EMERGENCY CALLS!
Attention Mature Male and Female actors. Still seeking the roles of Charlotte and George for the Hofstra Entertainment's production of Moon Over Buffalo which opens July 11. If interested please email amydolan@aol.com or leave a message at 212 875 7614.
Arena Players Repertory Company is seeking actress for role of Lady Capulet in their production of Romeo and Juliet. The production will be performed at the Vanderbilt Mansion in Centerport from July 6-27. Please contact the theater at 516-293-0674 to set up an audition.
THIS WEEK'S & ONGOING CAST CALLS
Smithtown Center for the Performing Arts will hold auditions for Aaron Sorkin’s A Few Good Men on
Mon, June 9 from 7:30–10:30PM at the theatre 2 E Main St, Smithtown. ALL ROLES ARE OPEN. Rehearsals will begin in mid Aug and will be held, Mon, Tues, Wed Eve and Sat and/or Sun mornings. Performances are Sept 20–Oct 19 (Every Thurs-Sun with a 2PM Thurs Matinee Oct 2). Sides from the script will be provided at the auditions. Performance stipends offered. Please direct any questions to smithtwn2@optonline.net. PLEASE no phone calls. All performers must perform in all performances.
Cast:
Lt. j.g. Daniel A. Kaffee: Wise-cracking Navy Attorney who is freewheeling, cocky and confident.
Capt. Julius Alexander Randolph: Judge at court martial.
Pfc. Louden Downey: Marine accused of murder.
Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway: Female JAG attorney, headstrong, idealistic, and determined.
Capt. Isaac Whitaker: Kaffee and Weinberg’s commanding officer.
Lt. Jack Ross: Prosecuting attorney, proper, confidant, plays by the rules.
Capt. Matthew A. Markinson: Second in command at Guantanamo; Life long Marine – passed up for command – former CIA operative.
Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep: Commanding Officer of Guantanamo Bay- Youngest CO in the Marines, destined for great things, smart, sure of the Marine way.
Lance Cpl. Harold W. Dawson: Marine accused of murder.
Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick: Jessep hand picked assistant – God and Country – nothing gets in its way.
Pfc. William T. Santiago: Murdered Marine – meakish individual who needed to be taught a lesson.
Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard: Guantanamo Marine.
Lt. j.g. Sam Weinberg: Second chair on the case, good friends with Kaffee, keeps a sense of humor despite his strong negative opinion on the accused.
Cmdr. Walter Stone: Marine Doctor at Guantanamo.
Assorted Ensemble Members (2-6 individuals)
Frantic Fran's Theatre is at it again! Cannibal the Musical written by Trey Parker co-creator of South Park.
Looking to fill ensemble, speaking parts, dancers (tap a plus) also looking for understudies. If you are looking to do a show with a great cast and laugh your a** off then this is where you should be. Auditions will be held at the Nassau Cultural Center 574 E Meadow Ave, E Meadow on Tues, May 27 7:30pm - any question please call Fran @ 516-384-9231
The Spotlight Players are very excited about their upcoming musical revue I Get A Kick Out Of Cole celebrating the life and music of Cole Porter. The show opens the last week of June and runs for three weekends. The show is to be directed by Vinnie Sparagano and musically directed by Chris Rosselli. Auditions are Wed, May 28 and Thurs, May 29 at 7pm at the Nassau County PAL, 375 Denton Rd, New Hyde Park. Please prepare an up-tempo Cole Porter or Cole Porter style song and a ballad. Email Chris Rosselli at CRichardRoss@msn.com if you have any questions about the show or the auditions.
The Riverhead Faculty and Community Theatre (RFCT) group will be holding auditions for their Nov production, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum on Mon, June 2 & Wed, June 4 at 6:30pm(call backs on June 9) at the Pulaski St School in Riverhead . All roles are open. Sorry no children are needed. Please bring sheet music to sing 16 bars of a song. For more info, please contact: Kathy Horn at 516-457-2434
BARE BONES THEATER COMPANY of Northport will hold auditions for the principal role of TEECH (Male, age 30 - 45 approximately) in its Aug production of Claude Solnik's THEATER GAMES. The character is a HS school Theater/English teacher. Youthful energy; a passion for teaching; exudes a dynamic, renegade spirit. If interested, contact Bare Bones at 631.757.9616 or email Jeff Bennett at jeffduck2@aol.com. Rehearsals begin the last week in July for performances August 21, 22, 23. Scripts will be distributed before the end of May. Auditions by appt. All other roles are cast.
St. John's Lutheran Church in Sayville is producing The Wizard of OZ. We are also in need of Uncle Henry, Guard, Winkies, and Girl's Ensemble! There are plenty of parts to fill. If you are interested call 1-631-275-4647 or email sjdrama@yahoo.com.
Plaza Theatrical Productions, Inc. is casting for its summer production of GI Jukebox on Wed, June 4. Director/Choreographer Jon Grodeski, Musical Director Steve Goldstein. For an audition appt call (516) 599-6870.
Plaza Theatrical Productions, Inc. is casting for their fall productions of Guys & Dolls on Wed, June 11 at 7:30 PM at their studio, 3535 Lawson Blvd. Director Barry Kaplan.For an audition appt call (516) 599-6870.
Gilbert & Sullivan Yiddish Light Opera Co needs chorus/leads for Der Yiddisher Pinafore (HMS Pinafore). We rehearse on Wed eves in Merrick. Knowledge of Yiddish helpful but not necessary.
Call Marty Geller 516 804 0288. Check our web site www.gsyiddish.com.
Theatre Box of Floral Park will be holding auditions for a fall production of Miracle on 34th Street,
Mon, June 2 and Wed, June 4 from 7:30-9pm for adults and Tues, June 3 for children. The show is not a musical, but there will also be a trio or quartet of women who will sing Christmas carols during the performance. Singer auditions are only on Wed and women auditioning should bring sheet music. The auditions will be held in the parlor at the United Methodist Church of Floral Park. For more info, call Chuck O’Hara at 516-616-6585 or 718-551-7176.
FSF Community Theatre Group auditions for KISS ME KATE
Tues, June 3 & Wed, June 4 at 7:30PM - Callbacks Thurs, June 5 at 7:30PM
Needed: Actors, Singers, Dancers, Stage Crew – Ages 14+
Free Synagogue of Flushing, 41-60 Kissena Blvd
Info (516) 354-5210 or (800) 260-6789 www.spotlightonstage.com/fsfctg.htm, fsfctg@yahoo.com
CM Performing Arts Center, 931 Montauk Highway, Oakdale
OLIVER! AUDITIONS Mon, June 9 & Tues, June 10 Adults at 8PM/ Children at 5pm
Children in Grades 3-7: There is a $100 production fee for children participating in this show! If you are interested in auditioning for this show, but are unable to attend these audition dates/times, please contact Bernadette at: cmartsdir@aol.com to see if other arrangements are possible.
DIRECTOR: Noel Ruiz MUSICAL DIRECTOR: Dan Arberg
PERFORMANCES: Fri, Aug 15 at 10am & 8pm, Sat, Aug 16 at 2 & 8pm, Sun, Aug 17 at 2pm, Wed, Aug 20 at 7:30pm, Fri, Aug 22 at 8pm, Sat, Aug 23 at 2 & 8pm, Sun, Aug 24 at 2 & 7pm, Wed, Aug 27 at 2 & 7pm, Fri, Aug 29 at 8pm, Sat, Aug 30 at 8pm, Sun, Aug 31 at 2pm
All roles open! This show requires a strong Ensemble of men and women who can sing, dance and play multiple roles. In addition we will require 30 children grades: 3-7. Please come prepared with a song from OLIVER or another Broadway show. Please come ready to dance. For further info on character descriptions please check our website: www.cmpac.com
TEEN VERSION OF THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW AT THE ISLIP PAVILION
There will be two live stage performances on Halloween night, Fri, Oct 31 at 8 pm and midnight, accompanied by a live band and clips from the original movie. This will be a fully professional production directed by certified teachers experienced in the theater arts. There are 9 speaking and singing featured characters listed below for talented and experienced actors ages 15-20, with standard rate pay per performance. Additionally, there are 15-25 chorus and dance ensemble members needed. Open auditions will be held from Tues, May 27-Fri, May 30 at 7 pm. Bring resume and headshot. Call 917-679-2984 for info and appt.
Dr. Frank-N-Furter, a Scientist. Tim Curry originated the role. Frank is a flamboyant, well-meaning, often devious and sometimes evil transvestite, bisexual scientist who is the leader of the Transylvanians
Janet Weiss, a Heroine. Originated by Susan Sarandon, she is the well-meaning, sweet and somewhat naive woman who was recently engaged to Brad, who gets tempted into bad ways.
Brad Majors, a Hero. Played by Barry Bostwick, Brad Majors is the clean-cut fiancé of Janet Weiss, to whom he recently proposed at a friend's wedding.
Riff Raff, a Handyman. Played by the author and song writer, Richard O'Brien, Riff Raff serves Frank in the castle, and is the brother of Magenta. He is quiet and calculating, never showing his true colors until the very end.
Magenta, a Domestic, is the sister of Riff Raff, and works as Frank's maid.
Columbia, is the groupie and friend of Frank, but also Eddie's alleged lover.
Dr. Everett Von Scott, a Rival Scientist. He was Brad and Janet's science teacher. He has come to the castle in search of his nephew Eddie, who has been murdered by Frank.
Rocky Horror, a Creation. Muscle bound creation of Frank's, with blond hair and a tan. Peter Hinwood has his own solo in "Sword of Damocles", but does not speak throughout the show.
The Criminologist, an Expert. Narrator of the film.
Eddie, an ex-delivery boy. Columbia's boyfriend. Dr. Frank-N-Furter murders Eddie in the film version. In the stage version, Eddie merely pops out of a Coke machine and then jumps back in at the end of the scene.
The Transylvanians the ensemble of dancers and chorus who are followers of Frank.
STAR Playhouse's EVITA
Lyrics by Tim Rice / Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber/ R & H Theatricals
Auditions Tues, June 17 & Wed, June 18 - 7PM for children • 8PM for Adults - Callbacks Sun, June 22 • 7PM
Prepare 16 bars of music.Prepare for dance/movement and/or Latin Ballroom Dancing.
ALL ROLES OPEN! Ensemble-Heavy Stage Presence – All Must Sing! Children old enough to sing and dance needed!
Performance Dates: Sat: Nov 8, 15 & 22 at 8PM, Sun: Nov 9 & 23 at 2PM
Held at Suffolk Y JCC, 74 Hauppauge Road, Commack - For info call Lynn at 631-462-9800, ext 136
Show Description: Argentina’s controversial First Lady is the subject of this dynamic musical masterpiece. As an illegitimate fifteen year old, Eva escaped her dirt-poor existence for the bright lights of Buenos Aires. Driven by ambition and blessed with charisma, she was a starlet at twenty-two, the president's mistress at twenty-four, First Lady at twenty-seven, and dead at thirty-three. Eva Peron “saint to the working-class, reviled by the aristocracy and mistrusted by the military” was destined to leave a fascinating political legacy unique in the 20th century. Told through a compelling score that fuses haunting chorales with exuberant Latin, pop and jazz influences, EVITA creates an arresting theatrical portrait as complex as the woman herself. EVITA was first performed at the Prince Edward Theatre in London on June 21, 1978 and starred Elaine Paige as Eva Peron. Harold Prince directed. EVITA opened on Broadway on September 25, 1979 at the Broadway Theatre and ran for 1, 567 performances. Patti Lupone, Mandy Patinkin and Bob Gunton starred under the direction, again, of Harold Prince. (Rogers & Hammerstein Website)
EVA PERON: Dynamic actress with superior vocal abilities. Huge range (belt/soprano mix). Must also move well. Plays from mid teen’s to sultry 20’s, into sick woman in early 30’s.
Must have full availability during rehearsal period!!
CHE GUEVERA: Super strong tenor with large range. (Created by Mandy Patinkin) An actor who can electrify the audience one minute and then having them laughing at him the next. Should not be younger than mid 20’s, but not older than playing mid 30’s. Che narrates the piece and is onstage throughout the production. Also should move decently. Will require growing a beard. Must have full availability during rehearsal period as character has solos and also works a lot with the ensemble in large production numbers.
JUAN PERON: Full range baritone. Requires strong actor who can seduce the audience with his charm, while they are also intimidated by him. Plays late 30’s-mid 40’s. Must move/waltz.
AUGUSTIN MIGALDI: Tenor/baritone with high chops. Argentinean singer/tango dancer. Has the look and appeal of a “sleazy” Rudolph Valentino. Actor may be used in other segments of show as well. Should have fluid body movement as he walks and dances.
PERON’S MISTRESS:Mid teens; a sultry Lolita type.Child in a woman’s body.Pretty soprano vocal quality. Solo vocal.
ALL OTHER ROLES WILL BE PART OF THE ENSEMBLE, WHO APPEAR IN MORE THAN 70% OF THE PRODUCTION. NEED SOLID & STRONG VOCAL ENSEMBLE FOR THIS ANDREW LLOYD WEBER/TIM RICE OPERA! A CHILDREN’S CHORUS WILL ALSO BE UTILIZED IN THE SHOW. THEY ARE FEATURED IN ONE SECOND ACT NUMBER “SANTA EVITA”. REHEARSAL TIME WILL BE ON A LIMITED BASIS FOR THE CHILDREN UNTIL TECH WEEK.
Production Staff
Director: Rick Grossman
Music Director: William W. Williams
Choreographer: Katrina Heidelberger
Producers: Gene & Tina Indenbaum
Stage Manager: Elissa Saperstein
Scenic Designer: Bob Wildfeuer
Costumer: Maxine Katz
SEEKING ACTORS & ACTRESSES FOR LIVE MUSICAL COMEDY CHARLES GOONAN'S SPLATTER
A RAUNCHY VARIETY SHOW ON FRIDAY JUNE 6 @ 9PM at THE PRODUCER'S CLUB IN MANHATTAN (358 W 44th Street btwn 8th & 9th AVE) Contact CHARLES GOONAN at GOONANBUDDHA@AOL.COM if interested and be sure to mention the LI Screenwriters Group.
Authors' Playhouse Traveling Productions holds auditions for Neil Simon's Barefoot In The Park, at
7:30 PM on Thurs, May 22. Callbacks Wed, May 28 at 7:30PM. There are 4 adult male and 2 adult female roles. However, the director will cast the supporting roles of the telephone repair person and delivery person as female, if necessary. Rehearsals will generally be Mon, Wed, Thurs from 7:30-10PM, starting Mon, June 9. Auditions, callbacks, and most rehearsals will take place at First Congregational Church of Bay Shore, 1860 Union Blvd (cormer 1st & Union). There are 6 performances as follows:
Sun, July 13 @ 3PM First Congregational Church of Bay Shore
Wed*, July 16 - Sat, July 19 @ 8PM & Sun, July 20 @ 2PM Islip Pavilion; 410 W Main St, Islip
*OPEN DRESS REHEARSAL
RWStageArt is seeking male actors immediately for the roles of Rosencrantz, Guildenstern, Horatio, Fortinbras, and a triple role, Fransisco/Reynaldo/Army Captain for their upcoming production of Shakespeare's HAMLET at the Vail-Leavitt in Riverhead. Age ranges 18-40. Performances are Aug 1, 2, 3, 7, 8, 9, and 10. Rehearsals begin in late May and take place mostly at our space in Southold. Please call the director, Amanda, at 631-208-6933 or email at anewcome@suffolk.lib.ny.us for more info.
Clare Rose Playhouse presents Doubt: A Parable by John Patrick Shanley
Casting for Mrs. Muller, African American woman (30s-40s)
If interested, please contact the Clare Rose Playhouse at (631)654-0199 or email StaceyElisabeth@aol.com
Show runs three weeks in July. (July 10-27)
Theatre Time announces auditions for its fall production of Thornton Wilder's American Classic OUR TOWN
Mon, June 9 @ 7:30pm & Thurs, June 12 @ 7:30pm - *Performances first two weekends in Oct
Auditions and Performances are at First Presbyterian Church Of Whitestone, 15-43 149th Street,Whitestone
All Roles Open - More Than 20 Roles Need To Be Filled! (Lead Roles, Supporting, & Ensemble)
Visit our website at www.theatretime.org for directions and info
CHARACTERS
Stage Manager - (40+)The host of the play and narrator. The Stage Manager exercises control over the action of the play, cueing the other characters, interrupting their scenes with his own interjections, and informing the audience of events and objects that we cannot see. Although referred to only as Stage Manager and not by a name, he occasionally assumes other roles. Interacting with both the world of the audience and the world of the play's characters, he occupies a position of authority.
George Gibbs - (18-25) Dr. and Mrs. Gibbs's son. A decent, upstanding young man, George is a high school baseball star who plans to attend the State Agricultural School after high school. His courtship of Emily Webb and eventual marriage to her is central to the play's action.
Emily Webb - (18-25) Mr. and Mrs. Webb's daughter and Wally's older sister. Emily is George's schoolmate and next-door neighbor, then his fiancée, and later his wife. She is an excellent student and a conscientious daughter. Her realization that human life is precious because it is fleeting is the central message of the play.
Dr. Gibbs - (40's) George's father and the town doctor. His delivery of twins just before the play opens establishes the themes of birth, life, and daily activity. He and his family are neighbors to the Webbs.
Mrs. Gibbs - (40's) George's mother and Dr. Gibbs's wife. Mrs. Gibbs's desire to visit Paris—a wish that is never fulfilled—suggests the importance of seizing the opportunities life presents, rather than waiting for things to happen. At the same time, Mrs. Gibbs's wish for the luxurious trip ultimately proves unnecessary in her quest to appreciate life.
Mr. Webb - (40's) Emily's father and the publisher and editor of the Grover's Corners Sentinel. Mr. Webb's report to the audience in Act I is both informative and interactive, as his question-and-answer session draws the audience physically into the action of the play.
Mrs. Webb - (40's) Emily's mother and Mr. Webb's wife. At first a no-nonsense woman who does not cry on the morning of her daughter's marriage, Mrs. Webb later shows her innocent and caring nature, worrying during the wedding that she has not taught her daughter enough about marriage.
Mrs. Soames - (30's-40's) A gossipy woman who sings in the choir along with Mrs. Webb and Mrs. Gibbs. One of the few townspeople we meet outside of the Webb and Gibbs families, Mrs. Soames offers a sense of the interrelated nature of the lives of the citizens of Grover's Corners.
Simon Stimson - (30's) The choirmaster, whose alcoholism and undisclosed "troubles" have been the subject of gossip in Grover's Corners for quite some time. He is perhaps most notable for his short speech in Act III, when he says that human existence is nothing but "ignorance and blindness."
Rebecca Gibbs - (11-13) George's younger sister. Rebecca's role is minor, but she does have one very significant scene with her brother. Her remarks in Act I—about the location of Grover's Corners in the universe—articulate an important theme in the play.
Wally Webb - (11-13) Emily's younger brother. Wally is a minor figure, but he turns up in Act III among the group of dead souls. Wally dies young, the result of a burst appendix on a Boy Scout trip. His untimely death underscores the brief and fleeting nature of life.
Howie Newsome - (30-40)The local milkman. Howie's reappearance during every morning scene—once each in Acts I, II, and III—highlights the continuity of life in Grover's Corners.
Joe Crowell - (10-12) The paperboy. Joe's routine of delivering papers to the same people each morning emphasizes the sameness of daily life in Grover's Corners. We see this sameness continue when Joe's younger brother, Si, takes over the route for him.
Si Crowell - (10-12) Joe's younger brother, also a paperboy. Si's assumption of his brother's former job contributes to the sense of constancy that characterizes Grover's Corners throughout the play.
Professor Willard - (50+) A professor at the State University who gives the audience a report on Grover's Corners.
Constable Warren - (60+) A local policeman. Constable Warren keeps a watchful eye over the community. His personal knowledge of and favor with the town's citizens bespeaks the close-knit nature of the town.
Sam Craig - (30's) Emily Webb's cousin, who has left Grover's Corners to travel west, but returns in Act III. Though originally from the town, Sam has the air of an outsider.
Joe Stoddard - (50-60) The town undertaker. Joe prepares Emily's grave and remarks on how sad it is to bury young people.
Baseball Players - (20's) Two needed. George's school friends and fellow baseball players.
Other Roles: (Speaking and Non-Speaking) Asst. Stage Managers,
Woman in the Balcony, Man in the Auditorium, Cemetery People, Choir People, Townspeople.
SGTG is holding auditions for its August production of SEUSSICAL the Musical auditions on Thurs, May 22 by appt. Come prepared with song from a Broadway musical (not SEUSSICAL) and 1-2 minute monologue OR prepared to read from favorite DR. SEUSS Book. All auditions will be held in the OAK ROOM (basement of church) at St. Gregory the Great , 242-20 88th Ave, Bellerose. Please call 718 989 2451 and visit our website www.sgtg.org
Rockaway Theatre Company is in need of male dancers (Ages 16-35) for a July production of The Music ManMinimal dance training is required. Must be able to move well and take instruction. Applicants must be willing to travel to Rockaway Beach, Queens and must be available during the first three weekends in July. Interested parties should contact Susan at rockawaytheatreco@nyc.rr.com Please forward headshot and resume if available.
The Billboard Players of East Williston with hold auditions for its fall production of Terence Rattigan's Separate Tables at the Community Church of East Williston on Thurs, May 22 from 7-10pm. This British play will be produced with accents; however don't be frightened by the accent. It is not a difficult thing to learn. There are roles for men and women ranging in age from twenties to sixties. The play will be produced on November 14-16 & 21-23. Rehearsals will be on Mon & Thurs from 7:30- 10:30 pm starting on Sept 8. If you wish any further info, don't hesitate to phone 718-229-6298
The Island Repertory Theatre Company in Cherry Grove, Fire Island, is currently casting women in their 40's and 50's with Texas accents for upcoming production of Sordid Lives by Del Shores. However, actors and actresses of all ages should send photos and resumes for future consideration.
E-mail to: IslandRepCG@aol.com.
The Brookhaven Arts and Humanities Council Choral Festival is accepting registration for singers for the Adult & Youth Choruses (grade 6+) for its July 4th program. For more info call 451-9070. For further info, visit
Primrose Productions has been performing several musical reviews at libraries across LI for 10 years. One of our performers is no longer available, so we are looking for a female who can take over her part. At the present time, we are focusing on two of our major productions, $pent and Great Books. We are also in the process of preparing a new show, with a theme similar to $pent. These shows all have original lyrics to either songs everyone knows, or Gilbert & Sullivan music. For further info, or to schedule an audition, call Cooky & Lenny Klein - 631-667-7427.
Directors, Musicians, Technicians, etc.
Ballots on Broadway a cabaret show including political parody lyrics written for Broadway and other famous songs seeks pianist/musical director. Call Claude days at 631-913-4244 or evenings at 516-932-6781.
St. John's Lutheran Church in Sayville is producing The Wizard of OZ. In need of a pianist. If you are interested call 1-631-275-4647 or email sjdrama@yahoo.com.
The CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale is accepting resumes for Musical Director for future Main Stage productions, Children's Theater and/or Educational Programs. Must have piano experience. If interested kindly send your resume to: cmartsdir@aol.com
The CM Performing Arts Center in Oakdale is accepting resumes for Stage Managers for future Main Stage productions and Children's Theater. If interested kindly send your resume to: cmartsdir@aol.com
Authors' Playhouse Traveling Productions, in Bay Shore and Islip, is seeking a Set Designer for upcoming shows, starting with a July run of Neil Simon's Barefoot In The Park. Responsibilities include coordinating props and set pieces, as well as designing the set. Set Designer will work closely with Director and Stage Manager. If interested, please call Charles L. Bandler, at (516) 205-3178, or e-mail at dialoguewithclb@optonline.net
For its 56th season, Township Theatre Group (TTG) is seeking directors for their fall production (MID-LATE OCT) of Witness for the Prosecution and spring production (LATE MAY/EARLY JUNE) of Neil Simon's The Sunshine Boys. Interested applicants should email resume to rmgrossman1@aol.com
The Iona College Players are seeking a director with musical choreography experience and a musical director for their spring 2009 musical. Rehearsals in New Rochelle. Performances Feb 26-March 1 at the Doorley Theatre at Iona College. Flexible hours. Paid positions. Email resume by Aug 20 to Professor Donnarumma, Iona College, 715 North Ave, New Rochelle, NY 10801. For more info contact TDonnarumma@Iona.edu.
MUSICAL DIRECTORS NEEDED
The Southampton Cultural Center is accepting applications for its upcoming celebration of Stephen Sondheim musicals, Merrily We Roll Along and Company. Merrily is scheduled for Sept and Company follows in Oct. Those interested should send a resume and schedule an appt with director Michael Disher dishermichael@hotmail.com. These are paid positions. Rehearsals for Merrily will begin in August. Company will rehearse simultaneously. For further info, e-mail Mr. Disher at dishermichael@hotmail.com or The Southampton Cultural Center at klonnie@southamptonculturalcenter.org
Music Director wanted for summer production of Beauty and the Beast
Rehearsals begin July 1, Mon-Thurs, 6-8pm
Show Dates are August 5, 6 and 7
Must work well with children and teens.
Paid position.
Location: Sid Jacobson JCC in Roslyn
For more info contact Susan Kalman, Theatre Arts Director, 516-484-1545, ext. 110 or skalman@sjjcc.org
Senior Counselors ages 18+ needed for Act Out Theatre’s Performing Arts Summer Theatre Camp 2008 summer sessions running from June 30-Aug 8. Must be GREAT with kids ages 8-16. Theatre/arts experience a plus. Please e mail or send resumes immediately to tianac@ymcali.org, fax 631-665-4261, or to Tiana Christoforidis, Cultural Arts Director, Great South Bay YMCA 200 West Main St. Bay Shore NY 11706.
The Cultural Arts Playhouse is seeking a stage manager for its upcoming production of Your A Good Man Charlie Brown. PAID position and must be available for morning and afternoon shows during the weeks of July 1-Aug 22. The show runs about 2 hours and some days there are more than one show. The show will play in our new theater at 633 Old Country Rd in Plainview and our Studio theater in Roslyn Heights, 40 Lincoln Ave. Please send resume to tony@culturalartsplayhouse.com for more info please call 516-694-3330. This production is being directed by Tony Frangipane and Musical Direction by Marc Levenson
The Stage Theatre in Merrick Needed teachers and teacher assistants for our camp program and fall theatre arts programs. Please call Janine at The Stage 516-868-6400.
A Small Company In America, theatre-in-residence at NYIT Old Westbury 2008 season Gian Carlo Menotti's The Old Maid and the Thief, Swinging' On A Star, the Johnny Burke Musical and Noel Coward's Blithe SpiritAll productions need backstage personnel (stage managers, light board operators, stage crew, etc.) and front of house personnel. All performances are non-union, no pay. All ages High School and above are welcome. Please email info to jfa_ascia@verizon.net. ASCIA will follow up with a phone call.
Choreographer/Dance Instructor needed for Act Out Theatre’s Performing Arts Summer Theatre Camp 2008 summer sessions running from June 30-Aug 8. Must be GREAT with kids ages 8-16 and can choreograph full and junior musical shows. Must have choreographer and teaching experience. Please e mail or send resumes immediately to tianac@ymcali.org, fax 631-665-4261, or send to Tiana Christoforidis, Cultural Arts Director, Great South Bay YMCA 200 West Main St. Bay Shore NY 11706.
Theatre Instructor needed for Act Out Theatre School year-round & summer youth / kiddie camp programs. Summer Camp 2008 sessions run from June 30-Aug 29. Must be GREAT with kids ages 3+ and can teach and direct/produce productions. Must have directing and teaching experience. Please e mail or send resumes immediately to tianac@ymcali.org, fax 631-665-4261, or send to Tiana Christoforidis, Cultural Arts Director, Great South Bay YMCA 200 West Main St. Bay Shore NY 11706.
