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AMERICAN MUSIC THEATRE SEASON - American Music Theatre (Lancaster PA), a 1,600-seat celebrity concert venue that

produces original productions throughout the year, is casting its 2010 season including: Nashville City Limits, California Soul,

The AMT Band Plays Abbey Road, and the 2010 Christmas Show. Season runs April-Dec. 2010. $600 min./wk., plus lodging

provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, country, pop, and rock singers with an authentic sound; Dancers: male and

female, athletic, partnering and acrobatics a plus, also seeking specialty couples; Instrumentalists: male and female, versatile,

with stage presence, also seeking solo artists and specialty instruments. Email video links & résumés to

amccormick@amtshows.com, or send to American Music Theatre, PO Box 10757, Lancaster PA 17605.

'MUSICAL STORY HOURS' & EVENTS - StoryTime By Design, Inc. is seeking talent to perform in its live "Musical Story Hours,"

as well as corporate launches, CD recordings, birthday parties, and DVD series. Performs April 2010-Jan. 2011. Salary

provided. Seeking—Triple-Threat Performers: male and female, 18-20s, singers, dancers, actors, experience with children a

big plus, guitar also a big plus. Email pix & résumés to cori@storytimebydesign.com. For more info, visit www.storytimebydesign.com.

'LOUIE LOUIE' – Announcing casting for Louie Louie. Opens Summer in Las Vegas, NV, with other possible future dates during

the holidays at venues in Atlantic City, NJ, Detroit, MI, and other cities. Professional pay, plus meals, travel & lodging provided. Seeking—Back-Up Singer/Dancers: well-rounded, skilled, and talented individuals, able to multi-task and do quick changes between songs, with excellent time management skills, can handle a physically demanding & wardrobe heavy show. Note: Applicants must be comfortable working with strobe lights & non-toxic haze/smoke and in environments that serve alcohol. The

show is originally geared for the 21+ crowd but some alterations have been made to also appeal to a younger audience. Email

pix & résumés, plus any links to samples of your work, to tjfogerty@aol.com. Write "Back-up Singer/Dancer" in the subject line.

'BOUND FOR BROADWAY' SINGERS SHOWCASE – JULY 2010 - JDProductions is seeking talent for an upcoming singers

showcase. Industry will be invited. Showcases perform weekly; rehearses and performs at the Duplex Cabaret Theatre in the

West Village in NYC. 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. Performers will be required to

sell multiple tickets ranging from $10-$15 each, plus an accompanist fee ($50) is required for tech, show, and music rehearsals.

Possible pay provided (amount depends on ticket sales), and the performances are videotaped for free and showcased at www.youtube.com/jdproductionsb4b. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, fun and vibrant performers who

need to market themselves and obtain video footage of themselves for submissions. Auditions held by appointment only in

July in NYC. For an appt., email pix & résumés to jdproductions.casting@gmail.com. An accompanist will be provided.

'SOLO WORKS SERIES' - JULY 2010 - Playhouse on the Square (Memphis TN) is seeking submissions for its Solo Works Series,

part of the 2009-10 season. Performs July 1-4, 8-11, 15-18 & 22-25 in Memphis TN. No fees required. $100 performance

stipend or 50% of gross box office receipts per show (whichever is greater), plus $200 travel stipend provided; housing will be

provided for out-of-town artists. Seeking—Solo Artists: male and female, 18+, all types. Note: The series will feature four

solo artists in July 2010; each artist will receive four performances (Thu.-Sun.). Note: All solo acts must have been produced

previously. Send submissions and inquiries to Jackie Nichols, Playhouse on the Square, 51 S. Cooper St., Memphis TN 38104 or

email to info@playhouseonthesquare.org. Include any available recordings or press coverage with your submission. Producers

will consider repeat appearances by previous Solo Works Series artists. For more info, visit www.playhouseonthesquare.org.

MSONGS POP VOCAL GROUP - Msongs is casting a pop group with theatrical elements. Performances are mid-summer in Riverside/Inland Empire. No fees or purchases required. Some pay provided. Seeking—Young Adult Singers: males and

females, 18-29, any ethnicity, strong voices, excellent pitch. Email mp3 demo with one ballad, one uptempo track to msongs@yahoo.com or refer us to your online solo vocals. For more info, visit www.msongs.com/vocalistwanted.htm or call 951/788-8327. Leave clear message if no answer.

GOODE TIME CAROLERS 2010 SEASON – JULY 31 – HOLLYWOOD - Goode Time Productions is casting singers (SATB) for the upcoming caroling season. "The Goode Time Carolers have been featured on TV, Film and national commercials (Chevy, Marshalls) and are the special event caroling company for the Disney resorts and Universal Studios." Rehearsals start Sep. Performances run Nov. through Dec. No fees or purchases required. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18-49, any ethnicity, over 65 carols by memory so sight reading and seasoned carolers are preferred, must be available Christmas and Christmas Eve. Auditions held by appointment only July 31 from 10am-1pm at IDA (International Dance Academy, 6755 Hollywood Blvd, Studio B, Hollywood). Prepare a song that shows off your best lyrical quality. Ladies please arrive in full stage makeup/lashes. Be prepared to stay for callbacks. Let us know if you want to be considered for NYC. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call Tony at 323/788-1719 or email pix & résumés to contact@goodetimeprods.com. For more info, visit www.goodetimecarolers.com.

CORPORATE DOO-WOP GROUP – FIRST WEEK IN AUGUST – LOS ANGELES - Bella Notte Solutions, a New York based

corporate entertainment company, is casting for a well established corporate entertainment act. A four member doo-wop group

that performs music ranging from Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, Billy Joel, Sondheim, Queen and more. Multiple bookings

in west coast region as well as cruise lines and international work. Performances are ongoing. Professional pay, travel, and

lodging provided. Seeking—High Tenor: a true high tenor with a very strong falsetto, sings the lead on majority of songs, strong mover and actor, ability to sing in tight four-part harmony a must; Tenor: tenor with high F in falsetto, strong

mover and actor with great comedic sensibility and timing, ability to sing in tight four-part harmony a must; Baritone:

strong baritone voice, with tenor notes, strong mover and actor with good comedic sensibility and timing, ability to sing in

tight four-part harmony a must; Bass: strong bass/baritone voice, low A to high G, strong mover and actor with good comedic sensibility and timing, the unspoken leader of group, a heightened sense of machismo, ability to sing in tight four-

part harmony a must. Note: All roles are male, 20-40, with excellent sight reading skills, great comedic timing, and

improvisational skills. Auditions held by appointment only, first week in Aug. in Los Angeles. Send pix & résumés to Bella

Notte Solutions, 250 W. 57^th St. #929, New York NY 10107.

'FUNIKIJAM LIVE' - FunikiJam Music is casting FunikiJam LIVE, a stage show and rock band production geared towards kids and families. Rehearses Aug. 7; runs Aug. 8 for the Mayor's First Day Festival at Bridgestone Arena in Nashville TN. Some pay. Producers plan to apply for a TYA contract. Seeking—Nashville Singer/Dancers: male and female, family-friendly performers who are a quick study to back up Brian and the Funikijam Band and to facilitate interaction with kids in the audience. Email pix & résumés to brian@funikijam.com. For more info, visit funikijam.com.

AGVA, 'RADIO CITY CHRISTMAS SPECTACULAR' – AUG. 10 - Madison Square Garden Entertainment is casting The Radio City Christmas Spectacular. Rehearsals begin Oct. & early Nov. 2010 (schedules vary); runs through the end of Dec. 2010/early Jan. 2011 in various cities including at Radio City Music Hall in NYC; Boston MA; Providence RI; Ft. Myers FL; Jacksonville FL; Austin TX; and Nashville TN. Professional pay, plus travel and housing provided for productions outside of NYC only; no housing or travel is provided for performers in the NYC show. AGVA Contract. Seeking—Male Singers Who Dance Well: must be able to sing and dance well and learn choreography. Note: All performers must be 18+ by Aug. 31, 2010 to be considered. All performers must be a U.S. citizen or have a current legal permit which allows them to work in the U.S. Madison Square Garden Entertainment is committed to racially diverse casting for all roles; Madison Square Garden is an equal opportunity employer. If cast, performers will be offered an AGVA contract. Auditions held Aug. 10 at 2pm for male singers who dance well at Radio City Music Hall (55 W. 50^th St., between 5^th & 6^th Aves., Corporate Entrance, NYC). AGVA members will be seen first. All audition dates are subject to change. Male singers who dance well must prepare an uptempo song and a ballad in their key. Bring sheet music; no recorded music will be allowed. Callbacks held Aug. 11 for male singers who dance well. For more info, visit www.radiocityauditions.com or call the Radio City Audition Hotline at 212/485-7399 before attending any auditions.

JAMES BROWN IMPERSONATOR - Linda Ford is seeking talent to perform for a 75th birthday party. The event takes place the

evening of Aug. 21 in Brooklyn NY. Some pay, plus meals provided. Seeking—James Brown Impersonator: male, 35+, African-American, must be able to dress and sing the part, must have a cape, will perform three to four songs (including "Try Me") and be available for photos, ability to perform splits a plus but not required. For consideration, call 973/986-4140 or email pix &

résumés (and reel links) to studdy868@gmail.com.

SA SINGERS' SHOWCASE – SEP. 2010 - SA Productions is going on the road for July and Aug., and returning in Sep. with a

whole new look. Rehearsals will be provided; singers' showcase performs Sep. 28 at the Duplex Cabaret Theatre in the West

Village in NYC. Participants will be asked to sell tickets (tickets range from $10-$13, plus two-drink minimum required; drinks

range from $4-$10). SA productions is not affiliated with any other singers' showcases. Some pay, plus professional free CD provided. A video copy of your performance will be available. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Note:

Agents will be invited. Auditions held by appointment only in Sep. in NYC. For an appointment, email

singingactors@hotmail.com. An accompanist will be provided.

'NEW YORK NEW YORK' - Palame Productions is casting New York New York, a 9/11 tribute revue. Performances will be attended by the first 50 responders from the NYC Police Benevolent 9/11 Heroes. Six rehearsals and three performances Sep. 6-12, with the possibility of an extended run, at The Brook Arts Center Theatre in Bound Brook NJ (transportation is direct from Port Authority in midtown NYC). Pay for rehearsals and performances for all performers, plus travel stipend provided. Seeking—Six Strong Singer-Dancers: male and female, 18-30s. Auditions held by appointment only (dates TBA) in NYC. Send pix & résumés to Palame Productions, PO Box 46, Ringwood NJ 07456, or email to striper190@msn.com. For more info, visit www.palameproductions.com.

'CIRQUE DU HOPE' - Sunbeam Productions is casting Cirque du Hope, a variety show of whimsy, hope, comedy and music. Performance is Sep. 19 at the Hope Lutheran Church in Hollywood. No pay. Seeking—Performers: male and female, all ages and ethnicities, circus performers, clowns, singers, dancers, musicians, and artists. Auditions held by appointment only. Send pix, résumés, and/or DVD of your performance to "Cirque", Hope Lutheran Church, 6720 Melrose Ave., Hollwyood, CA 90038 or email to sunbeamproductions2010@gmail.com. Opportunity to sell CDs, DVDs, and art to patrons.

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL, SINGERS – OCT. 10 - Cirque du Soleil is seeking talent for live performances in its current shows and upcoming creations. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Professional Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, all voice types and styles, with strong technique, stage experience, and versatility. Auditions held by appointment only Oct. 2010 in NYC. For more details and to apply, visit http://bit.ly/9sN5Yy.

THE FUNKY FRITTERS - The Funky Fritters, a New Orleans-flavored R&B party band, is seeking singers. Producer's

statement: "This is a powerhouse, 11-member band with horns and backing vocals serving up a bowl of funky gumbo and a

hearty helpin' of New Orleans Mardis Gras, Blues, Funk, Rock, Jam, R&B, Jazz, and Gospel music." Danny Drexler, band leader.

Shows are booked through September and beyond (about twice a month) in the extended NYC metro area. Paying gigs,

plus credit provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, real, old school blues singers, with big voices,

to handle most of the lead vocals and some back up singing, must be adept at both lead and harmony singing, should

have good stage presence and look. Producer's note: "We do a mix of covers and originals. Some song writing ability or

openness to doing originals and collaborating a plus." Email pix & résumés and demo links to ddrexler1@gmail.com. Guitarists

need not apply. Serious inquiries only. For more information and latest demos, visit www.thefunkyfritters.com,

www.myspace.com/thefunkyfritters, www.youtube.com/Thefunkyfritters, and www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXabypjJ9WQ.

2010 PERFORMANCE SERIES - New Age Music Group is casting their 2010 Performance Series, an upcoming series of live

concerts. Performances are summer and winter 2010 in Los Angeles. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Composers,

Songwriters, Lead Singers, Back Up Singers, Instrumentalists, Up-and-Coming Modern Jazz Bands or World Music Bands:

males and female, all ages, any ethnicities. Send CD or DVD demo reels to NAMG, c/o Wedi Steele, 1469 N. Hundley St.,

Anaheim. Mail only, no drop-offs. Make sure the envelope is marked clearly for what you are submitting for, like "Bass Player"

or "Band." Do not just send a link to a website.

GOTHAM ROCK CHOIR - Gotham Rock Choir is seeking singers for its rock, pop, and soul choir. Every week, the choir

rehearses an eclectic, "fun-to-sing" repertoire of music ranging from Billy Joel, Aretha Franklin, and Bon Jovi to songs from Glee

and Broadway. Rehearses every Tue. evening for two hours; performances are ongoing, with concert schedule for Oct.

2010. Membership dues are $10 per rehearsal. No pay provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, all ages 18+, all types,

all voice parts and experience levels, enthusiasm and passion for singing are more important than past experience or training,

solo opportunities available for exceptional singers, pop/belt/gospel voice a plus. Email submissions ASAP to gothamrockchoir@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.gothamrockchoir.com.

'THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA' - Vox Lumiere is casting The Phantom of the Opera. "Vox Lumiere (voks lu-me-air) is the award-winning live theatrical production combining new music and silent film in a radical and thrilling retelling of timeless movie masterpieces. 'Rock concert meets silent film' when Vox Lumiere's five-time first-round Grammy Nominated singers, dancers and musicians come together with new music, film, lighting, multi-media and live performance to create a mind-boggling entertainment experience that brings classic silent films to life!" Performs Oct. 8 in Kingsbury Hall, Salt Lake City UT. Professional pay, credit, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Females: 18+, any ethnicity, classical operatic contralto/sopranos (to C); Males: 18+, any ethnicity, rock tenors, contemporary rock (to B). Auditions held by appointment only. Email pix, résumés, and mp3s or links to audition@voxlumiere.com. For more info, visit www.voxlumiere.com.

'PIANO MEN' - The Palace Theatre (Manchester NH) is casting Piano Men, an original musical revue featuring the music of Elton

John, Billy Joel, Freddie Mercury, and Stevie Wonder. Rehearsals begin Feb. 5, 2011 in Manchester NH; runs three weekends

Feb. 18-March 5, 2011. Professional pay, plus travel reimbursement and housing in Manchester NH provided. Seeking—Singer-Pianists: male, 18+, all ethnicities, must be able to sing and sound similar to Elton John, Billy Joel, Freddie Mercury,

and/or Stevie Wonder while also playing piano. Email pix & résumés, with website and/or performance clip links (if

available), to palacetheatre.nh@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.palacetheatre.org.

1960s MUSICAL PROJECT - GarudaMoon Productions is casting a live musical project, featuring the music of the vocalists and

girl groups of the 1960s. Performs Spring 2011. Professional pay, plus meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Female Singers: 21-35, three African-American and four Caucasian, all must be comfortable and adept with the musical styles of

Petula Clark, Aretha Franklin, Tina Turner, Dionne Warwick, Janis Joplin, and various girl groups of the time, must be great with

harmonies, reading music a plus, seeking high-energy performers who can command the stage with personality, must be comfortable with and have experience with a live rock & roll band, seeking rock & roll singers as opposed to Broadway singers who also sing rock, movement required, concert experience a plus. Email pix & résumés to garudamoonpro@me.com.

MAIN STAGE AT BROADWAY COMEDY CLUB - The Main Stage at Broadway Comedy Club is seeking talent. The Main Stage, a

large showroom in mid-town NYC, features a large oak stage with a new baby grand piano, and a green room for performers'

privacy before the show. The venues seats groups ranging from 70 to 200 people. No fees required, but room use fee applies

for technician to run lights and sound, if needed. Pay is percentage of box office. Seeking—Cabaret Acts: all types, especially seeking vocalists, musical revues, ensembles, variety shows, open mics, and benefits. For more info or to make an appointment to see the room, email colletteblack@earthlink.net. For more info, visit www.broadwaycomedyclub.com.

BIG PICTURE THEATRE - Big Picture Theatre (Seattle WA), a boutique theatre and performance center, is seeking comedy/

improv groups, self-contained acts, and cabaret performers. Producer's statement: "Be the star of your next production or performance at one of the most beautiful boutique theatres and event venues in the Seattle market. Big Picture is a state-of-

the-art theatre with 130 Tempur-Pedic theatre seats, stadium-style seating, dramatic lobby bar and large lounge area with

custom furnishings that William Randolph Hearst would have wanted in his castle, crystal chandeliers, and beautiful draperies.

We will provide you with a major marketing and publicity campaign, rehearsal space, box office personnel, and online ticketing.

Our weekly newsletter goes out to over 35,000 upscale and educated theater goers. Big Picture is 11 years old with two

locations." Pay per performance provided. Seeking—Second City-style Improv Groups; Performers and Self-Contained Acts:

all types, including musical acts, cabaret shows, plays, multi-media shows, and solo performers; Producers. Email pix & résumés and a description of your act to Bob Malick at info@thebigpicture.net. Note: If you are producing a show at Big

Picture, you will be provided with staff. For more information, including photo tour, press, reviews, client list, catering, and

rates, visit www.thebigpicture.net.

FEMALE PERFORMERS - Recording artist Jeffrey Good (recipient, multiple honorable mentions from International Billboard

Magazine Songwriting contests) is seeking female singers, musicians and actresses for upcoming projects. Singers will perform

as soloists as well as part of various groups, including Melody and the Attractive Blouses Group. Performers may also

collaborate on a musical in development about a young man's ambition to start a company named "Food Company." Rehearsals

and performances held in NYC (exact dates TBD). Participating singers will be asked to sell 20-40 copies of Jeff Good

recordings or tickets at every performance booking. Performers will keep a portion of ticket and recording sales. Nonunion. Seeking—Female Instrumentalists/Singers: 20s-30s, quality performers, to perform solo sets and serve as back-up in group

performances; Actresses: 20s-30s, to read parts for a musical in development. Auditions held by appointment only. For an appointment, call Jeff Good at 646/878-7002.

THE LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATRE - The Laurie Beechman Theatre, a 100-seat venue located in NYC's theatre district, is

seeking self-contained acts. The venue is not involved in marketing or publicity, but will provide space, technician, one

rehearsal, and a reservations line. Self-contained acts keep 100 percent of ticket sales, minus a small room fee. No pay for vocalists performing in The After Party. Seeking—Self-Contained Acts: musical acts, plays, spoken word, solo

performances, cabaret shows, and other innovative presentations. Also seeking—Vocalists: to perform at The After Party,

a weekly open-mic event (runs every Friday, 10:30pm-2am), no appointment necessary, simply show up with music from a musical. For more information, email Phil Geoffrey Bond at beechmantheatre@aol.com. Self-contained acts must provide an

outline of your project, as well as your projected audience. For photos of the space, visit www.westbankcafe.com.

GYEONGGI ENGLISH VILLAGE, S. KOREA - Gyeonggi English Village Paju Camp (South Korea), is seeking talent for its

Edutainer Department. Gyeonggi English Village (GEV) promotes learning English through singing, dancing, and acting

performances. "Edutainers" perform in educational, interactive children's musical theater productions and contribute to different

aspects of production including playwriting, choreographing, composing music, and directing. Positions are available immediately; one-year contract in South Korea. Pays 2,400,000 KRW/month (check current exchange rate for USD), plus

credit, food stipend, housing, round-trip airfare, and benefits provided. Seeking—Edutainers: male and female, 18-40s,

musical theater performers with strong musical theater or theme park background, additional experience in teaching, directing, and/or choreographing is very helpful. Note: Applicants must have a bachelor's degree or higher to apply. Email

cover letters, pix, and résumés to Meredith Gifford at meredith.gifford.gev@gmail.com.

B-3 - Producers are seeking singers for a new music project in the commercial/popular/contemporary Latin music

market. Producer's statement: The group is called B-3 (Batista 3), named after the songwriter/bandleader. 3 stands for three

singers: Marc Batista, Eric Santiago and female singer. The producer and publisher are finishing up an album that will be

released for the contemporary Latin market. The music is a combination of old school Fania-style salsa, mambo, cubano son,

cha-cha, samba/bossa nova with a mix of rock and techno/hip-hop urban beats, flamenco and psychedelic guitar. Shows and

radio and TV performances will be scheduled after album is released." Rehearsals and performance dates TBD. Some pay,

plus credit, travel and lodging provided. Seeking—Female Lead Singer/Frontwoman: 18-39, Latina or part Latina, must

speak Spanish, with vocal training, able to dance or has some subsequent training, with live performance experience in either

a group/band/show, must also have a strong presence/look of some kind, will have solo songs as well as songs that will be sung

and performed with the two other singers in a backup/harmony collaboration. Producer's statement: "The marketing of the

group will revolve around the music/image of the three singers. All print and video will be the image/concept of the group B-3.

This is an opportunity for an up-and-coming star. Can be a boost for the right person and open doors for them in the Latin

music market. If you write and have a passion for singing and music as well, that is very favorable. We are looking for

someone to join the group. Band agreements, song credits, publishing, and legal pay can and will be negotiated for the right

candidate." For more information, call Marc Batista at 917/714-3346 or email chupacabro1@gmail.com. MP3s can be

requested. For an idea of the live concept of the group, a live performance at SOBs can be viewed at this link: http://www.ussitedesign.com/VIDEO/BATISTA/index.html.

'FAT TUESDAY CABARET' - Once Upon A Time, Inc., a small non-profit producer of musical theater and dance, is casting Fat

Tuesday Cabaret, a cabaret/revue production. Audiences for this show are primarily older adults. Rehearses in Queens NY;

performs year-round in Queens NY and/or at geriatric facilities throughout NYC. Pays $25 per performance. Seeking—

Soprano Singer Who Dances: female, 18+, any ethnicity, material ranges from "Italian Street Song" from Naughty Marietta to

"Some Other Time" from On the Town and more, weekday morning availability required. Email pix & résumés ASAP to

oncetime@aol.com.

'THE LITTLE MAESTROS' – WEDs & THURs – POINT LOMA/CARMEL VALLEY - JW Tumbles is casting The Little Maestros, a

4-piece children's band. "The Little Maestros teach music classes and perform at birthday parties and special events. This is

a part-time, open ended gig. Classes currently run tues.-thurs with birthday parties on weekends and special events

throughout the week." Rehearsals every Tues. afternoon. Performances are ongoing (flexible hours) at the JW Tumbles

locations and throughout San Diego County. Flexible hours. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Smiley Singer/Guitarist:

male, 18-39, lead teacher/performer to perform 45-minute sets (accompanied by a full live band) for infants, toddlers and their

families, must be a great singer and guitarist, have theater background and ability to learn songs by listening to mp3s and

reviewing chords; Cheery Vocalist: female, 18-39, assistant teacher/performer, must be an excellent singer, have theater

background and ability to learn songs by listening to mp3s and reviewing sheet music and lyric sheets; Pianist: male or female,

18-39, outstanding pianist, should have excellent sight-reading skills, be able to learn easily by ear, read sheet music and chord

charts, singing and theater experience is a plus; Drummer: male or female, 18-39, upbeat, friendly should have ability to learn

songs by listening to mp3s, must have experience playing in a band, singing and theater experience is a plus. Note: Open to

any ethnicity. All candidates should be fast learners, team players, and hard workers, with good sense of humor and ability to

interact with children. Must have reliable transportation. Auditions ongoing by appointment only on Wed. and Thurs. in

Point Loma and Carmel Valley. To schedule an audition appointment, send pix & résumés to JW Tumbles, 312 S. Cedros, Ste.

329, Solana Beach CA 92075, Attn: Annie; email to annie@kidville.com; or fax to 858/794-0398. For more info, visit

www.jwtumbles.com or www.littlemaestros.com.

NIGHTCLUB SINGERS - Arco Media is seeking talent to perform in a nightclub. Commitment is ongoing (Fri. & Sat. evenings)

in NYC. Salary provided. Seeking—Professional Singers: male and female, 18-20s, to perform R&B, pop, and dance music,

must have strong vocal abilities and looks, must be experienced. Note: Seeking professionals only; no amateurs. Auditions

held by appointment only. Email pix and demos ASAP to ericarco@gmail.com.

LITTLE MAESTROS - NYC - Little Maestros, an NYC infant/toddler music program, is seeking talent to perform 45-minute sets

(accompanied by a full live band) for infants, toddlers, and their families. Rehearsals and performances are ongoing in NYC

(flexible part-time hours). Professional pay provided. Seeking—Male Guitarist-Singer: friendly, enthusiastic, must have

theater background and the ability to learn songs by listening to mp3s and reviewing chords; Female Vocalist: smiley,

animated, must have theater background and the ability to learn songs by listening to mp3s and reviewing chords; Pianist:

outstanding, exceptional, with excellent sight-reading skills, must be able to learn easily by ear and read sheet music and chord

charts, singing a plus; Drummer: upbeat, friendly, must be able to learn songs by listening to mp3s and reviewing sheet music,

must have experience playing in a band, singing a big plus. Note: All candidates should be fast learners, team players, and

hard workers with a good sense of humor and ability to interact with children. All must love kids. Email pix and résumés to

casting@littlemaestros.com.

RED TIE MAFIA - The Red Tie Mafia, in residence at The Living Theatre, is seeking independent companies for upcoming performance opportunities. Performances are ongoing in NYC. Possible pay provided. Seeking—Digital Shorts: for a new

monthly digital shorts show, should be five minutes or less for consideration. Also seeking—Improv, Sketch, One-Person

Shows, Etc.: guest performers, to fill 15-min., 25-min., and 50-min. performance spots. Email submissions to bookingredtie@gmail.com; include links to your website, samples of work, etc. Digital shorts submissions can be accepted on

DVD, but links to YouTube or other online video sources preferred. For more info, visit www.redtiemafia.com.

'VOICES' - Giordano World Entertainment of Las Vegas is casting Voices, starring Lani Misalucha. Performance is ongoing,

five nights a week in the Shimmer Lounge at the Las Vegas Hilton. Professional pay. Seeking—Backup Singer/Dancers: male

& female (5'4" or 5'5"), 21-30, average weight, light brown/blond hair, able to sing back up, solo, harmonize & arrange

harmonies, must have good stage presence with dancing skill, must be versatile and able to perform modern dance. Auditions

held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, send pix & resumes with a comp card to

Christine@GiordanoEntertainment.com. You may prepare an audition piece to CD accompaniment.

CAROL HANZEL CASTING - Carol Hanzel Casting is updating its casting files for ethnic performers. Casting for upcoming

projects this fall. Possible pay. Seeking—Ethnic Performers: 18+, ethnic actors, ethnic actresses, and ethnic musical

theater performers. Send pix & résumés to Carol Hanzel Casting, 48 W. 21st St., 7th fl., NYC 10010. Write “Actor Update” on

envelope. Accepting submissions by mail only.

LAUGH OUT LOUD PRODUCTIONS - Laugh Out Loud Productions is seeking talent. Performances are ongoing. Pay provided.

Seeking—Specialty Acts: including magicians, mentalists, contortionists, hypnotists, look-alikes, etc.; Singers; Motivational

Dancers. Note: All performers must provide their own transportation. Send pix, résumés, and other materials to Nancy Levine,

PO Box 427, Highland Mills, NY 10930; or email to nancy@laughoutloudny.com.

NEW DAWN SINGERS TOUR - The New Dawn Singers Inc., a gospel-based singing group, is casting a tour of a high-energy,

song-and-dance production geared to all audiences. Rehearsals begin ASAP in Florida; performance is ongoing throughout

the US. Some pay, plus lodging provided. Seeking—Performers: 18-40, male & female, must be willing to relocate to Florida,

have a good attitude and a team personality, and be devoted to performing and giving 100 percent to every show. Email pix &

resumes and clips to newdawnsng@aol.com. For more info, visit www.newdawnsingers.com.

MME ENTERTAINMENT EVENTS - MME Entertainment, an NYC production and event planning company, is seeking performers

for its upcoming season of events. Events include Bar/Bat Mitzvahs, weddings, sweet 16’s, corporate events, etc. Events

are ongoing. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Dancers and Multi-Talented Performers. Note: Once you sign on to work

with MME, you will be called as needed on an event by event basis. For more information, email

nbove@mmeentertainment.com and kwebb@mmeentertainment.com with pix & résumés, your name, age, gender, town/state of

residence, specialties, and phone number. Do not send attachments. For more information, visit www.mmeentertainment.com.

'AMUSICA' - Ucantoo Productions is casting Amusica, a musical stage show. Performances are ongoing at venues TBA in

Toronto and New York. Salary provided. Seeking—Unique Musical Artists: males and females, age and ethnicity open,

musicians, dancers and singers with historic, ancient, or cultural musical experience, training, and styles, people who play

unique instruments and all types of drums, dancing troupes, choirs, and musicians who incorporate music into the majority of

their act, high-energy unique performers. Auditions held in LA. Email pix & résumés to ceopj@hotmail.com or

fax to 888/463-7542.

'SHOW: THE SUPPER CLUB' - Lori Brystan is casting SHOW: The Supper Club. "Orange County's premiere fine dining and

entertainment experience. SHOW blends music, dance, and entertainment from the world's most memorable eras."

Performances are ongoing at Code Restaurant in Newport Beach. Possible pay provided. Seeking—Dancers, Singers and

Variety Acts: males and females, 21+, any ethnicity. Email pix & résumés to info@showthesuppreclub.com. For more info, visit

www.showthesupperclub.com.

SPECIALTY ACTS - Goode Time Productions, LLC is casting Speciality Acts. "We are currently putting together a western-

themed show but are always looking for creative people that we can market." Performances run ongoing at the Calico Ghost

Town and other various So Cal venues TBA. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Specialty Acts: males and females, age and

ethnicity open, including but not limited to vocal groups, instrumentalists, unique, exotic, rare acts, storytellers, etc.

"Western theme is a plus right now; however, we are looking for anything interesting." Send pix & résumés to

contact@goodetimeprods.com. For more info, www.goodetimeprods.com.

BLUE JUPITER A CAPPELLA GROUP - Blue Jupiter is seeking talent for its Blue Jupiter a cappella group. Performances are

ongoing in NYC, plus regional, national, and international touring part-time. Stipend, plus credit, travel, and lodging provided.

Seeking—High Lead Tenor: male, 18-30s, any ethnicity, charismatic, easygoing, pop-jazz high lead tenor, for whom

harmonies come easy, love singing back-ups as much as being a front man, more pop-rock than musical theater, with a

flexible schedule for regional and international touring and/or TV appearances and independent financial stability for time in

between gigs, extremely responsible, just as happy helping with Blue Jupiter's many administrative duties as performances.

Note: All male voice parts are encouraged to audition for sub positions. Producers state: "We have too many gigs to do them

all ourselves. Offer creative input and see the world." Auditions held by appointment only on an ongoing basis. To schedule

an audition, email pix & résumés to booking@bluejupiter.com; include MP3s and YouTube links, if available. For questions or

concerns, call 917/687-0429. For more info, visit www.bluejupiter.com.

WFE VOCALISTS – THIRD THURSDAYs - Wayne Foster Entertainment is casting talent to perform for corporate events and

parties. Performances are ongoing at various venues TBA in SoCal. Some pay, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—

Vocalists and Instrumentalists: males and females, 18-39, any ethnicity, slender, well-built, "must be strong, experienced and

professional, with excellent sound and stylings. Auditions held by appointment only the third Thursday of every month.

To schedule an audition appointment, call 800/746-9326, ext. 14, or email pix & résumés to dthbur@aol.com. For more info,

visit www.waynefoster.com.

MOTOWN GIRL GROUP - C. Gray is seeking vocalists for a polished Motown-style band. Gigs are ongoing at clubs and

corporate events in the tri-state area. Some pay provided. Seeking—Female Singers: 30-40, any ethnicity, must be able to

dance 1960s-style choreography (like the Supremes, Marvelettes, Vandellas, etc.) and sound similar to the original Motown

recordings, must be able to sing harmonies. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an appointment, email pix &

résumés and links, mp3s, and a description of your band/performance experience to motownproject@gmail.com.

‘VAUDEVILLE UNDERGROUND’ - Full Circle Management is casting Vaudeville Underground, an “acid vaudeville” late-night

variety show “looking for the next wave of up and coming talent.” Performances run ongoing (Mon. nights) at the Theater/

Theatre. Stipend and travel provided. Seeking—Eclectic Acts: males and females, 18+, any ethnicity, folk singers, bands,

etc. Send pix & résumés to Jason M. Solomon c/o Full Circle Management, 8949 Sunset Blvd., Ste. 203, W. Hollywood CA

90069 or email to fcmgt@aol.com. Absolutely no drop-offs or phone calls.

FEMALE INSTRUMENTALISTS WHO SING - Pretty Music Stuff Productions is casting female instrumentalists who sing for a

new, all-female, Las Vegas-based production. Performances run ongoing in Las Vegas, as well as national and international

tours. Professional pay, meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Female Instrumentalists Who Sing: 21-39, any

ethnicity, youthful appearance, in good physical condition, should play at least one of the following: keyboard, bass, drum,

guitar (lead & rhythm), and possibly strings or horns, must be able to sing leads as well as background vocals. Send pix &

résumés to PO Box 1801, Las Vegas NV 89125.

'AMERICAN BELLES AND LIBERTY SPIRIT' - Red, White and Blue Music is seeking talent for American Belles and Liberty Spirit.

Producer states: "The American Belles present an entertaining, high-energy show featuring American standards and patriotic

favorites, all sung in three-part harmony. Shows are complete with costumes, choreography and audience interaction."

Ongoing, part-time positions available. Note: Must be available to travel nationally and internationally for corporate,

government, association, sports events and private parties, and events honoring U.S. military and hospitalized veterans. Pay,

plus travel and lodging provided. Seeking—Female Singers: attractive, who read music and move well, must possess a warm

and outgoing personality. Send pix & résumés to Red, White and Blue Music, 3 W. 51^st St., Ste. 507, NYC 10019. For more

info, visit www.redwhiteandbluemusic.org.

FEMALE KEYBOARDIST/VOCALIST - Kenwood Anderson (prod./music dir.) is seeking musicians for a band with “a Dave

Matthews meets Kenny Loggins kind of sound.” Jordan Allen, lead singer. Rehearsals and performances are ongoing. Pay

provided. Seeking—Female Keyboardist/Vocalist: able to improvise, play different styles and sing back-up vocals. Email

photos, audio files, and website links to mail@jordanallenmusic.com. For more info, visit www.jordanallenmusic.com and www.myspace.com/jordanallenebbs.

‘CIRQUE DU SOLEIL’ SINGERS - Cirque du Soleil is casting singers for eight touring shows including Alegría, Corteo, DELIRIUM,

Dralion, KOOZA, Quidam, Saltimbanco, and Varekai; and seven resident shows, KÀ, La Nouba, LOVE, Mystère, O, Wintuk and

Zumanity. Performances are ongoing at several locations internationally. Professional pay, travel, and lodging provided.

Seeking—Female Vocals: 18+, any ethnicity, must be passionate about live performance, enjoy experimenting with their voice

and its colors, and have mastered several styles and like to push the limits of their range while exploring their emotional depth,

“within one show, the singer’s voice may transport the audience from the barren hills of northern Sweden to the streets of New

York”; Male Vocals: any ethnicity, 18+, “whether you’re a smooth mellow tenor, a rough smoky bass, a countertenor who

grooves, or a total original, we want to hear you”; Young Vocals: boys and girls, 9-13, any ethnicity, must have a pure

singing tone, excellent intonation, and a natural stage presence. Note: For all roles performers may be asked to fly over the

stage or walk on stilts. All positions require performers to be team players with an open mind and a readiness to learn. For

more info and to submit, visit www.cirquedusoleil.com, and click “Casting.”

THE PUFF LOUNGE - The Wright Entertainment and The Puff Lounge, a new Las Vegas nightclub/restaurant, is casting talent.

Positions ongoing; will work with current engagement schedule. Ongoing gig possibility. Pay provided. Seeking—Bands:

variety of genres including blues, jazz, reggae, acoustic, flamenco, etc. for weekly scheduled gig (8pm-11pm, Tues-Sun). Send

photos, video, bio, mp3, LV engagement schedule to Lynn@pufflounge.com or mail to Lynn Garlock-Wright, The Wright

Entertainment, 3350 N. Durango Drive, #1066, LV NV 89129.

CORPORATE BAND SINGER - S. Lang is casting a singer for a corporate band. Performances are ongoing at various venues

TBA in L.A. and Orange Counties. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Male Lead Vocalist/Front Man: 25-38, African-

American preferred, for Corporate Band, must be able to handle full range of repertoire from swing to current rock, pop,

rap, and R&B, "great position and excellent pay. We are a very talented existing band that needs a new front man. You must

look good and sing great." Email pix & résumés to langmusiq@aol.com.

‘THE CROWDPLEASER’ - Jesse Volt is seeking performers for CrowdPleaser, a monthly event for singers, dancers, drag acts,

performance artists, comics, and musicians. Events are ongoing. Winner receives $300 cash prize. Seeking—Performers.

For more information, email jessevolt@aol.com or visit www.myspace.com/jessevolt. The act with the loudest applause wins.

Limited spots available so come early in case there is a large response. Dressing space, cocktail tickets, DJ & sound system

and full spot lighting available for entries. Specify if anything additional (equipment, etc.) is required for your act. Acts should

be no longer than 5-7 minutes. Bring your friends to help cheer you in for the win.

JUST OFF BROADWAY PROD. CO. - Just Off Broadway, a corporate entertainment company, is casting upcoming productions.

Positions are ongoing in various locations across the U.S. Pay provided. Seeking—Comedians; Cabaret Singers; Lookalikes:

with established show or following; Improv Groups: with at least one year together; Bands; DJs: with a following and/or unique

act; Magicians; Writers/Creators: with experience writing comedic interactive murder mystery plays; Self-Contained Acts:

must be unique and unusual, established or have gained an audience. Note: All talent submitting must be experienced with

proven track record. Email pix & résumés to alanmacademy@aol.com.

MUSICAL COMEDY PROJECT - Laff Productions, LLC (prod.) is seeking talent for a variety of long-term projects, including five-

minute internet videos, a 30-minute TV sitcom pilot, and a new musical comedy written for stage and screen, with two dozen

original pop, country, blues, and rap songs. Production is ongoing. No pay. Seeking—Singer-Dancers: belters, attractive,

dynamic, with industry contacts a plus, to collaborate with older writer-actor. Auditions held by appointment only. For an

audition appointment, send pix & résumés with cover letters to Jerry Berk, PO Box 220, Bronx, NY 10471.

MUSICAL ACTS - ONGOING - Red Agency is seeking musical acts for corporate events and casino lounges. Opportunities

ongoing. Pay provided. Seeking—Musicians: Solo act, duo, trio or larger group, all styles of cover music from classical to R&B,

Rock, Classic Rock, Blues, Island Music, Hip Hop, Pop, 50s, 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s, and 00s, especially seeking high quality dance

and variety bands. Submit promo videos, CDs, bios, & pix to Red Agency, 7860 W. Sahara Ave., Suite 110, Las Vegas, NV

89117, Attn: Jimi Brent. For more info, call 702/242-1770 or visit www.redagencylv.com.

Cruises/Resorts/Theme Parks:

OCEANIA CRUISES – AUG. 2 & 3 - Gary Musick Productions/Oceania Cruises are casting singers for Oceana Cruises. Producer's statement: "Oceania Cruises is an upper-premium cruise line and offers a combination of the finest cuisine at sea, elegant accommodations, exceptional personalized service and extraordinary value. Itineraries visit more than 300 ports in Europe, Australia, New Zealand, Asia, and the Americas aboard the luxurious Regatta, Insignia, Nautica, and brand new Marina. Riviera, a sister ship to Marina, is scheduled to join the fleet in April 2012." Rehearsals for multiple contracts begin Dec. 2010-April 2011 and beyond (four-week rehearsal period) in Nashville TN; six-month contracts available. Ship itineraries include the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Baltic, Asia, and South America. $900 min./wk., plus housing, meals, and transportation provided. Note: Job includes adherence to appearance standards and professional interaction with Oceania guests. Seeking—Diverse Singers: male and female, 18-49, all ethnicities, with strong vocal ability who possess dynamic, social personalities and have the ability to sing a variety of styles including pop, classic ballads, Broadway, and rock, must have the ability to sing contemporary and legit, must harmonize as well as move extremely well. Auditions held Aug. 2 & 3 from 9:30am-1pm for open call & 2pm-6pm for callbacks (both days) at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). Registration begins at 9am. Prepare your best 16-32 bars of a ballad and one uptempo. Sheet music is required in the proper key; an accompanist will be provided. Producers are looking for versatility in multiple styles of music. For callbacks, be prepared to learn a short dance combination. Proper dance attire should be worn for the dance portion of the audition.

STILETTO ENTERTAINMENT – VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS - STILETTO Entertainment is casting production shows that take place onboard Holland America Line's 14 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. Pay, cruise discounts, travel, lodging, and eight-month contracts provided. Seeking—Singers Who Move Well: males (5'10"-6'3", must have a solid G and developed falsetto) and females (5'4"-5'9", dress size 2-8), versatile singers with strong Broadway-pop belt, with ability to sing contemporary legit and harmonize, must have excellent acting skills and move well; Singers Who Dance: males (5'7"-6'3", must have a solid G and developed falsetto) and females (5'4"-5'9", dress size 2-8), versatile singers with strong Broadway-pop belt, with ability to sing contemporary legit and harmonize, excellent acting skills required, advanced dance experience in jazz, ballet, and tap required. Note: All performers must be 18+ to apply. All must meet the height and physical requirements at the time of the 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. The next auditions held in Ohio on Aug. 10 at 10am for singers (sign-in 9am) at All About Dance by Kristen (3038 Graham Road, Stow OH); in Virginia on Aug. 14 at 9am & 8pm for singers (sign-in 8am or 7pm) at Eastern Virginia School of Performing Arts (1915 Pocahontas Trail, Suite C-6, Williamsburg VA). Singers & singer-dancers: At the auditions, you will learn a song(s) from the STILETTO Entertainment shows and may be asked to learn a short movement and/or dance combination; be dressed to sing, but also bring dance attire in case you're asked to stay; bring a portable CD player for callback purposes; you may be asked to sing 16 bars a cappella; be prepared with your best pop or Motown uptempo. If you cannot attend a live audition, visit the STILETTO Entertainment website to download application forms and view instructions on how to submit an audition video; attendance at the auditions is preferred. For more info and to view a short video demo of STILETTO Entertainment shows, visit www.stilettoentertainment.com.

GREENBRIER RESORT – AUG. 12 - The Greenbrier (White Sulphur Springs WV) is casting featured performers, to perform nightly in the Casino Club at the Greenbrier Resort. Rehearsals begin Aug. 30; runs Sep. 6, 2010-Jan. 2, 2011 in White Sulphur Springs WV. Professional pay, plus meals provided. Seeking—Strong Singers and Dancers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, to sing nightly with four-piece jazz quartet as well as production numbers, should be strong dancers/movers with partnering skills. Auditions held by appointment Aug. 12 from 11am-4pm at Shetler Studios (224 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., PH 8, NYC). To schedule an appointment, call Carrie Diede at 304/573-2444 or email carrie_diede@greenbrier.com. Prepare an uptempo song and a ballad (jazz, pop, or musical theater); an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. If unable to attend the auditions, send pix & résumés to Carrie Diede, Casino Club, Greenbrier Resort, 300 W. Main St., White Sulphur Springs WV 24986. For more info, visit www.thegreenbrier.com.

EQUITY, 'PHANTOM,' SINGERS – AUG. 17 - BZ Clarity/Phantom Sub, LLC/Venetian Hotel is casting 'Phantom.' Performances are ongoing at the Venetian Hotel in Las Vegas (six day week, ten performances). Equity Casino Contract ($1508.60/wk). Seeking—Vocal Ensemble: male and female, any ethnicity, tenors, baritones, basses, lyric and coloratura sopranos, mezzos and contraltos, will possibly understudy Christine Daae, The Phantom, Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny, Firman and Andre, Carlotta Giudicelli, Madame Giry, Ubaldo Piangi, Don Attilio/Passarino, Wardrobe Mistress/Confidante, Monsieur Reyer, Lefevre. Note: Women should be sopranos, mezzo sopranos, or contraltos. Men should be strong legit musical theater or opera tenors, baritones, or basses. Opera singers and minorities are encouraged to attend. Auditions held Aug. 17 at 10am (sign-in 9:30am) at Screenland Studios (10501 Burbank Blvd., North Hollywood). Chorus rules are in effect. A monitor will be provided. Prepare a brief song from the standard opera/operetta/musical theatre repertoire, in English, that shows off your voice and range. Do not sing pop or rock music. Bring your book of music with you, in case you are asked for a second selection. Bring pix & résumés stapled together.

MAMAS AND PAPAS TRIBUTE BAND - California Dreamin', a Mamas and Papas tribute band based in Southern California is

seeking singer/actor/instrumentalists. Performances are ongoing beginning Fall of 2010. Possible pay provided. "Our

target audience is SoCal casinos, but may include festivals, cruises, concerts, corporate events, and tours." Seeking—“John Phillips:” tall, thin, dark, serious, play guitar, must be able to pick out harmonies and blend well, baritone; “Denny

Doherty:” very strong singer with acting ability, lead with some harmonies, tenor. Note: Both roles are male, 18-49, Caucasian, and require excellent musical and acting abilities. Auditions held by appointment only. Come well-researched and

in costume. Be prepared to sing/play the songs "California Dreamin'" and "Monday Monday" and one more song of your choice.

To schedule an audition appointment email pix & résumés to bill@billprotzmann.com and rebeccanoell@gmail.com. For more info,

visit www.youtube.com/v/dN3GbF9Bx6E and www.youtube.com/v/H7KrlDZ5Hkw.

POET THEATRICALS – SEP. 8 - Poet Theatricals is casting current and future productions for Celebrity Cruise Lines' Solstice, Equinox, and new Eclipse cruise ships. Brief rehearsal periods in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, followed by six-month performance contracts on Caribbean and Mediterranean itineraries; current and future contracts available year-round. Paid contracts provided. Seeking—Vocalists: male and female, 18+, theatrical singers with excellent vocal technique and versatility, for Broadway-style, Cirque-style, and pop productions, female altos must have strong belt to F and sopranos must have high C, male tenors must have strong G, all should be willing and able to be suspended up to 25 feet. Auditions held Sep. 8 at 10am for vocalists at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., NYC). Sign-in begins 30 minutes prior to audition. Singers, bring sheet music in the appropriate key. Be prepared to learn several short lines of music and a short movement combination if you are invited for a callback. Vocalist callbacks held by invitation only Sep. 9 at 1pm. For questions or to submit promotional materials, email Michelle Moore at casting@poet.cc.

'VEGAS! THE SHOW' - David Saxe Productions is casting Vegas! The Show, a new production for the new Saxe Theater at Planet Hollywood. Contracts available for three months, six months, and one year. Professional pay. Seeking—Singers: male, 21+, experienced professionals only, with the ability to handle light choreography. Email pix & resumes ASAP to Casting@DavidSaxe.com. For more info, call 702/318-6468 or visit www.vegastheshow.com.

DOO-WOP HARMONY GROUP - Golden Song Productions is casting a Sixties Soul/Doo-Wop harmony group. Group will be

coached, directed, and choreographed for promotions, demo recordings and polished stage performances for showroom &

corporate events in Las Vegas. Professional pay. Seeking—Singers: male, 21-35, bass or high tenor, must be in shape with

clean cut looks, great voice, solid rhytm and good sense of time (dance ability), must have interest and passion for the music

and style of the male groups of the Fifties & Sixties, and work well with group and be open for development, professional

attitude & positive persona appreciated. Submit pix & resume with cover note, short bio, and any links to video and or audio of

performance to gene@golden-song.com.

PGT ENTERTAINMENT - PGT Entertainment is casting luxury cruise ship production revues as well as upcoming national tours.

Six- to nine-month contracts available, with worldwide itineraries onboard Princess Cruise Lines. Competitive salary, plus room

and board and health insurance provided. Seeking—Lead Production Vocalists: male and female, excellent, attractive,

versatile, must possess the ability to perform a broad range of styles including Broadway and classical, and especially

pop/rock, females must be 5'1"-5'9" and males must be 5'8"-6'3". Send an audition packet (containing hard copies of pix,

résumés, and video representation of current work) to 1353 N. Courtenay Parkway, Merritt Island FL 32953, Attn: Christopher

Kirby. For more information, visit www.pgtentertainment.com, or email questions to Chris@pgtpi.com.

'THE CAT'S MEOW' - Skinney "B" Productions is casting a low bass to complete The Cat's Meow, an established pop a cappella

quartet, which performs full time on a major cruise line. "Contracts are continuous from durations of three weeks to four

months max., approx. 40/52 weeks a year, perform three to four days/week with approx. four to five hours of singing a week.

It is a guest entertainer position with guest status." Rehearsal will take place for one week in Feb. or Mar.; singer must learn

30 songs on his own. The group will be going out on a ship for two months in the Spring. $600/wk + a percentage of CD sales

(approx. $300/wk), meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Singer: male, 18-29, any ethnicity, low bass, beat/bass or

vocal percussion skills a big plus, must have great stage presence, personality, and be able to move well, a cappella

experience an absolute necessity, must keep a groove and tempo. Email pix & résumés to skinnyb@gmail.com or call

608/225-5960. For more info, visit www.vocalmeow.com.

SIX FLAGS THEME PARKS – VARIOUS LOCATIONS - Six Flags is seeking talent and staff for its theme parks and water parks

across the U.S. Full- and part-time schedules available; locations include Six Flags New England in Springfield, MA; The Great

Escape & Splashwater Kingdom and Six Flags Great Escape Lodge in Lake George, NY; Six Flags Great Adventure & Wild Safari

and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Jackson, NJ; Six Flags America in Baltimore, MD/Washington, DC; Six Flags Kentucky Kingdom

in Louisville, KY; Six Flags St. Louis in St. Louis, MO; Six Flags Over Georgia and Six Flags White Water in Atlanta, GA; Six Flags

Over Texas and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in Arlington, TX; Six Flags Fiesta Texas in San Antonio, TX; Six Flags Magic Mountain

and Six Flags Hurricane Harbor in L.A.; and Six Flags Discovery Kingdom in Vallejo, CA. Competitive pay, plus benefits including

free unlimited park admission, in-park discounts, exclusive employee events, bonuses, scholarships, health benefits, and more

provided. Seeking—Performers, Tech Crew Members, and Staff: opportunities include internships, entertainment, Justice

League of America and/or Looney Tunes costume characters, finance, food service, lifeguards, games and arcades, ride

operators, guest relations/admissions/parking lots, landscaping, park services, "X-treme Attractions," loss prevention and

security, retail and rentals, safari/education, and more. Note: Job openings vary depending on the Six Flags theme park

location; not all opportunities are available at all parks. Age requirements vary by park. For more info and to view available

auditions and job opportunities, visit the Six Flags employment website at www.sixflagsjobs.com. Click "Jobs by Park" to view

job listings in your area, or complete an online application at www.tinyurl.com/SixFlagsJobsApplication.

CRUISE SHIP MUSICIANS - Landau Music is casting cruise ship entertainment. Andrew Landau, entertainment mgr. Contracts

available onboard ships with various worldwide itineraries. Salary, plus meals, travel, room & board provided. Seeking—Lounge

Acts: males & females, formed string quartet, piano-based Pop/Jazz duo, female vocalist, solo piano/vocalist, solo guitar/

vocalist, formed party band quartet: Show Band: keys, bass, drums, sax, trumpet, trombone, guitar. Email promotional

materials to entertainer@landaumusic.com.

CARNIVAL CRUISE LINES, SINGERS/DANCERS - Carnival Cruise Lines is casting various on-board musical shows. Position is

ongoing. Professional pay, plus travel and lodging provided. Seeking-Singers/Dancers: male & female, 18+. Send pix &

résumés with reels to Carnival Productions, Carnival Cruise Lines, 3655 NW 87th Ave., Miami FL 33178, Attn: Simon Griffiths,

Manager. For more info, visit www.carnivalentertainment.com.

CRUISE SHIP SINGERS & DANCERS – ONGOING - PGT Entertainment is casting for singers for cruise ship productions shows.

Immediately seeking-- excellent, attractive and versatile singers with the ability to sing Broadway, pop/rock and

classical styles. Competitive salary for non-union positions. Audition/submission information: www.pgtpi.com. Mail

submissions to: Emmitt Murphy, Casting Director, PGT Entertainment, P.O. Box 715, Cape Canaveral, FL 32920.

Film/TV/Online/Recording/Studio Sessions:

RECORDING CLASSICAL SONGS - Mr. Shanan Estreicher (composer) is seeking talent to record a collection of six classical

songs for voice and piano. These songs combine stylistic elements of musical theater, English art songs, and American folk

music. Three rehearsals and final recordings will take place July and/or Aug. in NYC. Professional pay provided. Seeking—

Trained Baritone or Tenor Singer: male, 18+, with experience in musical theater or other American popular music, all

applicants must have extensive vocal training and advanced music reading skills. Note: All music must be learned by score only

prior to the first rehearsal. Email pix, résumés, and demos to shananzi@msn.com.

KIDS, 'STRINGS' - Us Against Them Productions is casting Strings, a 35mm grad short for UCLA. A musical fantasy about a

young girl who lands in another dimension as the result of an ice-skating accident. The film is 16 minutes in length. Recording

starts July/Aug. No pay, but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Voice-over Singer: girl, 8-11, to do voice replacement for

the lead character, vocalist should have a strong belt and be able to sing from B below middle C to the D an octave

above, in full voice. Send examples of your work to crystalitis@gmail.com.

'THE GONG SHOW' – AUG. 12 – Announcing casting for the Sony-authorized production of The Gong Show. Casting director's

previous credits include the NY casting for The Bachelor, The Apprentice, Rock Star INXS, Big Brother, The Restaurant,

Moment of Truth, and NBC's Phenomenon. First performance held Aug. 12 at BB Kings in NYC. Seeking—Dancers, Singers, Instrumentalists, Variety Acts, Novelty Acts, and Original Performance Artists: completely original, ballsy, and slightly deranged

acts are needed. Casting director's note: "This is a professional stage presentation of the original television show. The NY performance will be attended by several accomplished reality and variety show television producers. This is a chance to be

seen on stage by seasoned industry professionals." Take your talent, put an original spin on it and submit a short video (2

minutes max.) to Gongshowlive@sbcglobal.net and Warnerbroscasting1@yahoo.com. For more information, visit www.gongshowlive.net.

'I HATE TOM PETTY' - IHTP Productions, LLC is casting I Hate Tom Petty, an independent film about a relationship story told against the background of a rock and roll band. Shoots early-to-mid Aug. (exact dates and locations TBD). Minimal pay plus

expenses provided. Seeking—“Kitt:” female, free-spirit, pretty, sexy, confident, intelligent vocalist, brief, full non-sexual

nudity required as well as implied sexual nudity for a scene with Bob, LEAD; “Bob:” quiet, almost nerdy guitar hero, successful

and on the way up, implied sexual nudity required for a scene with Kitt, LEAD; “Sasha:” friend of Kitt and back up singer, very attractive, LEAD; “Keith:” drug-abusing drummer, high energy, not a stoner, very attractive, LEAD; “Morton:” evil agent, LEAD;

Mom and Dad: Bob's parents, Wall Street and socialite couple, supporting roles; Bass Player: male or female, supporting role;

Male: one night stand, supporting role. Note: Film includes 12 original rock tunes; vocal experience and/or guitar, harmonica

and keyboard skills quite helpful. Auditions held by appointment. Email pix & résumés to WBDuncan@IhateTomPetty.com.

'MUSIC CITY' - Announcing casting for Music City, an HD "dramedy" webseries about a poorly-off Kentucky boy chasing his

country music dreams to Nashville TN with his best friend and girlfriend. Producer's statement: "The five, 7-minute webisodes

will be available for viewing via the show's website and various online distribution platforms (i.e. Hulu, iTunes, Blip. TV),

receiving circulation and generating exposure for those involved." Shoots in the summer in NYC (exact dates TBD). Pay rate

negotiable based on experience, plus copy, credit, meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—“Jason Ricker:” 18-26, sincere, strong but silent Southern boy with a big voice and even bigger heart, lives, breathes and sings country music, after losing

his father two years ago to suicide, he has now accepted his role as man of the house and works hard to provide for his

widowed mother and burn-out brother, must be able to play guitar, sing country music and assist in music composition.

Email pix & résumés to MusicCityWebseries@gmail.com. Include a sample of your voice or link to myspace or youtube page if possible. Video auditions are accepted as well.

'COUNTRY SINGER' - Narrow Road Productions is casting Country Singer, a docu-drama. Shoot starts Fall 2010 in Southern

California and various locations around the country. Professional pay, credit, meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—

Dancer: female, 18-29, Caucasian, with more of a passion for singing and acting, she meets an obscure country artist and

begins singing and traveling with him. Email pix & résumés to productions.narrowroad@gmail.com. For more info, visit

www.robertvalente.com.

NEW ROCK MUSICAL - Rubin/Mills Productions is casting a recording of a new rock musical. Recording start is TBD. No pay.

Seeking—Male Tenor #1: late teens-20s; Male Tenor #2: 30s-40s; Male High Tenor or Countertenor: 20s-30s; Female Mezzo-Soprano: late teens-20s. Note: Seeking professional vocalists with music reading skills preferred but not

necessary. Ideal candidate will possess knowledge and experience of the rock idiom with a strong conservatory background. Email résumés, .mp3 vocal sample, and applicable experience in musical theatre/rock music to Josh at joshrubin33@gmail.com.

MUSIC ARTIST PRODUCTION - Kosta Lois, L.A.-based music producer/writer/composer, is seeking singers who want to

become artists and make demo recordings of their music. All demos will be heard by Kosta's management Eric Clinger, who has worked as an A&R rep for Disney/Hollywood Records and Universal Music. Recording starts and continues at artist's own pace. $1,000/day fee required (on average up to three days). No pay, but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Singer/Actors:

male and female, 13-29, any ethnicity, talented. To schedule a meeting or for more info, call 818/299-9192 or email kosta@kostalois.com. To hear some past productions, visit www.kostalois.com.

'MERLYN'S SECRET' - Ninamaria Productions is casting Merlyn's Secret, a vocal recording of a new musical. The musical tells a

different story of what really happened with King Arthur and Queen Guinevere. Start date for recording TBD in South

Riverside County. Some pay and credit provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18-39, Caucasian and/or African-

American, looking for strong vocals to play the roles of Guinevere, King Arthur and Mordred, baritone and soprano. Email

vocal reels only to ninamaria@ca.rr.com. Once cast, arrangements will be made for the recording session.

WFE LYRIC TENORS - Wayne Foster Enteratinment is casting lyric tenors for a musical production. Performances run are

ongoing at various venues TBA in So. Cal. Some pay and travel provided. Seeking—Lyric Tenors: male, 18-39, any ethnicity,

classically trained, must also sing contemporary standards by Sinatra. Email pix & résumés to avis@waynefoster.com. For

more info, visit www.waynefoster.com.

EDUCATIONAL VOICEOVERS - Aram Media Productions is casting a series of upcoming educational voice-over projects. All

recording is ongoing in NYC. $100/hour. Nonunion. Seeking—Adult Voice Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities,

should be able to produce a wide variety of character voices as well as a solid neutral voice; Child Voice Actors: male

and female, all ethnicities, should be able to cold read and take direction well. Note: Producers are assembling a roster of

talent from which to draw teams to record numerous upcoming projects; four different teams of actors will be created. Each

team will consist of one man, one woman, one boy, and one girl. Singing ability is a plus, and sight-singing is a huge plus.

Versatile voice actors with experience in educational voice-overs will be given preference. Adults who specialize in child voices

and who sound authentic will be considered along with real children for child roles; adults who can provide both adult and child

voices will be considered for both (record the sample script twice; as an adult and as a child). Email sample voice recordings to

Samia Mounts at samiamounts@gmail.com. You must record the sample scripts provided; to receive sample scripts, see the

sides attached to the online version of this casting notice at BackStage.com or email samiamounts@gmail.com. Home

recordings are acceptable (using a computer mic or personal voice recorder).

MILLENIUM SOUL ZEPIC RECORDS - Millenium Soul Zepic Records an independent record label and modeling agency, is seeking

talent for current and future projects. Projects are ongoing in NYC & NJ. Walk-ins welcome. Performers must pay a

$125/month fee (negotiable) if chosen; membership dues pay for promotion, demos, training, etc. Possible pay. Seeking—

Singers: all ages, all ethnicities, serious and passionate about the music business and entertainment industry. Auditions held

by appointment at Millenium Soul Zepic Records (439 Main St., Orange NJ). For an appointment, call 973/746-8013 or

973/652-5866 and ask for Ms. R, or email pix & résumés to jascin7@aol.com.

Opera/Chorus:

SFVMC, BROADWAY AND CHORAL MASTERWORKS – AUG. 7 – N. HOLLYWOOD - San Fernando Valley Master Chorale is casting for its upcoming season including a German program of Bach, Brahms and Mendelssohn, a Rodgers & Hart review (Benefit) and the Bach St. Matthew Passion with orchestra. Rehearsals are Mon. nights. Performances are Nov. 13, Dec. 18, Feb. 5, 2011, Apr. 16, 2011 at Pierce College, Theater on the Hill, Woodland Hills. $100+ per show depending on role. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18-66+, any ethnicity, musical theater and legit voices. Auditions held by appointment only Aug. 7 from 11am-4pm at Madilyn Clark Studios (10852 Burbank Blvd., N. Hollywood). Bring pix & résumés, bio, and prepare two contrasting songs. An accompanist will be provided. To schedule an audition appointment, call Annette 818/985-7312. For more info, visit www.sfvmc.org. Call backs Aug. 14.

THE CHOIR OF ACADEMY OF MUSIC – AUG. 7 DEADLINE - Academy of Music on Main Street is seeking singers for its choir.

Rehearsals have begun every Wed., 7:30pm-9pm in Old Bridge NJ; performs March 25, 2011 on the main stage at Carnegie Hall

in NYC. $198/month tuition required; includes all rehearsals, performances, and transportation by limousine from Spotswood NJ

to performance in NYC. No pay provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, preteens, teens, and adults, all ethnicities.

Note: Strictly limited to 30 singers. Producers state: "Singers will gain valuable vocal ensemble training, as well as experience

in singing harmonies and working with other talented singers." Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition

appointment, call 732/251-3050 or email academyofmusiconmain@verizon.net. Submission deadline is Aug. 7. For more info,

visit www.academyofmusiconmain.com.

OPERA SINGERS - Tryon Entertainment LLC is seeking talent for a new contemporary singing group. Rehearses in NYC;

performs at various events in the NY tri-state area. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Male Opera Singers: 18-30, any

ethnicity, must be able to harmonize. Auditions held by appointment only. Email pix & résumés, with website/MySpace

links and videos and/or audio samples, to submissions@tryonentertainment.com.

WFE VOCALISTS - Wayne Foster Entertainment, a “nationally-renowned commercial entertainment company,” is casting

vocalists to perform for upcoming weddings and commercial events. Position is ongoing. Professional pay and travel

provided. Seeking—Vocalists: males and females, Caucasian, African-American, and Latino, 18-39, all styles of music

represented, such as Top 40, hip-hop, R&B, Latin, legit theatre, and opera. Auditions held by appointment only. To

schedule an audition appointment, call William Burnett at 800/746-9326, ext. 14, or email dthbur@aol.com. For more info, visit

www.waynefoster.com.

Stage Shows:

'YOU'RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN' – JULY 22 & 29 – SALADO - Salado Silver Spur Theater is casting You're a Good Man Charlie Brown, the musical based on the Peanuts comic strip. Rehearsals begin late Aug.; runs Oct. 1-23, Fri. evenings & Sat. afternoons and evenings, in historic downtown Salado TX. Some pay. Seeking—“Charlie Brown:” tenor, the title character; “Sally Brown:” soprano, Charlie Brown's younger sister; “Snoopy:” male or female, Charlie Brown's dog; “Schroeder:” tenor, classical pianist and Beethoven expert; “Lucy Van Pelt:” mezzo-soprano, Charlie Brown's friend; “Linus Van Pelt:” baritone/tenor, Lucy's little brother. Auditions held July 22 from 2pm-6pm and July 29 from 1pm-5pm at The Salado Silver Spur Theater (108 Royal St., Salado TX). Appointments are encouraged but not required. To schedule an audition appointment, call 254/947-3456 or email info@saladosilverspur.com. Prepare 16 bars of a song from the musical or in the style of the show. Bring sheet music in your key; accompanist provided. Prepare to cold read; monologues will also be accepted. Bring pix & résumés (snapshots accepted).

EQUITY, 'ELF,' B'WAY – JULY 22 & 29 - Telsey + Company is casting Elf, a new musical based on the 2003 film of the same

name. Warner Bros. Matthew Sklar, music; Chad Beguelin, lyrics; Bob Martin & Tom Meehan, book; Rehearsals begin Sep. 27;

first preview Nov. 2; runs Nov. 10-Jan. 2 at the Al Hirschfeld Theatre on Broadway in NYC. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Broadway/ Production Contract. Seeking—Singers Who Move: male and female, 30s-40s, all ethnicities, seeking comedic singers with a

wide vocal range, must move well, to play various characters in the ensemble and possibly understudy principal roles;

Dancers Who Sing Well: male and female, 20s-early 40s, all ethnicities, seeking comedic dancers who sing well, to play

various characters in the ensemble and possibly understudy principal roles. Note: Seeking an ethnically diverse ensemble.

Equity chorus calls held July 22 at 10am for male singers who move well & 2 p.m. for female singers who move well at

Telsey + Company (315 W. 43^rd St., 10^th fl., NYC) and July 29 at 10am for female dancers who sing well & 2pm for male dancers who sing well at Pearl Studios NYC (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Singers,

prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theater song, showing range. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Dancers, be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Women, bring heels and jazz shoes/flats. Men, bring jazz

shoes and/or character shoes. In addition to the other shoes listed, men and women should bring tap shoes.

EQUITY, 'WALLENBERG' – JULY 29 - White Plains Performing Arts Center (White Plains NY) is casting Wallenberg, a new musical drama. Benjamin Rosenbluth, music; Laurence Holzman & Felicia Needleman, book & lyrics; Rehearsals begin Sep. 27 (in NYC and White Plains); runs through Nov. 21 in White Plains NY. $400 min./wk. Equity LOA Contract. Seeking—“Elizabeth Kemeny:” 20s, beautiful, well-educated, yet naive to the realities of the world around her, must be very strong actress, soprano, B flat-G; “Baron Kemeny:” 30s, Elizabeth's husband, high-ranking military official, elite, upper-class, handsome, sure of himself, baritone; “Pal Szalai:” 30s-40s, born to a working-class family, has worked himself up to be a high-ranking official with the ruling party in Hungary, double agent with many layers of sides to his personality, baritone with tenor notice, B-F; “David Berger:” boy, 8 years old, smart and clever for his age, with a good sense of humor, must be a strong singer-actor, B-G#; “Per Anger:” early 30s, the consummate Swedish diplomat, straitlaced, serious, plays by the rules, yet in the end is swayed by his heart, baritenor, G-E. Note: The following five roles are cast; auditioning performers will be considered as possible replacements, should any become necessary—“Raoul Wallenberg:” 32, baritone with tenor notes, Bb-F#, strong singer-actor, charismatic, able to carry the show; “Maj von Dardel:” 55-70, Raoul's mother, warm and passionate, but a strong independent thinker, strong singer-actress, alto, A-D; “Rosa Gruen:” 30s, young Jewish mother, resourceful, intelligent, driven by her intense love for her children, soprano, B flat-F; “Adolf Eichmann:” late 30s-early 40s, the notorious Nazi colonel, cold and calculating in his actions, passionate about his cause, tenor, A-G; “Vilmos Langfelder:” late 20s-early 30s, funny, sarcastic, uses his humor to cover up deep pain, baritenor, B-G. Equity principal auditions held July 29 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief contemporary or traditional musical theater song; no pop. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Some demos from the score can be found online at www.wallenbergthemusical.com/musical_selections.htm. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. If unable to attend, send pix & résumés to Michael Cassara Casting, 333 W. 39^th St., Ste. 601A, NYC 10018, Attn: Wallenberg. Equity chorus call held July 30; see separate casting notice.

EQUITY, 'BLOODY BLOODY ANDREW JACKSON,' B'WAY – JULY 29 - Carrie Gardner is casting the Broadway production of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson, a fast-paced and irreverent Wild West rock musical on the founding of the Democratic Party, concerning President Andrew Jackson and the adolescence of America during the early 19th Century. Alex Timbers, book-dir.; Michael Friedman, score; Rehearsals begin Aug. 30; first preview Sep. 21; Broadway opening TBD. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Broadway/Production Contract. Seeking—“Lyncoya:” male, 8-11 to play younger, Native American, Andrew Jackson's adopted son, actor does not need to sing. Note: The following role is cast; seeking possible future replacements only at this time—“Andrew Jackson:” emo rock re-imagining of America's seventh president, actor must be attractive and charismatic, with a great voice and fantastic comedic ability. Equity principal auditions held July 29 from 10am-1:30pm for role of Lyncoya only & 2:30pm-6pm for role of Andrew Jackson only at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 6^th fl., NYC). Equity monitor begins sign-up for both roles at 9am. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Actors auditioning for the role of Lyncoya will read sides (a scene from the show), which will be provided at the audition. No further preparation is necessary. Actors auditioning to be considered as possible replacements for Andrew Jackson should prepare a short rock song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided from 2:30pm-6pm only.

EQUITY, 'THE LESBIAN LOVE OCTAGON' – JULY 30 DEADLINE - Kimberlea Kressal is casting The Lesbian Love Octagon, a

musical comedy about "dyke drama." Rehearsals begin Oct. 4; runs Nov. 4-7 in NYC. $200 stipend provided. Equity Showcase

Code, approval pending. Seeking—“Darla:” a social climber, attaching herself to whatever or whomever can bring her the most

attention, a late '90s hipster who tries on sexual identities like party dresses, a graduate student in a Women's Studies

program, soprano who can belt; “Jerry:” Darla's female-to-male trans boyfriend, struggling to carve out a space for himself

within the lesbian community while accepting his new male identity, tenor; “Wendy:” a "riot grrl," loud and political, believes

strongly in non-monogamy despite the fact that she loves her girlfriend Jess, brassy belter; “Jess:” would identify her gender

as androgynous, has a rockabilly style mixed with riot grrl politics, very sensitive, a loyal friend and girlfriend, mezzo; “Chris:”

Jess' ex-girlfriend, a butch slam poet with a reputation for being a "player," alto; “Anya:” a high femme dyke princess, conversational belter with coloratura soprano head voice; “Scout:” would identify as "genderqueer," a ubiquitous presence

in the lesbian scene, works at the women's bookstore, sex shop, and lesbian café, smooth and seductive, with a very laid back attitude, alto; Ensemble: 20s, any race or ethnicity, assorted late 1990s lesbians. Note: Seeking performers 18+ for principal

and ensemble roles; all characters are in their 20s, any race or ethnicity. Especially seeking women of color, women of size,

and women who can play butch, androgynous, genderqueer, or trans roles. Auditions held by appointment only on a date

TBD in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to kim@lesbianthemusical.com or send to Kimberlea Kressal, The Lesbian

Love Octagon, 170 E. 4^th St., 2L, Brooklyn, NY 11218; email is preferred submission method. Submission deadline is July 30.

For more info about The Lesbian Love Octagon, including songs from the show, visit www.lesbianthemusical.com.

'HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS,' TOUR – JULY 30 – DEADLINE - Big League Productions, Inc. is casting a touring production of Dr. Seuss' How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Jack O'Brien, creator; Mel Marvin, music; Timothy Mason, book &

lyrics; Rehearsals begin early Oct. 2010; tours Nov. 9, 2010-Jan. 2, 2011 (all engagements are full or multi-weeks, including

three weeks in Toronto). Submission deadline is July 30. Pays $600/wk. Seeking—“Grandpa Who:” male, mid-40s to 50s,

any ethnicity, the eldest of the family, comically hard of hearing, not unlike Grandpa Simpson, strong character baritone

singing voice required, principal role; “Grandma Who:” female, mid-40s to 50s, any ethnicity, loving, has the ear of the

children and the patience to calm them, strong character mezzo singing voice required, principal role. Email pix & résumés

ASAP to grinchcasting2010@gmail.com. Only accepting submissions from nonunion performers.

EQUITY, 'THE LESBIAN LOVE OCTAGON' – JULY 30 DEADLINE - Kimberlea Kressal is casting The Lesbian Love Octagon, a

musical comedy about "dyke drama," co-produced by Horse Trade Theater Group. Rehearsals begin Oct. 4; runs Nov. 4-7 at

the Kraine Theater, 85 E. 4^th St., NYC. Small stipend provided. Equity NYC Basic Showcase Code, approval pending. Seeking—Female Singer-Actors: 18-30, for principal and ensemble roles, especially seeking women of color, women of size, and women

who can play butch, androgynous, "genderqueer," or trans roles. Auditions held by appointment only. Email pix & résumés to

kim@lesbianthemusical.com or send to Kimberlea Kressal, The Lesbian Love Octagon, 170 E. 4^th St., 2L, Brooklyn, NY 11218;

email is preferred submission method. Submission deadline is July 30.

EQUITY, NEW YORK MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL, PART III – JULY 30 - Michael Cassara Casting is casting the New York Musical Theatre Festival including: Above Hell's Kitchen (Jonathan Spottiswoode, book-music-lyrics; Rehearsals begin approx. Sep. 7), Frog Kiss (Eric Schorr, music; Charles Leipart, book & lyrics), Incredibly Deaf Musical (Jay Alan Zimmerman, book-music-lyrics; Rehearsals begin early Sep.; runs Sep. 30-Oct. 10), The Most Ridiculous Thing You Ever Hoid (based on a radio show by Nat Perrin, Arthur Sheekman, George Oppenheimer & Tom McKnight. Jim Beckerman, music-music dir.; Jim Beckerman & Andy Seiler, lyrics; Jim Beckerman, Andy Seilier, & Fred Wemyss, book), and Show Choir! The Musical (Mark McDaniels & Donald Garverick, book-music-lyrics). Festival runs Sep. 27-Oct. 17 at various venues in NYC; shows will have six performances each (exact performance dates for each show TBA). $500 stipend provided. Producers plan to apply for the Equity NYMF Code.
   For Above Hell's Kitchen seeking—“Dr. Charity:” female, 50, African-American (or any ethnicity), genuine NY character, therapist who is simultaneously conquering a fondness for booze and learning how to love again, independent, has traveled alone to many parts of the world, sassy, doesn't take any shit, but there is a kind, gentle streak to her, a lovable original, must be able to hold the audience on her own, alto with belt who can sing gospel, blues and jazz; “Isabel:” 20-30, African-American (or any ethnicity), photographer, freshly arrived in NYC from St. Louis, strong and spunky, but not as worldly wise as she'd like to think, a risk taker, falls in love with DJ, agrees to an open relationship, leaves him for a mountain climber, goes to the Himalayas, and then comes back to DJ, vulnerable and soulful, would rather take photographs for love than money, alto who can sing soul and pop; “Gary:” 30-40, DJ's manager, anxious hustler, addicted to cocaine, rock and roll and to seeming cool, also gay, though it's not immediately obvious, insecure, aggressive, supercilious when necessary and full of adrenaline, desperate to find success through either or both of his clients—DJ and Vince Venice, baritone with rock cabaret delivery; “Ethel:” 40-50, spoiled Westchester divorcee, consumer of younger men, her current passion is DJ, jaded, jealous, hyper, vulnerable, oversexed villainess, needs great comic timing, jazz/cabaret soprano and over the top; Charley/Vic Venice: male, 25-40, Charley is an "awesome" surfer-dude type, though his actual passion is climbing mountains, full of energy and charisma, from a military family, in denial about his own anger issues, his lack of self-knowledge is simultaneously comic and tragic, takes Isabel away from DJ, but is unable to process the fact that DJ gets her back, Vic is pretentious, androgynous, mid-level one-hit-wonder rock star with phony European accent, has no loyalty to folks like Gary who helped him get his first break, the two roles are very different but both comic and high energy, soaring rock/pop tenor. The following role is CAST; performers will be considered as possible understudies—“DJ:” male, 25-40, rock musician, bandleader, intellectual, playboy with a conscience, can turn on the charisma when he needs to, but when he doesn't he's tortured, introspective and kind, baritone with rock cabaret delivery. Note: If unable to attend, send pix & résumés to La Vie Productions LLC, 330 W. 38th St., Ste. 704, NYC 10018.
   For Frog Kiss seeking—“Princess Clementine:” late 20s, beautiful, intelligent, scientific nerdy and extremely confident in her opinions, knows what she wants and is determined to get it, sparkling mezzo soprano, but should feel comfortable jazzing it up, B flat-G; “The Frog:” 20s, quirkily appealing, cute, but not cloyingly so, and not too tall, of colorful ethnic origins (possibly Hispanic, Pan-Asian, African, or Pacific Islander descent), modest, meditative, compassionate, easy going, desperately in love with the human Princess Clementine, sings high baritone-low tenor, C-G; “King Frederic:” 50s, wise, beneficent ruler, true "philosopher king" who cares deeply for the welfare of his people, his kingdom and the happiness of his daughters, father to the Princesses Clementine and Hortense, baritone, B flat-E; “Queen Margot:” late 40s, beautiful, practical, proud of her taste in clothes and interior decorating, of North African origins feels herself to be the more practical, realistic partner in her royal marriage, doesn't care for disruptions of any kind, wants both her daughters happily married, mezzo, B-E; “Hortense:” 20s, beautiful, sexy, but spoiled younger sister (mysteriously of Pan-Asian origins, possibly a foundling) to Clementine, unhappily wed to handsome prince Claus, jealous of her elder sister, unsatisfied in her marriage, seeking comedienne with strong belt, alto, A-high F (must belt up to D); “Claus:” 30s, Hortense's German-born husband, matinee-idol handsome, well-meaning, but not very bright, married Hortense to inherit her father's kingdom, high baritone, C-F; Four Taoist Masters: two men and two women, mixed ages and races, gathered from various races and corners of the universe, singing quartet, jazz and doo-wop skills required, as well as comic style, the Masters are the timeless and universal consciousness who weave a humorous contemporary viewpoint through the show, linking scenes and aiding the characters, seeking actor/singers skilled in harmonies, but with interesting individual voices, one high tenor, one high baritone, and one high soprano with great belt; Everyman and Everywoman: one man and one woman who appear variously as Peasants, Tao Maidens, Suitors, Frog Damselle, and Courtiers, one low tenor (C-G) and soprano (A-A flat, with belt capability). Note from casting personnel: "The cast size is multi-racial and multi-cultural. All performers should have capabilities for high-style language, physical agility and comic-timing—and the ability to create dimensional characters without the aid of elaborate costume design, make-up or special effects." If unable to attend, send pix & résumés to Alan Filderman Casting, 333 W. 39^th St., Ste. 601A, NYC 10018 Attn: Frog.
   For Incredibly Deaf Musical seeking—“Lisa:” ages from mid 20s-mid 40s over the course of the show, any ethnicity, petite abstract artist, creative and independent, yet supportive, loving wife and mother, needs strong acting skills to switch from 20s-40s instantly, should be able to learn sign language, light pop/rock voice with belt/mix to D; “Jay:” 30s, Caucasian, tall, quirky composer, uses humor to diffuse the pain of losing his hearing and home after 9/11, must play piano well, rap, have strong acting/comedic skills, dance awkwardly but on beat, should be able to learn sign language, should be able to charm the audience, casting personnel state that they are open to casting an actor with hearing loss, mostly raps, but occasionally sings (tenor/ baritenor); “Young Jay:” ages from early 20s-early 30s, Caucasian, energetic, optimistic, extremely musical and creative, must be able to sing in character voices, from head voice to baritone, and have limber vocal ability to do fast riffs with amazing pop/rock tenor voice up to B-flat, must resemble Jay, should be able to at least fake playing keyboard and keytar, dance well and have strong acting skills; “Kid Jay:” 9-11, Caucasian, fun and humorous kid with strong acting/comedic skills, must sing and play classical piano well, also plays Zachary, age 9, and must switch between roles instantly, boy soprano/belter; Artsy Jayne/Others: female, any age and ethnicity, an artsy soprano in Jay's mind, scattered and creative but smart, pop/rock soprano able to do operatic riffs, with ease, up to high C, actress plays multiple roles, dances, must be a good mover, strong R&B belt around Bb-D, mix higher, riffs and scats naturally; Male Ensemble: 30s, any ethnicity, plays the Producers and other characters in Jay's life including Lou, 80s, tin pan alley-type manager, strong old-school Jewish accent, tap dances, Hip Hop Dancer, Paul, 40s, laid-back British producer, Doctor, speaks rhythmically, morphs from nerdy to evil, and other roles, actor needs character acting skills and must be strong in all styles of dance. Note: A contemporary Broadway song is the most appropriate audition piece for this show. All performers need to be highly musical, playing an instrument a plus. If unable to attend, email pix & résumés to cindirushsubmissions@gmail.com.
   For The Most Ridiculous Thing You Ever Hoid seeking—Groucho Marx/Flywheel: charismatic, fast-talking confidence man with cigar, must have Groucho look, voice, movements, mannerisms down, singing ability required (baritone); Chico Marx/Ravelli: devious Italian peddler stereotype, must have Chico look, voice, movements, mannerisms down, no piano playing ability required, but ability to play "air piano" using Chico's famous fingering a plus; Harpo Marx/Ringling: daffy, does not speak, serves as the "sound effects department" for the radio show, must have Harpo's look, movements, mannerisms down, excellent mime skills, flair for physical comedy, ability to improvise, no harp-playing ability required; Player Four: female, plays Shirl, the highest voice of The Oilwell Sisters (an Andrew-sisters-like trio), Miss Dimple, a coarse secretary, and Kitty, a sweet, refined ingénue, ability to sing harmony and do both patter songs and ballads, soprano; Player Five: female, plays Curly Sue, lowest voice of the Oilwell Sisters (an Andrew-sisters-like trio), and Mrs. Van Regal, the Margaret Dumont character, a stuffy, oblivious grand dame, must be able to harmonize, physical/vocal resemblance to Margaret Dumont a plus, contralto; Player Six: female, plays Pearl, the middle voice of the Oilwell Sisters (an Andrew-sisters-like trio), a Stenographer, a Chesty McCoughlin, a radio singer with a cigarette-ravaged voice, must be able to harmonize, alto range; Player Seven: male, plays Carlyle, the juvenile, cheery, boyish collegiate type who, in moments of musical exaltation, turns into a raving egomaniac, and a tough District Attorney, tenor; Player Eight: male, plays Radio Announcer, stereotypical 1930's "radio voice," Coates, a stuffy butler, a tough Cop, and a stern Judge. Notes from casting personnel: "All actors must have great comic chops, ability to improvise and interact with other characters and audience, and ability to change quickly from one contrasting character to another, and a talent for voices and impersonation."
   For Show Choir seeking—“Jake Jonathan:” 30s, easily excitable show choir visionary, well-intentioned but stubborn, self-assured and intense, tenor; “Monica Susans:” 30s, sweet, wholly supportive co-director of the choir, very talented musician, hard worker with a big heart, mezzo soprano; “Janelle Solomon:” high school junior, lacks confidence, but blossoms throughout the show, big range, vocal dynamo; “Austin Peterson:” high school junior, football player, gay, baritone, fantastic dancer; “Amber Cohen:” high school junior, popular, easily manipulated, party girl, belty alto; “Rajiv Imani:” male, Indian, high school sophomore, heartthrob, comic book nerd, humble and a bit naïve, tenor; “Millie McNichols:” high school sophomore, warm, friendly, honest, dedicated, second soprano; “Andrew ‘Dru’ Peterson:” high school junior, confident, "urban" kid in the suburbs, tough, fiercely loyal, strong bass; “Tracey Thompson:” female, high school sophomore, clumsy, funny, strong coloratura; “Dave Stone:” high school junior, stoner, dates Karen, must play guitar, baritone; “Melissa Sparing:” high school freshman, dorky, intelligent, energetic, spastic, soprano; “Sean Everett:” high school freshman, conceited, obnoxious, insecure, gay, strong tenor; “Sabrina Turner:” high school sophomore, ruthless, attention-hungry, Rich's stepdaughter, excellent dancer, alto; “Rich Cantore:” 60s, world-renowned record producer, fast-talker, direct, charming, baritone; “Karen Noha:” high school junior, Asian-American, piano prodigy, leader of the show choir band, dry sense of humor, alto; Character Man: tenor, plays multiple roles including Slappy Phelps, a jazz legend, Jake's mentor, Reggie, a gruff morning talk show co-host, Harry Woolworth, an elderly dance teacher, Adam Cohen, Amber's father, Donny Schwartzbaum, of the sibling duo Donny and Donna, Bryan Shores, the host of the Red Carpet Special, and a Bartender at a Tokyo hotel bar; Character Woman: mezzo soprano, plays multiple roles including Edith Jonathan, Jake's mother, Rosie Petersworth, head of the Show Choir Nationals, Kit, a perky morning talk show co-host, Sarita Imani, Rajiv's success-minded mom, Shari Shalomar, voice teacher to the stars, Donna Schwartzbaum of the sibling duo Donny and Donna, Jane Streams, an elderly fashion critic of the Red Carpet Special, and Auditionee for the Show Choir of Tomorrow; Chorus of Three/Six: any type, to play multiple roles including Amy, Danny and Rob, Karen's "Band of 3," Fairfield Firecrackers, the rival show choir, Buffalo Bravados, a rival show choir, Commercial Actors for Diet Fizz, Celebrity Presenters at the Grammys, Cameramen at various times, Reporters at the Grammys, Bar Patrons at a NY dive bar, and various others. Note from casting personnel: "Throughout the show, all character age eight years (2004-2012), ages shown are their ages when they first enter the story." If unable to attend, email pix & résumés to soundstreetnyc@yahoo.com.
   Equity principal auditions held July 30 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare 32 bars fo a musical theatre selection, either something specifically appropriate for any of the shows, or a general selection that shows off your range. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring five copies of your pix & résumés, stapled together. Note from Equity: Each production listed will be represented at this call by a separate individual with casting authority (i.e. the authority to effectively recommend a performer for a callback or casting). All information is subject to change. Check "Casting Call' or the AEA audition bulletin boards frequently for updates. See separate casting notices for more NYMF 2010 EPAs. Michael Cassara Casting is the resident casting office for the 2010 New York Musical Theatre Festival. Individual shows will be using their own casting practices. General festival submissions (not for a specific show) may be sent to Michael Cassara Casting, 333 W. 39^th St., Ste. #601A, NYC 10018 Attn: NYMF.

EQUITY, 'WALLENBERG,' SINGERS – JULY 30 - White Plains Performing Arts Center (White Plains NY) is casting Wallenberg, a new musical drama. Benjamin Rosenbluth, music; Laurence Holzman & Felicia Needleman, book & lyrics; Rehearsals begin Sep. 27 (in NYC and White Plains); runs through Nov. 21 in White Plains NY. $400 min./wk. Equity LOA Contract. Seeking—Ensemble: male and female, all must be strong singers. Tracks include—Male 1: 40s-60s, characters include Rabbi, Nazi General, and others; Male 2: early 20s, characters include Young Nazi Soldier and others; Male 3: 60s-70s, characters include Businessman, Holocaust Survivor, and others; Male 4: 40s, characters include Businessman, Nazi Soldier, and others; Male 5: mid-20s to mid-30s, characters include Nazi Soldier and others; Male 6: mid-30s to mid-40s, characters include Hungarian Fascist Official and others; Male 7: mid-30s to mid-40s, characters include Rabbi, Nazi Soldier, and others; Male 8: 60s-70s, characters include Hungarian Regent and others; Male 9: 40s, characters include Doctor and others; Boy: 6-8, characters are young children; Female 1: 20s-30s; Female 2: 20s-30s; Females 3 and 4: 30s-40s; Female 5: 40s-50s; Female 6: 50s-60s. Equity chorus call held July 30 at 9:30am for female singers & 11:30am for male singers at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary or traditional musical theater song; no pop. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Some demos from the score can be found online at www.wallenbergthemusical.com/musical_selections.htm. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. If unable to attend, send pix & résumés to Michael Cassara Casting, 333 W. 39^th St., Ste. 601A, NYC 10018, Attn: Wallenberg.

'GODSPELL' – JULY 31 – LAS VEGAS - RagTag Entertainment is casting Godspell, the musical. Runs Sep. 30, as part of a one-night rock concert charity benefit for Olive Crest, in the Ovation Showroom at Green Valley Ranch NV. No pay. Seeking—Actor/Singers: male and female, all ages, all ethnicities, must be strong singers, able to hold harmonies and sing in pop & rock styles. Auditions held July 31 from 11am-1pm at Vibe Performing Arts Center (4061 Silvestri, Las Vegas NV). Bring pix & resumes. Singers should prepare 16 bars of a rock, pop, or rock opera selection. Bring sheet music in the proper key or CD accompaniment. If unable to attend, email RagTagEnt@yahoo.com.

NEW WINE INT'L BLACK BOX – JULY 31 & AUG. 6 - The New Wine International Black Box is casting its 2010-11 season. Producer states: "This is an opportunity for serious and aspiring artists looking for a theater home in the heart of Harlem." No pay, but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Actors, Singers, Dancers, Artists, and Writers. Auditions held July 31 from 2pm-5pm and Aug. 6 from 5pm-9pm at 308 W. 133^rd St., off of St. Nicholas Ave. in Harlem, 2nd fl., NYC. Email pix & résumés to NWIBBCasting@yahoo.com. Producer states: "All are welcome to audition." Come ready to work and create. Bringing pix & résumés and a two-minute performance piece a plus, but not required.

‘DR. S. BATTLES THE SEX-CRAZED REEFER ZOMBIES: THE MOVIE: THE MUSICAL’ – AUG. 1 – SAN ANTONIO - The Overtime Theater is casting Dr. S. Battles The Sex-Crazed Reefer Zombies: The Movie: The Musical, an original musical based on a local film of the same title. Performances run Oct. 8-Nov. 6 in San Antonio TX. No pay. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+. Auditions held Aug. 1 at 3pm at The Overtime Theater (The Blue Star Arts Complex, 1414 S. Alamo St., #103, San Antonio TX). Prepare an upbeat contemporary song, one min. maximum. Bring CD for accompaniment. Prepare to cold read. Bring pix & resumes. For more info, call 210/557-7562, email theovertimetheater@gmail.com, or visit www.theovertimetheater.net.

‘BY CANDLELIGHT’ – AUG. 1 & 2 – NASSAU - Clear Creek Community Theatre is casting By Candlelight, a romantic musical comedy. Performances run September-October in Nassau TX. No pay. Seeking—Actors: males and females. Auditions held Aug. 1 & 2 at 7pm at Clear Creek Community Theater (18091 Upper Bay Road, Nassau TX). Prepare a song. Be ready to cold read from the script. Bring pix & resume if available. For more info, call Aprille Meek at 281/335-5228 or email aprille@clearcreekcommunitytheatre.com or visit www.clearcreekcountrytheatre.org.

EQUITY, 'VENICE' – WEEK OF AUG. 2 - Center Theatre Group (Los Angeles CA) and Kansas City Repertory (Kansas City MO) are casting their co-production of the world premiere of Venice, a new musical that tells a story of war, love, betrayal, and the quest for peace set in the not-too-distant future where two brothers clash over how to save their city in the aftermath of a 20-year war, with an original score that fuses hip-hop, R&B, and opera. Venice was originally produced at the Kansas City Repertory. Eric Rosen, KCR artistic dir.-book-stage dir.; Matt Sax, music; Eric Rosen & Matt Sax, lyrics; Curtis Moore, additional music-music dir. Rehearsals begin Sep. 7 in L.A.; runs Oct. 7-Nov. 14 in the Kirk Douglas Theatre in L.A. $650/wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—“Michael Victor”/As Cast: male, early 20s, Caucasian, Latino, or Asian, young military officer who has climbed up the ranks very quickly, a boy playing a man, fit, handsome, masculine, charismatic, the credible leader of Venice's military but not yet mature enough to handle so much responsibility, tough but has a soft side underneath it all, strong and beautiful voice, tenor or baritenor with range up to an A, must be comfortable singing in a contemporary rock/hip-hop style, as well as falsetto. Casting note: "We are looking to assemble a very diverse cast of all ethnic backgrounds; open to all types, all ethnicities, and actors with disabilities unless otherwise noted. All actors will need to have strong dance/movement skills to be able to handle hip-hop style/contemporary movement." Auditions held by appointment only the week of Aug. 2 in NYC. For consideration, send pix & résumés ASAP to Stephanie Klapper Casting, 39 W. 19^th St., 12^th fl., NYC 10011, Attn: Venice NYC Auditions-AEA Member. Seeking submissions from Actors' Equity members only for these auditions. Send hard copies only; no email submissions.

'THE REFUGEE GIRLS REVUE' – AUG. 2 - The UnPleasant Company is casting The Refugee Girls Revue, a late-night cross-dressing musical parody show. Rehearsals begin late Aug. (specific schedule will be based on availability); performs Oct. 1-29 (Sat. evenings), with a possible extension, at Theater 80 in the East Village in NYC. No pay for initial month-long run (possible pay if extended), but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Male Actors: age 21-40, all must be able to sing, some dance experience a plus but not required. Also seeking—Female African-American Actresses. Auditions held by appointment only Aug. 2. For consideration, email digital pix & résumés to feldenscott@me.com. For more info, visit www.refugeegirlsrevue.com.

EQUITY, GEORGE ST. PLAYHOUSE SEASON – AUG. 2 – NEW BRUNSWICK - George Street Playhouse (New Brunswick NJ) is casting its 2010-11 season including: Circle Mirror Transformation (Annie Baker, writer; Rehearsals begin Sep. 7, 2010; runs Oct. 5-31), [title of show] (Jeff Bowen, music & lyrics; Hunter Bell, book. Rehearsals begin Oct. 19, 2010; runs: Nov. 16-Dec. 12), The Subject Was Roses (Frank Gilroy, writer; Rehearsals begin Jan. 18, 2011; runs Feb. 8-March 6), and A Fox on the Fairway (Ken Ludwig, writer; Runs March 22-April 17, 2011). $696 min./wk. Equity LORT C Contract. For [title of show] seeking—“Hunter:” 30s, tenor, a book writer; “Jeff:” 30s, tenor, witty composer/lyricist; “Susan:” 30s, alto, witty and sarcastic, juggles corporate day job with the show; “Heidi:” 30s, soprano, their actor friend. Note: Seeking strong singers with impeccable comedic timing. Equity principal auditions held by appointment Aug. 2 from 9am-1pm & 2pm-5pm at George Street Playhouse (9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick NJ; accessible via train (three blocks from New Brunswick Train Station) and car; for details, visit www.georgestreetplayhouse.org/directions). For an appointment, call Dan Swern at 732/846-2895 ext. 126. Prepare a brief comedic monologue or brief contemporary musical theater song or a one-minute monologue and 16 bars of a contemporary musical theater song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Note from Equity: This day of auditions is likely to be George Street Playhouse's only EPA this year; the theater has no intention of holding an EPA in NYC.

HERB STRAUSS SCHOOLHOUSE THR. – AUG. 2 - The Herb Strauss Schoolhouse Theater (Sanibel Island FL) is casting its 2010-11 season including: Songs for a New World, The Sunshine Boys, The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee, and It Runs in the Family. Season runs Oct. 2010-May 2011 on Sanibel Island FL. $350/wk.; contract includes transportation, cast car, and housing. Seeking—Performers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions held Aug. 2 from 10am-3pm at Theatre Row Studios (411 W. 41^st St., between 9^th & Dyer Aves., Studio 3, NYC). There will be a monitor and sign-in sheet at the door. Prepare 16 bars in the appropriate key; an accompanist will be provided. This will be a musical audition only; no monologues. Callbacks held the same day, 3pm-5pm.

EQUITY, 'FYVUSH FINKEL LIVE' – AUG. 3 - The National Yiddish Theatre—Folksbiene is casting Fyvush Finkel Live. Rehearsals begin approx. Sep. 27; runs Oct. 17-Nov. 7 at the Baruch Performing Arts Center. 2009-10 salary: $349 min./wk., current level pending. Equity Folksbiene Agreement. Seeking—Man and Woman: any age. Theatre's notes: "Seeking performers with excellent acting skills, strong vocals and a working acquaintance with Yiddish, German or a great ear for language. Everyone must sing well and know comedy. Performers of all ethnicities are welcome." Equity principal auditions held Aug. 3 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Sides (in the Yiddish language) will be provided at the audition and are available for download at www.folksbiene.org. A pronunciation guide to standard, transliterated Yiddish and a digitial recording (WAV format) of a reading of the sides are available for download as well. In addition, prepare a song that showcases your vocal talents (Yiddish is preferred but not necessary). Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'DANGEROUS BEAUTY,' EPA/SINGERS – AUG. 3 – PASADENA - Pasadena Playhouse, by special arrangement with Susan Dietz and Tara Smith, is casting Dangerous Beauty, which tells the tumultuous tale of Veronica Franco, a notorious courtesan and 16th century poet in Venice. Jeanine Dominy, book; Michele Brourman, music; Amanda McBroom, lyrics; Rehearsals start Dec. 14. Performances run Jan. 20-Feb. 27, 2011 (with potential 4-week extension). Professional pay provided. Equity LORT Non-Rep Contract ($750/wk). Seeking—“Veronica Franco:” female, 20s to play late teens to late 20s, an ethereal beauty, passionate, intelligent, an independent and courageous spirit, nimble intelligence, innocent sweetness and raw sensuality, willing to challenge authority and the status quo to get what she is after, G2-E4 strong mixed belt - pop voice; “Paola Franco:” female, late 40s-50s, Veronica's mother, still beautiful but past her prime, a once celebrated courtesan, now barely making ends meet after the death of her husband, shrewd, pragmatic, opportunistic, a survivor, can be calculating but her machinations are always for making a better life for Veronica, F2- C4 mature alto; “Beatrice Venier:” female, 20s to play late teens to late 20s, Marco's younger sister and Veronica's best friend, sweet, demure, a dutiful daughter, secretly envies the excitement and opportunities that are available to Veronica, A2-E4 mezzo-clear, legit sound; “Marco Venier:” male, mid to late 20s, handsome, masculine, heroic, romantic, a young soldier and future senator, from a noble family of wealth and power, a golden boy, dashing, regally self-assured, jovially good humored, fiercely in love with Veronica but forced to marry another woman for social and political purposes, B flat1-F sharp 3 bari-tenor, leaning bari; “Senator Pietro Venier:” male, 50s, Marco's father, a nobleman who exudes the arrogance of power, will do what is takes to protect his family's station and name, C2-strong G sharp 3 - slightly legit, gravitas; “Maffio Venier:” male, mid-late 20s, Marco's bastard cousin, a court poet, bitter, resentful and frustrated by his lack of opportunity, hip, edgy, the sensibility of a modern day performance artist, darkly good-looking, a little shabby around the urbane edges, he lusts for Veronica while competing with her as a poet, a rivalry that turns political and ultimately into a fight for life and death, B2-F3 w, C4 falsetto, rock-pop. Equity principal auditions held Aug. 3 from 10am-6pm (9:00am sign-in, 1:20pm-2:20pm lunch) at the Pasadena Playhouse Rehearsal Studios (Homestead House, 2nd Fl., 680 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena; upstairs behind Nest Home Furnishings, street parking or lot across street). EPA Rules are in effect. A monitor will be provided. Prepare an uptempo and a ballad (pop, contemporary, or musical theatre, no legit), something that tells a story, not to exceed two-and-a-half minutes. An accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés stapled together.

EQUITY, 'THE GREAT UNKNOWN' – AUG. 3-5 - Alison Franck is casting The Great Unknown, in which Major Powell's aim is to heal the wounds of the Civil War with a glorious voyage of discovery into the unknown depths of the Grand Canyon that will inspire the whole country. Jim Wann, composer-lyrics; William Hauptman, book; Rehearsals begin approx. Sep. 7 (daytime Tue.-Sat. and weekends; start date subject to change); load-in, tech, dress, and opening Oct. 5; performs Oct. 5 at 8pm, Oct. 6 at 1pm, Oct. 10 at 3pm, Oct. 13 at 5pm, Oct. 15 at 9pm, and Oct. 16 at 1pm in NYC. $500 stipend provided. Equity NYMF Showcase Code. Seeking—“Major John Wesley Powell:” a naturalist, a soldier who lost his left arm at the battle of Shiloh, and now an explorer, a heroic figure but more of a Lincoln than a Lee or Grant, a leader but one who is often quiet and thoughtful, a visionary but also a scientist, hopes to heal not only the country's wounds but also his own on this voyage of both scientific and personal discovery; “Emma Dean Powell:” a naturalist herself, has known and loved the Powell brothers since they were children and has accompanied them on their earlier explorations, married Major Powell when he returned having lost his limb at the Battle of Shiloh, and Walter's whereabouts were unknown, then Walter returned a broken man, now four years later she understands she loves them both and has to find some way to heal them both, her solution is to make Major Powell take Walter on the expedition; “Walter Powell:” at first the opposite of his older brother, was handsome and eternally innocent, now broken by his degrading experiences at Andersonville prison camp, has become a drunk and a bully, has what he calls "an invisible wound," and part of this wound is his anger at his brother and Emma (whom he still loves) for getting married, the voyage will help him find his way back to manhood and his eventual serenity; “Jack Sumner:” African-American, Major Powell's guide, born a slave, freed himself when he went north and then to the West, as bitter as anyone else about the war, the only solution he can see is to forget it, becomes Major Powell's guide and the real leader of the expedition by virtue of his quiet authority; “Ormael Howland:” hot-blooded young lieutenant in the war who came to resent any authority, has grown bitter, and now remembers his greatest war experience as the night of love he spent with a Southern girl; “Bill Dunn:” a solitary man and a born hermit who has spent the years since the war alone, exploring the wilderness and looking for gold, takes a bath perhaps once a year, has a keen eye for what he sees as the absurdity of civilized life, and a dry sense of humor; “Missouri Rhodes:” later known as Andy Hawkins, a beautiful boy who committed atrocities during the war despite his youth, but this voyage will make him a new person and he will form a special bond with Walter Powell; “Ulysses Grant:” a great bear of a man, the commander of the Union forces, a friend of Major Powell's, and now the President, but has never forgotten the years before the war when he ran a general store in Galena, OH and carefully weighed the price of everything on a scale, which he now has to do with Congress; “Hannah Jiles:” Southern girl who appears in memory, a girl who took love from whatever man offered it because in those days it was the only love to be found, must play a musical instrument (including upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc.); “Hawkins' Mother Sara:” the healing and loving mother everyone knew in their youth, must play a musical instrument (including upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc.); “Rachel:” Hawkins' wise older sister, must play a musical instrument (including upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc.); “Vashti:” Hawkins' innocent younger sister, must play a musical instrument (including upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc.); “Jacob Hamblin:” heroic Mormon frontiersman who led Brigham Young to Salt Lake City and made peace with the hostile Indians of Utah, must play a musical instrument (including upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc.); Two Core Musicians: two additional actor-musicians who act and sing competently and are excellent musicians, instruments include upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc. Note: All characters, with the exception of Hawkins and his sisters, should be able to play early 30s or older since they've all suffered through the painful experience of the Civil War, which aged them before their time. Not all roles are required to play a musical instrument, but some must play; it would be a plus if others could play, but not required. It is indicated in the breakdown for each role if they must play an instrument. List of musical instruments includes: upright bass, acoustic guitar, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, accordion, harmonica, clarinet, recorder, portable percussion, ukulele, etc. Auditions held by appointment only approximately Aug. 3-5 in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to thegreatunknownnymf@gmail.com; indicate in the subject line of the email: "Attn: Alison Franck, The Great Unknown, NYC appointment auditions."

EQUITY, COHOES MUSIC HALL SEASON – AUG. 3-5 - C-R Productions at Cohoes Music Hall is casting its upcoming season including: Hairspray (rehearsals begin Sep. 18; runs Oct. 7-17), the Ahrens/Menken version of A Christmas Carol (rehearsals begin Nov. 13; runs Dec. 2-12), Forever Plaid (rehearsals begin Feb. 1, 2011; runs Feb. 17-27, 2011), Cabaret (rehearsals begin March 26, 2011; runs April 7-17, 2011), and Guys and Dolls (rehearsals begin April 23, 2011; runs May 12-22, 2011). Season rehearses and performs at Cohoes Music Hall, located approx. two and a half hours north of NYC; weekend performance schedule. Salary, plus housing and transportation provided. Equity Guest Artist Contract, approval pending. Seeking—Singers and Dancers who Sing: male and female, 18+, for all roles. Auditions held Aug. 3 & 4 for male & female singers from 10am-1pm & 2pm-5pm (both days) and Aug. 5 at 10am for male dancers who sing & 2pm for female dancers who sing at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 6^th fl., NYC). Singers, prepare 16 bars of an appropriate song. Dancers, bring character and tap shoes, and be prepared to sing. If singing from the show, bring your own sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. These are the only NYC auditions scheduled for the season. No phone calls. For more info, visit www.cohoesmusichall.com.

'SHOW CHOIR! - THE MUSICAL' – AUG. 4 DEADLINE - Sound Street Productions is casting the upcoming production of Show Choir! - The Musical to be presented at the New York Musical Theatre Festival. Mark McDaniels & Donald Garverick, book, music & lyrics; Rehearses Aug. 31-Sep. 27 (four weeks) in NYC; with six performances between Sep. 28-Oct. 11 at the American Theatre of Actors Chernuchin Theater. No pay but credit provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18-28, all types, with strong vocal and dance abilities. Note: For complete character breakdown, visit www.showchoirthemusical.com/characters.html. Auditions held by appointment only. To be considered for an appointment, mail pix & résumés ASAP to Sound Street Productions, 45-06 Queens Blvd. #225, Sunnyside, NY 11104. All submissions must be received by Aug. 4.

EQUITY, 'SISTER ACT,' SINGERS,' B'WAY – AUG. 4 - Whoopi Goldberg & producers are casting the Broadway production of Sister Act. Alan Menken, music; Glenn Slater, lyrics; Cheri Steinkellner & Bill Steinkellner, book; Rehearsals begin early 2011; opens Spring 2011. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—Female Ensemble Singers: 18-55, all ethnicities, great singers and strong movers of all types, shapes, and sizes, should have style and the ability to play various characters, including nuns, and understudy principal roles, also seeking women to play Kay-T and La Rosa, Caucasian/Latina, low-rent, big-haired wannabe Pointer Sisters, whose moves are smooth and attitude sassy, all need very strong legit and belt voices; Male Ensemble Singers: 20-55, all ethnicities, great singers (with disco falsetto) and strong movers of all ethnic types, shapes, and sizes, should have style and the ability to play various small roles and understudy principal roles. Equity chorus call held Aug. 4 at 10am for Equity female singers & 2pm for Equity male singers at Telsey & Company (315 W. 43^rd St., 10^th fl., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of a pop song, disco song, or contemporary musical theatre song in the style of Alan Menken. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, NEW YORK MUSICAL THEATRE FESTIVAL, PART 4 – AUG. 4 - Michael Cassara Casting is casting the New York Musical Theatre Festival including: My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding (David Hein & Irene Carl Sankoff, book-music-lyrics), Roofless (Tim Long & Jerome Johnson, book-music-lyrics; Johnny Polygon & Sho'Tyme, additional MC lyrics), Therapy Rocks! (Karen Bishko, music & lyrics; Kaethe Fine, Nat Bennett & Ms. Bishko, book; Rehearsals begin approx. Sept. 9), Blood Ties (Ned Massey, writer;), and The History of War (Deborah Abramson, music; Amanda Yesnowitz, lyrics; Chip Zien, book; Rehearsals begin approx. Sep. 8; performs Oct. 8 & 17 at 7pm, Oct. 9 & 16 at 1pm, Oct. 12 at 8pm, and Oct. 16 at 4:30pm). Festival runs Sep. 27-Oct. 17 at various venues in NYC; shows will have six performances each (exact performance dates for each show TBA). $500 stipend provided. Producers plan to apply for the Equity NYMF Code.
   For My Mother's Lesbian Jewish Wiccan Wedding seeking—“Claire:” 40s-50s, Caucasian, preferably blonde, lovable, energetic, vulnerable yet witty professor who is changing her life, belter; “Jane:” 35-50, any ethnicity, Claire's Wiccan partner, supportive, understanding, free-spirited, and focused on feelings, belter; “David:” late teens to play 15, 5'8" or under, well-adjusted, lean blond teen, baritenor or tenor; Garth/Others: Garth is early 40s-mid 50s, Caucasian, Claire's ex-husband and David's father, grounded, simple and friendly, also plays a variety of roles including Pilot, Rabbi, Reporter, and Claire's Gay Friend, among others, baritone; Becki/Penny/Female Chorus: mid 20s-30s, any ethnicity, to play a wide variety of characters including Attractive Hooters Waitress, Student, Flight Attendant, among others, belt with some soprano; Trish/Female Chorus: mid 30s-50s, any ethnicity, diverse body types, plays a wide variety of characters including a Mother, Security Guard, and Salesperson, among others, belt with some soprano. Note: The show requires actors with contemporary Broadway sound and good movement abilities.
   For Roofless seeking—“Scope:” male, 18, African-American, purpose-minded visionary, leader of the Roofheadz, perfectionist who expects and brings out the best in everyone around him, very good-looking, a fact he is fully aware of, but his self-assuredness is more charming than off-putting, solo rap, solo singing (tenor—Bflat above middle C), beatbox, and group vocals, also appears in the opening scene as the 14-year-old version of himself; “Marquee:” male, 17, African-American, charismatic and likable, carries himself with a "gangsta" swagger, constantly seeking approval of a father figure, very co-dependent with Scope, goes through a vast emotional journey through the show, also appears as Marquee's Ghost (a fully aware, much wiser version of himself), solo rap, solo singing (tenor), beatbox, and group vocals, also appears in the opening scene as the 12-year-old version of himself; “Sela:” female, 17, African-American, beautiful, whip-smart, as self-assured as Scope, playfully enjoys having the upper hand in their budding relationship, but also recognizes the full weight of this responsibility, solos, group vocals (alto/soprano—D below middle C to Bflat below high C); “Father:” middle-aged, African-American, suave underworld crime boss, villainous to the core, self-centered, self-protective and self-assured, emotionally disturbed by the death of his wife during Marquee's birth, harbors a deep-seated vengeful streak against his son, has learned to ignore his emotions, making him very cool and aloof in all his dealings, rap; Lil Man/Female Roofhead: female, plays both roles, Lil Man is 10, African-American, Scope and Sela's son, charismatic, likable, albeit cocky little kid with burgeoning MC/beatbox skills, desperately wants his father's approval, beatbox, rap; “Nine:” male, teenager, African-American, muscle-bound thug with a heart of gold, handles comic relief duties, sings (baritone), rap, beatbox skills a plus; “Loomin':” male, teenager, African-American, comedic contradiction, dresses as a "hip-hop goth," but has the overly tall build of a basketball star, talented graffiti artist, speaks and acts with a theatrical, Shakespearean flair, his darkly cynical wit is due to the lack of approval from his stepfather, the high school basketball coach, handles comic relief duties, sings (bass-D below low C), rap, beatbox skills a plus; “Dimples:” female, teenager, African-American, pudgy, sweet-natured, air-headed, speaks with a high, frail voice, but belts in a high pseudo-operatic soprano, sings (soprano—strong high C), rap, beat box skills a plus; “R'yonne:” female, teenager, African-American, attitude heavy, tough as nails, but very likable, DJ for the Roofheadz, sings (alto), rap, beatbox skills a plus; “Hogeye:” male, teenager, obsessed with lighting, wears fly headwear with lights ("swaggafied" miner's hat), body percussionist (see rooflessthamusical.com for body percussion video demo), sing (tenor), rap, beatbox; “Narrator:” female, 20-30, hip-hop vibe, narrates stage directions, there are several visual-heavy sections of the music which will be described by the narrator, so a highly skilled actor is needed. Note: Although Roofless is not a comedy per se, each actor must have a strong sense of comic timing. Since this is a reading, each actor may read additional small roles.
For Therapy Rocks! seeking—“Leah:” mid 30s, musician, very funny, spirited, pretty, Jewish and single, thoughtful, if a bit confused, lovable, endearing, slightly inappropriate, guitar helpful, but not essential, excellent pop mezzo soprano (F below middle C to B above middle C); “Jess:” female, mid 30s, Leah's best friend, beautiful, put-together, confident, kind, caring, perfectionist, sophisticated, chic, strong pop soprano (F below middle C to the D above middle C); “Gabriel:” 40s, therapist, subtly handsome, serious, intelligent, slightly vulnerable, maybe slightly awkward, strong pop baritone (Eflat-Eflat); Everyman: 30s, to play multiple characters, including Andy the Pilot, handsome, confident, educated, Oli the Successful Terrorist Expert, cool, intelligent, geek-chic type, Bennie the Married Drummer, scruffy, sexy, not too bright, slightly annoying, and Harry the Jewish Doctor, a bit nerdy, but cute, adoring and drippy, strong pop baritone (C-G), actor must be extremely versatile, good-looking, and capable of switching characters in a blink. Note: If unable to attend, send pix & résumés to Dave Clemmons Casting, Attn: Therapy, 265 W. 30^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC.
   For Bloodties seeking—“Younger Man:” plays characters ages mid 20s-mid 30s, plays the most roles of anyone in the show and must be adept at creating a whole range of specific and varied characters, including Bill Graham, 53, real-life concert promoter who ran Winterland and the legendary Fillmore, and also produced Live Aid and Woodstock, tough, still rough around the edges, highly accomplished self-made success with a true passion for music, but not a man you would want to cross, also plays Cassiel, one of the angles from the Wim Wenders movie "Wings of Desire," calm and deeply compassionate, yet unable to engage fully in the human lives he witnesses, when Cassiel sings, he must reflect this calm and compassionate composure, is never strained or over the top, audition song could be any melodic pop song that shows off the tenor range and ring, tenor, low G up to high B. The following roles are CAST; performers will be considered as possible replacements—Older Woman: primarily plays Mother, ages from 20s-60s, seemingly meek and bullied by her overbearing, verbally abusive husband, but gains strength and identity from being the martyr, loves her family, but can be manipulative, though she'd never see that in herself, also plays Isis, a groupie with big dreams, working at a record company, also plays Tarot Expert, an airy, fairy New Age devotee, audition song can be like a dreamy rock ballad (something by Heart, Cyndi Lauper, etc.—anything from Rock of Ages), alto with mix/belt, G below middle C to B above; Older Man: mostly plays in the 50s-60s range, roles include Father, ages from late 20s-70s, angry, bitter, physically abusive bully who was bullied by his own father, should be threatening and intimidating (doesn't need to be physically imposing, it's more about the energy and menace), also plays John Hammond, 70s, real-life talent scout for Columbia Records, was considered legendary due to the enormous talents (from Basie to Springsteen) he discovered, the emotional opposite of Father, optimistic, positive and ebullient, bigger than life, speaks with a patrician accent that reflects his privileged upbringing as a Vanderbilt, actor must be able to distinctly pull off both sides of the coin with these two men, audition song can be anything rock, but needs to have drive and energy, a real push of "oomph" present, baritenor, low F to G above middle C; Younger Woman: mostly plays characters in their mid 20s-mid 30s, roles include Kate, ages from 25-40, strong, independent, loving, nevertheless holds deep-seated doubts about relationships and being in one, also plays Susan, early 20s, different altogether, feels overlooked and ignored, actress has a big number that has a strong belt, but has to carry a real sensitivity and vulnerability also, audition song could be an 80's power ballad, mezzo with strong mix/belt up to F; “Ned:” seeking standby, late 30s-mid 40s, singer/songwriter who was dubbed the next Dylan or Springsteen by the man who discovered them both, passionate, volatile and struggling to gain control over a life and a career that have been unwillingly propelled by forces he can't control, in an effort to figure out what it all means, he explores the path of his life that has led him to where he is now, at a place of questioning what to do next, jumps back and forth from the role of narrator to character in the scene, so the actor must be able to clearly, cleanly show these transitions, must be an excellent guitarist and be able to drive and carry the show, low G to A above middle C. Producer's Notes: "The music for the show is primarily of the rock and folk-rock genre, with a relaxed pop singer-songwriter feel to it. Visit www.BloodtiesTheMusical.com for song samples. While some of the songs are more standard legit numbers, all singers must be comfortable with singing contemporary rock songs, as throughout the show everyone will be part of the backup for others. Please then, no standard musical theatre audition pieces or period songs. With the exception of Ned, actors will not be required to play instruments in the show. However, if anyone does play the guitar and wants to do so for their audition that would be quite fine."
   For The History of War seeking—“Julius Caesar:” mid 40s, the Roman emperor, supremely narcissistic, solo singing calls from some lighthearted crooning in a negotiable key; “Napoleon:” 30-50, emperor of France, very short, very volatile and ferocious at times, high tenor to A, with optional high B or C; “Hitler:” 40-56, the German Fuhrer, 5'9", nasty, to say the least, baritone (high G desirable, but not absolutely necessary), excellent, rich, powerful voice; “Idi Amin:” 30-50, the Ugandan despot, corpulent and gleeful, bass; “Osama bin Laden:” 40-50, leader of Al Qaeda, charming, funny, creepy, baritone from low G (not sustained) to high F#, need not possess great vocal beauty, but should be able to sing with style and charm; “Genghis Khan:” 40-60, the Mongolian emperor, ruler of the largest empire ever established, commanding, ebullient, can turn on a dime, vocally, may be called upon to reach a high F in group singing, but generally the quality should lean toward the dark legit baritone, thought the key of solo singing is negotiable; “Alexander the Great:” late 20s-early 30s, the famous Macedonian and world conqueror, muscular and handsome, very taken with himself, tenor to A, must have an extraordinarily beautiful and sensuous singing voice; “Manfred:” 12, off-beat, must be able to handle long monologues, unbroken voice, exact range is negotiable; “Benson:” middle-aged, a butler, butlerish, stepfather to Manfred, Alec Guinness type, downtrodden and sympathetic, an easy smile, baritone or baritenor, low C to high G or G#; “Phyllis:” 30s, Benson's wife, Manfred's mother, warm, earthy, appealing, exact vocal range is negotiable, but must be an excellent singer with strong mix/belt, not too legit; Arrius/Mike/Guy/Bobby: early 20s, height 5'8", a soldier in a bunker; Titus/Joe/Boyd/Tommy: early 20s, 6'0", a soldier in a bunker, somehow tougher than Arrius.
   Equity principal auditions held Aug. 4 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare 32 bars of a musical theatre selection, either something specifically appropriate for any of the shows, or a general selection that shows off your range. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring five copies of your pix & résumés, stapled together. Note from Equity: Each production listed will be represented at this call by a separate individual with casting authority (i.e. the authority to effectively recommend a performer for a callback or casting). All information is subject to change. Check "Casting Call' or the AEA audition bulletin boards frequently for updates. See separate casting notices for more NYMF 2010 EPAs. Michael Cassara Casting is the resident casting office for the 2010 New York Musical Theatre Festival. Individual shows will be using their own casting practices. General festival submissions (not for a specific show) may be sent to Michael Cassara Casting, 333 W. 39^th St., Ste. #601A, NYC 10018 Attn: NYMF.

EQUITY, 'DANGEROUS BEAUTY' – AUG. 4 – PASADENA - Pasadena Playhouse is casting Dangerous Beauty, by special arrangement with Susan Dietz and Tara Smith. Jeanine Dominy, book; Michele Brourman, music; Amanda McBroom, lyrics; Rehearsals start Dec. 14. Performances run Jan. 20-Feb. 27, 2011 (with potential 4-week extension). Equity LORT Non-Rep Contract ($750/wk). Seeking—Female Dancers who sing: 20s-early 30s, all types and ethnicities, will play ensemble roles of Courtesans/Wives/etc., must be strong pop singers, alto/mezzos/sopranos; Male Dancers who sing: 20s-40, all types and ethnicities, athletic/masculine and character types, need to have strong partnering experience, will play an assortment of ensemble roles-Admiral Ramberti, Bishop DellaTorre, King Henry III, Lorenzo Gritti, etc., must be strong singers-all vocal types. Equity Chorus auditions held Aug. 4 at 10am fro females (9:30am sign-in) & 2pm for males (1:30pm sign-in) at the Pasadena Playhouse Rehearsal Studios (Homestead House, 2^nd Fl., 680 E. Colorado Blvd., Pasadena; upstairs behind Nest Home Furnishings, street parking or lot across street). Chorus rules are in effect. A monitor will be provided. Come warm and ready to dance. Be prepared to sing after you have danced. Pop, contemporary or musical theatre. Bring pix & résumés stapled together.

EQUITY, 'SMOKEY JOE'S CAFE' – AUG. 4 & 5 – SAN DIEGO - San Diego Musical Theatre is casting Smokey Joe's Cafe.

Rehearsals start Sep. 7. Performances run Sep. 24-Oct. 10 at the Lyceum Theatre in San Diego. Equity Guest Artist Contract

($400/wk). Seeking—“B.J.:” sings "Fools Fall In Love" and "Hound Dog," gospel sound strong head voice mix; “Michael:”

sings "Jailhouse Rock," "Ruby Baby," and "Kansas City," dancer, baritone; “Dee Lee:” sings "Falling" and "Trouble," strong

dancer, soprano; “Brenda:” sings "Don Juan" and "Trouble," strong dancer, alto; “Patti:” sings "Pearl's a Singer" and "Kansas

City," strong rock, soul, blues voice; “Ken:” sings "Spanish Harlem" and "Poison Ivy," excellent dancer, partnering skills,

baritone; “Victor:” sings "I Have Nothing" and "Treat Me Nice," character actors, tenor; “Adrian:” sings "There Goes My Baby"

and "Stand By Me," great dancer, tenor; “Fred:” sings "You're the Boss" and "Little Egypt," bass; The Four Suits: must be

able to harmonize and move well together. Non-required principal auditions held by appointment only Aug. 4 & 5 at the administrative offices (4652 Mercury St., San Diego). A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition. Prepare 16-32 of a rock, soul, or gospel song in the style of the show. Also prepare 32 or more bars of a selection

from the role you are auditioning for. Come dressed in the style of the character you are auditioning for, comfortable for

movement. No jeans, sweatpants, or dance clothes. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call

858/560-5740.

'MASTER CLASS' – AUG. 5 DEADLINE f/AUG. 6 – LOS ANGELES - Sierra Repertory Theatre is casting Master Class, Terrence McNally's study of opera singer Maria Callas as teacher. Rehearsals start Aug. 17. Performances run Sep. 3-26 at the theatre in Sonora. EMC points available for EMC candidates. Salary, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—“Manny:” male, 25-50, classical pianist/actor, Maria Callas' accompanist, must be able to play classical music and have some acting experience, has several interactions with the character of Maria Callas who disregards him at first but eventually grows to respect him; “Sophie:” female, 20-35, she tries to sing an aria from Bellini's La Sonnambula but does not get past the first word before Maria interrupts her, vulnerable, sensitive, average plain-jane type who must endure Maria's relentless criticism and is eventually reduced to tears, good actor with strong classical vocal training, legit opera singer with strong acting, first soprano; “Tony:” male, 25-40, Italian, handsome, with ambition to be a great singer and become rich and famous, he sings an aria from Puccini's Tosca, and after some coaching from Maria he wins her enthusiastic approval, good actor with strong classical vocal training, legit opera singer with strong acting, tenor. Auditions held by appointment only Aug. 6 in L.A. To schedule an audition appointment, send pix & résumés by Aug. 5 to Sierra Rep., PO Box 3030, Sonora CA 95370 or email to artistic@sierrarep.org with "Master Class Casting" in the subject line. For more info, visit www.sierrarep.org.

''SWONDERFUL,' NAT'L TOUR – AUG. 5 - Producers are casting the 2010-11 national tour of 'Swonderful. George & Ira Gershwin, music & lyrics; Rehearsals begin late Aug. 2010; tour runs approx. Sep. 25, 2010-March 2011. Pay provided for all roles. Seeking—Male Swing: to cover both male roles (Harold and Gene), strong singer-actor who dances well, charming and likeable, with good comic timing and physical comedy, tenor/baritone. Note: Seeking male actor-singers, 18+, who dance well. Auditions held Aug. 5 at 10am at Ripley-Grier 939 (939 8^th Ave., between 55^th & 56^th Sts., Ste. 307, NYC). Prepare 16 bars of a song in the style of the show ('20s-'40s musical theater/standards, e.g., Gershwin, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, Rodgers & Hart, Noel Coward, etc.), and bring a contrasting piece in case you are asked for an additional selection. You must have sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Absolutely no pop/rock or contemporary musical theater (no Sondheim, Tesori, Lloyd Webber, Boublil/Schoenberg, Wildhorn, etc.). Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Be prepared to dance. Sides are available in advance at http://clemmonscasting.com/Swonderful.html.

EQUITY, 'WONDERLAND' – AUG. 5 - Producers are casting Wonderland. Frank Wildhorn, music; Jack Murphy, lyrics; Gregory Boyd & J. Murphy, book; 29-hour reading takes place mid-Oct. 2010; full production runs Jan. 2011 at The David A. Straz, Jr. Center for the Performing Arts in Tampa FL. $100 stipend for reading, and $1,605 min./wk. for full production. Equity Staged Reading Guidelines & Special Production Contract. Seeking—“Mad Hatter:” female, 20s-40s, villainous Prime Minister of Wonderland, sexy, wild, smart, and criminal, with a hard demeanor and lots of attitude, anywhere on the spectrum from Lady GaGa to Bellatrix Lestrange (aka Helena Bonham Carter in the Harry Potter films), excellent high pop belt; “Caterpillar:” male, 40s-60s, African-American, larger than life, an entertainer, could be anywhere from Luther Vandross to Sammy Davis, Jr. to Cornel West, requires an excellent R&B/soul/jazz singer, song-and-dance man. Equity principal auditions held Aug. 5 from 10am-1pm & 2pm-6pm at Pearl Studios NYC (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Prepare a brief contemporary pop/musical theater song in the style of the show and character. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'HEREAFTER MUSICAL' – AUG. 6 DEADLINE - Producers are casting Hereafter Musical. Time commitment is the weeks of Aug. 9 & 16 in NYC. Equity Showcase Code, approval pending. Seeking—“Mary:” female, 60s, youthful grandmother-type with a sharp Irish wit and accent, wide emotional range, alto/mezzo-soprano; “Eddie:” male, 19, carefree, Beatles-loving, guitar-playing, free-spirit type, tenor/alto, guitar-playing ability a plus but not required; “Christina:” female, 40s, Latina, dark hair preferred, mother who has lost a daughter, wide emotional range, alto; “Marcia:” female, 30s, "Girl Friday" type, has a strong and soulful voice, good with harmonies, may play more than one role, alto-soprano. Note: Performers of all ethnic/racial backgrounds encouraged to apply. Auditions held by appointment only (date TBD) in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to hereaftermusical@gmail.com; include the character's name that you're submitting for. Submission deadline is Aug. 6. You will be contacted with an audition time/place.

EQUITY, 'DANNY AND SYLVIA' – AUG. 6 - Producers are casting possible future replacements and understudies for Danny and Sylvia: The Danny Kaye Musical. Robert McElwaine, book & lyrics; Bob Bain, additional music; Currently running one to four performances/week at the St. Luke's Theatre in NYC. Current salary: $15 min./hr. (rehearsals) & $74 min./performance. Equity Special Agreement ref. Off-Broadway Contract. “Danny Kaye:” ages from 23-35 over the play, the international stage and screen star; “Sylvia Fine:” ages from 23-35 over the play, famed writer, wife of Danny Kaye. Note: All must sing and move well. Familiarity with the performing style of Danny Kaye, in particular, is a valuable asset. Equity principal auditions held Aug. 6 from 2pm-6pm at St. Luke's Theatre (308 W. 46^th St., NYC; Enter through the theater lobby). Prepare a brief appropriate song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

'OKLAHOMA!,' TOUR – AUG. 6 - Wojcik/Seay Casting is casting a touring production of Oklahoma! Rehearsals begin early Sep. 2010 in NYC; tour runs late Sep. 2010-Jan. 2011 (with unpaid hiatus during the Christmas/New Year holidays). Salary provided. Seeking—“Curly:” early to mid-20s, handsome young "leading man," baritone, masculine, idealistic, full of dreams and excitement, must move well, will be dancing his own dream ballet; Female Ensemble Singers Who Dance: to play 20s-30s, must dance well, as all ensemble members are required to dance. Auditions held by appointment only the week of Aug. 6. Email pix & résumés to submission@wscastingonline.com. Electronic submissions only. Do not resubmit if you have been seen for this project.

EQUITY, 'HAPPY DAYS: A NEW MUSICAL' – AUG. 7-9 – THOUSAND OAKS/N. HOLLYWOOD - Cabrillo Music Theatre is casting Happy Days: A New Musical. Rehearsals start Sep. 13 (non-union), Sep. 27 (Equity). Performances run Oct. 22-31 at the Kavli Theatre, Bank of America Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza. Equity Guest Artist, Tier III Contract ($510/wk). Seeking—“Arthur ‘The Fonz’ Fonzarelli:” mid-late 20s to early 30s, Fonzie is the coolest of the cool, when he snaps, everybody pays attention, a renowned ladies' man and tough guy, underneath he has a heart of gold, his words are no-nonsense, quick, and definitely have a NY cadence, his idols are Elvis and James Dean, must sing well, and move very smoothly, bari-tenor; “Richie Cunningham:” to play late teens, about to graduate high school, Richie is everybody's favorite boy next door, earnest, likeable, sincere, and responsible, next to the definition of "a good guy" in the dictionary is his picture, he really, really tries hard to make things work, and lucky for us, he generally succeeds, despite events that threaten their bond, his friendship with Fonzie will always survive, leader of the Dial-Tones doo wop group, must sing and move well, high baritone; “Marion Cunningham:” 40s-50s, Richie's warmhearted, loving, sweet all-American 50's mom, a twinkle in her eye reveals the intelligence, humor, and drive underneath, she dreams of what the future will bring, but for now she channels all her skills into being the perfect housewife and mom, must sing well, tap-dancing a plus, mezzo; “Howard Cunningham:” 40s-50s, Richie's dad, the head of the household who rules with a gentle, loving hand, owns the local hardware store, is a proud Leopard, and dreams of being recognized with a plaque, good character singing voice; “Pinky Tuscadero:” late 20s-30s, Fonzie's ultimate woman, she's a hot, hot, hot biker babe while being the queen of cool, brimming with confidence, a tough edginess, and definite star quality, she privately envies Marion's world and dreams of finding her place in hearth and home, strong singer with belt, low F to D, must dance well; “Ralph Malph:” to play late teens, Richie's friend, the likeable loud mouth class clown, always looking for that laugh, he may be a chicken when it comes to danger, but ultimately he's a loyal friend, the kind anybody would want, part of the Dial-Tones doo wop group, must sing and move well; “Potsie Weber:” to play late teens, Richie's handsome friend, gullible and a little dim, he's a bit of a square who tries to be cool, but without much success, still, he's a great and loyal friend, part of the Dial-Tones doo wop group, must sing and move well; “Chachi Arcola:” to play mid-late teens, Fonzie's endearing younger cousin who idolizes him and tries to imitate his coolness, often falling flat, Richie's youngest friend, and has a crush on Joanie, part of the Dial-Tones doo wop group, must sing and dance well; “Arnold:” 40s-50s, proprietor of Arnold's, the center of Richie's universe and the place where everyone goes, Arnold is everyone's surrogate uncle and the kids' confidante, like Howard, he's a proud Leopard, and so beloved that everyone in town rallies to save his establishment from being torn down, classic character comedian, must sing; “Joanie Cunningham:” to play mid-teens, Richie's athletic younger sister, sassy and spunky with a smart mouth, has a major crush on Chachi, must sing and dance very well, baton-twirling and/or tumbling a plus; “Count Malachi:” late 20s-late 30s, an erudite sneaky, underhanded villain who revels in his villainy, this actor may also double as a Leopard, Elvis or James Dean, must sing and move well, good character voice; “Jumpy Malachi:” late 20s-late 30s, Count's brother, he's... well.... jumpy; equally sneaky and underhanded, but way, way less IQ points, more classically the dumb brute villain, this actor may also double as Elvis or James Dean, a Leopard, etc., must sing and move well, good character voice; “Lori Beth:” to play late teens, Richie's girlfriend, eager to be engaged, the quintessential lovely, sweet "girl next door," must sing with ensemble; “Elvis Presley:” 20s-30s, the one and only, Fonzie's idol and advisor, big song, this role will either be doubled by a Malachi brother or an ensemble member; “James Dean:” 20s-30s, the one and only, Fonzie's idol and advisor, big song, this role will either be doubled by a Malachi brother or an ensemble member; Supporting Roles: male and female, dancers who sing and singers who move well to play individual supporting roles, Richie's peers, Leopards, and town folk. Note: All roles are open to union and non-union talent, any ethnicity. Three Guest Artist contracts available from among the following roles: Fonzie, Pinky, Marion Cunningham, Howard Cunningham, Richie, Count Malachi, and Jumpy Malachi. Non-union auditions held by appt. only Aug. 7 at 10am for dance call & 2pm-7pm for principal & singing auditions and Aug. 8 from 1pm-5pm for principal & singing auditions & 6pm for dance call at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts (403 W. Hillcrest, Thousand Oaks). Equity Principal auditions held by appointment only Aug. 9 from 10:30am-6pm at Madilyn Clark Studios (10852 Burbank Blvd., N. Hollywood). Bring sheet music in proper key, accompanist provided. Musical theater or pop/rock in style of show okay. No recorded music, or a capella. Non-union please limit song to one minute. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment call 805/497-8614. For more info, visit www.cabrillomusictheatre.com.

EQUITY, 'SINGIN' IN THE RAIN' – AUG. 8 & 9 – ROLLING HILLS ESTATES - The Norris Theatre is casting Singin' In The Rain. Rehearsals start Aug. 31 (non-union); Sep. 6 (Equity). Performances run Sep. 24-Oct. 10. Equity Guest Artist Contract ($515/wk). Seeking—“Don Lockwood:” male, to play 30s-early 40s, famous movie star, romantic lead, charismatic and charming, outstanding tap dancer, strong singer, baritone, G to F-sharp; “Cosmo Brown:” male, to play 30s to 40s, Don's best friend, high-energy comedic sidekick, outstanding tap dancer, acrobatic skills and/or ability to play piano would be a plus, bari-tenor, C to G; “Kathy Selden:” female, to play 20-25, classic ingénue, Don's love interest, sweet but spunky, excellent tap dancer, strong singer, mezzo; Dora Bailey/Miss. Dinsmore: female, to play 30-50, red carpet commentator, Lina's dialect coach, strong comedic actress with flair, must sing; Male Diction Teacher: to play 35-60, character actor with great comedic timing, must sing, will also double as Policeman and in ensemble; Young Don: boy, to play 10-13, child actor to play young Don Lockwood, must sing and dance extremely well; Young Cosmo: boy, to play 10-13, child actor to play young Cosmo Brown, must sing and dance extremely well; Production Tenor: male, 20-40, soloist in 'Beautiful Girl', also doubles in ensemble, some dance experience a plus, D to B-flat; Ensemble: males and females, to play ages 20-60, ensemble will double as Butlers, Party Guests, Zelda Zanders, Olga Mara, production people, etc., must dance and move extremely well. Note: Lina Lamont has been cast. Two Equity contracts will be considered for the roles of Don Lockwood and Cosmo Brown. Non-Required Principal auditions held by appt. only Aug. 8 from 1pm-5pm for dancers who sing & 6:30pm-10:30pm for vocals and Aug. 9 from 7:30pm-11pm for vocals and Equity principals, at the theater (27570 Crossfield Dr., Rolling Hills Estates; Park in structure across the street behind theater and then walk across). A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition. Prepare 32 bars of a standard musical selection that shows off your range. Singing from the show is okay. You may be asked to sing a second selection. Bring pix & résumés. To schedule an audition appointment, call 310/544-0403 ext. 267. Callbacks held Aug. 10, 7:30pm-11pm.

‘THE 25th ANNUAL PUTNAM COUNTY SPELLING BEE’ – AUG. 8 & 9 – OAK LAWN - The Beverly Theatre Guild is casting William Finn’s and Rachel Sheinkin’s musical The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee. Rehearsals begin Aug.; performances run Oct. 22-24 at the Morgan Park Academy Arts Center in Chicago IL. No pay. Seeking—Actor/Singers: male and female, no children. Auditions held Aug. 8 at 6pm and Aug. 9 at 7pm at the Salem United Church of Christ (9717 S. Kostner Ave., Oak Lawn IL). No appointments necessary. Prepare 32 measures of a song of your choice. Bring sheet music in your key; accompanist provided. If desired, prepare a monologue, three min. maximum. Bring pix & resumes.

'JEKYLL AND HYDE THE MUSICAL' – AUG. 8, 9 & 16 – ORANGE - Party by Number Entertainment, Inc. is seeking crew and casting Jekyll and Hyde the Musical. Performances run Nov. 19-28 at the Village Theatre in Orange. No pay. Seeking—All roles open: except Jekyll/Hyde. Auditions held Aug. 8 from 2pm-5pm, Aug. 9 from 7pm-10pm and Aug. 16 from 7pm-10pm at the theater (1140 N. Tustin St., Orange). Prepare one upbeat showtune and one 16 bar ballad. Be prepared to move. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, email partybynumberllc@hotmail.com or visit www.partybynumberentertainment.com.

'CATS,' NAT'L TOUR – AUG. 9 - Cat's-Eye LLC is casting the 2010-11 national tour of Cats. Rehearsals begin early Sep. 2010. Salary, plus per diem, housing, and health insurance provided for all roles. Seeking—“Rum Tum Tugger:” male, 20s-30s, rock star, Mick Jagger type, iconoclast, rebel, loves the ladies, excellent rock singer with falsetto, must move well; “Grizabella:” female, excellent belter to E-flat (sings "Memory") and strong actress, outcast, was a Glamour Cat in her early years but left the tribe in disgrace; “Munkustrap:” male, 20s-early 30s, 5'11"+, excellent baritone/tenor to a legit G, the prince of the tribe, youthful, attractive, must move very well; “Demeter:” female, 5'7"-5'8", strong dancer, strong singer with belt/mix to C, sexy but insecure and skittish, fearful; Female Swing: wide range of height, but must have an athletic build, must be proficient in jazz, ballet, and tap, must be able to sing well, strong tumbling skills a plus; Male Swing: wide range of height, but must have an athletic build, must be proficient in jazz, ballet, and tap and able to sing well, strong tumbling skills a plus. Auditions held Aug. 9 at 10am at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of an appropriate musical theater selection (for Tugger, prepare a rock song), and bring your book in case you are asked to sing another selection. Bring pix & résumés. Bring sheet music in the appropriate key; an accompanist will be provided. Be prepared to dance with flat jazz shoes if called back.

EQUITY, HUMAN RACE THEATRE CO. – AUG. 9 – CHICAGO - The Human Race Theatre (Dayton OH) is casting its 2010-11

season including: 8-Track: The Sounds of the '70s (Rehearsals begin Nov. 8, 2010; runs Dec. 2-19, may extend to Dec. 31),

The Drowsy Chaperone (rehearsals begin Feb. 7, 2011; runs March 8-20 under an Equity LOA to LORT D Contract at 1,100-

seat proscenium Victoria Theatre), and Right Next to Me (rehearsals begin April 25, 2011; runs May 26-June 12). $367 min./wk.

Equity SPT Contract. Seeking—Actor-Singers: male and female. Equity performer auditions held by appointment Aug. 9

from 10am-3pm at AEA Chicago (125 S. Clark St., Ste. 1500, Chicago IL). For an appointment, call the Equity office at

312/641-0406, 9:30am-12:30pm & 3pm-4:30pm only, beginning Aug. 3. Equity audition procedures are in effect, and a monitor

will be provided. Prepare one song, three minutes max; theater suggests '70s pop for 8-Track, traditional Broadway for Drowsy Chaperone, or contemporary Broadway for Right Next to Me. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided.

Bring pix & résumés. Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend. Always bring your Equity membership card to auditions.

EQUITY, 'THE EXTRAORDINARY ORDINARY' – AUG. 10 - Dreamlight Theatre Company, in association with Third Coast Creative, is casting The Extraordinary Ordinary. Scott Burkell, book & lyrics; Paul Loesel, music; Rehearsals begin Nov. 1, 2010; opens Nov. 30 for a three-week run at Theatre Row in NYC. $750 stipend provided. Equity Seasonal Showcase Code. Seeking—“Karen:” female, mid-30s, strong contemporary musical theater mix to D, needs legit G, the caregiver of the group and the glue that holds them all together, perhaps a bit of a control freak, open and optimistic, yet still longing for something more in her life; “Kate:” female, mid-30s, contemporary musical theatre belt/mix to D-flat, a bit of an oddball, in an endearing way, there is a childlike innocence and sense of wonder about her, which at times can be irresistible and at others totally frustrating, most importantly, she is fiercely loyal and a steadfast and loving friend; “Bev:” female, mid-30s, strong contemporary musical theater mix to D, a career woman, driven and focused, but her personal life has suffered because of it, now at a crossroads, having realized that her life is not all that she wants it to be but unsure of how to correct it; “Sam:” male, mid-30s, contemporary musical theater baritone to G, charming, successful, and comfortably gay, things come easy to him and people are naturally attracted to him, at times can be very immature, but a wonderful listener and a great friend; “Zach:” male, mid-30s, strong baritone to G, a fine example of still water that runs deep, usually quiet and reserved, tends to keep to himself and has difficulty expressing how he feels in words, his frustration with his life, his work, and his wife are beginning to be more difficult to keep hidden, must be able to whistle; “Joey:” male, 21, contemporary musical theater tenor with a solid G, excellent musician with a good ear, sarcastic, amazingly bright, confident, gay ("although not bitchy or feminine at all"), rather boyish, and quite handsome, his straightforwardness and inability to hold his tongue can be a bit off-putting at first, but given the chance he invariably wins everyone over with his charm and wit. Equity principal auditions held Aug. 10 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief contemporary musical theater song; no pop/rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'NAKED BOYS SINGING!' – AUG. 12 - Martian Entertainment is casting immediate temporary and future replacements for Naked Boys Singing! Currently running at New World Stages (1-4 performances/wk). $15 min./hr. for rehearsals; $74 min./performance. Equity Special Agreement, ref. Off-Broadway Contract. Seeking—Talented Men: all ethnicities. Equity principal auditions held Aug. 12 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief, contemporary musical theatre selection. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Note: There will be no nudity at this audition. If callbacks are necessary, nudity will be required, and Equity-agreement rules protecting auditioning performers will be in effect. For more information, visit www.nakedboyssinging.com.

NJ THEATRE ALLIANCE – AUG. 13 DEADLINE f/AUG. 16 – NEW BRUNSWICK - The New Jersey Theatre Alliance, the service organization for NJ's professional theaters, is seeking performers. The Actors Shakespeare Company at NJCU (Jersey City NJ) 2010-11 season includes: Logomoaniacs (Paul Fleischman, writer; Rehearsals begin Nov. 16, 2010; runs Dec. 9-19) and The Tempest (Shakespeare, writer; Rehearsals begin Feb. 28, 2011; runs March 24-April 10). The Dreamcatcher Repertory Theatre (South Orange NJ) 2010-11 season includes: This (Melissa James Gibson, writer; Rehearsals begin Oct. 4, 2010; runs weekends only Oct. 29-Nov. 14) and Distracted (Lisa Loomer, writer; Rehearsals begin Feb. 7, 2011; runs weekends only March 4-20). The Pushcart Players (Verona NJ) 2010-11 season includes: Pushcart's Story Theatre (Ruth Fost, et al., writers; Larry Hochman & Carole Wechter, music; Rehearsals begin Aug. 30, 2010; opens Sep. 17), Pushcart's Main Stage (Ruth Fost, et al., writers; Larry Hochman & Carole Wechter, music; Rehearsals begin approx. Sep. 20, 2010; opens approx. Oct. 1), and A Season Of Miracles (Ruth Fost, writer-dir.; Larry Hochman, music. Rehearsals begin approx. Nov. 1, 2010; opens approx. Nov. 15). The Bickford Theatre (Morristown NJ) 2010-11 season includes: Mack & Mabel (Jerry Herman, score; Michael Stewart, book; Rehearsals begin Sep. 3, 2010; runs Sep. 23-Oct. 17), Moonlight and Magnolias (Ron Hutchinson, writer; Rehearsals begin Oct. 18, 2010; runs Nov. 11-Dec. 5, no performance Thanksgiving Day), The Little Dog Laughed (Douglas Carter Beane, writer; Rehearsals begin Dec. 27, 2010; runs Jan. 20-Feb. 13, 2011), and I Hate Hamlet (Paul Rudnick, writer; Rehearsals begin April 4, 2011; runs April 28-May 22). The East Lynne Theater Company (Cape May NJ) 2011 season includes: The Fourposter (Jan de Hartog, writer; Runs June 15-July 23, 2011), Dulcy (George S. Kaufman & Marc Connelly, writers; Runs July 27-Sep. 3, 2011), and Craig's Wife (George Kelly, writer. Runs Sep. 21-Oct. 22, 2011). Professional pay provided ($189 min./wk. for NJCU & Dreamcatcher Rep, $445 min./wk. for actor/ASMs & $426 min./wk. for actors at Pushcart Players, and $223 min./wk. for Bickford Theatre). Professional NJ theaters operate under various Equity contracts, including SPT (NJCU, Dreamcatcher Rep, Bickford Theatre & East Lynne Theater Co.) and TYA (Pushcart Players).
   For The Tempest seeking—Antonio and Alonso: males, 40+; “Gonzalo:” male, 50+; “Sebastian:” 35+, male; “Caliban:” male, 25-40; Stephano and Trinculo: males, 20s-50s, comic; “Ferdinand:” male, 20s; “Miranda:” female, early 20s; “Juno:” female, late 30-40s, singer-dancer, actor doubles in other roles; “Ceres:” female, 30s, singer-dancer, actor doubles in other roles; “Iris:” female, 20s, singer-dancer, actor doubles in other roles; “Ariel:” male or female, 20s-40s, excellent singer and mover; Francisco and Adrian: males or females, 20s-40s, dancers, actors double in other roles; “Master:” male or female, 30s-40s, actor doubles in other roles; “Boatswain:” male or female, 20s-30s, excellent and resonant speaking voice, actor doubles in other roles. Note: The role of Prospero is cast.
    For This seeking—“Marrell:” female, 38, African-American, college friend of Jane, new mother, jazz singer, feeling exhausted and disappointed with her life these days; “Tom:” early 40s, Caucasian, new father, Marrell's husband, woodworker, also vaguely dissatisfied, but loves his kid; “Alan:” 40, Jewish, college friend of Jane and Marrell, gay, professional mnemonist (has perfect recall); “Jean-Pierre:” late 30s, French, doctor, works for international medical aid organization. Note: The following role is CAST; auditioning performers will be considered as possible replacements, should any become necessary—“Jane:” 38, Caucasian.
    For Pushcart Players seeking—Actors: male and female, any ethnicity, who sing and move well, can create a broad range of characters, and work well in an ensemble.
    For Mack & Mabel seeking—“Mack Sennett:” highly energetic and driven, in charge, baritone, strong singer-actor; “Mabel Normand:” 25-30, volatile, sharp temper, but has an innocence about her, mezzo, strong singer-comic actress, must move well, tap a plus; “Fatty Arbuckle:” 30-40, very large film star, second tenor, strong singer-actor; must move well, tap a plus; “Frank Wyman:” 25-30, writer-actor, handsome, gentleman, becomes Frank Capra, second tenor/high baritone, strong singer-actor, must dance, tap a plus; “Lottie Ames:” 28-35, silent film star, mezzo, strong singer-dancer, must tap well. Also seeking—Ensemble.
    Note: The participating theaters are particularly seeking NJ performers. NJTA Equity Auditions held by appointment Aug. 16 from 10am-2pm & 3pm-6pm at George St. Playhouse (9 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick NJ). For an appointment, call Robert Carr at 973/731-6582 ext. 15, Mon.-Fri., 12noon-4pm.   Appointment-making deadline is Aug. 13 at 4pm. Call the same number if you must cancel before the audition day. Appointments will be taken from NJ-resident Equity members only July 19-30. To qualify for this privilege, the member's primary residence, as registered with Equity, must be in NJ. Beginning Aug. 2, appointments will be taken from any Equity member, regardless of the member's state of residence; non-NJ-residents who call before this date will be asked to call back. Equity members unable to make an appt. may be signed up on the audition day on the Alternate List. For this Equity day, phone appointments will be taken from Equity members only; for EMCs and other non-Equity performers, standard NYC Equity audition policies apply: EMCs receive priority over other non-Equity if they sign up with the Equity monitor prior to 2pm; a waiting list will be posted for non-EMC non-Equity actors. If Equity attendance is high, it is possible that no non-Equity actor, including EMCs, will be seen. Modified Equity NYC principal audition procedures are in effect: Equity monitors will arrive by 9am, and will begin taking names for the Equity Alternate List and EMC List. A non-Equity list will also be posted. All members must bring their paid-up Equity cards to the audition, even if they have made appointments by phone. Equity monitors can make no exceptions to this rule. Due to the large number of pix & résumés that must be collated, you must check in with the Equity monitors at least 15 minutes before your time-slot (rather than the standard 10 minutes), even if you made your appointment by phone, or your slot will go to an Alternate. Prepare either a brief monologue (not to exceed two minutes), or a brief song (not to exceed two minutes), or 16 bars of a song and a one-minute monologue. If singing, bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided all day. Important: You must bring a minimum of 30 pix & résumés, stapled together; in pencil, number the résumé sides of each stapled set from one through 30, in the top right-hand corner. Any pix & résumés that are not kept by theater personnel will be returned to you for re-use. Note: A list of participating theaters will be posted on www.njtheatrealliance.org prior to the auditions. Some participating theaters will be partially fulfilling Equity audition requirements by attending these auditions. Those theaters will announce their seasons and available roles with addenda to this notice; check back for this important added information. Note from Equity: ASC@NJCU's attendance at the NJTA Auditions fulfill the theater's Equity auditions requirement for this production. NJCU's statement: "Actors Shakespeare Company at NJCU encourages cross-gender and non-traditional casting." Dreamcatcher Rep's statement: "All ethnicities encouraged to attend." East Lynne Theater's statement: "East Lynne is committed to affirmative action, and will continue to audition and seek out minority performers." Pushcart Players mailing address: Pushcart Players, 197 Bloomfield Ave., Verona NJ 07044. East Lynne Theater's mailing address: East Lynne Theater Company, 121 4^th Ave., West Cape May NJ 08204. For more info about theaters, visit www.dreamcatcherrep.org, www.pushcartplayers.org, or www.bickfordtheatre.org.

SETC 2010 FALL AUDITIONS – AUG. 15 f/SEP. 12 & 13 – ATLANTA - The Southeastern Theatre Conference (SETC) is seeking actors for its 2010 Fall Professional Auditions, at which representatives from more than 30 professional theaters from across the U.S. and international locations gather to audition over 200 actors for their upcoming seasons. The audition event takes place Sep. 12 & 13 in Atlanta, GA; production dates vary by theater, but general dates are Oct. 1-Sep. 1, 2011, across the U.S. and international locations. Application fee required: $35 (if you pay by July 15) or $45 (if you pay between July 16-Aug. 15). Seeking—Professional Actors, Singers & Dancers: males & females, ages 19+, all types, to be considered for multiple roles being cast by multiple theaters. Note: To be eligible, you can not be currently enrolled in school, must be available to work within 60 days of the audition, and must have had a minimum of two paid professional jobs in live theater with companies approved by the SETC Auditions Committee. Auditions held Sep. 12 & 13 in Atlanta GA. To view details and requirements and download application instructions, visit www.setc.org/auditions/fall.php. Application deadline: Aug. 15. Actors: Prepare a one-minute monologue (1.5 minutes for Equity actors). Actors who sing: Prepare a 1.5 minute audition (including monologue and song sheet). A dance call will follow the acting auditions. Callbacks will be held on site. Bring pix & resumes to hand out at the callbacks. Equity members must bring their AEA card to the auditions.

'IN THE MOOD,' U.S. TOUR – AUG. 16 & 17 - Bud Forrest Entertainment is casting singers and dancers for its 1940s big band tour, now in its 17th year, for Fall 2010 and Spring 2010 U.S. tours. $675/wk., plus transportation, housing and most meals provided. Seeking—Female Alto/Mezzo Singers: no sopranos, sophisticated, attractive, experienced, 5'7"-5'9" (without heels), dress sizes 4/6/8/10, who can sight read music, excellent at holding harmonies, must move well, with the warm, sultry sound of the period—no current Broadway sound; Male Baritone or Tenor Singers: sophisticated, attractive, experienced, 5'9"+, who can sight read music, must be excellent at holding harmonies, must move well, all parts require close harmony/vocal group singing and some solo work with a live big band. Also seeking—Dancers who sing: experienced and energetic, knowledge of swing dancing and partnering helpful but not required, no height restrictions, existing partners or dance teams welcome, singing ability required. Auditions held Aug. 16 from 2:30pm-4pm for male & female dancers who sing & 4pm-6pm for male singers and Aug. 17 from 10am-1pm for female singers at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). Sign-up begins a half hour prior to the start of each call. Singers, come dressed appropriately (no jeans or t-shirts). Prepare a ballad and uptempo standard song from the 1930s-40s. Bring sheet music in the appropriate key; an accompanist will be provided. Dancers, come prepared to dance and prepare a standard song from the 1930s-40s. All ethnicities welcome to submit.

EQUITY, NEW JERSEY THEATRE ALLIANCE – AUG. 16 & 17 - The New Jersey Theatre Alliance, the service organization for

NJ's professional theaters, is seeking performers. Pay provided. Professional NJ theatres operate under various Equity

contracts. Seeking—Performers: male and female, all ages and ethnicities. Auditions held by appointment only Aug. 16 for

Equity members and Aug. 17 for non-Equity performers from 10am-6pm (both days) in New Brunswick NJ. Over 25 professional theaters are expected to be in attendance. Note for Equity members: For the most up to date submission

information, visit www.njtheatrealliance.org or connect with the organization through Facebook. Note for non-Equity actors: A

lottery process is in effect for non-Equity actors. To enter the lottery, follow the rules and procedures below: send pix &

résumés and a self-addressed, stamped #10 envelope (important) to Combined Auditions, The New Jersey Theatre Alliance, 8 Marcella Ave., West Orange, NJ 07052, Attn: Robert Carr. Add the following sorting codes after your name in your return

address on the outside envelope (not the SASE): "NEM" (non-Equity male) or "NEF" (non-Equity female). If you plan to sing at

your audition, add "S"; if you are a NJ resident or you have access to NJ housing, add "NJ." For example, a non-Equity

female who plans to sing and is from NJ would mark the envelope as follows: Jane Doe NEFSNJ, 123 Main St., Anytown, NJ

12345. A non-singing male who lives in NY would mark the envelope as follows: John Smith NEM, 123 Broadway, NYC 10000.

Equity membership candidates will be considered non-Equity. All entries must be postmarked by July 30; no exceptions. No

phone calls. Because of the high volume of entries, failure to follow the above directions will cause your entry to be rejected.

You will be notified whether you are chosen for a slot or not. If you are selected for an audition, you will be notified in your

self-addressed stamped envelope of the time, date, and place of your audition. The audition site is in New Brunswick, NJ and is

easily accessible by car, train, and bus. All of New Jersey's professional theaters are equal opportunity employers. Actors with

disabilities are encouraged to submit their pix & résumés for this audition.

'FIDDLER ON THE ROOF,' TOUR – AUG. 17 - Troika Entertainment is casting the 2010-11 national tour of Fiddler on the Roof. Rehearsals begin approx. Aug. 30, 2010. Salary, plus per diem, housing, and health insurance provided for all positions. Seeking—“Golde:” female, to play 35-55, dairy farmer's wife, looks older than her age from the hard lifestyle, strong-willed, a disciplinarian, able to convey a command with a look or a clap of the hands; “Lazar Wolf:” male, to play 50-60, town butcher, wealthiest man in town, strong and big in stature, a widower, has a sense of the finer things in life but a bit crude in presence due to the nature of his work, will understudy the role of Tevye; “Motel:” male, 18+ to play 20s, a tailor, thin and lanky, very quiet and reserved in his manner, a hard worker striving to make ends meet to support himself and marry Tzeitel, baritone-tenor; “Sasha:” male, 18+ to play 20s, Russian peasant, singer-dancer, solid build, will understudy Fyedka, enjoys reading and has a very gentle manner, displays a sense of respect for people including those of the Jewish community, has very strong feelings for Chava, excellent tenor; “Nachum:” male, 18+ to play 20s, will understudy Perchik, a student and revolutionary who has his own ideas about the problems of the world and his people, and has the answers to solve them, attracted to Hodel and the intellectual challenge she presents, baritone; “Label:” male, to play 40s, one of The Papas, will understudy Constable, the local law official, very much a peasant himself, with a sense of duty to his job, treats all with equal respect, but considers himself a cut above the rest (most notably the Jewish population) due to the uniform he wears; “Mama:” female, to play 35-55, will understudy Golde, dairy farmer's wife, looks older than her age from the hard lifestyle, strong-willed, a disciplinarian, able to convey a command with a look or a clap of the hands. Note: Seeking only the above roles at this time. Auditions held Aug. 17 at 10am at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of a legit musical theater song that shows off range and personality. Bring your book in case you are asked to sing another selection. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Bring sheet music in the appropriate key; an accompanist will be provided. No a cappella. Be prepared to dance in case you are called back. Sides/music are available at www.clemmonscasting.com/fiddler.html.

EQUITY, 'ANNIE' – AUG. 18 DEADLINE - Musical Theatre West is casting Annie. C. Strouse, music; M. Charnin, lyrics; T. Meehan, book; Rehearsals start Oct. 4. Performances run Oct. 29-Nov. 14 at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center in Long Beach. Equity LOA ref WCLO Contract (salary in negotiation). Seeking—“Annie:” 11, orphan, optimistic and spunky, seeking her parents; “Molly:” 7, Littlest orphan; “Kate:” 8, next to littlest orphan; “Tessie:” 10, cry baby orphan; “Pepper:” 12, toughest orphan; “July:” 13, quietest orphan; “Duffy:” 13, biggest orphan. Send pix & résumés by Aug. 18 to Musical Theatre West--Annie Orphan Casting, 4350 E. 7^th St., Long Beach CA 90804.

'WHITE CHRISTMAS' – AUG. 21-23 – NEW BRAUNFELS - New Braunfels Theatre Company is casting White Christmas, a holiday musical. Rehearses Sep. 5-Dec. 1 (not all characters and chorus members will be called for every rehearsal); runs Dec. 3-12 in New Braunfels TX. No pay. Seeking—“Bob Wallace:” late 20s to 40s, baritone, a superb singer, a crooning style, moves very well, a major singing star, the guiding force behind the song and dance team of Wallace and Davis, wears his fame easily, a born leader, but has trouble with social and romantic interactions, despite occasional gruffness, he is a deeply kind and principled man who is searching for his true love; “Phil Davis:” 20s-30s, baritenor, excellent jazz & tap skills, strong comedic timing, a fun-loving go-getter, half of the famous showbiz team of Wallace and Davis, a very funny, "golden age of musical theatre" clown; “Betty Haynes:” 20s-30s, mezzo soprano, warm vocalist, moves well, sensible, bright, has put show business before romantic relationships for the sake of her sister and their act, doesn't want to like Bob Wallace at first, then loves him; “Judy Haynes:” early 20s, strong jazz and tap skills, a major song and dance performer, the younger, more ambitious Haynes sister, wholesome, adorable, and a sexy flirt no man can resist; “Martha Watson:” 40s-50s, alto, a character comedienne, must move well, once a musical comedy star, now the general's housekeeper at the Inn, a very dry, wry, honest wisecracking humor, big-hearted but unsentimental; “Susan Waverly:” 12 year old to play 9, alto, moves well, the General's granddaughter, lovable, outgoing, wise beyond her years, cares deeply about her grandfather, once bitten by the show biz bug, she demonstrates everything that is winning in the ultimate child performer; “Ralph Sheldrake:” 30s, baritone, an Army buddy of Bob and Phil's, now a major television executive with the Ed Sullivan Show, a fast-talking NY professional; Rita and Rhoda: 20s-30s, comical character voices necessary, strong comedic timing, Bob and Phil's two star chorus girls, brash, sexy, and-fun, but not the smartest; Featured Vocal Ensemble: 5 men (2 tenors, 2 baritones, 1 bass), and 5 women (2 altos, 2 mezzos, 1 soprano), to play all ages, strong skilled vocalists, some of which will have featured solos in company numbers; Featured Dance Ensemble: 4 men and 4 women, strong tap & jazz, also have talent/experience in ballet and ballroom, some of which will have featured solos in company numbers; Children's Ensemble: 4 boys and 4 girls, 7-14, with strong vocals. Auditions held Aug. 21, from 10am-2pm for kids, vocal ensemble, principles, Aug. 22 at 2pm for dancers, singers, principles who move, Aug. 22 from 4pm-6pm for principles, vocal ensemble, dancers who sing, kids and Aug. 23 from 8pm-10pm for open vocal auditions at 1109 N. Walnut Ave. New Braunfels TX. Vocal ensemble, kids, dancers who sing, and all principles must prepare 16 measures of a song in the style of the show. Bring sheet music; accompanist provided (no a cappella or CDs). Dance ensemble and principles that require movement should come in appropriate dance attire and footwear (tap, jazz shoes etc.), and prepare to learn two to three different combinations. Principles with a "movement" description are not required to tap. You are encouraged to pre-register and view sides at www.newbraunfelstheatreco.org/auditionwc.htm. Registration forms will also be available at the auditions. For more info, call 210/475-3205 or email pippinaced@hotmail.com.

'ALL CAUGHT UP' – AUG. 23 - ACU Productions is casting a staged reading of the new musical comedy All Caught Up, the farcical journey of young aspiring actors trying to find themselves in NYC. Reading takes place mid-Sep. in NYC. No pay, but credit provided. Seeking—“Mary:” Jewish, brassy, sexy; “Kendra Jo:” Midwestern, funny, naive; Six Supporting Roles: two males (one drag role), four females, all singer-actor-dancers. Auditions held Aug. 23 from 10am-4pm at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of any song. Callbacks held Aug. 24.

EQUITY, BICKFORD THR. 2010-11 SEASON – SEP. 11 – MORRISTOWN - Bickford Theatre (Morristown NJ) is casting its 2010-11 season including: Mack & Mabel (Jerry Herman, score; Michael Stewart, book; Rehearsals begin Sep. 3; runs Sep. 23-Oct. 17), Moonlight and Magnolias (Ron Hutchinson, writer; Rehearsals begin Oct. 18; runs Nov. 11-Dec. 5, with no performance Thanksgiving Day), The Little Dog Laughed (Douglas Carter Beane, writer; Rehearsals begin Dec. 27, 2010; runs Jan. 20-Feb. 13, 2011), and I Hate Hamlet (Paul Rudnick, writer; Rehearsals begin April 4, 2011; runs April 28-May 22, 2011). $223 min./wk. Equity SPT Contract. For Mack & Mabel seeking—“Mack Sennett:” highly energetic and driven, in charge, baritone, strong singer-actor; “Mabel Normand:” 25-30, volatile, sharp temper, but has an innocence about her, mezzo, strong singer-comedic actress, must move well, tap a plus; “Fatty Arbuckle:” 30-40, very large film star, second tenor, strong singer-actor, must move well, tap a plus; “Frank Wyman:” 25-30, writer-actor, handsome, gentleman, becomes Frank Capra, second tenor/high baritone, strong singer-actor, must dance, tap a plus; “Lottie Ames:” 28-35, silent film star, mezzo, strong singer-dancer, must tap well; Ensemble. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 11 from 10am-1pm & 2pm-6pm at the Bickford Theatre at the Morris Museum (6 Normandy Heights Rd., Morristown NJ; Free parking on premises). Theater's monitor begins sign-ups at 9am. No appointment necessary; auditions are five-minute slots. The producer will run all aspects of these calls; Equity audition procedures are not in effect, and no Equity monitor will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. If singing, prepare 32 bars of a song that best displays your vocal range and a one-minute comedic monologue. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Note from Equity: "This notice replaces the previously released Bickford Theatre 2010-11 Dramas EPA notice. The Sep. 10 EPA has been canceled, and the musical Mack & Mabel has been added. To complete its 2010-11 auditions requirement, Bickford Theatre will attend the NJTA Auditions Equity Day on Aug. 16; see separate notice for NJTA Auditions information." For more info, visit www.bickfordtheatre.org.

EQUITY, 'ANNIE' – SEP. 13 – LONG BEACH - Musical Theatre West is casting Annie. C. Strouse, music; M. Charnin, lyrics; T. Meehan, book. Rehearsals start Oct. 11. Performances run Oct. 29-Nov. 14 at the Carpenter Performing Arts Center in Long Beach. LOA ref WCLO Contract (salary in negotiation). Note: Equity contracts will be considered for the roles of all principals plus a minimum of three ensemble roles. Seeking—“Miss Hannigan:” female, 40s to mid-50s, unpleasant orphanage matron, disillusioned, hates children but is fond of alcoholic beverages; “Oliver 'Daddy' Warbucks:” male, mid-40s to 50s, billionaire businessman who opens his home and heart to Annie; “Grace Farrell:” female, 25-35, Warbucks' faithful secretary who loves Annie from the start; “Rooster Hannigan:” male, 30-50, Miss Hannigan's no-good brother, out for the quick buck; “Lily St. Regis:” female, 30-40, Rooster's floozy girlfriend, is smarter than she appears; “Franklin Delano Roosevelt:” male, 50s-60s, President of the United States, he aids Warbucks in the search for Annie's parents; Ensemble: male and female, 20s-50s, versatile character actors and actresses to play multiple roles which include Drake the Butler, Warbuck's staff, Bert Healy, The Boylan Sisters, Radio Show personalities, FDR's Cabinet, Hooverville Bums, etc. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 13 from 11am-6pm (sign-in 10am, lunch 2pm-3pm) at the MTW rehearsal hall (4350 E. 7^th St., Long Beach). EPA rules are in effect. A monitor will be provided. Prepare best song in traditional musical theater style. The score will be provided. Principal callbacks held Sep. 15. Ensemble callbacks, Sep. 14. Bring pix & résumés.

'CITY OF ACTORS' - 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 City of Actors, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by TAPNYC company writers. The company is also casting 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. Performs Summer/Fall 2010 in NYC. Membership dues are $250

per season (averages less than $65 a month) and include agent coaching, résumé workshops, bio 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 60 percent of the profits (you must be an

accepted member to participate). Nonunion. 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 clips of past productions, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

'TEARS OF LAUGHTER' - 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 Tears of Laughter, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works created by TAPNYC company writers. The company is also casting 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. Performs Summer/Fall 2010 in NYC. Membership dues are

$250 per season (averages less than $65 a month) and include agent coaching, résumé workshops, bio 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 60 percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate).

Nonunion. 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 clips of

past productions, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.com.

UNTITLED GOSPEL MUSICAL - South Jersey Theatre Ensemble Company is casting an upcoming gospel musical stage play

which follows the life of a young man whose faith is tested when he is faced with tragedy and despair. The church matriarch's

attempts to keep him focused are countered by the good intentions of an exuberant local wino and the allure of a casino's

bright lights, fast money, and easy women. Rehearses Summer 2010; performance dates TBD. Some pay, plus copy

provided. Seeking—Male and Female Principals: 21-35, strong singing voices required; One Male Principal: 40-60, no singing

required; One Female Principal: 50-60+. Also seeking—Choir and Dancers Who Sing. Note: All roles are African-American.

Send pix & résumés to South Jersey Theatrical Productions, 12 Gravel Bend Rd., Egg Harbor Township NJ 08234; or email to

jbrown213@msn.com.

'BOURBON STREET,' TOUR - Dance Storm is casting a touring production of Bourbon Street: The Musical, which was

written in 2001. Producer states: "We will be raising money for the families that have been affected by Katrina and the oil

spill." Rehearses Summer 2010 in North Brunswick, NJ; tour runs Oct. 2010 throughout the northern, central, and southern U.S.

ast Coast. Some pay, plus lodging provided. Seeking—Actors, Singers and Dancers: all ages. Auditions held by appointment

in July. Email pix & résumés to dancestormstudio@aol.com. C Company mailing address: Dance Storm International, 1505

Finnegans Lane, North Brunswick NJ 08902. For more info, visit http://dancestorminternational.com.

'SAM COOKE: WHERE YOU BEEN BABY?' - Passing the Torch Through the Arts is casting Sam Cooke: Where You Been Baby?

The producers are developing the show July, Aug. & Nov. 2010 in Woodstock, NY to bring to NYC in Spring 2011. Some pay,

plus travel provided. Seeking—“Sam's Grandmother:” female, African-American; “Barbara:” female, African-American, Sam's

high-school sweetheart and wife. Note: Performers must act, sing, and dance, and will play multiple roles. Email pix & résumés

to passingthetorchthroughthearts@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.passingthetorchthroughthearts.com.

'COMPANY' - Adam Roebuck Productions is casting Stephen Sondheim's musical Company. Possible backup shows include

Passion and Assassins. Rehearses July-Aug.; runs late Aug. at the Roy Arias Theater Center's Off-Broadway theater in NYC.

No pay provided. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18-40, any ethnicity, minimal dance required. Auditions held by appointment only. For an appointment, email pix & résumés to ScheduleMePleaseAdam@gmail.com.

'FIDDLER ON THE ROOF' - South Bay Conservatory, a nonprofit performing arts organization, is casting Fiddler on the Roof.

Performances run July 30-Aug 1 at the Torrance High School Auditorium. No pay. Seeking—Male Dancers (8): 15-19, any

ethnicity, four dancers for the Russian Dance and four singers with lines. For details, leave a message at 310/373-4149 or

email sbc@southbayconservatory.com. For more info, visit www.southbayconservatory.com.

'GUYS AND DOLLS' - Woodland Hills Theatre is casting Guys and Dolls. Performances run July 30-Aug. 29 at the West Valley Playhouse. No pay. Seeking—“Nicely-Nicely Johnson:” male, 35-50, gambler, tenor D flat-high B flat; Ensemble Cast: male

and female, 25-30, should dance or move well. Note: All roles are Caucasian, African-American, and Latino. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, call 818/884-1907 or email pix & résumés to

jon_berry@wvplayhouse.com.

'POCAHONTAS' & 'ALICE...,' TOUR - The Magik Theatre (San Antonio TX) is casting Pocahontas and Alice in Wonderland for its national touring company. Rehearses Aug. 2010 in San Antonio TX; national tour runs Sep. 2010 through Thanksgiving to approx. 30 states (TBD). Competitive weekly salary, plus per diem, meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Female Actress: 20-30, with strong singing voice and good dancing ability, petite frame, maximum height 5'4"-5'5", to play Pocahontas and Alice. Note: Performer must have no conflicts, and must be able to stay on the road for the entire duration of the tour. Email pix & résumés, with a link to a video of a one-minute monologue and 16 bars of a song of your choice, to David Morgan at dmorgan@magiktheatre.org or send to The Magik Theatre, 420 S. Alamo, San Antonio TX 78205. For more info, visit www.magiktheatre.org.

'KARMA (THE MUSICAL)' - Karma is casting Karma (The Musical), which tells the story of a middle-aged woman who travels through time to convince her younger self to change her karma by making different choices for a more successful life.

Rehearsals are ongoing. Performances run Aug. at the Write Act Theatre. No pay. Seeking—“Gloria:” mid-20s, Asian,

African-American, or Latina, ethnic, American, lead character's best friend from the late 1960s to the present, must bring major

attitude to the role, lots of stage time, three solo songs and one duet, strong singer. Producer states: "At the show last

year, Gloria was a favorite character with audiences." Auditions held by appointment only at the theatre, on Gower by the

101. Prepare a song and bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. There will be a short reading from the script. To

schedule an audition appointment, call Les Oreck at 818/224-2925 or email pix & résumés to oreck@sbcglobal.net. For more

info, visit www.karmathemusical.com.

EQUITY, 'NAB-A-DATE!' - Steve Engelbracht is casting upcoming stage readings of Nab-A-Date!, a new musical comedy that

takes place on the set of a song-filled dating show. Lee Cavellier, libretto & music. Rehearses and performs Aug.-Sep.

2010 in NYC (exact dates TBD). No fees required. Possible future pay, plus credit provided. Equity Staged Reading Guidelines.

Seeking—“Tommy (The Bachelor):” male, late 20s, African-American, large, cool, smooth, not afraid to tell you what's what,

the one all the ladies are fighting for tonight (and he's used to the brawl), boasts of his ability "to turn any white chick into a

brotha lover," tenor up to B-flat, with solid R&B stylings, absolutely must be able to bust a move; “Phillip Assmore (NAD's Sponsor):” early 50s, short and stocky, with the energy of a bull, would probably remind you of a window washer from the

Bronx, but with a Brooks Brothers suit and wingtips, has been disguised as a stagehand the entire show, only comes forth to

take charge and save the day at the end, little singing or dancing required. Auditions held by appointment only. To

schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to info@nab-a-date.com; include any relevant links, demo material, and/or

websites. The producer will run all aspects of the audition. For more info, including a synopsis of the show, visit www.nab-a-date.com.

'RING OF FIRE' - Derby Dinner Playhouse (Louisville KY), a year-round non-Equity professional dinner theater, is casting Ring of

Fire. Commitment runs Aug. 2-Sep. 26. Pay provided for all roles. Seeking—Male Actors: must be baritone or bass, must

play guitar. Email pix & résumés, with YouTube video audition, to Annie Myers at amyers@derbydinner.com. For more info, visit

www.derbydinner.com.

EQUITY, 'WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED...,' - Yale Repertory (New Haven CT) is casting the world premiere of We Have Always

Lived in the Castle, a haunting, lyrical, and darkly humorous new musical based on the 1962 novel by Shirley Jackson, author of

The Lottery and The Haunting of Hill House. Adam Bock, book & lyrics; Todd Almond, music & lyrics. Rehearsals begin Aug.

2; runs Sep. 17-Oct. 9. $1,125/wk., plus housing or transport provided. Equity LORT D Contract. Seeking—“Mary Catherine (Merricat) Blackwood:” 18, a feral tomboy, sticks and bones, fiercely protective of her sister Constance, probably suffers from

OCD, believes she can bend the world to her will through concentration and ritual, from the very rich and judgmental family Blackwood, belter; “Constance Blackwood:” 28, sweet and bemused by the world, plays mother to Merricat and Uncle Julian, a

recluse, intimidated by what might lay beyond her property, regards Merricat's destructive behavior as sweet rather than

dangerous, can't quite deal with what's right in front of her, from the very rich and judgmental family Blackwood, soprano;

“Julian Blackwood:” 50s, in a wheelchair, a little bit of a mischievous boy, in one instant he holds himself in high esteem and considers himself a scholar of sorts, and then suddenly can become forgetful and feeble-minded, very reliant on Constance,

from the very rich and judgmental family Blackwood, but blew all his money and lived off his brother, who was the father to

Merricat and Constance, baritone; “Charles Blackwood:” 32, romantic leading man, handsome, cocksure, strong, kind,

determined to clear the cobwebs from this home and save Constance, tenor; “Helen Clarke:” 55, kind, solid, a take-charge and

no-nonsense gal, a bit of a busybody, socially superior to the townspeople, not quite of Blackwood status, this actor also plays Dorothy Blackwood, Julian's wife, a bit of a hanger-on who is painfully aware of her station in the Blackwood household, a

flatterer, mezzo/belt; “Ned Clarke:” 55, kind, rock solid, a leader in the community, a gentle man who commands a lot of

respect, this actor also plays John Blackwood, surly, dissatisfied, and petty man, a drinker, inspires fear in his family due to unpredictable moods, antisocial, baritone; “Stella:” 30, townsperson and proprietor of a café, pleasant, reasonable, in charge

kind of woman who can be warm, tries not to get sucked into the townspeople's gossip but ultimately can't help herself, high mezzo or soprano; “Mrs. Donell:” 30s-40s, townsperson, Jim Donell's wife, a real gossip, unpleasant, envious, a big fish in a

small pond, imperious, soprano; “Joe Durham:” early 30s, townsperson, a follower, a little impulsive in his need to join the gang,

a boy in man's clothing, tenor, also plays The Man, 30s, townsperson, quiet, respectful, kind, wants to be a strong example to

his son. Note: Seeking actors of all ethnicities. It is not yet certain which, if any, roles will be contracted as chorus; Equity determination pending. Auditions held by appointment only (date TBD) in NYC. For consideration, send pix & résumés to Tara

Rubin Casting, 570 7^th Ave., Ste. 401, NYC 10018, Attn: We Have Always Lived in the Castle/AEA Self-Submission. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these auditions. Read this notice carefully, and submit only if you are right for one or

more roles.

'A FUNNY THING HAPPENED...' - City of Buena Park's Civic Theatre is seeking crew and casting A Funny Thing Happened on

the Way to the Forum. Rehearsals are ongoing. Performances run Aug. 6-28 at the Ehlers Recreation Center. Possible pay.

Seeking—“Hysterium:” Pseudolus' hapless fellow slave and slave to Senex and Domina, tenor; “Erronius:” doddering old man, baritone; The Courtesans: Panacea, The Geminae (two/twins), Vibrata, all must be trained dancers, belly dancing a plus,

chorus singers; The Proteans: multiple roles incl. Citizens, Soldiers, must move well, acrobatics a plus, chorus singers. Note:

All roles are any age and ethnicity, and require comedic timing, ability to move well, and singing skills. Auditions held by appointment only at the Walter D. Ehlers Community Recreation Center (8150 Knott Ave., Buena Park). Prepare 16 bars of an

up-tempo tune and a ballad in the style of the show; bring a CD (without vocals). No accompanist provided. Bring appropriate

clothing and shoes for the dance audition. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés to samuel@donlavydancecompany.com. For more info, visit www.donlavydancecompany.com.

KIDS, 'THE SOUND OF MUSIC' - MusA Academy is casting The Sound of Music. Rehearsals start immediately.

Performances run Aug. 7 at 2:30pm & 6pm in Santa Monica. No pay. Seeking—“Rolf:” boy, 13-17, any ethnicity. Email pix &

résumés to musaacademy@gmail.com.

ALIEN SURFER BABES - Bill Rozar, the creator of the Brooklyn-based, horror/sci-fi-themed glam-rock group Witches in Bikinis,

is seeking talent for a spin-off female vocal trio called Alien Surfer Babes. The group will be similar in spirit to Witches in Bikinis,

but themed around sunshine, surf, and sci-fi (as opposed to darkness, horror, and the supernatural). Producer states: "It will

be an ongoing recording and performance group performing irregularly at various types of events and venues, sometimes for pay

and sometimes just for exposure, fun, or favor." Performs Aug 7. & 21 at Coney Island in Brooklyn, NY, as well as ongoing

shows in and around NY/NJ/CT with occasional traveling. Seeking—Three Female Rock/Pop Singers: who can sing lead and

harmony, move well (go-go dancing), and share the spotlight in a campy and fun ensemble. Note: The music will be a

combination of original songs and reinvented vocal and instrumental surf classics from the '60s. Performers must be able to

make one weeknight rehearsal per week in Brooklyn, and be available for two already-scheduled shows (Aug. 7 & 21).

EQUITY, 'CURTAINS' - Walnut Street Theatre (Philadelphia PA) is casting Curtains. Rupert Holmes, book; John Kander, music;

Fred Ebb, John Kander & Rupert Holmes, lyrics. Rehearsals begin Aug. 17; runs Sep. 7-Oct. 24. $865 min./wk. Equity LORT A

Contract. Seeking—“Georgia Hendricks:” early 30s, mezzo/belter who dances, a real triple-threat with great stage

presence, a former chorus girl turned lyricist who steps into the leading role after the murder of the show's star. Auditions held

by appointment only (date TBD) in NYC. For consideration, send pix & résumés to Walnut Street Theatre, 825 Walnut St., Philadelphia, PA 19107, Attn: Curtains - AEA member. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these auditions, for

the role of Georgia Hendricks. Read the notice carefully, and submit only if you are right for the role. Be prepared to read from

sides at the audition, and to sing a cut from "Thataway". Both the sides and the music will be emailed once an appointment is

made.

'A CLOSER WALK WITH PATSY CLINE' - Circa '21 Dinner Playhouse (Rock Island IL) is casting A Closer Walk with Patsy Cline, a

musical revue featuring 20 songs from the Patsy Cline catalog. Commitment, including two weeks of rehearsal, runs Aug. 19-

Nov. 6 (five performances per week) in Rock Island IL. $325-$400/wk., plus paid rehearsals, meals (for performances), housing,

travel allowance, and health club provided. Seeking—“Patsy Cline:” plays 16-33, natural country girl, excellent country

singer-actor with a strong natural sense of that music style, must be believable as the iconic star; Lead Guitarist/

Background Vocalist: must be an excellent lead player who reads music and an excellent harmony singer. Email pix &

résumés ASAP to dpjh@circa21.com or send to Patsy Submission, 1828 Third Ave., Rock Island, IL 61201. For the role of

Patsy, prepare two Patsy Cline songs (uptempo and a ballad), and a brief monologue. For the role of Lead Guitarist, prepare

two country songs; you will be accompanying yourself. For more info, visit www.circa21.com.

EQUITY, 'THE WIZ' - Baltimore Centerstage (Baltimore MD) is casting The Wiz. William F. Brown, book; Charlie Smalls, music &

lyrics; Rehearsals begin Aug. 27; runs Sep. 29-Nov. 7, 2010. $750 min./wk. Equity LORT B Contract. Seeking—“Dorothy:”

18+ to play 13-14, curious, warm, energetic, with lots of heart, but unsentimental; Wiz/Uncle Henry: 30s-40s, a highly

theatrical actor who can be menacing; Evaline/Addaperle: Evaline is theatrically evil, pushy, takes up a lot of room, Addaperle is

comic, a ham, an entertainer, though her "magic act" rarely works; Glinda/Aunt Em: 30s-40s, Glinda is the glamorous good

witch in contrast with Aunt Em, who is a poor Kansas woman raising Dorothy, warm and caring; “Scarecrow:” 30s, wants some brains, actor should have a rubber body; “Tinman:” 30s, needs a heart; “Lion:” 30-50, needs courage, afraid of everything but

at the same time he's a ham, almost a Vegas song and dance man; Ensemble: 8 highly inventive singer/ dancer/actors to

play a wide variety of fun roles, all performers with any special skills (i.e. skate boarding, roller skating, and acrobatics) are especially needed. Note: This is the original version of The Wiz, which is an all black version of The Wizard of Oz, set roughly in

the 1970s. The entire cast needs to be serious singers, dancers and actors. We are looking for all sizes and shapes. Many

in the cast need to be "transformers" since they will play a variety of roles needing real imagination. Everyone needs a pop

belt voice. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to janet@janetfostercasting.com (preferred). If you do not have email access, send to Janet Foster Casting, 3212 Cambridge

Ave., Bronx, NY 10463.

'LET HILDEGARD OF BINGEN MOVE YOU' - Anna Mantovani Productions and the Urban Research Theatre are casting Let

Hildegard of Bingen Move You, a collection of hymns by visionary catholic nun Hildegard of Bingen that will be set to movement.

Daytime rehearsals begin immediately (1-2 rehearsals/wk.); premieres end of Aug. at the Medicine Show Theatre in NYC. No

pay, but copy of performance provided. Seeking—Singers: female, 18-29, all ethnicities, who move well and enjoy the

concept of women united in their spiritual quest. Email pix & résumés to buehlerg@gmx.de

GENESIS THEATRICAL PRODUCTIONS 2010-11 SEASON - Genesis Theatrical Productions is seeking actors to keep on file for its 2010-11 season. Runs in Chicago IL. Some pay. Seeking—Actors: male and female, African-American, must have strong musical skills and professional experience. Email pix & résumés to virtualelayne@gmail.com. Do not submit again if you have already submitted.

'ALTAR BOYZ' - The Palace Theatre (Manchester NH) is casting Altar Boyz. Rehearsals begin Sep. 11 in Manchester, NH; runs

three weekends Sep. 24-Oct. 9. Professional pay, plus travel reimbursement and housing in Manchester NH provided. Seeking—“Matthew:” the leader; “Mark:” the sensitive one; “Luke:” the bad boy; “Juan:” the Latin lover; “Abraham:” the gefilte fish out

of water. Note: All roles available. All five men are called upon equally to sing and dance; each character has a distinct personality and a chance to shine. Email pix & résumés, with website and/or performance clip links (if available), to palacetheatre.nh@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.palacetheatre.org.

'COMPANY' - Bergen County Players is casting Company. Rehearsals are underway; runs Sep. 11-Oct. 9 (Fri. & Sat. evenings, two Sat. matinees, and Sun. matinees) at the Little Firehouse Theater in Oradell NJ (15 minutes from the George Washington Bridge and accessible to multiple NJ Transit services). $48 membership fee required. No pay provided. Seeking—“Harry:” male, looks 35-45, relatively good voice, has solo ("Sorry/Grateful"), good actor, comfortable with physical comedy; “Paul:” male, looks 25-35, a strong baritenor voice required, "strong and silent type" guy; “Peter:” male, looks 30-40, some solo vocal work, but mostly an ensemble role. Email pix & résumés ASAP to Ray Yucis at njray@aol.com, or call 201/452-8357. For more info, visit www.bcplayers.org.

'CURTAINS' - Simi Valley Cultural Arts Center is casting Kander & Ebb's Curtains, a musical comedy whodunit. Performances

run Sep. 11-Oct. 17. No pay. Seeking—“Lieutenant Frank Cioffi:” 30s-40s, local Boston detective who is also a musical

theatre aficionado; “Niki Harris:” 20s-early 30s, pretty, naive ingénue, a chorus girl/understudy in the show-within-the-show

during its Boston tryout, must have legit soprano and good comic timing; “Georgia Hendricks:” female, 30s, half of

songwriting team, ends up taking on the leading lady role, must sing and dance well; “Carmen Bernstein:” 45-65, brassy

Broadway producer, terrific comedic actress who sings well; “Aaron Fox:” 40s, the composer of the show-within-the-show,

sexy, charming ladies man, bonus if this actor can actually play piano; “Sidney Bernstein:” late 50s to mid-60s, the producer of

an out-of-town flop, tough and self-serving, seeking a character actor with good comic timing; “Christopher Belling:” 40-60,

English director, very camp, very funny, requires a good comic lead actor; “Bambi Bernet:” early 20s-early 30s, performer in the

chorus and daughter of Carmen, the lead producer, a good dancer/comedienne who sings well; “Daryl Grady:” 30s, a theatre

critic for the local Boston newspaper; “Johnny Harmon:” 40s-50s, the stage manager of the show-within-the-show, a character

man who is gruff but lovable; “Oscar Shapiro:” 45-65, the general manager, an agreeable if slightly gruff man, seeking a good

comic actor who sings; “Bobby Pepper:” 20s-early 30s, the choreographer and lead dancer, seeking a strong singer who

dances well; “Jessica Crenshaw:” 30s-40s, fading Hollywood star, a diva who has no right to be one, she is a terrible singer and

actress who stars in the show within a show and gets murdered on its opening night; Ensemble of 16+: to play smaller roles

with a six to eight member featured dance corp. Auditions held by appointment (with walk-ins welcomed) at the center (3050

Los Angeles Ave., Simi Valley). Prepare a Broadway-style song that best showcases your vocal talents. Bring sheet music in correct key, accompanist provided. Dance will take place at callbacks on July 10. To schedule an appointment, call Fred

Helsel at 805/583-7902 or email pix & résumés to frhelsel@aol.com. For more info, visit www.simi-arts.org.

EQUITY, 'OKLAHOMA!' - Arena Stage (Washington DC) is casting Oklahoma! This production will open the new complex of

Arena Stage. It will be a gritty, full-bodied telling of this classic Broadway musical. Richard Rodgers, music; Oscar Hammerstein

II, music & lyrics; Rehearsals begin Sep. 21, 2010; runs Nov. 4-Dec. 26. $750 min./wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—

“Laurey:” 18-early 20s, beautiful warm soprano, a farm girl who is equally comfortable fixing the tractor, as she is dressing up

in gingham and bringing her fresh baked pies to the social, strong, athletic, determined, not your typical ingénue, very

grounded, aware of her power with her sexual awakening; “Curley:” late 20s-30, baritenor, robust charm and personality, masculine, romantic leading man, true cowhand; “Aunt Eller:” 40s-50s, mezzo, salt of the earth, a true pioneer woman who

runs her own farm with Laurey; “Jud Fry:” 30s, baritone, sexy with a sense of danger, a true possible match for Laurey; “Will Parker:” 20s, tenor, song-and-dance man, quirky but still works on a farm, so needs to be substantial; “Ado Annie:” 20s, belt voice, sexy and aware of it, but still grounded, must have a sense of comedy that seems natural and true (not put upon), full

of hormones, which she finds difficult to hide; “Ali Hakim:” 30s, Persian, a salesman who is new to this part of the prairie;

“Andrew Carnes:” 50s, tenor, a farmer who works the land, simple, grounded, honest. Casting director states: "We are casting

non-traditional types and looking to showcase an American Tapestry, especially seeking actors of all ethnicities. All of these pioneers live and work off of the land, the women must be as strong as the men. They all realize that to eat everyone must

pitch in and work/fight with the crops/livestock to survive and prosper. There are no delicate women or men in this show, all

must be full-bodied, grounded and not afraid of hard work." Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To be considered,

email pix & résumés ASAP to OKLAcasting@gmail.com; you must put your Equity status and role for which you wish to be

considered in the subject line (example: "Equity Member/Laurey"), or email will not be opened. For these auditions, seeking submissions from Equity members only. Submit only if you are right for one or more roles and are available throughout the rehearsal/performance period.

EQUITY, 'JAMES AND THE GIANT PEACH' - Goodspeed Musicals (Chester CT) is casting the world premiere of James and the

Giant Peach, a musical based on the book by Roald Dahl. Benj Pasek & Justin Paul, music & lyrics; Timothy Allen McDonald,

book; Rehearsals begin Sep. 28; runs Oct. 21-Nov. 28 in the Norma Terris Theatre in Chester CT. $555 min./wk. Equity LORT

D Contract. Seeking—“James:” boy, 11, plucky and wise beyond his years, not the usual cute kid, quirky both in his personality

and appearance, strong actor, must have a strong and beautiful unchanged voice with ability to belt and have pop sensibility, British accent, LEAD; “Aunt Spiker:” mid-40s to mid-60s, one of James's evil aunties, tall, gaunt, very strict, has a

great sense of fun with Sponge, but it's a careful balance between comedy and villainy, alto/mid-range character voice

with British accent, major role; “Aunt Sponge:” mid-40s to mid-60s, one of James's evil aunties, short and heavy character woman, alto/mid-range character voice with British accent, major role; “Marvo The Magician:” mid-30s to 40, a third-rate

circus magician who suffers from acute alcoholism, not a villain or a bad person, but a victim of his own lack of control, tenor,

major role. Auditions held by appointment only on a future date TBD in NYC. For consideration, email pix & résumés to goodspeedcasting@gmail.com; you must put your Equity status and the role you are submitting for in the subject line, or the

email will not be opened. Seeking submissions from Equity members only for these auditions.

EQUITY, 'HARPS & ANGELS,' APPTS. - Center Theatre Group is casting Randy Newman's Harps and Angels. Randy Newman,

score; Jack Viertel, concept; Rehearsals begin Oct. 5 in Los Angeles. Understudy rehearsals begin Oct. 26; runs Nov. 10-

Dec. 19 at the Mark Taper Forum. $865 min./wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—“Woman #1:” 45-60, Caucasian, has a thick

skin covering some deep wounds, lives hard and has paid a price, must be witty and ironic, sexual and dry, must have a

strong, smoky belt as well as a pure, simple sound; “Woman #2:” 40-55, African-American, radiates inner strength, strong

belt, a personality, must have a great sense of humor as well as gravitas, can be any size or shape, a force of nature;

“Woman #3:” 28-35, Caucasian, vulnerable and adorable, perhaps a little nuts, has been around the block a few times already, funny, appealing, attractive, must have a natural sexuality and not necessarily be aware of it, must be a remarkable singer

with a strong pop/rock voice; “Man #1:” 55-65, Caucasian, over the hill but not pathetic, can still put up a fight and

sometimes does, has a folksy kind of wisdom, real humor and warmth, strong character singer; “Man #2:” 40s, Caucasian,

tough, self-interested, sure of himself, not as important as he thinks he is, should be able to predatory on the one hand and a

little clueless on the other, attractive, strong, edgy, pop/rock voice; “Man #3:” 26-35, Caucasian, waiting for life to begin, mischievous, a little amoral, with a strong sense of irony, subversive, attractive, fit, sexual, should have a good, natural pop/rock voice, baritone. Note: All performers must be excellent musicians, extraordinary personalities and possess a

uniquely American voice. Any true instrumental skills (piano, harmonica, guitar, etc.) are a plus. Open to all types, all ethnicities, and actors with disabilities unless otherwise noted." Auditions held by appointment in NYC. To schedule an appointment, send pix & résumés to Laura Stanczyk Casting, Attn: Anika, 1674 Broadway, Ste. 703, NYC 10019. Seeking submissions from Equity members only.

'TORCH: A CYCLE OF LOVE SONGS' - Derek Fox (music & lyrics) is casting Torch, a show of love sings. Rehearsal schedule is flexible; runs for one night Oct. 15 at 8pm (one additional date TBD) at the Laurie Beechman Theatre in NYC. Some pay provided. Seeking—Male Singers: 18-49, all ethnicities, with a strong blues and jazz sensibility, great singers only.

Auditions held by appointment. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to derekmusicals@aol.com. Sample songs

for Torch can be heard at http://derekfox.com.

'BRINDLEBEAST' - Fat Chance Production Group, LLC is casting a workshop/reading of Brindlebeast, a new musical in song and

American Sign Language about making peace with personal beasts. Performs Oct. 15-30 at a site TBD in NYC. Professional

pay, plus meals, travel, and lodging provided. Equity Staged Reading Guidelines. Seeking—“Rae:” any ethnicity, a slightly ditzy,

but well-meaning dog psychic and groomer, part of a trio of comic-relief characters, soprano, proficiency in ASL a plus; “Neil:”

any ethnicity, the top dog of the trio, flamboyant hedge-fund manager turned café owner, life and business partner of Casey,

tenor or character voice, ASL fluency required; “Patrick:” African-American, best friend and agent of the main character and husband of Judith, a children's book editor, baritone/bass; “Tessa:” 7-11, Caucasian or mixed ethnicity, daughter of the main characters, must be fluent in ASL, voice and dance training. Note: Auditions for a 12-member chorus to come; knowledge of

ASL a plus, ballroom, jazz/theater, all vocal ranges. Auditions held by appointment only (date TBA). Email pix & résumés to

anita.FCPG@gmail.com. Prepare one ballad and one uptempo piece. Be prepared to cold read. For more info, visit www.brindlebeastmusical.com.

EQUITY, 'THE BLUE FLOWER' - American Repertory Theatre (Cambridge MA) is casting The Blue Flower. Jim Bauer, music,

lyrics, script & video; Ruth Bauer, artwork, story & video; Rehearsals begin Oct. 26; runs Dec. 1, 2010-Jan. 9, 2011 in

Cambridge MA. $696 min./wk. Equity LORT C Contract. Seeking—“Max:” male, 40s-early 50s (but must be able to play both younger and older, specifically around 60), a famous German artist, lecturer, and during WWI a medical orderly, charismatic and

full of life, with a sense of humor and irony, also carries with him the pain and rage of having witnessed the most horrific war

ever fought up to that time and this rage occasionally surfaces, strong language skills required, character performs lectures in "Maxperanto," a language of his own creation which the actor must learn/create, baritone range, but must have comfort

and versatility singing various genres of music from rock-driven material to Kurt Weill to Country & Western; “Maria:”

mid-to-late 20s, brilliant young scientist and irrepressible bon vivant, the lover of Franz and the object of Max's not-so-secret desire, changed by the death of Franz during the war and remains faithful to Franz after his death, cares about Max and

Hannah, doubles in comedic role of Hostess for one of Max's lectures, seeking a lovely pop sound, preferably alt but some flexibility regarding range; “Franz:” 20s, a young German artist and soldier during the war, Max's best friend and Maria's

lover, has the openness and idealism of youth as well as its magnetism, is profoundly changed by his experience on the

battlefields of WWI, moving from idealism to despair, strong lyric pop tenor; “Fairytale Man:” 30s-40s, Max's guide through

the journey of his past, wise, with a deep sense of human nature, but also playful and mysterious, never judgmental, must have

strong movement and text skills, tenor or baritone. Casting note: Interested in performers who have unique, more

nontraditional singing voices not a traditional "Broadway" sound. The musical influences on the score vary widely and

marry Kurt Weill, Country & Western, and art rock. Auditions held by appointment only a future date TBD in NYC. For consideration, send pix & résumés to Jim Carnahan Casting, 231 W. 39^th St., Ste. 1200, NYC 10018, Attn: Blue Flower Casting-

AEA Member. Seeking submissions from Actors' Equity members only for these auditions. Read the notice carefully, and submit

only if you are right for one or more roles.

'THE MUSIC MAN,' NAT'L TOUR - Windwood Productions is casting the 2011 national tour of The Music Man. Meredith Willson,

book-music-lyrics; Meredith Willson & Franklin Lacey, story; Rehearsals begin Dec. 27 in NYC; tours Jan. 17-May 1, 2011.

Salary, plus meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—“Harold Hill:” male, late 30s-early 40s, charismatic, charming,

ambitious, scheming con man, strong singer and dancer, baritone, A-flat to high G; “Marion Paroo:” female, mid-to-late 20s, attractive, aloof librarian, strong singer and dancer, soprano, low G to high A. Email pix & résumés to paul@windwoodtheatricals.com or send to Windwood Productions Inc., 575 Windwood Ln., Paris, VA 20130. Include an mp3 or

DVD showing two traditional musical theater selections that display characteristics of the role you are interested in.

EQUITY, 'LITTLE MISS SUNSHINE' - La Jolla Playhouse (La Jolla CA) is casting Little Miss Sunshine, based on the film by

Michael Arndt. James Lapine, book-dir.; William Finn, score; Rehearsals begin Jan. 4; runs Feb. 15-March 27, 2011. $750 min./wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—“Olive:” female, 7-11, Caucasian, funny, full of energy, off-center, warm, charming,

a very real kid, not beautiful in a showbizzy way but very appealing, any physical type, must sing well and have a great sense

of comic timing; “Dwayne:” male, 15-19, Caucasian, Nietzsche-reading troubled teenager who has taken a vow of silence until

he can accomplish his dream of becoming a test pilot, driven, withdrawn from his family, must sing well and have a great

sense of comic timing; “Sheryl:” female, mid-to-late 30s, bank teller, navigating a difficult family, must have strong belt

voice; “Frank:” male, 30-45, Sheryl's brother, an academic and a suicide wannabe, must have big belt voice; “Richard:” late

30s, looks like he plays golf or sells insurance or both, has a sunny disposition in the cloudiest of situations, must have a good

strong baritone or lyric baritone; “Grandpa:” late 60s-80s, a heroin addict, wicked sense of humor, must be able to sing

and be musically rhythmic. Note: Submit only if you are right for one or more roles and are available throughout the rehearsal

and performance period. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, send pix & resumes ASAP

to Attn: Little Miss Sunshine/AEA Member, Marike Fitzgerald, La Jolla Playhouse, PO Box 12039, La Jolla CA 92039.

'TEATRO ZINZANNI' - Teatro ZinZanni (Seattle WA & San Francisco CA) is casting a future production of Teatro ZinZanni. Ongoing long-running show with four-month runs in San Francisco CA and Seattle WA. Salary provided. Seeking—Female Singer-Actress/Leading Lady: accomplished power ballad singer with strong acting chops, who can play a leading comedic role, must have ability to sing across styles including blues, French "chanson," and Kurt Weill, must have gravitas and a sense of glamour, must be willing to work in an ensemble with a cast of international artists. Email pix, résumés, link to current audio demo, and link to current performance footage to tzaudition@onereel.org. No phone calls. For more info, visit www.zinzanni.org.

COMPLETE THEATRE COMPANY - The Complete Theatre Company is seeking new members. Producer states: "Membership

benefits include a three-hour weekly workshop created to provide a haven where actors and writers can feel free to explore

their talent through improvisational techniques, writing prompts, and cold reads. We provide a safe, non-judgmental

environment where actors and writers need only be concerned with the work." Season is ongoing; company workshops are held

every Wed., 11am-2pm at The Looking Glass Theatre in NYC. Membership dues are $120/season (averages $40/month). No pay

provided. Seeking—Company Members: male and female, 18+, any ethnicity. Auditions held by appointment only at The

Looking Glass Theatre in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to Annie Ward at

completetheatre@yahoo.com. Prepare a one-minute comedic or dramatic monologue, or read from the sides provided. For

more info, visit www.thecompletetheatre.com.

SOUTH AFRICAN MUSICAL - Jean Goldberg is casting a staged reading of a South African musical. Some pay provided. Equity

Staged Reading Guidelines. Seeking—Singer-Actors: male and female, 18-20s, African, African-American, Asian, Indian, and Hispanic. Email pix & résumés to safrojazz@nyc.rr.com.

EQUITY, 'THE LION KING,' B'WAY & TOUR - Disney Theatrical Productions is casting the Broadway, national tour, and Vegas companies of Disney's The Lion King. Elton John & Tim Rice, songs; Hans Zimmer, Lebo M, Mark Mancina, and Jay Rifkin,

additional music; Irene Mecchi & Roger Allers, book. $1,605 min./wk. Equity BVTVI/Production Contract. Seeking—“Young

Simba” and “Young Nala:” male and female, 9-12, maximum height 58", children who can sing, dance, and act to play the

African lion cubs Simba and Nala, no performance experience necessary but must be strong singers. Note: Children of all

ethnic backgrounds are strongly encouraged to submit. For consideration, email pix & résumés to

lionkingkids@bindercasting.com or send to Binder Casting, 321 W. 44^th St., Ste. 606, NYC 10036, Attn: Lion King Kids.

EQUITY, 'CANDIDE' - The Goodman Theatre (Chicago IL) is casting Candide. $816 min./wk. Equity LORT B+ Contract.

Seeking—“Candide:” male, early 20s to mid-30s, sensitive and charming, has an inner complexity that is endearing and warm,

handsome, charismatic, tenor, low A to high A or C; “Cunegonde:” female, early 20s to mid-30s, quirky ingénue with great

comedic timing, charming and lovely, others are drawn to her beautiful energy and open creative spirit, soprano, low A to high

E flat above high C; “Pangloss:” male, late 40s to mid-60s, scrawny, lecherous, mischievous with a devilish appeal, odd and

off-putting to others, ironically optimistic, the first tutor to Candide, bass/bass baritone, low G to high E; “Martin:” male,

late 40s to mid-60s, the anti-Pangloss, sweet-natured yet cynical, charming, relaxed disposition, sits on the back of his heels,

commenting on human nature, the second tutor to Candide, baritone, low A to high F; “Maxmillian:” male, 30s to mid-40s,

vain and self-centered, always aware of his appearance, set in his way and blind to the feelings and wants of others, handsome

with a great stature, baritone/tenor, low A to high G; “Paquette:” female, early 20s-late 30s, seductive and charming, the

saucy maid, with great comedic timing, will play multiple characters, true mezzo/soprano, Low A to E; “Old Lady:” female,

the supreme comedic character, spunky and amusing, seeking a great character actor who sings, mezzo, low G to high G or

A; “Cacambo:” male, early 20s to mid-30s, right-hand man and advisor to Candide, sly and quick, with great comedic charm,

small in stature, witty and smart, open vocal range; “Governor:” male, early 40s-early 60s, powerful and manipulative, has a

menacing quality that is disturbing to others, seeking a great character actor who is malleable and able to play multiple roles,

tenor, middle E flat to high B-flat. Note: Seeking all ethnicities for all roles. As is director/adapter Mary Zimmerman's style,

all performers will play multiple roles. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC (date TBD). For consideration, send pix &

résumés to Goodman Theatre, 170 N. Dearborn, Chicago IL 60601; or email to goodmancandide@gmail.com. Seeking

submissions from Actors' Equity members only for these auditions. Read the notice carefully, and submit only if you are right for

one or more roles. For more info, visit www.goodmantheatre.org.

'WOMAN AT THE WELL' - Ebeyana Studio Theatre is casting Woman at the Well, and other future shows. Runs in the greater

Washington Metropolitan area. Possible pay. Seeking—Actors & Singers: male & female, 25-60, African-American, must be

familiar with gospel, jazz, and neo-soul. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, email

pix & bios to info@EbeyanaStudio.com. For more info, visit www.EbeyanaStudio.com. No phone calls.

'THE MYTH OF DREAMS' - DJMC Productions is casting a workshop of the new rock operetta The Myth of Dreams, a musical

tale about lives reaching for dreams in a NYC diner set for demolition. Dan McCormick, writer-prod. No pay, but travel

expenses provided. The producers are seeking both union and nonunion performers for this production, but no union contract is

currently planned. Performers should check with their union first before applying. Seeking—“Roseland:” male, 60-70, owns the

diner; “Johnny:” 35-45, struggling playwright, cook; “Star:” 30-35, struggling actress, waitress; “Flame:” male, 18-25,

prostitute; “Gypsy Jeanie:” 50-60, homeless fortuneteller; “Adelaide:” female (or drag queen), 50-55, sinister landlady;

“Franky:” 50-60, gambler, never wins. Note: Seeking actors who sing for all roles. Send pix & résumés to DJMC Productions,

14 E. 28th St., #916, NYC 10016.

'BIRDSEED' - Saperstein Productions is casting the cast album and future stage production of Birdseed, an original musical.

Rehearses and performs in NYC. No pay provided. Seeking—“Glenna:” female, 11-15, Caucasian, petite, strong singing voice

required; “Joe:” male, 35-50, African-American, homeless, lyric baritone. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule

an appointment, email pix & résumés to ginny08@optonline.net or call 516/676-0383.

GOSPEL MUSICAL PLAYS - Lenis Guess Music Ministry is casting gospel musical plays. Rehearses and performs in NYC

(exact dates TBD). Some pay provided. Seeking—Singers/Actors: all types. Note: Producers are seeking a multi-ethnic

cast. Email pix & résumés or resume and cover letter (for staff positions) to lguess6063@aol.com. For more information, call

Lenis at 212/840-8939.

THE STORY SHIP - The Story Ship is casting three one-person children's shows for children ages Pre-K to 5th grade. Shows include: Pirate Goodie and the Magic Chest, The Wand of Dreams (A Princess Mystery), and The Circus King. The shows

combine interactive animation, magic, music, and comedy theater. Specifically seeking talent for ongoing performances in

Miami and Orlando, FL and New Orleans, Lafayette, and Baton Rouge, LA, but actors from across the U.S. are encouraged to

apply. $2,500-$6,500 in fees required for training and equipment; producers provide booking, marketing, and sales materials including websites, business cards, brochures, and advertising. Professional pay (approx. $150-$350 per show) provided.

Seeking—Actor-Singers: male and female, 25-40, seeking professionally-minded people who want to develop a long-term

career in children's entertainment, solid British and French accents recommended. Note: Ideally seeking performers for long-

term commitments. Auditions held by appointment only. To be considered, you must email pix & résumés to casting@thestoryship.com. For more info, visit www.thestoryship.com/casting.html.

‘DON’T ROCK THE BOAT’ - Chagall Stein (writer-prod.) is seeking performers to help develop and produce Don’t Rock the Boat,

a ‘60s style rock musical in the vein of Godspell or Hair. Production is intended for small Off-Broadway performances on a low

budget; performance dates and locations TBD. No pay provided. Seeking—Performers: to help develop and workshop this

production; Singers: to help develop the initial stages of the project as a series of “concert”-type performances. Producer’s

statement: “I am trying to form a company around this project. Ideally I would like a cast to workshop this; there are no

monies involved, and it would be great to pool resources on this, if you feel it’s a worthwhile project. The rewards would be to

work from the grass-roots level, and for any performances there could definitely be discussions for profit-sharing. I am open to

input and discussions on when and where to rehearse, when and where to perform, profit splits, and getting funding.” Email pix

& résumés to 2glassesofwine@gmail.com. To hear an overture, visit www.myspace.com/rocktheboat2010. Producer’s

statement: “That music was recorded some time ago and of course could be better if recorded today, but the essential songs

are still there.”

LOVE CREEK PRODUCTIONS - Love Creek Productions is seeking new company members for Full Membership positions.

Productions are ongoing. Membership dues are $100/year. A variety of free seminars are offered to new members at no cost.

Producer plans to apply for Equity Basic Showcase Code for future productions. Seeking—Full Membership Performers:

guaranteed to be cast in at least two shows per year (you can perform more than that, but only two roles are guaranteed),

you must work 12 hours every three months and see 10-12 required viewing shows per year. Auditions held by appointment

only. Email pix & résumés to lovecreekle@aol.com. For more information, visit www.lovecreek.org.

'THE FANTASTICKS' - And A Wall, LLC is casting future replacements for The Fantasticks. Tom Jones & Harvey Schmidt, book-

music-lyrics; Currently running open-ended Off-Broadway in NYC. $526 min./wk. Equity Off-Broadway Contract. Seeking—

“Hucklebee" (The Boy's Father), strong actor, an ex-Navy chief, a bit sloppy, some dance, baritone, low A-middle C, must

be able to handle harmony. Send pix & résumés to The Fantasticks, Terzetto Casting, 1627 Broadway, 4th fl., NYC 10019.

'HOLY LAND EXPERIENCE' - Holy Land Experience is casting Century Cast. Year-round employment in FL. Professional

pay. Non-Union. Seeking—Male Actor/Singers: 18 - 40, actors who sing well. Submit pix & resume to

auditions@holylandexperience.com, or send hard copy to The Holy Land Experience, Production Department /Attn: Production

Assistant, 4655 Vineland Road, Orlando FL 32811. Prepare two songs -- one Broadway power ballad (post 1970), and one

praise and worship selection of your choice. Prepare one monologue, one minute, comedic or dramatic. Bring sheet music,

accompanist will be provided -- no vocal tracks. Actors may also bring in video with above materials for additional

consideration.

'STEVE SILVER'S BEACH BLANKET BABYLON' - Steve Silver Productions, Inc. is casting Steve Silver's Beach Blanket Babylon,

"the nation's longest running theatrical cabaret show which plays regularly sold-out performances to enthusiastic audiences."

Performances run ongoing, 51 weeks a year with eight-nine performances per week in San Francisco's North Beach district.

Professional pay and benefits (employer-paid HMO, prescription, drug, chiropractic, and dental, paid vacation and sick leave

and 401k eligibility after one year) provided. Seeking—Performer Understudy: male, Caucasian or European, 18+ to appear

35 or younger, 5'6"-6'3", in excellent physical condition, high energy, strong singing voice, excellent vocal, movement and

performance talent and skills, must show enough dance/movement skill to be taught some tap dancing (will be taught if hired),

comic timing and the ability to imitate popular culture icons such as Bill Clinton, Elvis, John Travolta, Michael Jackson or George

W. Bush a plus. Email pix & résumés to auditions@beachblanketbabylon.com or mail to SSPI, 470 Columbus Ave., #204, San

Francisco, CA 94133. Absolutely no phone calls.

NOW THIS! – Producers are casting Now This!, a Washington DC-based professional music and comedy improv troupe.

Performance and tour are ongoing. Pay, plus meals, travel, and lodging provided. Seeking—Male Singer/Actors: quick wit

and pleasant singing voice, no improv experience required. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition

appointment, call 202/364-8292. For more info, visit www.nowthisimprov.com.

COMPETITIONS:

'SEXIEST DIVA NYC' – JULY 29 & AUGUST - Power Stage Productions is seeking talent for Sexiest Diva NYC, a talent search for "New York's hottest female singer." The winner receives a production contract, which involves developing her stage and recording presentations, her look, and her songs. Song will be custom-written for the singer, in keeping with the image and personality she wants to project. The ultimate goal is to shop the winning singer for a record label deal. Performs in NYC. No fees or purchases required. Winner receives production contract and $1,000 cash prize. Seeking—Female Singers: 18+. Auditions held by appointment only July 29 and Aug. 2010. To schedule an audition, you must email liz@sexiestdiva.com. All singers are required to audition in front of an audience at an NYC club. Bring three songs, with your best voice and look. For more info, visit www.sexiestdiva.com.

'BE THE NEXT DOROTHY' CONTEST – VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS - The Harold Arlen Foundation is seeking talent for its "Be the Next Dorothy" casting contest. The winner will be cast as Dorothy in the new musical Wizard, the musical story of Wizard of Oz composer Harold Arlen. Arlen was also the composer of "Stormy Weather," "Paper Moon," "The Man That Got Away," and more. Opens Dec. 2010 in NYC. No fees or purchases required. Salary, plus copy, credit, meals, travel, and lodging provided (if cast). The producers are seeking both union and nonunion performers for this production, but a union contract has not yet been applied for. Union performers should check with their union before accepting any work. Seeking—“Dorothy:” female, 16-23. California auditions held July 31 & Aug. 1 at the Glendale Galleria (Glendale CA); Nevada auditions held Aug. 2 & 3 at Fashion Show Mall (Las Vegas NV); Colorado auditions held Aug. 5 & 6 at Park Meadows Mall (Denver CO); Texas auditions held Aug. 11 & 12 at Stonebriar Centre (Dallas TX); Illinois auditions held Aug. 14 & 15 at Northbrook Court (Chicago IL); Missouri auditions held Aug. 17 & 18 at the Saint Louis Galleria (St. Louis MO); Florida auditions held Aug. 23 & 24 at Regency Square (Jacksonville FL); Georgia auditions held Aug. 25 & 26 at North Point Mall (Atlanta GA); Massachusetts auditions held Aug. 28 & 29 at the Natick Collection (Boston MA); New Jersey auditions held Aug. 30 & 31 at Paramus Mall (Paramus NJ); New York auditions held Sep. 1-3 at South Street Seaport (NYC). For more info and to pre-register for auditions, visit www.wizardthemusical.com.

'AMERICAN IDOL' SEASON 10 – VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS - FremantleMedia and 19 Entertainment are casting season 10

of American Idol. Shoot is TBD in Hollywood CA. Possible pay. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 15-28 as of July 17, all ethnicities, must be U.S. citizens or eligible to work in the U.S. New Jersey auditions held Aug. 3 at the IZOD Center (East Rutherford NJ); Texas auditions held Aug. 11 at the Frank Erwin Center (Austin TX); California auditions held Aug. 19 at A&T Park (San Francisco CA). For more info, visit www.americanidol.com. Audition info will be updated regularly.

THE INT'L 'APOLLO'S MUSE' FESTIVAL – SEP. 30 DEADLINE - The International Foundation Apollo-Union is seeking participants for Apollo's Muse. This innovative event blends the traditional with the modern in a sweeping two-part competition that provides a venue for artists in various ethnic communities to showcase their talents before a mainstream American audience. In each competition, up to 5000 artists will be given a chance in the spotlight. The most inspirational "Muse-like" of these performers will be rewarded for their skills, creativity, and passion in their respective categories: music, dance, vocal performance, theatrical presentations, or original genre. "Top 1000" Artistes with the largest point totals will receive honorable mention on the Festival website and will vie for the Festival's highest honor - to be crowned "Muse" and receive a "Bronze Bricks", "Silver Bricks" and "Golden Bricks". The International Festival "Apollo's Muse" is an ongoing process with a new competition cycle beginning approximately every six months. Applications are currently being accepted until Sep. 30 for the first round which finishes in Dec. 2010 with a gala ceremony in Las Vegas. Once that round is underway, applications accepted Oct. 1, 2010 through Jan. 31, 2011 for the new cycle. That contest will conclude in Hollywood during the summer of 2011. $99, $250, or $349 entry fee required. Deferred pay and meals provided. Seeking—Participants: male and female, all ages, any ethnicity. Free online application at http://apollo.vpweb.com/Online-Application.html. For more info, email info@apollomuse.org, info@apollounion.info or visit www.apollomuse.org.

'HOLLYWOOD IDOL' - Local Girl Films is seeking contestants for Hollywood Idol, a vocal talent competition. During each of five

weeks, 20 contestants will vie for five finalist spots, determined by the number of dollar votes received. On the sixth night, the

five finalists will compete for the entire purse of dollar votes, selected by celebrity judges. The first Hollywood Idol won over

$3,700. Contestants selected from the audition performance will pay a $20 entry fee for music accompaniment and rehearsal

time. No pay. Seeking—Contestants: male and female, 18-66+, any ethnicity. Auditions held by appointment only. Prepare

two a cappella songs, the first being a Pop or Top 40 tune. To schedule an audition appointment, call Kellie at 818/995-6971.

For more info, visit www.hollywoodidolcontest.com.

POPSTATION - Popstation, LLC is seeking singers looking for their big break. At Popstation.com, singers can compete online to

win a record contract. Winners receive Platinum Popstation Award, are featured on the Artists page with their #1 song, and

get the chance to be selected for an exclusive Popstation record deal ("The Big Deal," awarded every three months).

Seeking—Singers. Producers state: "Popstation is an online music and entertainment experience, where singers have a chance

to qualify for a VIP album recording experience in NYC. Original Popstation songs are released Mon.-Thu. and each song is

available in the online 'Practice Room' for two weeks (genres currently include hip-hop/R&B, country, pop and rock). Participants

are encouraged to 'make them your own.' Artists that prove themselves to be vocal superstars, add emotion to the music, and

make the songs their own have a better shot at being selected." For more info and to enter, visit www.popstation.com.

Select an original Popstation song, record and upload your version, and enter the competition. Online voters determine the

winner; your song will rise and fall on the charts daily based on the number of votes your song gets. Free online registration is

required. Registration is free; no fees or purchases required.

'WHO'S GOT TALENT' – THURSDAY NIGHTS – UPLAND - Oasis Club is casting Who's Got Talent, their weekly talent contest.

"The Oasis Club was ranked as one of L.A.'s best nightclubs by aol's Digital City.com/losangeles." Performances run weekly,

Thurs. nights at 10pm (check-in no later than 9:30pm) at the nightclub (1386 E. Foothill Blvd., Upland, 35 miles East of

downtown Los Angeles). There is a $250 cash prize awarded weekly, with $100 going to the first place winner, $75 to the

second, $50 to the third, and $25 to the fourth. No fees or purchases required. Seeking—Contestants: 18+, singers,

dancers, magic, comedians. To sign up, email your name, contact phone number, talent, and the date you would like to

compete to djwes@djwes.com or call 909/920-9590.

NEWYORK.COM CITY OF FAME - NewYork.com City of Fame, a new social video sharing community, is seeking performers to

showcase their talent in an online competition and possibly to perform live for City of Fame events. Positions and events

ongoing. Winners for certain specific contests will receive a cash prize and a professionally produced video for online

competition; possible pay if selected to perform during live events. Seeking—Performers: actors, singers, impersonators,

dancers, etc. Visit www.cityoffame.com and submit a video of a 2-3 minute performance. Various contests will be ongoing.

M.R.KING PRODS. HEADLINER COMPETITION - M.R.KING Productions is seeking talent for its monthly headliner competition.

Competition performs once a month at Don’t Tell Mama and other cabaret/piano lounges in NYC. No fees required. No pay, but

copy provided, as well as the opportunity to headline the next showcase and be featured on the company website and

upcoming promotional radio spots. M.R.KING Productions, in association with 2CPEvents, will provided VIP/bottle service to

competition winners, as well as a chance to open for celebrity acts. M.R.KING Productions is also currently in development to

award competition winners with a complimentary day of recording in a private studio. Seeking—Solo Artists and Bands:

serious artists, with original material, who are looking for exposure. Note: Pianist, lights, and sound provided, as well as one

tech rehearsal in the performance space. Email website and/or MySpace page links to M.R.KingProductions@gmail.com. For

more info, visit www.mrkingproductions.com or www.2cpevents.com.

‘SPOTLIGHT TO STARDOM’ – WEDNESDAYs - Spotlight Live NYC, with record label Epic Records and radio station WKTU, is

seeking talent for Spotlight to Stardom, in which karaoke contestants will compete for a recording deal with Epic Records. The

contest will be promoted on KTU and aired nationwide on Good Morning America. Contestants will perform in front of a live

audience an compete for a contract with Epic Records, while their performances are viewed globally online and on Spotlight

Live’s Times Square Jumbo-Tron. Judges for the contest include Matt Pinfield (former MTV VJ and former Columbia Records

executive), Epic Records A&R scouts, and Kat Deluna (Epic recording artist), as well as other industry leaders. Jennifer Worthing

on, founder-owner of Spotlight Live. Competition held Wednesday evenings weekly from 5pm-9pm at Spotlight Live (1604

Broadway at 49^th St., NYC). Seeking—Singers: male and female, any age, any ethnicity. For more info, email Robin Lisa Tyler

at christine@spotlightlive.com, or visit www.spotlightlive.com. Fans can vote for their favorite performer at

www.spotlightlive.com. No pay.

OURSTAGE STAND-UP/IMPROV SHOWCASE - Back Stage, in partnership with OurStage.com, is seeking talent to showcase

their work online and compete for entertainment-industry prizes on the video and music channels on OurStage.com, which now

include the Back Stage Stand-Up/Improv Channel and Actors’ Reels Channel. These online showcase opportunities and contests

take place on an ongoing basis, worldwide, via OurStage.com. OurStage, in conjunction with its partners, offers over $10,000

in cash and prizes every month for selected high-ranking music and video content. Seeking—Actors & Performers: to upload

their video reels (show reels, sizzle reels, video clips, etc.), which may include excerpts from their past work in film, TV,

commercials, theatre, and other projects, along with monologues and other related materials showcasing each actor’s work in

the form of a professional demo reel; Filmmakers, Videomakers, Musicians, Bands, and Singers: to upload their short films,

videos, and performances. To create a free account and submit your entries, visit BackStage.com/OurStage. Actors and

comedians can then use the “Stage: Video” form on the Upload Media page on OurStage.com to upload their files (free). Entries

must be between 30 seconds and 15 minutes in length. Contests are held monthly. For more info on the contests and

prizes, visit www.ourstage.com/about/prizes and select “Video.” For additional info, visit Ourstage.com/artistaccess,

OurStage.com/go/BackStage, and the “OurStage Video Showcase” category at BackStage.blogs.com/unscripted.

USA, GENIUS GLOBE AWARDS CONTEST - Genius Globe Awards is seeking contestants for an online competition recognizing

ethnic talent. Competition ongoing. No entry fees. No pay but copy and credit provided. Seeking—Talent: males & females,

13+ (must have parental or legal guardian authorization if under 18), seeking actors, vocalists, lyricists, etc with diverse

ethnic background. Submit entry at www.geniusglobeawards.org. Upload one file (photo, picture of artistic creation, song,

etc). Selected winners, based on site visitor votes and committee review, will receive e-mail confirmation.

‘SUPERSTAR SEARCH’ - Richie Cecere’s Restaurant & Superclub is holding Superstar Search, a competition to find the next

superstar. It is an elimination competition that will be held in front of a live audience at Richie Cecere’s Restaurant &

Supperclub. The final winner will be announced by radio personality Danny Stiles on WNSW 1430AM, receive a cash prize, and

will debut live with the Richie Cecere 18-piece orchestra on a selected Saturday night. Seeking—Performers: all types,

including vocalists. Send pix (8x10 glossy or photo), résumés and sample DVD or CD to “Superstar Search Competition,” Richie

Cecere’s Restaurant & Supperclub, 2 Erie St., Montclair, NJ 07042. Contestants will be contacted by competition officials for

competition performance dates. For contest rules and regulations, visit www.richiececere.com. No telephone calls.

USAWORLDSHOWCASE - MTSC Productions is seeking contestants and judges for USAWorldShowcase, a variety talent

competition. Show taping begins May 2008 in Las Vegas. Seeking—Singers: must be 10+ years, must be able to come to Las

Vegas for first round if accepted. Contestants: send pix and résumés to auditionusa@aol.com or mail to USAWorldshowcase,

ATTN: Casting Dept., 3960 Howard Hughes Pkwy #500, Las Vegas, NV 89169. No phone calls. Contestants may win $100K

grand prize. For more info, visit www.USAWorldshowcase.com. Contestants who qualify must fund their trip to Las Vegas for

first round competition; if qualified for second round, production will pay travel and lodging.

GRANTS:

CREATIVE CAPITAL ARTIST GRANTS, USA - Creative Capital, a New York City-based nonprofit organization, announces grants

for individual artists who pursue innovation in form and/or content in the performing and visual arts, film and video, and in

emerging fields.  Creative Capital is committed to partnering with the artists they fund, providing advisory services and

professional development along with financial aid and promotional support throughout the life of each Creative Capital project.

Possible pay.  Seeking—Artists: male and female, 25+, U.S. citizen or permanent legal resident, working artists with at least five

years of professional experience in Performing Arts (including dance, music, theater, experimental music performance,

experimental opera, spoken word, theater/performance art and interdisciplinary projects).  The application process involves

three steps: inquiry, application & panel review.  Visit www.creative-capital.org between Feb. 4-Mar. 4, 2008 to download

application.  For more info, email grants@creative-capital.org.

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.

INSTRUCTIONAL/REFERENCE:

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

performance spaces in New York City.

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

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.

Most of the open mic notices below can be found on

BACKSTAGE.COM - The Actors' Resource

OPEN MIC NIGHTS/JAM SESSIONS:

NYC:

SUNDAYs (7-11 pm): Vocal jam session with The Lafayette Harris Trio (Lafayette Harris Jr.- piano/Matt Rybick - bass/Will

Terrill - drums) - The Lenox Lounge (288 Lenox Ave. between 124 & 125 Streets, 212/427-0253 - Take the 2 or 3 train to

125th St. & Lenox - $5 admission, 2 drink min.) Contact Lafayette at laf.harris@verizon.net

SUNDAY NIGHT SHOWCASE & OPEN MIC - Silva Productions and Porter’s Bistro are casting an upcoming Sunday night

showcase and open mic. Showcases will perform Sundays, 8pm-12midnight, beginning March 2. No pay. Performers may

record their performance on CD ($10 fee) or DVD ($30 fee). Seeking—Singers, Singer-Songwriters, Vocal Groups and Other

Acts. Note: You may perform with a musical trio provided (piano/bass/drums) or as a self-contained act; professional sound

system provided. For more information, call Jon Weiss at 347/427-1656 or email orqsilva@aol.com. Porters Bistro is located at

216 7^th Ave. (between 22^nd & 23^rd Sts., NYC. You may take the 1 train to 23^rd St). For directions, call 212/229-2878. Parking

is available on Sundays.

MONDAY OPEN MIC - CANTEENA BAR - Canteena Bar & Restaurant is seeking performers for its open mic performances. Open

mics are ongoing every Monday night at 7:30pm at Canteena Bar & Restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Possible future

bookings & pay. Seeking—Performers: singers, musicians & comedians of all types of acts for open mics. For more info, email entertainatcanteena@gmail.com.

GOTTA SING/OPEN MIC MONDAY/CLUBS/TV - Billy Shepard & Judi Jourdan are seeking talent for a Singers Showcase,

performing EVERY Monday at the Iguana VIP Lounge. Singers may also be submitted to record labels, TV, cruises, and

Atlantic City producers for consideration. There is no cover charge. There is a $5 minimum food or beverage for performers

and their guests. If booked for future shows, performers help sell tickets to their show. The price and minimum requirement

varies and is producer's option. There is a variable food/drink minimum on special shows. Seeking—Singers: newcomers and experienced singers who want exposure, all styles including pop, Broadway, R&B, rock, jazz, singer-songwriters, etc., no age restriction. Singers Search held June 21, June 28 & July 5 and EVERY Monday thereafter from 6pm-8:30pm at the

Iguana VIP Lounge (240 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., upstairs at the Iguana, NYC). No call or appointment

required. Prepare one song. Bring background tracks/CDs or be self-accompanied. A pianist, lights, and sound are provided

(for free). For info & booking, call Billy Shepard at 212/874-7956; do not call the Iguana. Visit www.gottasingnyc.com.

N.A.M.A. OPEN MIKE – The New Amsterdam Musical Association Club is holding a weekly open mic night. An opportunity for

exposure. A $5 fee (donation) required. Seeking—Performers: singers with a band (all styles). Open mike night held EVERY

Monday night) at The New Amsterdam Musical Association Club (107 W. 130^th St., between Lenox & Seventh Aves., NYC).

When you get to the show, ask for Joseph Dennis. For more info, call Joseph Dennis at 718/842-0653.

NEW YORK COMEDY CLUB OPEN MIC - New York Comedy Club (241 E. 24^th St.) is seeking talent for its open mic nights.

Talent coordinator Tim Davis will watch and provide feedback for all acts. Open mic performs every Monday at 5pm at New

York Comedy Club in NYC. No pay provided. No “bringer” requirement. Admission cost is $3 and includes unlimited soft drinks.

Seeking—Performers: all types, singers welcome. For more info, email info@timdavisnetwork.com.

BRUCKNER BAR & GRILL - new performing venue in SOBRO (the South Bronx, an area the New York Times calls one of the

most “up and coming neighborhoods”) is casting a talent search/open mic. There is no cover charge for you or your friends and

family (unlimited guests). Industry is invited to all shows. No fees. If booked, pay is a percentage of the bar. (Casting Is

Ongoing) Seeking — Singers and Cabaret Performers: 18+, males and females, any ethnicity, all acts should be

self-contained and all styles including folk, jazz, blues, pop, country, rock ‘n’ roll are welcome. Open mic held Tues.-Thurs.

with shows scheduled on all other nights, at Bruckner Bar and Grill (1 Bruckner Blvd., corner of 3rd Ave., 6 train to 138th St.,

NYC - From the subway, walk down Third Ave., under the overpass, along the left side of Third Ave. bridge, to the corner of

Third Ave. and Bruckner). Bring your instruments or CD tracks with your music. To schedule an appearance or for more info,

email Justin Stafford at mstrailatrash@hotmail.com.

WEDNESDAYS - CANTEENA BAR - Canteena Bar & Restaurant is seeking performers for its original artists nights. Original artist

nights are every Wednesday at Canteena Bar & Restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Possible future bookings & pay. Seeking—

Performers: indie acts for original artist nights. For more info, email entertainatcanteena@gmail.com.

‘WEDNESDAYS AT EIGHT’ - The Improv Café is casting “Wednesdays At Eight,” a cabaret. Space, reservations line, full

light and sound package, and house technician are provided. Industry is invited to all shows. Shows are held every

Wednesday at 8pm starting in March at The Improv Café (318 W. 53rd St., NYC). Paid positions. Seeking — Cabaret Acts:

self-contained shows that are 50-60 minutes in length, especially seeking experienced singers, performers with real style and

class, all types of music are accepted, including rhythm and blues, Celtic, country and western, folk, jazz, pop, music from the

1930s to the present is welcome. Note: You must be good and provide your own accompaniment. For an audition, call E.M.

Fitzgerald at 212/561-1778. Leave your name, age, professional experience, and style of music. You may leave a detailed

message. Do not phone, fax, or visit the club. You must bring at least a third of the house to each show; the rest will be done

for you by their marketing department. Your shows can be taped if you so desire.

NYCC, NEW TALENT SHOWCASES - ONGOING - New York Comedy Club (241 E. 24th St., NYC) is seeking talent for its new

talent showcase, which usually performs WEDNESDAYs and THURSDAYs at 9pm. To perform, you must have at least three

paying guests attend. Admission is $10 plus a two-beverage minimum per person (drinks range $3.50-$6.50). Industry is

invited to all shows; industry comps are available. All acts are watched by NYCC’s talent coordinator for possible promotion to

the primetime lineup. Low-cost videotaping is available. Seeking — Singers: to perform for 5-7 minutes in front of a live

audience. For booking info, call Steve Arons at 917/913-6628 or 212/696-5233, ext. 42. Spots are booked on a first-come,

first-served basis. Some dates are already filled. Bring 10 or more guests and receive $2 per head pay; bring 20 or more

guests and receive pay plus a free DVD of your set.

THE LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATRE - The Laurie Beechman Theatre, an 85-seat venue located in NYC’s theatre district, is

seeking self-contained acts. The venue is not involved in marketing or publicity, but will provide space, technician, one

rehearsal, and a reservations line. Self-contained acts keep 100 percent of ticket sales, minus a small room fee. No pay for

vocalists performing in The After Party. Seeking—Self-Contained Acts: musical acts, plays, spoken word, solo performances,

cabaret shows, and other innovative presentations. Also seeking—Vocalists: to perform at The After Party, a weekly open-mic

event (runs every Friday, 10:30pm-2am) no appointment necessary, simply show up with music from a musical. For more

information, email Phil Geoffrey Bond at beechmantheatre@aol.com. Self-contained acts must provide an outline of your

project, as well as your projected audience. For photos of the space, visit www.westbankcafe.com.

FRIDAYS - CANTEENA BAR - Canteena Bar & Restaurant is seeking performers for its original artists nights. Original artist

nights are every Saturday (country acts) at Canteena Bar & Restaurant in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Possible future bookings & pay.

Seeking—Performers: original indie & country bands for original artist nights. For more info, email

entertainatcanteena@gmail.com.

LATE NIGHT VARIETY SHOW - EVERY OTHER FRIDAY - Roy Arias Studios & Theatres and TimeSpace Theatre Company are

casting a late night variety show. Shows run every other Friday night at 10pm beginning Nov. 3 at The Payan Theatre

(300 W. 43^rd St., NYC). To perform, you must bring five paying guests at $10 each. Possible future performance opportunities.

No pay. Seeking—Acoustic Singer-Songwriters. Note: Each performance has up to seven minutes of stage time. Email your

name, contact info, and a description of your act to varietyshow@royariasstudios.com to reserve a performance time and for

more info. Performers will be assigned show dates on a first-come, first-serve basis.

FRIDAYs: The LAURIE BEECHMAN THEATRE, an 85-seat venue located in NYC’s theatre district, is seeking performers. The

venue is not involved in marketing or publicity, but will provide space, technician, one rehearsal, and a reservations line.

Performer keeps 100% of ticket sales, minus a small room fee. Seeking—Self-Contained Acts: especially seeking musical

acts, plays, solo performance, and other innovative presentations; also seeking—Vocalists: for a weekly open-mic event

entitled The After Party (runs every Friday, 10:30pm-2am). For more info, email Phil Geoffrey Bond at

beechmantheatre@aol.com. Provide an outline of your project, including a marketing and promotions plan.

For more NY area open mic clubs, visit www.newyorkmusician.com/openmics.html

MA:

SUMMER OPEN MIKE NIGHTS - Pie in the Sky Bakery & Internet Café is seeking talent for its summer season open mike nights.

No pay. Runs Mondays from 6pm-9:30pm from Memorial Day to Labor Day (weather dependent) in Woods Hole MA.

Seeking—Open Mike Performers. Sign-up begins at 6pm before each scheduled performance. For more info, visit

www.woodshole.com/pie.

NJ:

'BABYHOLE' - BabyHole is seeking talent for its "BabyHole Open Mic," featuring live bands, professional comedians and

amateurs. Performs bi-weekly in Jersey City NJ. No fees required. No pay provided. Seeking—Sketch, Stand-Up and

Musical Comedy. Note: No poets. For more info and to sign up, email melissa.surach@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.myspace.com/babyholeopenmic.

DC AREA:

Jazz Band Masterclass (for info, visit www.jazzbandmasterclass.com)

SUNDAYs: HR-57 (Jazz open mic 1610 14th St NW WDC - 202/667-3700); Ireland's Four Courts ("Emerging-Artists

Showcase" open mic, 2051 Wilson Blvd., Arlington - 703/525-3600)

MONDAYs: Tiffany Tavern (1116 King St, Alexandria - 703/836-8844)

TUESDAYs: Austin Grill (919 Ellsworth Drive, Silver Spring MD - 240/247-8969); Front Page (4201 Wilson Blvd, Arlington VA -

703/248-9990); Tavern on the Lake (1617 Washington Plaza, Reston VA - 703/303-6434); Tiffany Tavern (1116 King St,

Alexandria - 703/836-8844)

WEDNESDAYs: Austin Grill (36A Maryland Ave, Rockville MD - 301/247-8969); EJ's Landing (8601 Baltimore Ave, College Park

MD - 301/474-5951); Iota (2832 Wilson Blvd, Arlington VA – 703/522-8340); Tiffany Tavern (1116 King St, Alexandria -

703/836-8844)

THURSDAYs: Artmosphere Café (3311 Rhode Island Ave, Mount Rainier MD - 301/927-223); HR-57 (Jazz open mic 1610 14th

St NW WDC - 202/667-3700); Tiffany Tavern (1116 King St, Alexandria - 703/836-8844); Zoo Bar (blues open mic 3000

Connecticut Ave NW WDC 202/232-4225)

FRIDAYs: Modern Times Coffeehouse (5015 Connecticut Ave. NW - 202/362-2408)

CHICAGO AREA:

HEARTLAND CAFÉ - Heartland Cafe (7000 N. Glenwood Ave., Chicago, IL) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities, including open mikes. Additional info: Open mike Wednesdays for music and comedy at 8pm. Performance dates and times are subject to change. Participation fees may be required (cover charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible future pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Comedians and Musicians: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.heartlandcafe.com; email booking@heartlandcafe.com (booker/producer); or call 773/465-8005. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

JOKES AND NOTES - Jokes and Notes (4641 South King Dr., Chicago IL) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities. Additional info: Features comedy shows and musical performances. Two-drink minimum for every show. Performance dates and times are subject to change. Participation fees may be required (cover charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible future pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Comedians and Musicians: males and females, 21+, all types. Note: Only 21+ allowed in. For more info, visit www.jokesandnotes.com; email info@jokesandnotes.com (general info); or call 773/373-3390. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

STAGGER INN AGAIN - Stagger Inn Again (104 E. Vandalia, Edwardsville IL) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities, including open mikes. Additional info: Open mike for music, comedy, and all talents on Wednesdays and Sundays starting at 9:30pm. The host band will play first; sign up with the host when you arrive and they will put you on the list. Performance dates and times are subject to change. Participation fees may be required (cover charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible future pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Comedians, Musicians and Other Performers: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.myspace.com/staggerinnagain or call 618/656-4221. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

LAS VEGAS:

PIANO BAR AT HARRAH'S – EVERY NIGHT - The Piano Bar at Harrah's may be seeking talent for performance opportunities.

"TJ's All-Star Karaoke Party" is music, comedy, impersonations and karaoke at 6pm every night. Performance dates and times

are subject to change; Piano Bar at Harrah's (3475 Las Vegas Blvd., South, Las Vegas, NV). Participation fees may be required

(cover charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible

future pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Musicians: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info,

visit www.harrahslasvegas.com/casinos/harrahs-las-vegas/hotel-casino/property-home.shtml or call 702/369-5000. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

BAILEY'S SPORTS BAR – LAST FRIDAYs - Bailey's Sports Bar may be seeking talent for performance opportunities, including

open mikes. Comedy/variety open mike last Friday of every month at 9pm. Sign up at 8pm. Performance dates and times

are subject to change; Bailey's Sports Bar (4341 N. Rancho Dr., Las Vegas, NV). Participation fees may be required (cover

charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible future

pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Comedians and Variety Acts: males and females, 18+, all types. For

more info, call 702/655-7373. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue

and/or visit its website for more details.

CALIFORNIA:

SUNDAYs

BOULEVARD MUSIC - Boulevard Music is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are the third Sunday of the

month at 8pm (excluding the months of July and Dec.) at Boulevard Music (4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City). Sign up lasts

from the first Sunday of the month at 1pm until showtime day. $4 cover, but performers don't pay. For posterity, a high-

quality tape of their performance can be purchased. No pay. Seeking—Performers: all types. Performers must show up at

7pm the day of performance and have a 10-minute set. For more info, call 310/398-2583.

CANTER'S, SUNDAY OPEN MIC - Canter's Kibitz Room is seeking songwriters for an open mic. Sean Howard, host. No pay. No

fees or purchases required. Seeking—Songwriters: 21+. Performances held Sundays at 8pm at Canter's Kibitz Room (419 N.

Fairfax Ave., W. Hollywood). For more info, visit www.cantersdeli.com. Absolutely no phone calls.

COBALT CAFE – BATTLE of the BANDS - Cobalt Cafe is seeking performers for Battle of the Bands, an open mic. "15 bands

compete in eight categories each month (five bands play on the first Sunday of the month) and the winner of each Sunday

moves to the final round, which is held on the last Sunday of the month. Judges range in music industry professions."

Performances are Sundays at Cobalt Café (22047 Sherman Way, Canoga Park). There are cash prizes for the first, second and

third-place winners. The only requirement is that each band must guarantee 20 paid customers at $7 a ticket, on that day of

performance. No pay. Seeking—Bands. For rules and regulations, email dave@cobaltcafe.com or visit www.cobaltcafe.com.

For more info, call 818/348-3789.

LEFT COAST WINE BAR, SUNDAY OPEN MIC - Left Coast Wine Bar is seeking performers for a music, comedy and poetry

open mic. Illiana Rose, host. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Sundays at 7:30pm at Left Coast Wine Bar

(117 E. Harvard St., Glendale). For more info, call 818/507-7011 or visit www.leftcoastwinebar.com.

MCCABE'S - McCabe's Guitar Shop is seeking musical acts for an open mic. "At each and every open mic we host, one lucky

performer will win two hours of free studio time at Culver City's grooviest audio facility, Sunburst Recording." Performances are

the last Sunday of every month at 6:15pm (sign-in 5:45pm) at McCabe's Guitar Shop (3101 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica). No

fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Musical Acts: all types. Two songs or approximately 10 minutes per

performance. For more info, call 310/828-4497 or visit www.mccabes.com.

THE SUNSET GRILL, OPEN MICS - The Sunset Grill is seeking performers for Comix Gone Wild, an open mic. Performances are

Thursdays through Sundays at 7:30pm (sign-up at 7pm) at The Sunset Grill (7439 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood CA). No pay.

Seeking—Comedians, Acoustic Musicians. For more info, visit www.myspace.com/peterprins.

MONDAYs

BLISS CAFE, OPEN MICS - Bliss Cafe is seeking performers for open mic. One-drink minimum. No pay. Seeking—Singers: for

Mondays. Singers open mic performances are Mondays at 8pm (sign-up starts 7:30pm) at the Bliss Café (1249 N. Vine

St., Hollywood). For more info, call 323/962-2986.

CAFE MUSE, OPEN MICS - Cafe MUSE is seeking performers for music, comedy, and spoken word open mics. No pay. Seeking

—Talented Performers: all types. Performances held Mondays at 8:30pm at Cafe MUSE (6547 Santa Monica Blvd.,

Hollywood). Sign-up a half hour prior to show. “People should check the website for the most up-to-date info.” Piano and

guitar are available for performers, but no musical accompaniment is provided. “Performing and watching is free, but we expect

everybody to buy something (we have great food, mostly vegetarian, with baked goods and great, organic coffee and tea

drinks).” No phone calls. For more info, visit www.cafemusela.com.

GROUND ZERO COFFEE HOUSE - Ground Zero Coffee House (615 Child's Way, Los Angeles CA) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities, including open mikes. Additional info: Open mike Monday nights at 9:30pm for comedy, music, and poetry. USC students sign-up at 9pm, general public at 9:20pm. Free. Performance dates and times are subject to change. Participation fees may be required (cover charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible future pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Comedians, Poets, and Musicians: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.usc.edu/student-affairs/gzcoffee/?page=home; email gzprod@usc.edu (booker/producer); or call 213/821-1484. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

IRELAND'S 32 - Ireland's 32 is seeking performers for Monday Music Club. Performances are Mondays from 9:30pm-1:30am

(sign-up is ongoing, until showtime) at Ireland's 32 (13721 Burbank Blvd., Van Nuys). No fees or purchases required. No pay.

Seeking—Singers: all types of music welcome. For more info, call 818/785-4031.

KULAK'S WOODSHED - Kulak's Woodshed is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Mondays at 7:30pm (sign-

up 7pm) at Kulak's Woodshed (5230 1/2 Laurel Canyon Blvd, N. Hollywood). KW open mic nights are for members only. A

lifetime membership is $5. No other fees or purchasese required. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 818/766-

9913 or email membership@kulakswoodshed.com.

MOLLY MALONE'S - Molly Malone's is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Mondays at 8:30pm (sign-up at

8pm) at the Molly Malone's (575 S. Fairfax Ave., L.A). $5 cover. No other fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—

Musicians: 21+. For more info, call 323/935-1577 or 310/578-5591, ext. 2.

PREGO - Prego is seeking singers for an open mic. No cover charge. No pay. Performances are Mondays at 8pm at Prego

(362 N. Camden Dr., Beverly Hills).
Seeking—Singers. For more info, call Skip E. Lowe at 213/446-2395 or 323/656-6461. Bring CD and/or sheet music, pianist

provided.

RAINBOW - The Rainbow Bar & Grill is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Mondays at 8pm (sign-up &

showtime) at The Rainbow Bar & Grill (9015 Sunset Blvd., W. Hollywood). Performers pay $2 cover, and valet parking is $3. No

pay. Seeking—Musicians. There is a two-song or five-minute limit per performer. For more info, call Mike Giangreco at

818/780-5525 or 310/278-4232.

TLCP - Texas Loosey's Chili Parlor is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Mondays (sign-up 5pm-8pm) and

the show begins "after the sports game has finished on TV" at the Texas Loosey's Chili Parlor (22252 Palos Verdes Blvd.,

Torrance). No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 310/540-9799.

TRILUSSA - Trilussa is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Mondays at 8pm at Trilussa (9601 Brighton Way,

Beverly Hills). No cover charge. No pay. Seeking—Good Singers. For more info, call Skip E. Lowe at 213/446-2395 or visit

www.skipelowe.com. Bring CD and/or sheet music, pianist provided.

VERMONT, MONDAY OPEN MIC - Vermont is seeking performers for a cabaret open mic. Les Michaels, host. $5 cover

required. No pay. Performances held Mondays at 8pm at Vermont (1714 N. Vermont Ave., LA). Seeking—Performers. For

more info, call 323/661-6163.

TUESDAYs

ACWC - Alta Coffee Warehouse & Cafe is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Tuesdays, 8pm at the Alta

Coffee Warehouse & Café (506 31st St., Newport Beach). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers: all

types. For more info, call 949/675-0233.

AMSTERDAM CAFÉ - Amsterdam Cafe is seeking performers for a music, comedy and poetry open mic. Jeff Hopkins, host. No

fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances are Tuesdays, 7pm (sign-up 6:30pm) at the

Amsterdam Café (10905 Magnolia Blvd., N. Hollywood). For more info, call 818/506-1938 or visit

www.myspace.com/amsterdam_cafe.

CAT MAN BLU - RJM Executive Productions is casting open mics. Performances are every Tuesday at 8pm (sign-up 8pm) at

the Cat Man Blu Blues Club & Restaurant (51 S. Pine Ave., Long Beach). No pay. Seeking—Singers, Instrumentalists, Poets,

and Comedians. For more info, call Rob Macon at 310/289-2385 or email robmacon25@yahoo.com.

CAFE MUSE, OPEN MICS - Cafe MUSE is seeking performers for music, comedy, and spoken word open mics. No pay. Seeking

—Talented Performers: all types. Performances held Tuesdays at 9pm at Cafe MUSE (6547 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood).

Sign-up a half hour prior to show. “People should check the website for the most up-to-date info.” Piano and guitar are

available for performers, but no musical accompaniment is provided. “Performing and watching is free, but we expect everybody

to buy something (we have great food, mostly vegetarian, with baked goods and great, organic coffee, and tea drinks).” No

phone calls. For more info, visit www.cafemusela.com.

EL CID - El Cid (4212 W. Sunset Blvd., Los Angeles, CA) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities, including open mikes. Additional info: Open mike every second and fourth Tuesday of the month at 9pm. Sign-up at 7:30pm for comedy and all variety acts. Performance dates and times are subject to change. Participation fees may be required (cover charges, drink minimums, etc.) and training and classes might be available; check with the club for more info. Possible future pay, depending on the gig. Possible opportunities for—Variety Acts: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.elcidla.com or call 323/668-0318. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

GARDENIA - The Gardenia Restaurant & Lounge is seeking singers for Mundy on Tuesdays, an open mic. Performances are

Tuesdays at 9pm at the The Gardenia Restaurant & Lounge (7066 Santa Monica Blvd., Hollywood). Cover varies; two-drink

minimum. No pay. Seeking—Singers: 21+. For more info, call 323/467-7444.

HGS - Hallenbeck's General Store is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Tuesdays at 8pm (sign-up 7pm-

7:45pm, doors open 7pm) at the Hallenbeck's General Store (5510 Cahuenga Blvd., N. Hollywood). $6 sign-up fee required,

which includes food. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call Anita at 818/985-5916.

MR. T'S BOWL - Mr. T'S Bowl is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Tuesdays, sign-up 8:30pm at Mr. T'S

Bowl (5621 N. Figueroa Ave., Highland Park). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Acoustic Performers: 21+.

For more info, call 323/256-7561 or visit http://mrtsbowl.tripod.com.

PALMS BAR - 417 Artist is seeking performers for open mics. Performances are every second and fourth Tuesday, 8pm at

the Palms Bar (8572 Santa Monica Blvd., W. Hollywood). Check-in starts at 7pm. No fees or purchases required. No pay.

Seeking—Performers: 21+. For more info, call Gerald at 310/770-7955.

THE STUDIO SUITE - Big Mike & Billy Batz Productions are seeking performers for three open mics. Performances are Tuesdays

for songwriters from 7pm-1:30am at The Studio Suite, 4823 Whitsett (corner of Whitsett & Riverside, across from Val Surf),

Studio City. One/two-drink minimum, but no cover required. No pay provided. Seeking—Songwriters: 21+. Prepare a five to

seven-minute set. "If we like you, you will be booked for the regular show which starts at 9:30pm, sometimes even for that

night. This is not 'pay-to-play' and no one is expecting you to bring 30 people, but a couple of friends who are buying drinks

would be helpful." For music booking info, visit www.myspace.com/gotgigs. For more info, call 818/294-0931 or visit

www.myspace.com/studiosuite.

VYACG - Viento y Agua Cafe & Gallery is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are the first and third Tuesday of

every month at 8pm (sign-up 7pm, first come, first serve) at the Viento y Agua Cafe & Gallery (4007 E. 4^th St., Long Beach).

No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers: age open. Pianist is provided. For more info, call

562/434-1182.

WEDNESDAYs

BABE & RICKY'S INN - Babe & Ricky's Inn is seeking performers for open mics. Open Blues Jam performances are Wednesdays

from 9pm-1am at Babe & Ricky's Inn (4339 Leimert Blvd, Leimert Park). No pay. Open Blues Jam seeking—Blues Performers:

21+. For more info, call 323/295-9112 or visit www.bluesbar.com.

CAFE MUSE, OPEN MICS - Cafe MUSE is seeking performers for music, comedy, and spoken word open mics. No pay. Seeking

—Talented Performers: all types. Performances held Wednesdays at 8:30pm at Cafe MUSE (6547 Santa Monica Blvd.,

Hollywood). Sign-up a half hour prior to show. “People should check the website for the most up-to-date info.” Piano and

guitar are available for performers, but no musical accompaniment is provided. “Performing and watching is free, but we expect

everybody to buy something (we have great food, mostly vegetarian, with baked goods and great, organic coffee and tea

drinks).” No phone calls. For more info, visit www.cafemusela.com.

COFFEE JUNCTION - Coffee Junction is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Wednesdays, sign-up at 7pm at

the Coffee Junction (19221 Ventura Blvd, Tarzana). No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call 818/342-3405 or visit

www.coffeejunction.com.

DANNY'S - Venice Beach Comedy is seeking performers for a weekly open mic night. Performances are Wednesdays at

8:00pm at Danny's in Venice Beach (23 Windward Ave., Venice). No pay. Seeking—Comedians and Musicians. For more info,

call 310/566-5610 or visit www.dannysvenice.com.

GUITAR MERCHANT - Guitar Merchant is seeking musicians, songwriters, and poets for an open mic. Performances are

Wednesdays at 7:30pm (sign-up at 7pm) at Guitar Merchant (7503 Topanga Canyon Blvd., Canoga Park). Free to perform

but "donations are appreciated." No pay. Seeking—Musicians: acoustical encouraged; Songwriters; Poets. For more info, call

818/884-5905.

THE LAB - The Lab is seeking performers for 15 Minutes of Fame, an open mic. Performances are the first Wednesday of

every month at 7pm (sign-up at 6:30pm) at The Lab (2930 Bristol St., Costa Mesa). No fees or purchases required. No pay.

Seeking—Poets, Musicians, etc. For more info, call 714/966-6660 or visit www.thelab.com.

THE OTHER SIDE, WEDNESDAY OPEN MIC - The Other Side is seeking performers for an open mic. Bryan Miller, host. No

pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Wednesdays at 8:30pm at The Other Side (2538 Hyperion Ave., LA). For

more info, call 323/661-0618.

PIG 'N WHISTLE, WEDNESDAY OPEN MIC - Pig 'n Whistle is seeking performers for an open mic. $5 cover charge required. No

pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Wednesdays at 8pm (sign-up at 7:30pm) at Pig 'n Whistle (in the back room,

6714 Hollywood Blvd., Hollywood). For more info, call Mike Giangreco at 818/780-5525, email giangreco7@aol.com, or visit

www.pignwhistle.com.

THE STONE BAR, WEDNESDAY OPEN MIC - The Stone Bar is seeking performers for a blues open mic. David Lamar, host. No

pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Wednesdays at 9pm at The Stone Bar (5221 Hollywood Blvd., LA). For more

info, call 323/466-6061.

TCPS - The Cowboy Palace Saloon is seeking singers for a talent contest. Performances are Wednesdays at 9:45pm (sign-up

with bartender at 9:30pm) at The Cowboy Palace Saloon (21635 Devonshire St., Chatsworth). No fees or purchases required.

No pay. Seeking—Singers: 21+. For more info, call 818/341-0166 or visit www.cowboypalace.com.

TSUNAMI COFFEE HOUSE, WEDNESDAY OPEN MIC - Tsunami Coffee House is seeking performers for an open mic. No pay.

Seeking—Performers. Performances held Wednesdays at 7:45pm at Tsunami Coffee House (4019 Sunset Blvd., LA). For

more info, call 323/661-7771.

UNURBAN COFFEEHOUSE, WEDNESDAY OPEN MIC - Velvet Guerilla Cabaret is seeking performers for a music, poetry and

comedy open mic. Michael, host. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Wednesdays at 8:30pm (sign-up 8pm-

8:25pm) at UnUrban Coffeehouse (3301 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica). For more info, call 310/315-0056 or visit

www.velvetguerilla.com (you can also sign-up online).

WELCOME CAFE - Welcome Cafe is seeking performers for their open mic night. Performances are Wednesdays at 7:30pm

at Welcome Café (1808 Pacific Coast Hwy., Redondo Beach). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers.

For more info, visit http://www.myspace.com/welcomecafe.

WET - Westside Eclectic Theater is seeking performers for open mics. Open Mic performances are every Wednesday at

10:30pm (sign-up ends 10pm) at the Westside Eclectic Theater (1323-A Third Street Promenade, Santa Monica). "We're the

big red brick wall in the alley between 3rd & 4th, just South of Arizona." No admission fees required. No pay. The WET Open

Mic—Performers: names are drawn for 15 available time slots. For more info, call 310/451-0850, email

lloyd@westsideeclectic.com, or visit www.westsideeclectic.com.

THURSDAYs

BABE & RICKY'S INN - Babe & Ricky's Inn is seeking performers for open mics. Jam Night with Mama's Boys performances are

Thursdays from 9pm-1am at Babe & Ricky's Inn (4339 Leimert Blvd, Leimert Park). No pay. Jam Night with Mama's Boys—

Performers: 21+. For more info, call 323/295-9112 or visit www.bluesbar.com.

CAT MAN BLU - RJM Executive Productions is casting open mics. Performances are every Thursday at 9pm (sign-up 8pm) at

the Cat Man Blu Blues Club & Restaurant (51 S. Pine Ave., Long Beach). No pay. Seeking—Singers, Instrumentalists, Poets,

and Comedians. For more info, call Rob Macon at 310/289-2385 or email robmacon25@yahoo.com.

COFFEE BEAN - Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Thursdays at 8pm (sign-up

at 7pm) outside on the patio of Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf (16101 Ventura Blvd., Encino). No fees or purchases required. No pay.

Seeking—Singers. For more info, call 818/386-0935.

DANNY'S - Venice Beach Comedy is seeking performers for a weekly open mic night. Performances are Thursdays, 8:00pm

at Danny's in Venice Beach (23 Windward Ave., Venice). No pay. For more info, call 310/566-5610 or visit

www.dannysvenice.com.

HOLLYWOOD STUDIO BAR & GRILL - Dolores Peterson Presents is seeking vocalists for a weekly dinner show accompanied by

The In-House Live Jazz Trio. This event is immediately followed by the open mic/jam. Karen Hernadez, music dir./piano; Tony

Dumas, bass; Frank Wilson, drums. Performances are ongoing every Thursday night at 7pm at the Hollywood Studio Bar &

Grill. Seeking—Vocalists. Free parking and entry. Two-drink minimum or entrée required. No pay.

PALMS BAR - 417 Artist is seeking performers for an open mic. Check-in starts at 7:30pm. Performances are Thursdays at

8pm at the Palms Bar (8572 Santa Monica Blvd., W. Hollywood). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Singer/

Songwriters: 21+, one number no longer than five min. For more info, call 323/962-4407, ext. 262, or email

talent4casting@yahoo.com.

RICO COFFEE - Rico Coffee is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Thursdays at 7:30pm at Rico Coffee

(2320-A Foothill Blvd., La Verne). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Musicians/Performers: amateur or

experienced. For more info, call 909/392-1999 or email info@ricocoffee.com.

THE SUNSET GRILL, OPEN MICS - The Sunset Grill is seeking performers for Comix Gone Wild, an open mic. Performances are

Thursdays through Sundays at 7:30pm (sign-up at 7pm) at The Sunset Grill (7439 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood CA). No pay.

Seeking—Comedians, Acoustic Musicians. For more info, visit www.myspace.com/peterprins.

TRIBAL CAFE - Independent Scene is seeking performers for a multimedia music and poetry open mic. John Norwood & Deron

Wade, hosts. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Thursdays at 8pm at Tribal Café (1651 W. Temple St., Ste.

A, LA). For more info, call 213/483-4458, email iamnorwood@yahoo.com, or visit www.tribalcafe.com.

FRIDAYs

BABE & RICKY'S INN - Babe & Ricky's Inn is seeking performers for open mics. Mighty Balls of Fire performances are Fridays

from 9pm-1am at Babe & Ricky's Inn (4339 Leimert Blvd, Leimert Park). No pay. Mighty Balls of Fire—Performers: 21+. For

more info, call 323/295-9112 or visit www.bluesbar.com.

COFFEE HAVEN, FRIDAY OPEN MIC - Coffee Haven is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open mic. Kerry

Arnold Stephens, host. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Fridays at 7pm at Coffee Haven (1708 E.

Broadway, Long Beach). For more info, call 562/437-3785.

MIRAGE CAFE, FRIDAY OPEN MIC - Mirage Cafe is seeking performers for Soul Fire, an open mic. Zenway, host. No pay.

Seeking—Performers. Performances held Fridays at 7:30pm at Mirage Café (539 E. Bixby Rd., Long Beach). For more info,

call 562/424-4774.

THE SUNSET GRILL, OPEN MICS - The Sunset Grill is seeking performers for Comix Gone Wild, an open mic. Performances are

Thursdays through Sundays at 7:30pm (sign-up at 7pm) at The Sunset Grill (7439 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood CA). No pay.

Seeking—Comedians, Acoustic Musicians. For more info, visit www.myspace.com/peterprins.

TCCC - Tia Chucha's Cafe Cultural is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Fridays at 8pm (13197-A.,

Sylmar CA). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers: "this is a creative sanctuary where people are

encouraged to share their thoughts, feelings and talents through various styles of expression. Whether it be a poem, story,

song, joke, freestyle or just something they feel the need to express. Everyone is welcome to be themselves." For more info,

call 818/528-4511 or visit www.tiachucha.com.

THE OTHER SIDE - The Other Side Cabaret and Piano Bar is seeking singers for the Friday open mic. James Lent, pianist.

Performances run 9pm-1am every Friday at The Other Side (2538 Hyperion Ave., Silverlake). No pay. Seeking—Singers:

males and females, 18+, any ethnicity. Bring a standard or provide sheet music or charts to two to four songs. Email pix &

résumés to klavierguy@aol.com. For more info, visit www.gigmasters.com/classical/james.

TUCH - The Un-Urban Coffee House is seeking performers for three open mics. Music open mic is every Friday at 8pm (sign-

in 7:30pm) at The Un-Urban Coffee House (3301 Pico Blvd., Santa Monica). No cover, but performers pay $2 to perform on

Friday nights (order picked on lottery basis). No pay. Seeking—Musicians. Performers get two songs (original songs only), or

five minutes. For more info, call 310/315-0056 or visit www.casenet.com.

SATURDAYs

ABBOT'S HABIT, SATURDAY OPEN MIC - Abbot's Habit Hollywood is seeking performers for The Saturday Night Habit, a music,

comedy, and poetry open mic. Peter Prins, host. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Saturdays at 7:30pm at

Abbot's Habit (7554 W. Sunset Blvd., Hollywood). For more info, call 323/512-5278.

Buzz Coffee (7623 Beverly Blvd., a few blocks eat of Fairfax Ave., L.A., 323/634-7393) - Open mike piano bar is every

Saturday, 8pm. Robert Gates, piano accompanist. Bring your sheet music. No cover.

THE FRET HOUSE (309 N. Citrus, Covina, 626/339-7020) - Open mike is the first Saturday of every month, 8pm, sign-up at

7:30pm (come early). You can have two songs or 10 minutes, cover is $1 and for an extra $5, you can have your set recorded

to a CD.

NUART CAFE, SATURDAY OPEN MIC - NuArt Cafe & Tea Temple is seeking performers for a music, comedy, and poetry open

mic. Anthony Browning, host. No pay. Seeking—Performers. Performances held Saturdays at 10pm at NuArt Cafe & Tea

Temple (2741 E. 4^th St., Long Beach). For more info, call 562/439-3089.

THE SUNSET GRILL, OPEN MICS - The Sunset Grill is seeking performers for Comix Gone Wild, an open mic. Performances are

Thursdays through Sundays at 7:30pm (sign-up at 7pm) at The Sunset Grill (7439 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood CA). No pay.

Seeking—Comedians, Acoustic Musicians. For more info, visit www.myspace.com/peterprins.

TOTALLY COFFEE - Totally Coffee is seeking performers for an open mic. Performances are Saturdays from 12noon-closing

(first come, first serve) at Totally Coffee (1525 Mesa Verde Dr., Costa Mesa). No fees or purchases required. No pay. Seeking—

Performers. To schedule performance, call Ayman at 949/310-6672. For more info, call 714/556-8054.

VILLAGE JOE CAFÉ - Village Joe Cafe is seeking performers for Village Joker, an open mic. Performances are Saturdays at

9pm at the Village Joe Cafe. No pay. Seeking—Performers. To schedule a booking, call Matthew at 818/763-7040 or email

giaba@gmail.com.

WELCOME CAFÉ - Welcome Cafe is seeking performers for open mics. Performances are Saturdays for acoustic night at

7:30pm (which you need to book in advance) at Welcome Café (1808 Pacific Coast Hwy., Redondo Beach). No fees or

purchases required. No pay. Seeking—Performers. For more info, call Christine at 310/316-9270, email

christina@welcomecafe.com, or visit www.welcomecafe.com.

PROMOTIONS:

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

BACKSTAGE.COM - The Actors' Resource; casting, news & more - www.backstage.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.

CROSSTOWN GOSPEL JAMS – The Washington Area Music Association’s (WAMA) gospel artists got together and started

creating our own Crosstown Gospel Jams. If there are other WAMA gospel artists out there who may have an interest, maybe

you can give a shot out for them to contact Virgil Crawford/Voices Supreme at 202/545-8483 or 301/986-2676

Peace and blessings.

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

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.

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

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.

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.

SCHOLARSHIPS/SEMINARS/SHOWCASES/WORKSHOPS:

NEC ACTING WORKSHOPS – VARIOUS DATES - The Negro Ensemble Company (NEC) is seeking participants for its intermediate

acting workshops, based on the techniques of Michael Chekhov, Participants receive instruction in voice production and articulation, character development, script analysis, improvisation, and monologue and scene work using the scripts from The

Negro Ensemble Company's play collections. Workshops run Aug. 11, 18, 23, & 25, & Sep. 8 in NYC. $400 fee required for workshops. No pay provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, all ages, all ethnicities. Producer's statement: "This is for actors who have proficiency in their craft and want to move their abilities to the next level." Auditions held by appointment only. Email pix & résumés to necartz@gmail.com or call 347/560-3312. For more information, visit www.necartz.com/nec-rep-program or www.mariemckinney.com.

FREE ACTING WORKSHOP – JULY 22 & AUG. 5 - Clay Banks Studio is seeking participants for a free acting workshop. "Coach Banks' students have worked with actors such as Robert DeNiro and Orlando Bloom and with directors such as Ron Howard and Denzel Washington, in films/tv shows such as Star Trek, Frost/Nixon, CSI, and Nip/ Tuck. Experience a powerful on-camera acting workout in a supportive environment. Learn a Cold Reading technique that will equip you with crazy confidence to pull off a powerful audition. Our technique, 'The Process,' is grounded in working honestly. Producer, Director, Writer, Film Coach, Clay Banks has been coaching in Hollywood since 1992; he's worked with thousands of actors. He's an award-winning filmmaker and has created, produced and directed several films/shows. He's able to equip, encourage, educate and activate actors with riveting style. His students get results." No fees or purchases required. This class is for educational purposes only. No pay. Seeking—Participants: male and female, 18+, any ethnicity. Class held by reservation only July 22 & Aug. 5 from 7pm-9pm. To reserve a space, call Barry at 818/518-9128 or email barry@claybanksstudio.com. For more info, visit www.claybanksstudio.com, www.youtube.com/coachbanks1, or http://coachclaybanks.blogspot.com.

CD WORKSHOPS – JULY 31 & AUG. 7 - JBCasting Networks is holding casting director workshops with guest speakers Andy Henry of Nancy Nayor-Battino Casting and Gina Gallego of Randi Hiller Casting. "Henry heads his own office while working with NNB on projects like Scream 4, teaching actors (union/non) to give strong auditions. RH Casting casts high-profile projects like Thor, Iron Man, and Crash with Gallego's enthusiasm for helping actors understand the process." Participants ask questions then perform a scene for the guest speakers. $35 registration fee required. No other fees or purchases required. This event is for educational purposes only. Bond #350339C. No pay. Seeking—Participants. Sessions held by registration only July 31 at 11am (Henry) and Aug. 7 at 3pm (Gallego) at Seydways Actors Studio (4949 Hollywood Blvd; NW corner Kenmore, East of Vine, Ste. 203, L.A). To reserve a space, call Andrew at 323/898-7144 or email jbcnassistant@yahoo.com. For more info, visit www.jbcninc.com.

'VOICE FOR THE ACTOR WITH A TWIST' – AUGUST 2-26 - Maggie Surovell (instructor) is offering Voice for the Actor with a Twist, a four-week voice class. Producer's statement: "Maggie Surovell is an actor, play and screenwriter, voice teacher and dialect coach who teaches students to color outside the lines. She has performed off-Broadway at The Public Theater, Cherry Lane Theatre, Saint Anne's Warehouse, and The Ohio. Her original plays have been performed at the Cherry Lane Theatre, The Brick Theatre, IRT Theatre, and is currently enrolled in Jacob Krueger's screenwriting masterclass. Maggie currently teaches voice at the New York School of Film and Television, The Studio New York, and ACTeen. Previously she has taught voice and speech in the graduate program at Rutgers University (Mason Gross School of the Arts), Yale School of Drama Summer Program, Sarah Lawrence College, Wagner College and The University of Georgia. She is a certified Fitzmaurice voice teacher with an MFA in acting from the University of Georgia and a BA in Theatre from Temple University. During these four weeks, you will learn the Fitzmaurice voice technique, learn how to speak using your Chakras, and explore your own voice through writing. Text generated by the class will allow you to explore and express new material and find what kind of material and imagery you connect to. At the end of the month, these texts will be artfully recorded on video and optionally available online. This is a way to share your work with people outside of class. Or, you can choose to keep your video for your own personal process. Of course, you can also use it to make yourself a vimeo and youtube star, and jump-start your webseries." Workshop held Aug. 2-26 (four weeks), Mon. & Wed., 12noon-2pm in NYC. $450 workshop fee; $400 reduced economy rate, $375 early sign-up rate for participants who register by July 26. No pay, but copy provided. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+. To register and for more information, email ejakim@gmail.com or visit www.maggiesurovell.com and www.fitzmauricevoice.com/home.html.

AGENT & MANAGER WORKSHOP – AUG. 5 – LOS ANGELES - JBCasting Networks is holding an agent and manager class with

guest speakers Brandy Gold of TalentWorks, Katie Floyd of Lewis & Beal Talent Agency, Tony Ferrar of Rogers Orion Talent

Agency, and a fourth guest TBA. Participants will be given an opportunity to perform a rehearsed scene with an assigned or

paying accompanying partner for agents and managers, followed by an educational Q&A session with the four guests. $45 registration fee required. No other fees or purchases required. This event is for educational purposes only. Bond #350339C. No

pay. Seeking—Participants. Session held by registration only Aug. 5 at 7pm at the Complex Theater (6472 Santa Monica

Blvd., L.A). To reserve a space, call 323/898-7144 or email jbcnassistant@yahoo.com. For more info, visit www.jbcninc.com.

'BROADWAY INSIDE AND OUT' – AUG. 15 DEADLINE - Broadway Classroom, a NY theater education program, is seeking participants for Broadway Inside and Out, a three-hour workshop designed to expose prospective theater professionals and

musical theater enthusiasts to a realistic New York musical theater experience. The program is for young students interested

in learning what it takes to make it on Broadway. The upcoming workshop will feature Broadway star Stephanie Kurtzuba

(Mum) of the Broadway musical Billy Elliot; students will learn music and choreography from the show, talk one-on-one with

Kurtzuba and a special guest about careers in the theater, and have an opportunity for photos and autographs. Producers

state: "Broadway Inside and Out provides professional-level training in the musical theater arts for promising young artists by affording them the opportunity to study with current Broadway performers. Team work, listening skills, self-expression, self-

esteem, and confidence are jut a few things student will take back from this opportunity." Three-hour workshop held Sep. 25

in NYC. $165 fee required; includes three-hour workshop, lunch at Planet Hollywood, and a ticket to see Billy Elliot. Additional tickets for the show and meals are available for parents/guardians. No pay provided. Seeking—Young Performers: male and female, ages 10-18. For more info and to apply, email info@broadwayclassroom.com or visit www.broadwayclassroom.com. Submission deadline is Aug. 15.

ONE-WEEK CAMP WITH B'WAY ACTORS – AUG. 23-27 – ROSLYN - A Class Act NY, an acting studio for kids and teens, is

seeking participants for its one-week camp with Broadway actors. Its NYC camp is almost sold out, but there is still room in

the Long Island camp. Workshops include: Musical Theatre Audition Technique, Dance, Vocal Training, On-Camera Acting, Shakespeare, Stage Combat, and Stage Makeup. Campers also see a Broadway matinee and have a "talk back" with actors

after the show, as well as a lunch where actors answer questions and sign autographs. Campers will rehearse for a final

showcase that will perform Off-Broadway. $695 fee for members of the Sid Jacobson JCC or $770 for non-members required for

Long Island Camp ACA (includes ticket to a Broadway matinee and roundtrip transportation to NYC on the day of the matinee).

No pay provided. Long Island camp runs Aug. 23-27 from 9:30am-5:30pm at Sid Jacobson JCC in Roslyn NY. Seeking—

Campers: male and female, 7-16, all ethnicities, all skill levels. Note: Performers will be divided into two groups according to

age. To register, email info@aclassactny.com or call 212/479-8480. For more info, visit www.aclassactny.com.

WORKSHOP CLASSES & SHOWCASE - Alberto Vazquez, an actor of 35 years who has worked in over 80 films and TV from L.A.

to NY, is seeking participants for a three-month exercise class/scene rehearsal workshop that will lead to a showcase

production. Over 300 managers, agents, and casting personnel will be invited to attend. Classes meet Mon. & Wed. each

week at The Producers' Club (358 W. 44^th St., near 9^th Ave., Studio 5, NYC); showcase performs Sep. 27 at 8pm at The

Wild Project Theater on Third Ave. (between Bowery & Avenue A in NYC). $700 total fee required; includes $100 discounted

fee for first month of classes, $175 for following two months, and $250 for showcase. $250 showcase fee covers mailing,

phone calls, staff, and production (lights, music, stage rental, box office, and security personnel). No pay for workshop and showcase participants, but videocopy provided for each performer; pay provided for stage techs (per production). Seeking—Performers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Producer states: "Several of Vazquez's students are now working in TV,

film, modeling, and stage, including David Pinon, Sandra Trujillo, Gary Cruz, Luis Figueroa, Andre Waring, and Orianna Navarro.

As a result of the last show June 15, five of the eight participating actors signed with agents and managers." For details and

to apply, email pix & résumés to avactorsworkshop@nyc.rr.com. For more info, visit www.actoralbertoveazquez.com or search

for Alberto Vazquez on IMDb.

CHARLES RIVER CAREER INTENSIVE - CR Career Intensive Workshops is seeking participants. "At CR Career Intensives, we

hone and guide you in the right direction by offering you a two hour private, individually designed, strategy workshop to give

you the career you always dreamed of having. Students are blasting past their competition! My students are leaving their competition in the dust and so can you. Recently, a young client screen tested for a major studio film after his parents

followed my steps to success. Another just placed in the top 12 of a top talent competition being held in May 2010. Another

is meeting with top managers and agents after only two weeks of implementing my strategy. Stop waiting tables and waiting

for the phone to ring. Start being the actor you aspire to be." Rates for 2 hours are $250 if a partial $75 deposit is paid to hold

a session; $175 when paid in advance. No pay. Seeking—Participants: male and female, 6-66+. Classes/Consultations held by appointment only from 11am-7pm daily. In person appointments are held in Studio City but phone consultations also

booked. To schedule an appointment call 888/650-5834 ext.12. For more info email, sweetvictorytv@gmail.com or visit www.actorcareerwizard.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.

BREAKTHROUGH TALENT FACULTY - BreakThrough Talent is seeking entertainment professionals to become faculty in its

Hudson Valley Professional Training Company. BreakThrough Talent offers performers innovative insight into gaining access into

the entertainment industry. The program is currently in development and schedules are flexible. Classes are offered year-round.

Compensation is a percentage of class enrollment and/or professional pay rate. Seeking—Faculty: actors, singers, dancers,

and choreographers, 18+, with professional credits, looking for teachers that have had some success and actually have some

insight into the entertainment industry. Email pix & résumés and a paragraph on why you would like to work with BreakThrough

Talent to pgallio@aol.com. Included in the paragraph should be classes with course descriptions you are interested in teaching.

'FACES OF THEATRE' - 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 Faces of Theatre, a full-length theatrical showcase of music, scenes, monologues, and sketch comedy, all original works by TAPNYC company writers. The company is also casting 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. Performs Summer/Fall 2010 in NYC. Membership dues are $250 per

season (averages less than $65 a month) and include agent coaching, résumé workshops, bio 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 60 percent of the profits (you must be an accepted member to participate). Nonunion. 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, visit www.theactorsprojectnyc.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.

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

competitions in MUSIC, Art, Drama, Writing, Journalism, Computers, Dance, and Public Speaking. Winners will receive

scholarships as high as $10,000. That's right, $10,000 for being the best high school Rock Band or Solo Musician, delivering the
best Dramatic Performance, designing the best Web Site, being the best Newspaper Editor, or directing the best short Movie!

Other cool contests include: writing the best Short Story or Play, being the best Broadway or Pop Singer, delivering the best

Speech, performing the best Dance Routine, being the best artist or Photographer, and many more! With so many competitions
to choose from, there's guaranteed to be something for everyone. Find more information online at: http://scholarshiptree.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

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