200, email brent@hmmawards.com, or visit www.hmmawards.org.

MAX BLOOM'S CAFE NOIR - Max Bloom's Cafe Noir (220 North Malden Ave., Fullerton CA) is seeking performers for a music open mic. Performances are Thursdays at 8pm (7pm sign-up). No fees required. No pay. Seeking—Instrumentalists/Singers. For more info, call 714/871-2600, email vinceroyale@gmail.com or visit www.maxbloomscafenoir.com.

'SANKOFA'S WORD' - Lotus on the Nile (4307 S. Crenshaw Blvd., L.A) is seeking performers for Sankofa's Word, a music and poetry open mic. $5 cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances are Thursdays at 8pm (7:30pm sign-up). For more info, call 323/517-3222 or visit www.sankofasword.com.

SOAPBOX SESSIONS - Soapbox Sessions (16101 Ventura Blvd., Encino) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. Performances are Thursdays from 7pm-10pm (6:30pm sign-up). No cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 818/783-8068, email soapboxsessions@gmail.com, or visit www.spreadthesoap.com.

COFFEE GALLERY - Coffee Gallery (2029 N. Lake Ave., Altadena CA) is seeking performers for a music open mic. Performances are Fridays at 8pm and (7:45pm sign-up). No pay. Seeking—Singers and Songwriters. Each performer is allowed one song. For more info, visit www.coffeegallery.com or call 626/398-7917.

HUNTINGTON PARK COMMUNITY CENTER - Huntington Park Community Center (6925 Salt Lake Ave., Huntington Park) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. No cover. No pay. Performances are the last Friday of each month from 7pm-10pm (6pm sign-up). Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 323/584-6352 or visit www.huntingtonpark.org.

LULU'S BEEHIVE - Lulu's Beehive (13203 Ventura Blvd., between Coldwater Canyon Ave. and Fulton Ave., Studio City) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. No pay. Performances are Fridays at 8pm (sign-up at 7:30pm). Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 818/986-2233 or visit www.thehivecafe.com.

MISSION COFFEE ROASTING COMPANY – Mission Coffee Roasting Company (151 Washington Blvd., Fremont) is seeking performers for an open mic. No cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers: musicians, singers, monologists, poets, comics, all performers welcome. Performances are every third Friday at 7pm (6pm sign-up). For more info, call 510/623-6920 or email roaster@fremontcoffee.com.

THE OTHER SIDE - The Other Side (2538 Hyperion Ave., L.A) is seeking performers for a music open mic. No pay. Seeking—Singers. Performances are Fridays at 9pm. For more info, call 323/661-0618 or visit www.flyingleapcafe.com.

REVOLUTION CAFÉ - Revolution Café (1612 7th St., Oakland) is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. No cover. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances are the first Friday of each month at 9pm (8:30pm sign-up). For more info, call 510/625-0149.

UNURBAN COFFEEHOUSE - UnUrban Coffeehouse (3301 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica)  is seeking performers for music, poetry, and comedy open mics. Performances are Fridays for music only at 7pm. $3 suggested donation. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 310/315-0056 or visit www.velvetguerilla.com (you can also sign up online).

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THE FRETTED FROG - The Fretted Frog (1200 N. Alvarado St., L.A.) is seeking performers for a music open mic. Performances are the first Saturday of each month at 8pm. Seeking—Instrumentalists and Singers: acoustic and original material only. To sign-up, email info@thefrettedfrog.com. For more info, call 213/353-0734.

ACTORINTRO.COM VIDEO SERVICES - Back Stage has teamed up with ActorIntro.com to offer Back Stage Reels: special discounts on professional HD video services for actors, models, singers, dancers, and comedians in NY. Back Stage Reels' video services are available on an ongoing basis at ActorIntro, 255 Cabrini Blvd., Holbrook Studio 1F, NYC. The cost of using these services depends on the options you choose; basic rates vary from $45-$150+. These special discounted Back Stage rates are only available via www.actorintro.com/backstage; if you contact Actor Intro about these services, be sure to ask for the special Back Stage discounts. Seeking—Actors, Models, and Performers: all ages and types that need video services. Options include: ActorIntro Essential: a 75-second edited general interview that captures who you are and what makes you unique in the industry; ActorIntro Showcase: a performance reel showcasing you performing a special skill, monologue, scene, or song; ActorIntro Audition: record your audition in high-definition video in a professional studio and it will be uploaded for immediate delivery to anyone in the world; ActorIntro Reels: have your clips edited together, complete with voiceover and a text intro with your name and contact info; ActorIntro Promos: shoot interviews with up to four separate people and have the footage edited to showcase the best clips in a 30-60 second promo that you can use for marketing and viral promotions. Note: After creating a video, ActorIntro will help you upload the video to a video-sharing site such as Vimeo, you'll be able to share your video on other websites (such as Facebook), your video will be featured in ActorIntro's online talent database, and you can embed the video into your BackStage.com Multimedia Resume. For more info and to book an appointment, visit www.actorintro.com/backstage; call Brad Holbrook at 917/692-6118; or email brad@actorintro.com. For tips on using video to enhance your career, visit http://tinyurl.com/video-resume-reels.

ALL INDIE RADIO – Indie bands, Indie CDs, Indie reviews, Indie business, Indie attitude - www.allindieradio.com

ATTENTION GOSPEL MUSIC SONGWRITERS!!!  ARTISTS FAVORITES, VOLUME 5 – Gain national exposure for your music

ministry.  Submit your favorite ORIGINAL Gospel song for inclusion in Gospel USA magazine’s next music compilation CD.  The CD

will be attached to the October/November 2008 issue of the magazine, distributed nationwide.  New, unreleased or previously

released songs accepted (upon approval).  Limited slots available.  For more info, call Cecil L. Brown at Gospel USA magazine at

305/234-8689 or visit www.gospelusamagazine.com

CHRIS HUGHES PHOTOGRAPHY - Chris Hughes (photographer) is offering free photography for off-Broadway and off-off-Broadway productions.  Service is ongoing.  All photos taken are available to the participants for no fee.  Seeking—Theater Productions: including cabaret and any other live venue.  Note: Photographer is working on an ongoing project of theater and live entertainment performers and their productions.  For more information, email chrishughesphoto@earthlink.net.

DEMOGEMS ACTING REEL SCENE SERVICES - Demogems "specializes in producing professionally directed and edited scenes for your acting reel by combing HD technology with award-winning directors, producers, and editors. We know that having a good demo is crucial to your success as an actor, which is why we specialize in shooting scenes for your acting reel. We don't shoot headshots. We don't do websites. We don't edit demos. Our expertise is creating the content you need to get ahead and take the next step: samples of your best work." Standard rate starts at $799 per two-page scene. No pay, but copy provided. Seeking—Actors and Performers: any age, any ethnicity or type, in need of material for acting reel. For more info and to book an appointment, email info@demogems.com or visit www.demogems.com.

DISCOVERING ARTISTS - DiscoveringArtists.com offers publicity services to musicians and bands.

EAST GROUP AGENCY - East Group Agency is seeking clients. "I am currently accepting new clients, to whom I will be offering a full service, as I have just opened this agency under a State of California License." No pay. Seeking—Males and Females: all ages and ethnicities. Send pix & résumés to East Group Agency, 10929 Vanowen St., Ste. 140, N. Hollywood, CA 91605. Absolutely no drop-offs or emails.

ELITE STARZ - Elite Starz, a model and talent management company in NJ, is seeking talent for future events and representation. Producer states "No experience required, will train the right people. Some of our events include fashion shows, print work, plays, and promotional work." Possible pay. Seeking—Models, Dancers, Singers, and Actors: all ages and ethnicities. Interviews held by appointment only. For an appointment, email pix, résumés, & contact info to elitestarzrahway@gmail.com. You will receive a response within 24 hours. For more info, visit http://www.facebook.com/pages/EliteStarz/398640775713.

FORTALENT.COM - Envision Initiatives is seeking members for ForTalent.com, a new free social network that connects people in the arts & entertainment industry. According to Envision Initiatives, the site allows members to "showcase themselves and their work," connecting them to their fans and "a global network of like-minded people" while providing "real-world advice from business insiders," covering such topics as music, film, theater, TV, fashion, visual arts, performing arts, and writing.  The site is accepting new members from around the world.  Registration and membership are free; no fees or purchases required. Seeking—Actors, Models, Writers, Performers, Creative People, and Entertainment Industry Professionals: all types and ages, to create profiles on ForTalent.com, display their work, share advice, work together to create new projects, enter contests, attend special events, and network.  To join, visit www.fortalent.com and create a profile.  For a list of ForTalent's current entertainment-industry contests, visit www.fortalent.com/contests/list/.

ICON Magazine – an online music publication, music community and search engine seeking contemporary unsigned/independent

artists and bands.  To join, send an email to help@icon-magazine.com or visit www.icon-magazine.com

IndieBiz.com - an interactive service aimed at musicians and other independent music business people who are serious about their career and want to earn more money with their creative and business ventures.  By combining online, telephone, and in-person networking and consulting, IndieBiz.com provides a comprehensive resource and community for independent musicians and business people.

INDIE-CONNECTIONS - Indie-Connections (I-Conn)'s goal is to promote the artist's music and send more visitors to the artist's 

personal website.  No membership fee.  Offers visitors ten listening stations of quality music screened by their A&R staff.  To

qualify, an artist/band must perform regularly; have a personally owned website related to their music - OR - be an artist/band

on an indie label's website and; have quality material that meets professional production standards.  For more info, visit

indie-connections.com or send email to tony@indie-connections.com

IndieManagers.com - The Indie Managers Association (IMA) exists to promote this and the next generation of independent music

managers and self-managed artists.

JRE ENTERTAINMENT, NEW CLIENTS - JRE Entertainment, a talent management and production company is seeking new clients. No fees required. Standard 15% commission. Seeking—Actors: males and females, all ages and ethnicities, union and non-union. Email pix, résumés, and any links or online acting reels to submissions@jreentertainment.com with "Back Stage New Talent" in the subject line or mail to JRE Entertainment, 16350 Ventura Blvd., Ste. D506, Encino, CA 91416, ATTN: Submissions. No phone calls.

MatchGig.com – an online service allowing artists/bands to get a list of venues that book live music based on their desired traveling range. The venue lists include the name of the venue, address and contact information.  Artists/bands can also submit a CDROM version of their media kit to the venue through MatchGig.com

MOD MEDIA PROFESSIONAL TALENT REPRESENTATION, LLC - Mod Media Professional Talent Representation, LLC (Portland OR), a registered SAG-franchised agency, is seeking new talent for network and cable episodic television projects, feature films (no student films), theater, commercials, webisodes, and other media. Agency director states: "Mod Media is a certified female, minority-owned business and in good standing with the Better Business Bureau." Production dates and locations vary with each project. Agency receives ten percent commission for union project earnings and 15-20 percent commission for nonunion projects. Salary and union status vary depending on the project. Seeking—Actors: male and female, all ages and types, professional-level, trained talent with current professional headshots, reels, IMDB credits, and prior experience, excellent audition skills needed, with flexible availability and an optimum level of professionalism, especially seeking strong comedic talent, plus-sized talent, mature talent, fashion models 5'8" and taller, child actors (with parental authorization), ethnic talent, bilingual talent, and character actors of all kinds. Note: Serious inquiries only. Seeking SAG talent from the Pacific NW region (Oregon) and nonunion talent only from the Los Angeles and New York areas. Email pix & résumés to modmedia@rocketmail.com. For more information, visit www.modmediatalent.com.

MP3MusicGrams.com - The interactive music grams which allow users to upload and/or download music, images and text, designed to be a new venue for artists to get their music out.

MTI SHOWSPACE - Music Theatre International (MTI) is seeking members for MTI ShowSpace, its new social networking site dedicated to those who love and live musical theater.  MTI ShowSpace describes itself as a website that "will allow users to build relationships with others who are passionate about theater worldwide. People from all walks of theater (including performers, authors, presenters, producers, educators, journalists, and fans) can meet up to celebrate their interests, learn, and support new projects.  Building an online forum where musical theater communities and fans are able to come together is another step in Music Theatre International's mission to ensure the future of the arts."  MTI is a theatrical licensor that licenses over 15,000 productions each year, totaling more than 60,000 performances in the U.S., Canada, and worldwide. Registration and membership are free; no fees or purchases required.  No pay provided.  Seeking—Performers, Theater Professionals, and Theater Fans: all ages, all types, who are passionate about theater, to use a new social networking site to meet each other, discuss and celebrate theater, and collaborate on theater projects.  For more info and to create a new MTI ShowSpace account, visit www.mtishowspace.com. For more info about MTI, visit www.mtishows.com.

MYSPACE MUSIC - If you don't already have a MySpace page to network and promote your work as a singer, visit

http://www.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music&MyToken=c78db944-3e11-49b6-8088-e70ab5e46c04 and click on

Artist Setup to set up your MySpace page.

MYSPACE MUSIC MARKETING – 65-page, one-of-a-kind ebook “MySpace Music Marketing: How to Promote and Sell Your Music on the World’s Biggest Networking Web Site.”  Sections include: How to Set Up a Killer MySpace Profile; Using MySpace to Turbo-Charge Your Indie Music Career; Artist Survey of 29 Successful Indie Musicians; 33 Places to Network, Attract Fans, Post MP3s and Videos, Create Podcasts and More.  For more details, visit www.MySpaceMusicMarketing.com

OnlineGigs.com – online site that automates the administration of booking and promoting a band or multiple bands.  It provides an easy to use, step by step guide to finding booking and promotional opportunities, tracking correspondences, issuing contracts, creating itineraries and generating press releases to local media in any market in the country.

PROMOTION FOR VOCALISTS - Patrick Goody is seeking vocalists to promote at upcoming showcases and across cable TV and radio. Mr. Goody will assist vocalists in gaining interest from music labels and will provide video copies of performances. Producer states: "Qualified VIPs will hear and promote your song." Casting immediately in the NYC area. $50-$100 registration fee required (varies according to services talent signs up for). No pay, but video copy and opportunity for exposure provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, all styles (including R&B, pop, hip-hop, jazz, gospel/inspirational, and rock), experienced and novice performers welcome, karaoke singers encouraged. For more info or questions, email patrickgoodypatrick@gmail.com or nfarmer@live.com or call 646/241-8619 or 212/666-6571. Respond ASAP.

ROY ARIAS STUDIOS & THEATRES - Roy Arias Studios & Theatres, a complex of theaters and rehearsal spaces with over 20 studios and 5 theaters, is offering theater space for performance companies in exchange for a percentage of the door. Performance space is available in the Times Square area in NYC. There will be a fifty-percent door split after the performance cost of the theatre is covered; there is a required deposit of $100 per performance. Free rehearsal space may be included for full door. Seeking—Theater Groups/Performance Companies: who need a performance venue. Note: All theater companies will receive a minimum of three performances and one technical rehearsal. For consideration, email your name, the name of the company (if applicable), the name of the play, number of characters and preferred performance dates/times to gene@royariasstudios.com or fax to 212/957-8187. You may also send packages via mail to Roy Arias Studios & Theatres, 300 W. 43rd St., 5th fl., NYC 10036. No phone calls. Do not send scripts or tapes. Roy Arias Studios & Theatre is not a co-producer and will only provide the space and ticket sales. Also, be aware that performances will be presented in a repertory style; there will be performances preceding and following your show, and therefore show requirements must be very practical and minimalist. For more information, visit www.royariasstudios.com. Arias Dance NYC is also part of Roy Arias Studios & Theatres; for more information, visit www.ariasdancenyc.org.

TWOLIA.COM - Twolia, Inc. is seeking talent for Twolia.com, a new online talent community website for women featuring a music store, shopping mall, talent contest, awards, film festival, blogs, and web TV shows hosted by women from around the world.  Producers state: "Twolia offers an array of entertainment options, including a monthly women's online talent contest, music downloads by independent musicians, a vast array of merchandise, films by female filmmakers, blogs on a number of subjects and web TV shows.  Twolia is a site enabling women to showcase their talents, expertise, and merchandise by providing a personalized online sales and marketing platform for their services, along with fully supported transaction processing to enable them to sell and distribute their products anywhere in the world."  The site launched in Beta version June 16; production is ongoing.  Membership is free; no fees required.  Possible pay provided.  Seeking—Singers and Instrumentalists: to upload, share, and sell their recorded music; Actors and Performers: to compete in online talent contests, categories include comedy, dance, music video, original song, and "the unusual" (for various performing arts and skills); Short Films: for an ongoing online video showcase/film festival.  For more info and to register, visit www.twolia.com.

WAW ENTERTAINMENT, NEW CLIENTS - WAW Entertainment, a boutique talent management company, is accepting new clients. No pay. Seeking—Clients: male and female, 7-66+, any ethnicity, union and nonunion talent. Email pix & résumés, Actors Access and L.A. Casting links, as well as demo reel to wawentertainment@yahoo.com. No phone calls.

'WHO GOT THE PART,' CASTING SUCCESS STORIES - The Back Stage Casting Department is seeking talent to profile in its weekly Who Got the Part column. Each column features an interview with an actor, along with their headshot. The column appears every week in the print edition of Back Stage, plus online at http://BackStage.com/Success. No pay, but opportunity of exposure to Back Stage's millions of entertainment-industry readers. Seeking—Actors & Performers: males and females, all ages, that have gotten cast in a project thanks to Back Stage. Examples: Did you get cast after you sent your pix & resumes to a project that you saw a casting notice for in Back Stage? Did you get cast after you attended an audition that you read about in Back Stage? Did you get cast after applying to a project that you saw listed in Back Stage's production listings? Were you cast in a project thanks to Call Sheet? Were you cast in a project after being discovered in the BackStage.com Multimedia Resume Talent Database? To be considered for this column, email Back Stage's casting office in L.A. at BSWcasting@backstage.com (if you live on the West Coast, in the Midwest, or abroad); or email Back Stage's casting office in NY at casting@backstage.com (if you live on the East Coast or in the Southeast) or click on the "Submit Online" link below. In the subject line of your email, make sure to include the phrase "I Got Cast!" along with your name and the state/country you live in. Then, in your cover letter, briefly describe the project you were cast in and how you were discovered. Make sure to include the title of the project you were cast in, along with your contact info. And attach a copy of your photo to the email. If selected for coverage, a Back Stage reporter will call or email you with an interview request.

NYC MUSIC PLACES – nycmusicplaces.org is a free online resource for musicians to find suitable, convenient rehearsal and

performance spaces in New York City.

MUSICIAN’S LAIR – www.musicianslair.net – New website providing an easy to use on-line environment where musicians can

locate and interact with other musicians; musical groups can identify and fill empty positions; solo musicians can search band

listings for openings; members can create their own web page, submit ads, post links, photos, audio/visual presentations, etc.

ONE ON ONE CASTING DATABASE - One on One NYC is seeking performers for its free casting database. Producer's statement: "One on One is a state-of-the-art casting facility with six professional studios. For the past 20 years, One on One has been a leading networking studio helping actors connect with the tv, film and theater industry." Workshops and castings are ongoing in NYC. No fees or purchases required. No pay provided; however, you will get a personalized actor webpage intended to help you get work. Seeking—Young Actors: male and female, 11-18, any ethnicity, to be included in One on One's free casting database, which producer states, "is used by casting directors, agents, managers, and filmmakers who routinely cast out of One on One's studios." Email pix & résumés to youngactors@oneononenyc.com.

ScholarshipTree.com is proud to present a unique scholarship awards program featuring an exciting variety of scholarship

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WRITER’S IN THE ROUND NIGHT – The Washington Area Music Association (WAMA) and Songwriters Association of Washington

(SAW) are presenting a weekly songwriters’ session in the round.  Evenings will feature some of the area’s most respected

songwriters performing their songs and talking about the craft of songwriting.  The event will be held EVERY Wednesday at

8pm at Bangkok Blues Restaurant in Falls Church VA.  For more info, contact Billy Fotis at bfotis1@comcast.net For information

on WAMA membership, visit www.wamadc.com

YOU OUGHTA BE ON BROADWAY - A new CD called You Oughta Be On Broadway is the answer to the aspiring singer's

dream.  Producer Jackie Presti has recorded 12 hit songs from such top Broadway shows as Carousel, The Sound of Music

and South Pacific with leading singers and full musical backup.  Then she recorded the same 12 songs without the lead vocal.

YOU sing the song with the same full musical backup.  The CD is available for $16.95 at www.footlight.com, Footlight Records

in New York NY, Barnes and Noble, Borders or online at Amazon.com

YOUNG ARTIST GRANT PROGRAM – Washington DC residents between the ages of 18 & 30 can apply for up to $3,500 for

community service projects or $2,500 for independent arts projects.  For more info or to obtain an application form,

visit http://dcarts.dc.gov/main.shtm or call 202-724-5613.

MOVEMENT WORKSHOP GROUP – MAR. 12-JUNE 1 - The Movement Workshop Group Dance Collective is offering classes. Artistic director states: "Ever wish you could take a dance class every day but can't afford it? Join the Movement Workshop Group Dance Collective for only $8 a class, and train Mon.-Fri., three to five days a week, in Graham Modern Dance Technique and/or the Variety Dance Pack Collective with a supportive group of dedicated performers. Classes are taught by certified teachers in a variety of disciplines and geared towards actor/dancers of any skill level." Graham Dance Technique Collective classes held 9am-10:30am; Variety Dance Pack Collective classes are held 11:15am-12:45pm (variety pack classes include ballet, hip hop, yoga, salsa, and contemporary dance). Fees are $8/class; you must sign up for an entire semester, and can pay in one, two, or four installments. No pay provided. Seeking—Actor/Dancers: male and female, all ages, types, and skill levels. Note: These classes are open level in terms of dance training and experience; however, preference will be shown towards dedicated performers who are serious about their training. Classes run March 12-June 1 in NYC. To be considered, email pix & résumés to info@MovementWorkshopGroup.org. For more information, visit MovementWorkshopGroup.org/classes.aspx.

CREATIVE COLLECTIVE – APRIL-JUNE - Leigh Cambre (actor breakthrough coach) is seeking performers for the Creative Collective. Acting coach states: "Are you familiar with the concept of the Master Mind? With the busy audition season here, I truly wanted to find a way to not only help, but to do so with a powerful, interesting, and unique approach. Personally, I was floored by my experience in my Master Mind groups, which is why last year, I established the Creative Collective. I am thrilled to again offer this group. My past participants booked thousand-dollar voiceover gigs, secured national commercial work, got callbacks for international stage productions, booked national print ads, met with top agents and managers, and that's just the beginning. Based on the Napoleon Hill "Master Mind" concept, the Creative Collective is a small group designed to help actors take their business to the next level. The Creative Collective is a methodological and steady process that, when you participate fully, over time, will strengthen your career goals, rejuvenate your inner motivation, and bolster your abilities so that you can move above and beyond where you are now. In these specially designed meetings, you will: 1) form meaningful and sustainable relationships with other success driven actors, 2) have time every meeting to go over your specific problems and receive feedback from the group (this is the most powerful part), 3) discuss targeted and progressive topics to move you energetically into the next step as an actor, 4) elevate your acting mindset so you can stop thinking like a victim and start working like a winner, 5) prioritize your activities so you can stop losing valuable time, 6) be invited to the exclusive Creative Collective Facebook group, 7) complete homework with a purpose, designed each week to further the learning. And this is just the beginning." Special pricing for spring: $199 registration fee if paid upfront, or $79/month if paid in installments. No pay provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, all ages and ethnicities, talented and trained actors who have some success, and need help getting out of their own way. Workshops meet bi-monthly for six, two-hour sessions April-June in NYC. To register, email leigh@actorbreakthroughcoach.com or visit www.boldlycoaching.com/cc.

AGENT & MANAGER SHOWCASE FOR 5- & 6-YEAR-OLDS – SATURDAYs APR. 21-JUNE 9 - A Class Act NY, an acting studio for kids and teens, is seeking participants for its Seven-Week Magical Musical Theater Class, which culminates in a recital showcase for family, friends, and agents. Producer states: "Agents and managers are always looking for new young performers. Introduce your child to the magic of the performing arts. Actor Marissa Joy Ganz will work on songs and dance combinations from Broadway hits. In addition, students will learn complex theater terms through fun improv games. The class will focus on song and dance combos from Broadway hits and we will work on proper technique and improvisation. This class will feature new material for returning students." The cost of the class is $450. No pay. Seeking—Boys and Girls: 5-6 years old. Saturday classes held April 21 & 28, May 5, 12 & 19, and June 2 & 9 from 11am-12:30pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC); showcase recital held June 9. To register, email katie@aclassactny.com or call 212/315-3010. For more info, visit www.aclassactny.com. To view past student achievements and read about those students who have been signed from previous classes, visit www.aclassactny.com/student-achievements.

AGENT & MANAGER SHOWCASE, AGES 7-16 – SATURDAYs APR. 21-JUNE 9 - A Class Act NY, an acting studio for kids and teens, is seeking participants for its Seven-Week Drama Class, which culminates in a showcase recital for family, friends, agents, and managers. Producer states: "Agents and managers are always scouting for new young talent at our classes. Work with a Broadway performer on scenes from straight plays. The class will focus on interpretation and character development with scene partners, learning how to make bold choices and commit to your character, and putting what you've learned to the test by performing in a showcase." The cost of the class is $450. No pay. Seeking—Actors: boys and girls, ages 7-16 (scenes will be split up according to age), all ethnicities, all skill levels. Saturday classes held April 21 & 28, May 5, 12 & 19, and June 2 & 9 from 11am-12:30pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC); showcase recital held June 9. To register, email katie@aclassactny.com or call 212/315-3010. For more info, visit www.aclassactny.com. To view past student achievements and read about those students who have been signed from previous classes, visit www.aclassactny.com/student-achievements.

AUDITION TECHNIQUE MASTER CLASS – MAY 19 - A Class Act NY, an acting studio for kids and teens, is seeking participants for its Audition Technique Master Class. Producer states: "We are pleased to announce that renowned theatre director Marc Bruni will be teaching a one-day musical theatre audition technique master class. Don't miss this amazing opportunity to get in front of and receive feedback and coaching from one of today's busiest and most well-respected directors. Marc will work with students on musical theatre audition technique. Marc's resume is so lengthy and impressive, it's impossible for us to list all of his accomplishments here. Here is a short list of his accomplishments: Marc is the Associate Director of Broadway's smash hit, Anything Goes starring Sutton Foster, Bye Bye Birdie with John Stamos and Gina Gershon, White Christmas & Legally Blonde to name just a few. Marc also directs regional and national tours. Here is a partial list of tours he has directed: 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee at Papermill Playhouse, The Sound of Music for which he won the Kevin Kline Award for Direction, Legally Blonde, White Christmas and Little Shop of Horrors, etc. He also directs concerts and has worked with Harry Connick, Jr., David Hyde Pierce, Vicki Clark, Kate Baldwin and Gavin Creel. Focus of Class: Your own audition song. Q & A session which is open to parents too. Opportunity to audition for Marc." The cost of the class is $175. "Super-star session;" not valid for discounts. No pay. Seeking—Actors: boys and girls, ages 7-16, all ethnicities, all skill levels. Class held May 19 from 10am-1:30pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). To register, email katie@aclassactny.com or call 212/315-3010. For more info, visit www.aclassactny.com.

ONE ON ONE, TEEN ACTOR PROGRAM – MAY 20 - One On One, a members-only acting studio in NYC for almost 25 years, is seeking participants for its Teen Actor Program and a TV/Film Intensive. Company states: "L.A. casting director Howard Meltzer (Hannah Montana, Shake It Up, Lab Rats) will be instructing our Teens on TV/Film Acting Intensive, with extensive verbal and written feedback. All work will be recorded on-camera. Howard is currently in NYC casting a new TV project! This exciting class is only one of the several new workshops that we have coming up, and all events are members-only." Membership benefits include a free personal webpage and inclusion in searchable casting database. No pay. No application fee or membership fee for Teen Actor Program. $125 fee for Howard Meltzer class. Seeking—Ambitious Teen Actors: 11-18 years old, all ethnicities. All potential members must go through a screening process. The TV/Film Intensive takes place May 20 at 11am & 3pm. To apply, visit www.oneononenyc.com/young_actors. For questions, email youngactors@oneononenyc.com. For more of Howard Meltzer's credits, visit http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0578431.

VOICEOVER WORKSHOP FOR KIDS AND TEENS – MAY 20 - A Class Act NY, an acting studio for young aspiring actors, is offering an agent voiceover workshop for kids and teens who are looking for voiceover training and possible representation. Artistic dir. states: "A Class Act NY acts as the conduit between young performers, agents, managers, and casting directors. At the workshop, kids work in the booth on popular animated age-appropriate scenes and then have the unique opportunity to perform for a top voiceover and commercial talent agent at the end of the class. Kids also walk away with an MP3 of their work. Focus of class is on proper voiceover acting technique and voiceover audition technique." No pay, but copy provided; fee for workshop is $175. Seeking—Young Performers: ages 7-16. Workshop held May 20 from 2pm-5:30pm at PDR Voice Over Coaching (826 Broadway, 4^th fl., NYC). To register, email katie@aclassactny.com. For more information, visit www.AClassActNY.com; to view the student achievement page, visit http://aclassactny.com/student-achievements/.

'THE INNER STAGE' – MAY 21 - Valerie Simon (instructor), a creative arts therapist and certified psychodramatist, is seeking participants for The Inner Stage™, an experiential workshop for actors. Instructor states: "Actors and performers will explore what gets in the way of creating peak authentic performances in a safe and confidential environment. Using creative arts and psychodrama, emotional blocks will be removed so actors can feel more spontaneous and creative in their careers and in their lives." "Facing a Challenging Role." Workshop fee is $45 (introductory cost); package discounts are available for those who register for more than one workshop. Additional upcoming workshops include: "Taming the Inner Critic" (June 25) and "How to Manage Performance Jitters" (July 23). No pay. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+. Note: Space is limited. Participants must register in advance. Workshop held May 21 from 6pm-9pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). For more info and to register, visit www.theinnerstage.com. For questions, email valerie@theinnerstage.com.

'ONCE ON THIS ISLAND' – MAY 30 & 31 - Kidz Theater, a professional development company dedicated to helping young performers reach their professional performing arts goals, is casting its production of Once on This Island. Director states: "Through classes and shows, we prepare young performers for college auditions and a career in musical theater. Our productions provide super-intensive professional level training and it's our goal to push each performer to the next level." Rehearsals begin June 8 (Tue. & Fri. evenings as well as Sat.; Thurs. added beginning June 28); performances run July 20-29 in NYC. No fees required. No pay. Seeking—Professional-Level Young Performers: boys and girls, ages 7-18, all ethnicities, excellent singers, dancers, and actors for all roles. Casting Note: "We are looking for performers who will be willing to work incredibly hard and push themselves to grow and develop as performers." Auditions held by appointment only May 30 & 31. To schedule an audition appointment, email Kristen Caesar at kidztheater@aol.com. Callbacks held June 1-3. For more info, visit www.kidztheater.org.

SHAKESPEARE 'BARD AT THE BAR' - The Simon Studio, now in its 34th year, is seeking new actors and directors for its professional Lab's Bard at the Bar, an annual Shakespearean collage performance of scenes, songs and dance. Roger Hendricks Simon, dir.; Mildred Purdy, Eddie Lew & Vincent Scott, assoc. dirs. Mr. Simon has directed at the NY Shakespeare Festival, London's Royal Court Theatre, and Yale Rep; his actors have included James Earl Jones, John Lithgow, John Travolta, Samuel L. Jackson, Tovah Feldshuh, and James Woods. The studio has won awards from the NEA, The Samuel French Short Play Festival, Newport Beach Film Festival and NPR. The Lab combines actors, writers and directors for Shakespeare and film on-camera training and showcase/screenings for industry and public audiences. Those selected will work and perform in the Lab with Mr. Simon and studio members as well as associates and alums from the Broadway/London stage and film worlds. Performs May 31 at the Players Club and additional future dates at other venues TBA. $10 initial audit fee; $295 workshop fee required for those selected from the audit. No pay. Seeking—Actors and Directors: all ages & ethnicities, who will be selected through a scheduled initial Lab working audit session with Mr. Simon. Audits held by appointment only. For an appointment, call 212/841-0204 or email pix & résumés to rhsstudio@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.simonstudio.com.

PRIMARY STAGES EINHORN SCHOOL OF PERF. ARTS – ONGOING THRU JUNE 1 - The Primary Stages Einhorn School of Performing Arts (ESPA) is holding auditions for entry into summer acting classes. Faculty includes Judy Gold, Daniel Goldstein, Randy Graff, Richard Topol, and Primary Stages Artistic Director Andrew Leynse. Tessa LaNeve & Sarah Matteucci, casting coords. Summer classes run June-Aug. 2012 in NYC. Class fees range from $300-$600. No pay, but copy provided when applicable. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all types. Auditions are ongoing by appointment only through June 1 in NYC. To schedule an appointment, call John O'Connor at 212/840-9705, or email espaintern@primarystages.org. Prepare two contrasting monologues. Immediate feedback and placement guidance will be provided. For more info, visit www.primarystages.org/acting.

'GLEE' WORKSHOP – JUNE 2 - A Class Act NY is offering a Glee workshop with a former Glee Project contestant and agent. Producer states: "Are you a 'Gleek'? Want to appear in shows like Glee or in pop rock musicals? If so, this class is a must. Work with former Glee Project contestant Marissa Von Bleicken on a pop song you would like to use for auditions. In the vocal section, Marissa will coach showbiz hopefuls and give constructive criticism. In the dance combo section, Marissa will teach kids a dance combo that she had to learn on the fly during her tenure on The Glee Project. Lastly, an NYC agent will come in to conduct a mock audition. Learn how to stand out from the rest." No pay provided; fee for class is $175. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 7-16, all ethnicities and skill levels welcome. Class held June 2 from 2pm-6pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). To register, email katie@aclassactny.com or call 212/315-3010. For more information, visit www.aclassactny.com.

MUSICAL THR. TECHNIQUE WORKSHOP – JUNE 11-JULY 30 - Ted Kociolek is seeking participants for the Summer 2012 session of his Musical Theater Audition/Performance Technique Workshop. Instructor states: "Lacking confidence in your musical theater auditions? Uncertain of your approach to material? Choosing inappropriate repertoire for your type? Suffering from performance anxiety? Walk into your next audition prepared and confident. The course offers the singing actor the opportunity to: develop or refine performance skills; discover new repertoire or refresh the old; assemble a song portfolio tailored to the individual; and gain interpretive insights into material. The workshop emphasizes the selection, analysis, preparation, and presentation of song materials in a safe and supportive atmosphere of creative exploration, and provides students with practical techniques and guidelines that promote self-confidence and spontaneity, liberate the voice, and enhance the audition experience." $300 workshop fee required. No pay. Seeking—Students: male and female, 18+, any ethnicity, musical theater singers, including beginners through career veterans. Note: Current/recent bookings by students include: Evita (Broadway), Mary Poppins (national tour), and How to Succeed…(Broadway). Six-week course runs June 11-July 30 from 7pm-10pm (no class July 2 or 16) at a midtown studio TBA in NYC. To register or for more info, email tmk649@gmail.com. Enrollment is limited. Ted Kociolek is a composer, librettist, music director, arranger, vocal coach, educator, and pianist. As a writer, Ted Kociolek is represented by The Age Of Innocence ( 2012 Finger Lakes Musical Theater Festival), Abyssinia and Jolson: A Vaudeville, and has contributed songs to the revues Crazy Love and Shrinks! by Nicky Silver, which had runs nationwide. Other composing credits include dance and incidental music, cabaret, industrials, and special material. Ted has been affiliated with several Broadway shows and worked extensively in regional theater as a conductor, keyboardist, and/or arranger. As a vocal coach, he has worked at NYU, LIU, and Goodspeed Musicals, and maintains a private practice in NYC. For more info, visit www.ted-kociolek.blogspot.com.

'WHITE CHRISTMAS' WORKSHOP – JUNE 16 - A Class Act NY is offering a White Christmas workshop with the casting director of White Christmas. Producer states: "Productions of White Christmas are put on every year around the country. Work with the casting director of White Christmas, Jason Styres of Binder Casting. Jason will be casting the National Tour as well as other productions of the show! Get ready for the next open call in the fall. Jason and the dance captain for White Christmas will be teaching kids a cut of a song and dance combo from the show, and also work on scenes and their own audition song." No pay provided; fee for class is $160. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 7-16, all ethnicities and skill levels welcome. Note: Scenes split up according to age. Class held June 16 from 1pm-5pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC. To register, visit http://aclassactny.eventbrite.com/. For more information, visit www.aclassactny.com or email katie@aclassactny.com.

AUDITION STAR SUMMER CAMP – JUNE 25-30 – BAHAMAS - The Atlantis Resort on Paradise Island in the Bahamas is offering the Audition Star singing summer camp. Producer states: "Fans of American Idol, America's Got Talent, The Voice, The Ex-Factor, and other shows like these will have a chance to work with behind-the-scenes experts featuring special guests including American Idol finalists Kimberley Locke and Scott MacIntyre. Attendees will receive advice from various industry mentors including vocal coaching from American Idol coach Peisha McPhee, music direction from American Idol's associate music director Michael Orland and style tips from celebrity stylist Miles Siggins." Participants will audition for judges on June 28; the top ten performers will be chosen for solo finale performances on June 29. Finale winner receives an American Idol surprise invitation from Michael and Peisha, a one-hour vocal coaching session with Peisha McPhee, a one-hour coaching session with Michael Orland, a shopping spree in Los Angeles with stylist Miles Siggins, and a collection of personally autographed CDs by various American Idol finalists. Fee for summer camp is $795, not including travel and housing costs, which vary depending on travel dates, number of travelers, etc. No pay provided. Seeking—Young Performers: 14-28. Note: Package components include an amenity package, welcome dinner, lunch for three days, and a finalist show for all attendees. Attendees must be 15-28 years old between July 1-Aug. 31 in order to claim entire prize package. Camp runs June 25-30 (six days, five nights) on Paradise Island in the Bahamas. For more information and to register, visit http://www.atlantis.com/camps/2012/auditionstarcamp.aspx.

BROADWAY CAMPS, KIDS & TEENS – VARIOUS SESSIONS/LOCATIONS - A Class Act NY, an acting studio for kids and teens, is seeking participants for its upcoming One-Week Broadway Camps and Broadway Boot Camp. Producer states: "Looking for superior training for your budding thespian? A Class Act NY One-Week Broadway Camp programs are taught by Broadway stars and are enrolling now. This summer, there will be three 5-day Broadway Camp sessions and a 4-Day Boot Camp to choose from. Camps take place in NYC & on Long Island in July & August. Five-Day Broadway Camp description: Broadway actors come in to instruct campers in one-hour workshops in all areas of the performing arts including: Intro to Shakespeare, Stage Combat, Make-Up, Musical Theatre Audition Technique, On-Camera Acting, Broadway Dance, Vocal Technique and more! When campers aren't in their one-hour classes with guest instructors, they are rehearsing with a Broadway actor/director for what will ultimately result in a performance at an Off-Broadway theater. Moreover, campers are treated on Wednesday to a Broadway matinee and have a talkback with actors after the show. Four-Day Broadway Boot Camp description: In this musical theatre camp, kids work with a Broadway performer Mon.-Thurs. on song and dance combinations. On the last day of camp, kids perform in a Showcase at the studio for family and friends!" Cost for July & Aug. NYC sessions: $680 (includes a ticket to a Broadway Matinee). Cost for Aug. Long Island session: $695 for JCC members, $770 for non-members. Cost for Broadway Boot Camp: $450. July NYC Session runs July 9-13 & August NYC Session runs Aug. 13-17 from 9am-5pm (both sessions) at Nola Studios (250 W. 54^th St., NYC). 4-Day Broadway Boot Camp runs Aug. 6-9 from 10am-4pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., NYC). August Long Island session runs Aug. 27-31 from 9:30am-5:30pm (early drop-off at 9am) at Sid Jacobson JCC (Roslyn NY). Note: Children will be split up according to age at all camps. Seeking—Young Performers: boys and girls, ages 7-16, all ethnicities, all skill levels. To register, email katie@aclassactny.com or call 212/315-3010. For more info, visit www.aclassactny.com. No pay.

MAKING IT ON BROADWAY – AUG. 6-11 - Making It On Broadway is seeking participants for its week-long summer intensive, based on the book "Making It On Broadway." Producer's statement: "A program focused on auditioning skills, each student is guaranteed an audition for a Broadway casting director (Telsey + Company) and a Broadway agent. Students take classes each day, which are all taught by Broadway professionals. Classes include Acting Your Song, Dance, Pop Rock, Acting, Build Your Book, Business, Audition Technique, and more. In addition, there is a masterclass every day and each student is guaranteed to sing in one masterclass. Currently scheduled to appear are Megan Hilty (from the TV show Smash), Laura Osnes (credits include Anything Goes, Bonnie and Clyde, and Grease), Anthony Rapp (credits include Rent), Hugh Panaro (credits include Phantom of the Opera, Les Miserables, Martin Guerre, and Lestat) and one more exciting guest TBA. All guest artists are subject to change based on schedules." Fee for program is $1,200; no pay, but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 13-39, who want to be on Broadway and want the chance to work with and be seen by Broadway professionals, as well as casting directors and agents. Intensive runs Aug. 6-11 in NYC. Email pix & résumés to n.cruz414@yahoo.com. Prepare a short song. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. For more information, visit www.makingitonbroadway.net. If you live out of state, online videos, mp3s, and résumés are accepted for submission; for more information, contact the email address listed above.

SCAD VOCAL INSTRUCTOR - Savannah College of Art and Design is seeking an accomplished teaching artist who will direct entertainment for SCAD Savannah with the goal of creating a vibrant musical presence on the campus. Position is available at Savannah College of Art and Design, Savannah GA. Salary provided. Seeking—Vocal Instructor/Accompanist: outstanding pianist, accompanist, musical arranger, and entertainer with a unique musical style, experience in or knowledge of cabaret performance, accompanying and coaching/working with talented student singers, arranging reimagined versions of standard Broadway and pop tunes, and creating unique short-form solo and group musical performances, will work with students to create mini-performances in a variety of situations throughout the academic year within the performing arts department, strong and varied knowledge of all musical performance repertoires, able to teach private voice lessons, program events with suitable repertoire, strong sight reading skills, able to adjust to a wide variety of situations, bachelor's degree in a related field is required, master's degree is preferred, a team player who is comfortable working in a collaborative environment, works quickly and makes fast adjustments, must have a good ear, able to stage simple choreography, able to create self-contained musical shows that range from 10 minutes in length to an entire evening, will work directly with the offices of events and conferences, admission, and the president's office to ensure the performances represents the college throughout the academic year in an effective manner, will take the initiative to recruit for the ensemble under the direction of the admission office and the performing arts department, will also play for classes, auditions, and other assignments as needed. To apply, submit résumés with teaching and performing experience, a short letter of introduction explaining suitability and interest, and three references via https://scadjobs.com/applicants/Central?quickFind=53122. For more info, email human resources at scadfaculty@scad.edu.

MENTOR SERIES - Mentor Studios is seeking participants for a "new four month intensive mentor series with director/writer/producer Martin Donovan & Dan Ireland." Sessions are ongoing at the Mentor Studio in Santa Monica CA. $300/month for four months tuition fee required for those selected for mentoring. No pay. Seeking—Participants: males and females, 18-29, any ethnicity. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, call 310/776-6389. Bring pix & résumés. Prepare a two-minute monologue showing your emotional range. For more info, email cx@mentorstudiosla.com.

ACTING THROUGH SONG PRIVATE COACHING - Alex Covington (musical theater acting coach/Actor's Equity member) is offering "Acting Through Song" private coaching sessions. Acting coach states: "An acting coach should be someone who is working professionally in the art they are cultivating. I am a working actress and musical theater performance coach living in NYC. I work directly with actors to find their natural core in each performance and believe that a true performance should be grounded in honesty and evoke the artist's organic instincts. It's my goal to help you uncover your genuine individuality…because that's what casting directors are looking for. This is not a class. These are private one-on-one sessions designed to focus on you and how to get you centered and ready for your auditions, or solidify your repertoire. There is no right, and there is no wrong, there is only finding your truth in your performance and in that, booking you the job." Fee for sessions is $60/hr., which includes studio time; introductory session is $45. Seeking—Performers. Sessions held at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC. For more information, email acov33@gmail.com.

BROADWAY THEATRE STUDIO – MONDAYs - Broadway Theatre Studio (BTS), a Manhattan-based theater group that aids in developing new works, is seeking new company members. Company states: "As we have recently concluded our third workshop, we will be holding classes until the start of our next workshop. During these sessions, actors will work with the director on different techniques each week, including, but not limited to, cold reading and audition preparation. At the moment, your first class is complimentary, as we will be looking for actors for future workshops and/or productions." First class is free. Classes range from $25-35 per session; sessions are free for performers accepted as company members. No pay provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, teens to adults, all ethnicities. BTS meets Monday evenings from 8:30pm-10:30pm in NYC. For more information, email mpohland@broadwaytheatrestudio.com or visit www.broadwaytheatrestudio.com.

BEGINNER'S SCENE STUDY WORKSHOP – MONDAYs - BURBANK - Bill Howey Acting Studio is seeking participants for an ongoing scene study workshop which teaches the basics and essentials of scene study. Tuition is $150 for the first four weeks. No pay. Classes meet Monday evenings from 7pm-10pm and are ongoing in Burbank CA. Seeking—Participants. To register call Carla at 818/433-7445 or email cshowey@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.billhowey.com.

SCENE STUDY/AUDITION TECHNIQUE CLASS – MONDAYs – SANTA MONICA - RAW Acting Studio is seeking participants for an ongoing scene study/audition technique/monologue workshop. "We provide actors a safe, exciting and focused environment to cultivate their imagination and craft. Class is comprised of prepared scenes, audition technique, monologues, cold readings, original work, improvisation, and exercises. Working audit permitted. Guy Camilleri has been coaching actors in New York and Los Angeles since 2004. He studied with master teacher/director Gene Frankel for 7 years in New York and has been a working actor for more than 12 years." $190/four sessions, or get eight sessions for the price of four with this code: Go Raw! Code expires Mar. 31. For more info, visit www.rawactingstudio.com. No pay. Seeking—Participants: 18+, enthusiastic, dedicated. Sessions held Mondays, from 7:15pm-11pm at the Lounge Theatre (6201 Santa Monica Blvd., L.A). To schedule an audit, email rawactingstudio@gmail.com.

'THE DANCER'S VOICE' AUDITION WORKSHOP – TUESDAYs BEGINNING MAY 8 - Stage Door Connections is seeking participants for The Dancer's Voice—The Complete Road to a Great Vocal Audition, a vocal audition prep seminar designed to make sure a dancer's vocal audition is as strong as his or her dance audition. Producer's state: "The course will tackle every aspect of the 16-bar audition process, from choosing music and vocal technique to creating an acting arch and overall presentation. Participate in 18 hours of class, including nine hours of vocal technique and nine hours of presentation; learn in a supportive environment that will make you feel more confident about singing and ready to audition." Fee for seminar is $425. No pay provided. Seeking—Dancers, Singers, and Actors: male and female, 18+, all levels, who are tired of having vocal auditions stop them from booking jobs and want to be prepared for the upcoming audition season. Seminar begins May 8 (Tuesday evenings) for six weeks in NYC. For more information (including full description and testimonials) and to register online, visit www.stagedoorconnections.com. Space is limited; only one week left to register.

MEISNER TECHNIQUE WORKSHOP – WEDNESDAYs - Steven Randazzo (acting coach), a working character actor with over 60 IMDB credits, is offering an acting class focusing on Meisner technique. Mr. Randazzo has appeared in over 53 movies, including Ali, Basquiat, Devil in a Blue Dress, Mighty Aphrodite, Jungle Fever, and Awakenings and has worked with such noteworthy actors and directors as Robin Williams, Robert De Niro, Penny Marshall, Woody Allen, Al Pacino, Spike Lee, Steve Zallian, Sidney Lumet, Nora Ephron, and Steve Buscemi; TV credits include Law and Order and Law and Order SVU, Third Watch, The Sopranos, and New York Undercover. Initial class is free; No fee for first class; fee for workshop is $150/month. Seeking—Performers. Note: This class focuses on beginning through advanced Meisner technique, which emphasizes the development of skills to help the actor react more truthfully within imaginary circumstances. Curriculum ranges from beginning "repetition" exercises to more advanced scene study technique. Classes held Wednesdays from 11am-3pm in NYC. For more information and to register, email srandz@ptd.net. To view full list of IMDB credits, visit http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0709738/. Enrollment is limited; only two spots remaining.

COMMERCIAL ACTING CLASS – WEDNESDAYs - Malisa Theatre Academy is offering an on-camera commercial acting class featuring up-to-date commercial copy. Producer states: "In this class, actors will learn how to book a commercial from a seasoned commercial agent. Actors will learn techniques for commercial auditions, as well as what clients, casting directors, and commercial agents are looking for. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn how to book commercial work and/or a commercial agent." The class will be led by David Elliott (instructor), lead agent of Don Buchwald & Associates, a New York commercial agency. Class meets every Wednesday from 6:30pm-8:30pm in NYC. Tuition is $325/month. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Enrollment is ongoing. For more info and to register, email davina@malisatheatre.com. For more info, visit www.malisatheatre.com.

FREE VOCAL WORKSHOPS – FIRST THURSDAYS – BURBANK - American Lutheran Church is offering free vocal technique workshops. Dr. Steven Kronauer, vocal coach. No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Singers: males and females, 13-66+. Note: "The Music Ministry at American Lutheran Church is LGBT friendly, welcoming all faiths and ages." Workshops take place by registration only, the first Thursday of every month at 7pm for males & 8pm for females at American Lutheran Church (755 N. Whitnall Hwy.; Hollywood Way & Clark Ave., Burbank). To register email americanlutheranchurch@yahoo.com.

THEATRE WITHIN WORKSHOP – THURSDAYs - Theatre Within is offering a workshop for performers. Producer states: "Discover a unique talent—yours. The Theatre Within Workshop seeks performing artists who want to create their own material and work deeply. Actors, monologists, comedians, dancers and musicians are welcome. The workshop offers a unique and dynamic environment for project development and personal transformation. Learn simple and effective techniques to break through blocks, open up emotionally, and take the stage with your full energy. Develop your work in a supportive setting and receive nurturing feedback. The workshop is taught by veteran solo performer, satirist, producer and teacher, Joe Raiola, who has been leading groups in deep creative process for over 20 years." Free introductory class; Workshop membership is $195 for four classes; no pay provided. Seeking—Performing Artists: male and female, all ages and types. Workshop meets Thursdays at 6:30pm at the Actors Theatre Workshop (145 W. 28^th St. in NYC). Informal interview required. To arrange for an interview or for more details, email Joe@TheatreWithin.org or call 212/560-2552. For more information, visit TheatreWithin.org and/or JoeRaiola.com.

'INDIE THURSDAYS,' MUSIC SHOWCASE - Renaissance Hollywood Hotel is seeking performers for Indie Thursdays, an independent music showcase. Performances are the first Thursday of each month from 7:30pm-10:30pm at the Renaissance Hollywood Hotel (1755 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood). No cover. Food/beverage purchase required for table seating. No pay. Possible pay provided if invited back to perform the following month. Seeking—Instrumentalists and Singers. Each act will play a 20-minute set. For more info, call 323/856-1200 or visit www.hmmawards.org.

TALENT SHOWCASE AND INDUSTRY MIXER – LAST FRIDAYs - MacJack Productions is seeking participants for a talent showcase and industry mixer. The producer states: "102.3 Radio Personality Tammi Mac and Hawthorne actress Vanessa Bell Calloway presents Mac's Minute Microphone Mixer Talent Showcase. Entertainers get an opportunity to perform for one minute for top level talent executives! Showcase spots are first-come, first-serve basis and lottery. All performers' headshot and resume go directly to producers, directors, casting directors and agents in attendance; bring plenty!" Performances run the last Friday of every month at the Regency West (3339 W. 43^rd St., L.A). Admission is $10 online and $15 at the door. No pay. Seeking—Performers: actors especially encouraged. For more info and to register online, visit www.tammimac.com.

THE BIZ MUSIC SCHOOL, STUDENTS – SATURDAYs – GLENDALE - The Biz Music School is seeking participants for a 10-week program which includes "guest lectures by elite industry professionals, critiques and lessons on performance technique by acclaimed producers, access to premier recording equipment, and sessions with top choreographers. Become a member of our class with fellow students you may recognize from appearances on TV shows like Shake it Up, Good Luck Charlie, Wizards of Waverly Place, and Jesse. Develop commanding stage presence and gain the confidence you need to be heard." Alex Cantrall, producer/songwriter. $1,000 tuition fee required for students accepted to the program. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—Performers: boys and girls, 13-17, any ethnicity, talented, driven, and looking to hone their craft. Sessions held Saturdays from 10am-2pm at the school (1746 S. Victory Blvd., Glendale). To schedule an audition appointment, email thebizmusicschool@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.thebizmusicschool.net.

WAW PERFORMANCE BOOT CAMP – SATURDAYs – LA CANADA - WAW Talent Training and Performance Studios is seeking participants for its ongoing Acting and Singing Boot Camp Class. Company states: "WAW is the San Gabriel Valley's premiere studio for training new and undiscovered talent. Kids who have taken this class have signed with agents and managers, and have booked jobs. Agents/managers that come to our classes are from Howard Talent West, Pallas Management, and The Madeline Group. Get in front of industry pros!" Wendy Alane Wright, creative dir./teacher/actress/singer. Cost is $490 for 10 three-hour boot camp sessions. No pay. Seeking—Young Performers: boys and girls, 7-21, any ethnicity. Classes are ongoing, Saturdays from 10am-1pm at the Community Center of La Canada (4469 Chevy Chase Dr., La Canada CA). To register and for more info, email wawentertainment@yahoo.com, call 818/203-6080, or visit www.cclcf.org or www.wawentertainment.com.

'BOUND FOR BROADWAY' SINGER SHOWCASE - JDProductions is seeking talent for its upcoming Bound for Broadway industry-invited showcases. Producer states: "This is great for performers who need performance video footage. JDProductions is not affiliated with any other showcases. Bound for Broadway is proud to offer a different type of showcase in NYC, boasting a live entertainment emcee, free professionally edited videos for the performers, and a well-rehearsed diverse performance opportunity alongside talented composers." Rehearses and performs at the Duplex Cabaret Theatre in the West Village in NYC. Performers will be required to sell tickets ranging from $10-$15 each, plus an accompanist fee ($50) is required for tech, show, and music rehearsals. Some pay (ticket sales reimbursement), plus free video copy provided. The producers are seeking both union and nonunion performers for this production, but no union contract is currently planned. Union performers should check with their union before accepting any work. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 21+, all ethnicities. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. For an appointment, email pix & résumés to jdproductions.casting@gmail.com. An accompanist will be provided.

ACTING ON IMPULSE - Seth Michael May is seeking participants for his "Acting on Impulse" spontaneous scene study classes. Director states: "Spontaneous scene study is improv for working actors and intuitive text work. It is a place for actors to work on and sharpen their craft and develop their own intuitive way of working both with improvisation and text, using exercises from Mick Napier, Harold Guskin, Michael Chekhov, and others to get actors past creative and career hurdles. Clients work on Broadway (A Little Night Music), Off Broadway (RX), Television (MAD MEN, HAWAII FIVE-O), Film (Gran Torino, Changeling, Black Hawk Down), and national commercials (Verizon, Weight Watchers, Benihana, Kodak)." Auditing not permitted; trial classes available. Work study also available. No pay. Seeking—Actors: males & females, all ages and ethnicities. Classes are ongoing. For more information, as well as testimonials of working actors who have studied with Seth Michael, visit www.actingonimpulse.org, email sethmmay@gmail.com, or call 917/805-9899. Private lessons and audition prep available. Other classes available: improv, classical, business of acting, audition technique/cold reading, on-camera technique, voice/dialects/accent reduction, public speaking, coaching to non actors.

THE ACTOR'S GREEN ROOM - The Actor's Green Room is seeking actors to attend classes, workshops, and networking events. Past guests at The Actor's Green Room have included casting directors from ABC, NBC, FOX Television, CBS, Ugly Betty, 30 Rock, Law & Order, daytime dramas, Telsey + Company Casting, Calleri Casting, Alexa Fogel Casting, and more, as well as agents from The Gersh Agency, Paradigm, Abrams Artists, Innovative Artists, Talentworks, CESD, Don Buchwald & Associates, and more. Classes and events take place in NYC. Fees may be required to attend classes and events; rates vary. No pay, but an opportunity to network and learn. Seeking—Actors: males and females, all ages and types, to join The Actors Green Room. The producers note that actors will have the opportunity to attend "weekly classes designed to help actors master their on-camera auditioning skills. Actors work one on one with the casting directors and also work in the actual audition room with the casting directors and a reader, while the rest of the class observes in the waiting room area via a television monitor. Actors are emailed new film/television scenes to prepare each week, chosen by the casting director they will be working with that week. Our classes are small and intimate, with a maximum of nine students per class. One-night events provide a forum for actors to meet, audition, and forge relationships with industry professionals in film, television, commercials, voice-overs, and more. Actors meet and audition for 10 industry professionals in one night, and each actor will receive written feedback from each industry guest. The Actor's Green Room staff are available at every event for on-site coaching, advice, and to review your audition materials." For more info and to register, visit www.theactorsgreenroom.com.

PAULO CARMINATI VOCAL STUDIOS - Paulo Carminati Vocal Studios is currently enrolling new students for an eight-lesson Singing Boot Camp. Instructor states: "This package is designed to deliver that vocal breakthrough so many aspiring singers are looking to make – possible only with the proper technique and understanding a dedicated teacher can illustrate. Along with technique, each package promises to develop a portfolio of audition pieces custom-tailored to each singer's strengths and aspirations." Lessons are ongoing in the tri-state area; each lesson is one hour long and flexible in both location and schedule. No pay provided; workshop fee is $549 for eight lessons before discount, $399 after discount. Seeking—Singers: male and female, all ages, who would like to improve their vocal technique for performance and auditions. To apply, visit http://www.paulocarminati.com/contact/ and leave your name, contact email, and a brief message; include the code "BACKSTAGE" in the subject line for a $150 discount on the usual rate. You will be contacted with workshop details. For more information, visit PauloCarminati.com.

THE INSIDERS, ONGOING CLASSES - The Insiders are offering ongoing classes exclusively for actors new to the industry. Instructors state: "Are you an actor 18+ years old? Are you just out of college or conservatory? Are you new to the industry game and/or New York? Do you know where to start and have no time to waste? Do you know how to access the most direct gateway to all types of income that acting work provides? Do you know the inside of the industry to do real business and get real acting work? Do you know that being well-prepared for the audition isn't enough? Do you have any idea how to brand yourself strategically? Do you know how to take a solidly grounded step one into the industry, and do you understand the guidelines of the 'business of the business,' or what that even means? This is also available for those needing a revamped career strategy and a fresh start. The Insiders assist students with typing/branding; preparation for TV/film, theater, on-camera commercial, and voiceover auditions, as well as how to best present headshots and résumés that reinforce all of who you are in the business; and being in the room. Elena Berger and Jodi Collins will help you speed ahead. These two professionals, with decades of experience in network and film production, casting, talent development, contract negotiation, and instruction, can strategize with you and teach you to reach the highest potential of your career. By the end of the class, each student will have a personalized strategic plan in place to help you succeed with the most effective forward movement in the entertainment industry." Elena Berger is a Juilliard and NYU-Tisch lecturer, former agent at ICM, partner at BRE, independent actor consultant, and co-producer at Creative Control; Jodi Collins is a casting director for hundreds of projects (including work for HBO, NBCU, FOX, Comedy Central, and Sony), an NYU-Tisch lecturer, an independent comedy coach/branding consultant, and executive producer of Creative Control. Workshops are ongoing in NYC; private coaching is available. Actors will be required to pay fees for workshop/coaching sessions; fees vary, based on the number of classes. No pay provided for participants. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all types, who are new to the industry and/or who need a new plan to kick start their existing careers. For more info and to sign up, email theinsidersnyc@gmail.com; write "Class" in the subject line.

VOICE & MOVEMENT, INSTRUCTOR - New York Film Academy is seeking voice & movement instructors. The instructor will critique, lecture, and supervise the students' development and growth as an actor. Essential job functions include the following: Instructors will review existing syllabi and tailor the assignments and in-class exercises to fit into course objectives and learning goals; attend faculty meetings to discuss departmental growth and curriculum development; conduct constructive critiques of student work in a productive and effective manner; communicate effectively with support and post production staff; serve on departmental committees and/or act as an academic advisor; and perform other related duties as assigned, including student consultations. Position is ongoing in L.A. Salary provided. Seeking—Instructors: minimum of a Bachelor's degree and/or substantial industry experience are preferred. Email résumés & cover letter to lajobs@nyfa.edu. Specify in the subject heading that you are applying for the Voice & Movement Instructor position. "Due to the large volume of applicants we receive for numerous positions, your application will not be considered if you do not specify the correct subject heading. Candidates of interest will be contacted by phone or email for an interview." For more info, visit www.nyfa.edu.

ACTING CLASSES - Carmichael Acting Studio is seeking participants for acting classes for all levels. Coordinator states: "Study from anywhere in the world! Study from home, office or at our location in California. This is a professional acting class offering scene study, cold reading, commercial workshops, voice, and movement courses." Classes are ongoing in SoCal. Classes are $30/month. No pay. Seeking—Participants. For more info, email josh@joshcarmichael.com or visit www.carmichaelactingstudio.com.

PLP PRODS. SINGERS' SHOWCASE - PLP Productions is seeking talent for an upcoming showcase. P. Carroll, casting. Showcase performs at The Duplex Cabaret Theatre in the West Village in NYC. Participants will be asked to sell tickets (which range from $5-$10, plus a two-drink minimum; drinks range from $4-$10). Some pay provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, who sing contemporary or traditional musical theater, pop, rock, R&B, and/or hip-hop. Note: Casting directors and A&R reps will be invited. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. For an appointment, email PLPduplex@gmail.com. An accompanist will be provided for the audition. Rehearsals will be provided for the show.

AUDITION TECHNIQUE SERVICE - Casting Call, an audition technique service for actors, is seeking new clients. Company states: "Have great auditions and never hear back? Can't figure out what you're doing that's keeping you from booking that tour? When you sign up for Casting Call, we give valuable feedback on your audition submissions, your audition technique, and you'll get a video of your audition so you can see it all for yourself. Additionally, we keep your headshot and résumé on file for all of our future casting projects." Fees required; $15 special promotion for first-time clients. Seeking—Actors: males and females, 13+, all ethnicities, all types. For more info, visit www.thenycastingcall.com or email thenycastingcall@gmail.com.

PERSONAL MARKETING COACHING - Ron Bush, a personal marketing coach, is offering one-on-one marketing coaching for actors. Bush states: "If you're just getting started in the entertainment industry, or are an established actor who hasn't been seeing much work come their way, it is time for you to contact me. I offer one-on-one instruction on how to get started in the acting world, how to jumpstart your marketing plan, or create one if one doesn't already exist. I'll show you what you need to do to help ensure that the right person knows you exist." Coaching is ongoing in NYC. Rates begin at $100/hr.; $135/75 min.; and $200/120 min. No pay. Seeking—Actors: male and female, teen to adult. For more info, email ronbush@ronbushmarketingcoach.com or visit www.ronbushmarketingcoach.com.

JODI COLLINS WORKSHOPS - Jodi Collins (casting dir.-instructor) is offering several workshops for actors, including a four-week comedy workshop at One on One Productions and a group business class that teaches about branding and first entering the business. Private monologue and audition coaching as well as private sessions for strategic branding for performers and other talent in the arts/media are also available. Jodi Collins is a CSA member casting director who has cast projects for HBO, NBCU, FOX, Comedy Central, and Sony, with experience as an NYU adjunct professor and an independent comedy coach/consultant, and is an executive producer at Creative Control. Workshops/private coaching is ongoing in NYC. Fees vary depending on workshop/coaching session. No pay provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all types. Note: The group business class is geared toward those just coming out of a dramatic arts program or those needing to reinvent/redefine or purely re-energize their career. For more information, email enterjccasting@gmail.com.

MALISA THEATRE ACADEMY FILM & TV CLASS - The Malisa Theatre Academy is offering film and TV classes. Producer's statement: "Learn how to work in front of the camera while being aware of continuity, eye lines, hitting marks and working with wireless mics. Actors will also learn how to work with green screen, which is becoming more and more prominent in films." Classes are ongoing Wed., 1pm-3pm or Thu., 6pm-8pm in NYC. Workshop fee is $250/month. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, all ages and types. For more information, email davina@malisatheatre.com or visit www.malisatheatre.com.

MALISA ACTING PRGM. & SHOWCASE - The Malisa Theatre Academy is seeking talent for its ongoing classes and upcoming theatrical showcases for actors. Producers state: "The Malisa Theatre Company offers actors an opportunity to work, learn, perform, and achieve the goals that they desire. We aim to help young actors develop, grow, perform, and achieve their dreams of acting by teaching and guiding them, to help them be the best actors they can be. We offer a full comprehensive program for actors to continue their development and follow their dreams." Program consists of four classes per week for three months and finishes with a professional showcase in front of agents and casting directors. Classes are ongoing at 244 W. 54th St, Ste. 711B, NYC. $750 fee required for three months of classes. No pay, but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Actors: males and females, 18-100, all ethnicities. Enrollment is by audition only. Email pix & résumés to davina@malisatheatre.com. For more info, visit www.mailsatheatre.com.

FREE ACTING CLASS - GLENDALE - R. Leslie (acting coord.) is seeking actors and actresses for a free acting class in comradery vaudeville actors scene study. "Nothing extravagant, yet fun and exhilarating." Classes are ongoing in Glendale. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—Actors and Actresses: will get together and be prudently critiqued, idea is to build self-esteem and provide actors with a platform to rehearse and practice your craft. Email pix, résumés, email address, and phone number to 9999leslie@gmail.com.

SCENE STUDY WORKSHOP – BURBANK - Bill Howey Acting Studio is seeking participants for a scene study workshop which allows actors to work on the character and themselves. The manager states: "While learning lines make sure you connect qualities and traits you want to work into the character. Changing your mind if necessary and decide that you are really going to challenge yourself-risking strong personal choices. Your intention is to reinvent yourself and the character by bringing your attitudes, thoughts, impulses, and behaviors to the character without flinching. A choice that isn't dangerous isn't worth being called a choice." Day and evening sessions are ongoing in Burbank CA. Tuition is $255/month. No pay. Seeking—Participants. To register email cshowey@gmail.com. For more info, visit billhowey.com.

VOCAL COACHING - Ted Kociolek (instructor) is seeking participants for vocal coaching. Opera singer Maria Callas said, "Put the truth of your feelings and your thoughts first and the sound of the voice will follow." Instructor states: "Walk into your next audition prepared and confident. My specialty is working with the actor on the selection, preparation, and presentation of musical theater materials, both traditional and contemporary. I offer the singing actor the opportunity to develop/refine performance skills, gain interpretive insights into the activation of text, and assemble a song portfolio tailored to the individual. My methods and techniques help to create spontaneity, liberate the voice, and alleviate performance anxiety. If you're looking for repertoire, I usually recommend audition material I own (I have a substantial library) and provide copies for the performer at no extra cost. I work out of my home in Stuyvesant Town in NYC and provide all accompaniment; privacy is assured." Coaching takes place in NYC. Coaching fees required; discount packages are available. No pay. Seeking—Singing Performers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. To schedule an appointment, or for more info, email Ted at tmk649@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.ted-kociolek.blogspot.com.

BARON BROWN STUDIO CLASSES - The Baron Brown Studio is seeking participants for invitational free classes. "Los Angeles' premiere acting training. Train with the studio that creates stars! Previous students include: Halle Berry, Robin Wright, Jeff Goldblum, Patrick Dempsey, Peter Facinelli, Sherri Shepherd, Jamie Kennedy, Mariska Hargitay, and Michael Vartan. The studio also supports its artists with periodic free classes, seminars, celebrity Q&As, career guidance and industry referrals." Classes are ongoing (daytime, night, and weekends available). $210-$315/month fee required. No pay. Seeking—Participants: males and females, 18+, all ethnicities. For info and to sign up for classes call 310/451-3311, email info@baronbrown.com, or visit www.baronbrown.com.

CNC STUDIOS - CastingsnClasses (CnC Studios) is seeking participants for its upcoming classes and events. CnC Studios is home of the original "Affordable Acting Classes," and was the winner or runner-up for seven 2010 Back Stage Readers' Choice Awards for Best Classes. Classes include commercial, beginners, scene, monologue, auditioning, Meisner, Shakespeare, on-camera, improv, and more. CnC Studios also hosts several industry events each month, which include coaching before meeting the guest. Staff members include: Louise Lasser (Emmy-nominated TV actress, Mary Hartman-Mary Hartman, Taxi), Larkin Malloy (Emmy-nominated daytime TV actor, All My Children), David Vaccari (casting dir., Telsey + Company), Brette Goldstein (casting dir.), Fay Shumsey (casting dir., Hungry Man/Downstairs Casting), Jerry Kallarakkal (agent, DDO Artist Agency), and more. Jagger Kaye, founder-owner (Back Stage Reader's Choice winner and runner-up; for more info, visit www.JaggerKaye-Accolades.com). Classes and events are ongoing at CastingsnClasses (300 W. 43^rd St., #404, NYC). Participation fees vary, depending on the class/event. No pay provided. Seeking—Actors: males and females, 16+, all ethnicities, all types, interested in attending classes and workshops and networking with industry pros. For more info and to register, visit www.CnC-Studios.com or email affordableactingclasses@gmail.com.

CASTING WORKOUT CD WORKSHOPS - The Casting Workout at Thexposure Studio is seeking participants.  "Here's your chance to read and learn from working casting directors of shows you only dreamed of being on. Our guest casting offices this month include Hannah Montana, Castle, Happytown, Make it or Break It, True Blue, Entourage, Vamprie Diaries, feature films and many more! Along with casting workshops we have kids and adult acting classes for all ages.  Our new event "Scene Sundays" happens every second and third Sunday of the month with an actor competition consisting of you and a scene partner competing for prizes and opportunities to further your career."  $40 fee required (per class). No pay.  Seeking—Participants: male and female, any age, any ethnicity.  Sign up by emailing dinner_at8@hotmail.com or call 310/986-5680.  For more info, visit www.thecastingworkout.com.

PRIVATE AUDITION COACHING - Jen Rudin, CSA (instructor-casting dir.) is offering private audition coaching for film, TV and musical theater auditions for both children and adult actors.  Previous casting awards and nominations include the 2006 Artios Award (Chicken Little), 2007 Artios Award nomination (Meet the Robinsons), and 2006 Artios Award nomination (The Wild). Casting credits also include the Academy Award-winning film The Incredibles and the Academy Award nominee Brother Bear.  She has taught master classes at NYU, Boston Conservatory, Northwestern University, Emerson College, Webster University, Baylor University, Cincinnati Conservatory of Music, the University of Colorado at Boulder, and the University of Wisconsin at Stevens Point and University of the Arts.  Coaching sessions are ongoing.  Fees are $75-$175/session, depending on the type of coaching required.  Seeking—Actors: male and female, all ages.  Producer's statement: "Jen Rudin brings 20+ years of experience as both a professional child actress and casting director and offers practical and useful tips and tricks for auditions."  For more information, visit www.jenrudin.com.

WOLF TRAP – The Center for Education at Wolf Trap in Vienna VA features master classes, performances, distance learning,

performing arts classes and workshops taught by internationally acclaimed Wolf Trap Teaching Artists for participants of all

ages.  For more information, send email to education@wolftrap.org or call 703/255-9133.

VERNICE WATSON'S BUSINESS OF MUSIC SEMINAR is now accepting bookings for 2004.  Topics covered include: "Beginning

with the Song: It's What's in the Grooves that Counts"; "Productions: Recording, Studios and Producers - The Hidden Costs";

"Starting Your Own Record Company"; "Manufacturing and Packaging"; "Distribution"; "Marketing"; "The ABCs of Artist

Development".  For further information or to book a seminar, call 410/486-2541 or email theartistcompany@aol.com

VOCAL WARM-UP – One-hour CD from vocal coach RENEE GRANT-WILLIAMS, helps a performer prepare their voice before

singing.  For more info, call 615/244-3280 or visit MyVoiceCoach.com