Tuesday, January 31, 2012
Writers & Actors Audition for TV Show
Friday, May 27, 2011
F.L.A.G. auditions for HARLEM RENAISSANCE
Anyone with a knowledge of the HARLEM RENAISSANCE and an author they would like to read from and singers with songs from the Harlem Renaissance repertoire. Students welcome. You must audition with a selection of 3 - 5 minutes and be able to say something about the author or composer.
Contact me to schedule an audition and to find out more information.
jazmn47@aol.com
Wednesday, January 21, 2009
Call for AA ACTORS (Non Equity) NYC
Thursday, January 24, 2008
Calling All Actors (Atlanta)
CALLING ALL ACTORS
AUDITIONS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
IKAM Productions, Inc. presents live on stage
El Hajj Malik: The Story of Malcolm X
By N.R. Davidson, Jr.
Directed by Michael Simanga
AUDITION INFORMATION
When: Saturday, January 26, 2008
Where: Southwest Arts Center
915 New Hope Rd
Atlanta, GA 30331
3 pm
What: Auditions will last until 4:30 pm with callbacks immediately following at 5 pm. We are having a table reading at 6:30 pm for selected actors. Please be prepared to stay until 8 pm if you are chosen to participate!
This is a paid non-equity production.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- We are casting for 6 roles: 3 males and 3 females.
- The rehearsal schedule for this show will be as follows:
- Sunday, February 10, Tuesday, February 12,
- Friday, February 15, Saturday, February 16
- Monday, February 18 (tech), and Tuesday, February 19 (dress)
- Please audition only if you will be able to meet the rehearsal schedule.
- Please arrive on time for your audition and be prepared to perform a 1-2 minute dramatic monologue.
- The show will be presented Wednesday, February 20 (one show), Thursday, February 21 (2 shows), Friday, February 29 (one show), and Saturday, March 1 (2 shows). Please audition only if you will be available to perform on the days and times stated.
El Hajj Malik: The Life and Times of Malcolm X by NR Davidson
March 1: Women of Wisdom: Young Voices with Power
May 3-5: Body & Sold by Deborah Fortson
August: The Colored Museum by George C. Wolfe