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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.

'BOUND FOR BROADWAY' SINGERS SHOWCASE – AUG/SEP - JDProductions is seeking talent for upcoming showcases. Industry is invited. Showcases perform weekly (Sun. evenings) year-round; rehearses and performs at the Duplex Cabaret Theatre in the West Village in NYC. Performers will be required to sell tickets ranging from $10-$15 each, plus an accompanist fee ($50) is required for tech, show, and music rehearsals. Some pay provided (ticket sales reimbursement), and the performances are videotaped for free and showcased at www.youtube.com/jdproductionsb4b. The producers are seeking both union and nonunion performers for this production, but no union contract is currently planned. Union performers should check with their union before accepting any work. Seeking—Singers: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities, performers who need to market themselves and obtain performance videos for submissions. Auditions held by appointment only Aug/Sep. in NYC. For an appointment, email pix & résumés to jdproductions.casting@gmail.com. An accompanist will be provided.

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.

EUROPEAN GOSPEL CONCERT TOUR – SEP. 1 & 2 - GCM Gospel Concert Management is seeking talent for a European gospel tour with an established gospel touring company, and is also casting an a cappella group. Gospel tour runs mid-Nov. 2010 through Jan. 2011 (approx. 50 shows). A cappella group tours worldwide throughout 2011. Gospel tour—Singers: male and female, African-American, including soprano, alto, tenor, and bass; Instrumentalists: male and female, African-American including keyboard, drums, guitar, and bass guitar. Note: Versatility a plus. A Cappella group—Singers: small ensemble, all vocal parts needed, must be versatile with good ear. Auditions held Sep. 1 from 12noon-6pm for gospel tour and Sep. 2 from 12noon-5pm for a cappella group & 5pm-7pm for gospel tour at Bethel Gospel Assembly (2-26 E. 120^th St., NYC). For gospel tour, singers must be prepared to sing one traditional gospel hymn and one familiar contemporary song; an accompanist will be provided. Drums, keyboard, and amp will be provided for musicians. For a cappella group, prepare two familiar popular songs of any genre. Bring (or email) pix & résumés/bios. For questions, email music21@charter.net or moses4711@gmx.de.

FEMALE POP SINGERS – SEP. 2 & 3 - Cinema Vista Music is seeking female singers for a potential music recording and touring career. Artist will record and tour with a pop/rock comedy show band. Producer states: "Our representation manages many music artists, with worldwide music distribution." Studio sessions will be held Sep.-Oct. for two CDs; rehearsal and touring performance dates TBA. No fees required. Professional pay provided; recording contracts with royalties TBA. Seeking—Female Solo Pop Singer: career-minded, for serious and comedic original song material. Also seeking—Harmony Background Singers. Auditions held Sep. 2 from 10am-4pm and Sep. 3 from 10am-3pm at 50 W. 13th St., NYC. Email pix & résumés to mykebailey@rogueentgroup.com. Also bring two sets of pix & résumés, stapled together. Prepare one pop song and one comedy song. Bring backing CD track.

'THE ORIGINAL USA GOSPEL SINGERS & BAND,' EUROPEAN TOUR – SEP. 6 - Showservice International is casting The Original USA Gospel Singers and Band upcoming bus and truck tour. Rehearses in Germany; revue-type gospel show tours Nov. 2010 to mid-Feb. 2011 throughout Europe (about 70 shows). Pays $125/show (approx. $3,500/month), plus paid rehearsals, lodging, flight, and transportation provided. Seeking—Gospel Singers: male and female, African-American. Auditions held Sep. 6 from 9:30am-6pm at Nola Studios (250 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., 11^th fl., Studios B & D, NYC). A pianist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés and your passport. For more information, email info@showservice-international.de or visit www.showservice-international.com.

CHEZ-ZAM ENTERTAINMENT – SEP. 16 - Chez-zam Entertainment is seeking talent for upcoming events. Performances are ongoing. Competitive pay provided. Seeking—Singers and Specialty Acts. Auditions held Sep. 16 from 2pm-4pm & 6pm-8pm for all performers at Nola Studios (250 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., 5^th fl., NYC). Come prepared to dance. If you are unable to attend, send pix & résumés to Chez-zam Entertainment, 189 Lafayette Dr., Syosset, NY 11791, Attn: Cheyenne; or email to chezzamcasting@gmail.com.

'SWING ON A STAR,' SINGERS – SEP. 18 - The Fireside Theatre (Fort Atkinson WI) is casting Swing on a Star, an original bookless concert/musical revue featuring music from the Big Band era of the 1930s and 1940s. Rehearsals begin Dec. 28, 2010 in WI; runs Jan. 13-Feb. 27, 2011 in Fort Atkinson WI. Competitive salary, plus meals, travel, and housing provided. The producer is seeking both union and nonunion performers for this production but no union contract is being planned at this time. Union performers should check with their union before accepting work. Seeking—Singers Who Move Well: male and female, all races and ethnic groups, young, attractive, and energetic, who can sing in various styles, can handle comedy, and can work well with audiences. Auditions held Sep. 18 from 10am-3pm at Nola Rehearsal Studios (250 W. 54^th St., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of an uptempo song of the era and a contrasting 16 bars of ballad from the era.

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.

CABARET NIGHT – OCT. 16 – BLOOMFIELD - New Jersey School of the Dramatic Arts Theater (Bloomfield NJ) is seeking talent for its Cabaret Night, which will feature its improv troupe, "On the Spot." Performs Oct. 16 at 8pm & 10pm at the NJ School of Dramaric Arts Theater (593 Bloomfield Ave., Bloomfield NJ). No pay provided. Seeking—Singers: age 18+. Note: Singers may bring their own accompanist. Email pix & résumés to bobsapoff@njactors.org, or call 973/566-9700. For more info, visit www.njactors.org.

'BIKINI ROCK GIRLS' - Power Stage Productions is casting Bikini Rock Girls, a musical act. Open-ended run begins Sep. 2010. Pay per performance provided. Seeking—Two Singers: female, 18-29, must have a great look, will be wearing designer swimwear and promoting bar specials, think "Coyote Ugly" meets The Pussycat Dolls at your local pub. Producer's statement: "This is a musical act with original songs and star-quality performances. This should turn into a regular gig as we promote the concept to bars and clubs." Email pix & résumés and voice samples to conceptconcerts@mail.com.

'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., Hollywood, CA 90038 or email to sunbeamproductions2010@gmail.com. Opportunity to sell CDs, DVDs, and art to patrons.

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"

KINGS OF LEON MUSIC VIDEO - Williams & Associates Casting is casting a music video for the rock group Kings of Leon. Shoot dates and location TBA. Possible pay. Seeking—Gospel Choir Singers: male and female, 10-25, African-American, Hispanic, or ethnically ambiguous, real youth and young adult gospel singers. Note: Real choir members are preferable, with a background in singing soulful gospel choirs. Must have soulful voices like Harlem Boys Choir (but seeking girls also). East Coast look preferred for all applicants. Email pix & résumés ASAP to Anissa at awcasting@yahoo.com.

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.

FEMALE SINGERS FOR ALBUM AND TOUR - Amanda Dick is seeking singers for touring and recording an R&B, hip-hop, and dance album. Project dates and locations TBD. Professional pay, plus travel provided. Seeking—Singers: female, 19-29, for recording, touring and other lead, single and background work, must be "fly" with a great personality. Email pix & résumés to Amanda at faxfreedom88@gmail.com or call 718/415-8776. You will be contacted if you are selected for an audition appointment.

HIGH C'S ENT. TALENT - High C's Entertainment is seeking talent. Year round, ongoing bands, vocalists, and instrumentalists for cruises, tours, and private functions. Professional pay and travel provided. Seeking—Performers: male and female, 18-65, any ethnicity, vocalists, bands, instrumentalists. Email pix & résumés to jthomas.highcs@gmail.com; include bios, demo reels, press kits, audio files, etc.

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

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

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.

LIVE104MUSIC & ART GALLERY - Live104Music and Art Gallery is seeking creative types for their venue. Those hired for the venue will become part of a growing ensemble and also be cast as part of an ongoing documentary-type project about nightlife and the creative beings that are a part of it while trying to break into film, music, theater and fashion. Events are ongoing in Hoboken NJ. Pay provided commensurate with experience. Seeking—Creative Types: including filmmakers, musicians, playwrights, screenwriters, designers, thespians, models, performance artists, fine artists, graffiti artists, multi-media installations, burlesque dancers, bartenders (you must have an active Hoboken Bar Card or be willing to get one), barbacks, door staff, cigar girls, torch singers, track acts, DJs, etc. Producers' statement: "Live104Music & Art Gallery is operated by an indie filmmaker, musician and fine artist. We are trying to create an original creative family-type atmosphere where we can produce our own productions and support each other while staffing the venue with our creative brethren." Auditions held by appointment only at 104 Hudson St., 3 blocks from the PATH station and next door to the police station), Hoboken NJ. To schedule an appointment, email pix & resumes to live104@aol.com. Bring pix & résumés, reel or tracks. There will be three original bands playing. Singers, burlesque dancers, DJs or performance artists must come prepared with a piece at least four minutes in length. Bartenders must be ready and prepared when quizzed on drink recipes. Once you are hired you will be placed in the venue's rotation. Live104Music and Art Gallery is a 10-min. ride from the 9th St. PATH station (located on 9th St. & Sixth Ave.) in Manhattan.

'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

'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

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

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

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,

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

'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

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

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

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,

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

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 &

'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

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

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

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

‘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

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.

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.

AGVA, DISNEY'S 'ALADDIN' – SEP. 2 - Disney Entertainment Productions is casting Aladdin-A Musical Spectacular, a Broadway-style theatrical production. Performs in the state-of-the-art indoor 2000-seat Hyperion Theater at Disney's California Adventure park in CA. Professional pay provided, plus relocation assistance and full medical/dental benefits may be offered. Entertainers for this show are covered under the terms and conditions of a collective bargaining agreement with the American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA). AGVA Performance Contract. Seeking—“Aladdin:” 18-22, 5'7"-5'11", good physique, good-looking, filled with teenage charm and appeal, great charisma, clever, survives on the streets of Agrabah, baritone/tenor with a youthful sound; “Jasmine:” 18-22, 5'2"-5'6", beautiful, exotic, independent, feisty princess, desperately longs to experience life beyond the castle walls, soprano with strong mix, classic Disney princess sound. Auditions held Sep. 2 at 10am at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). Sign-in begins at 9:30am. Callbacks held Sep. 3. Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theatre selection showing vocal versatility and range. You may sing from the show. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided. Be prepared for a possible movement evaluation. Bring current pix & résumés, stapled together. For more info, visit www.disneyauditions.com.

UNIVERSAL STUDIOS JAPAN, OSAKA – VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS - Universal Studios Japan is casting various shows at its amusement park in Osaka. NBC Universal, owners. Positions are ongoing at the amusement park in Osaka, Japan. Professional pay, plus all expenses for travel and private housing, living allowance, and athletic club membership provided. Seeking—Singers, Dancers, Character Actors, and Stunt Performers: male and female, 18+. Florida auditions held Sep. 4-6 in Orlando; Nevada auditions held Sep. 9 for singers & actors in Las Vegas; California auditions held Sep. 12-14 in Hollywood. You must register at www.universalauditions.com/japan for audition location.

DUBLIN WORLDWIDE PRODS., TOURS – SEP. 7 - Dublin Worldwide Productions/Spirit Productions are casting various tours and shows at casinos and theaters worldwide. Rehearsals begin Oct. 4; tours to locations worldwide including Myrtle Beach, Reno, Las Vegas, Europe, Asia, and Canada. Competitive pay, plus housing provided. Seeking—Vocalists: male and female, must have musical theater experience. Note: No nudity for any roles; strictly non-Equity. Auditions held Sep. 7 from 11am-6pm for vocalists at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC).

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.

RWS AND ASSOCIATES – SEP. 10 DEADLINE f/SEP. 17 - RWS and Associates Entertainment, Inc., a 2009 Emmy Award-winning corporate and theme park entertainment firm, is casting retail and shopping center shows to be produced around the world. Retail clients include: Macy's, Kohl's, Vera Wang, Cover Girl, and Coppertone. Other clients include: the producers of the live stage shows of MTV's Rock Band, Live!, CBS Television's Survivor and The Amazing Race, as well as HIT Entertainment's Bob the Builder and Thomas & Friends. Competitive pay provided. Nonunion. Seeking—Triple-Threat Performers: 18-35, with dynamic personalities, who are comfortable with various vocal/dance styles, the ability to entertain by connecting with the audience is a must, touring, regional, and children's theater credits are a plus. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 17. To be considered for an appointment, send pix & résumés with current contact information to RWS and Associates, 1560 Broadway, Ste. 712, NYC 10036, Attn: Robbie Eicher. All submissions must be received by Sep. 10. Note: These auditions are for Retail contracts only; if you're interested in performing with RWS and Associates in its Theme Park division, the company will be holding auditions for those contracts in early 2011. For more information, visit www.RWSandAssociates.com.

DISNEY CRUISE LINE – SEP. 14 - Disney Cruise Line is casting mainstage productions on its luxury cruise liners, the Disney Wonder and Disney Magic, with Mediterranean, Mexico/Alaska, and Caribbean itineraries. Up to four musical theatre-style shows will run in repertory, including Villains Tonight and Disney Dreams. Contracts begin Jan. 2011 and run for approx. nine months. Competitive weekly pay, plus room and board, guest sailing privileges, and contract completion bonus provided. Seeking—“Disney Princesses:” female, early 20s-30s, strong principal vocalists, poised and graceful, alto to soprano dependent on role, 5'4"-5'8"; “Prince Charming:” male, early 20s, handsome, nice physique, tenor to A, 5'10"+; “Peter Pan:” male, early 20s, youthful, tenor with loads of charm, moves well, 5'6"+; Character Actors/Principal Vocalists: male and female, 20s-40s, smart, funny, to portray the infamous Disney villains, including Hades, Scar, Yzma, and Ursula, females should be altos and males should be basses to rock tenors, depending on roles; Female Pop Gospel Vocalist: female, 30s, African heritage, pop gospel singer who has the ability to "bring down the house," sings "Circle of Life," movement ability a plus; Lion King Vocalists: male and female, 20s-30s, African heritage, to portray African prince and princess who sing "Can You Feel the Love Tonight"; “Jafar:” 30s, pompous but dangerous and powerful, tall and skinny, smooth, high range to E, boom-y, powerful sound, ideally with both legit and pop capabilities. Note: Producers are seeking talented and versatile musical theater performers and dancers for all roles. All performers must be able to move well. Applicants must be 18+ to audition. Disney is an equal opportunity employer. Auditions held Sep. 14 at 10am for vocalists to portray Disney Princes, Princesses, and Peter Pan, 2pm for vocalists/character actors to portray Disney Villains & 4pm for African-heritage vocalists at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., NYC, 4^th Floor). Vocalists, prepare a vocal selection (your best 16 bars). You must bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Be prepared to learn a movement combination. Bring current pix & résumés, stapled together. For more info, visit www.disneyauditions.com.

RINGLING BROS. AND BARNUM & BAILY CIRCUS – SEP. 13 - Feld Entertainment, a producer of live family entertainment, is seeking talent for the upcoming production of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus. Rehearsals begin Nov. 2010; tours Jan. 2011-Nov. 2012. Position begins Nov. 2010 for minimum one-year contract. Salary, plus travel and lodging provided. Seeking—“Ringmaster:” male, 20-45, 5'10"+, must be a strong singer of any vocal range with wonderful diction and strong projection, ideally possesses comic abilities and improvisational skills, must have stature and authority and also be fun, charismatic, and energetic, seeking a commanding personality to interact with and lead the audience and oversee the proceedings with extraordinary confidence, ringmaster is also the spokesperson for Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey for media and promotional purposes, multilingual skills a plus as well as any other special skills. Note: Feld Entertainment is an equal opportunity employer and a drug-free workplace. Auditions held Sep. 13 from 10am-3pm at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 5^th fl., NYC). Registration starts at 9am. Performers from across the U.S. are encouraged to attend these NYC auditions. For more info and to pre-register for auditions, visit www.ringling.com/ringmaster. Bring non-returnable pix & résumés, stapled together. Be prepared to sing "Showtime," as well as a song of your choice. Bring sheet music (for piano) or mp3 for accompaniment; sheet music and mp3 for "Showtime" are available online at www.ringling.com/ringmaster. Callbacks immediately follow each session.

TOKYO DISNEY RESORT, JAPAN – SEP. 14 - Disney Parks Talent Casting, in association with Oriental Land Company (OLC), is casting an array of live entertainment at Tokyo Disneyland Park and Tokyo DisneySea Park. Six-month or longer contracts begin Feb./March 2011 in Tokyo. $590-$930 USD/wk. (depending on role and show), plus per diem, roundtrip travel, private apartments, and five-day work week provided. Seeking principal vocalists—“Diamond Jim:” male, 20s-30s, Caucasian, 5'10"-6'2", slender to normal build, strong and handsome leading man for the Diamond Horseshoe Saloon, engaging, with great ability to interact with an audience, baritone with a beautiful rich sound; “Slue Foot Sue:” female, late 20s, Caucasian, 5'4"-5'7", slender to curvy build, charismatic and playful owner of the Diamond Horseshoe Saloon, lights up the stage with her engaging personality, great with audience interaction, soprano/belt; '40s-Style Male Vocalist: male, late 20s-40s, African heritage or Caucasian, 5'10"+, thin to average build, seasoned principal vocalist for Big Band Beat (a large-scale musical where the Cotton Club meets big band swing, performed with a live orchestra), handsome and charismatic, can command a stage with his star quality and charm, moves well, tap a plus, baritone/tenor to a G; '40s-Style Female Vocalist: female, 20s-40s, Caucasian, 5'3"-5'8", slender build, epitome of '40s glamour, charismatic with strong stage presence for Big Band Beat (a large-scale musical where the Cotton Club meets big band swing, performed with a live orchestra), moves well, tap a plus, soprano/belt; Blues Singer: female, 20s-40s, African heritage, 5'3"-5'8", slender build, glamorous and beautiful, charismatic with strong stage presence for Big Band Beat (a large-scale musical where the Cotton Club meets big band swing, performed with a live orchestra), moves well, tap a plus, belt; Latin-Style Pop Tenor: male, 20s-30s, Latino, 5'9"+, slender to normal build, good physique, pop idol looks and great charisma for Latin-flavored revue Minnie, Oh Minnie!, moves well, ability to sing in Spanish a plus, pop tenor to A flat. Auditions held Sep. 14 at 10am for male & female vocalists at Debbie Reynolds Studios (6514 Lankershim Blvd., N. Hollywood). Vocalists, prepare to contrasting vocal selections (best 16 bars each) which reflect the style of the show for which you are auditioning. You must bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Be prepared to learn a movement combination. Bring two sets of pix & résumés, stapled together. For more info, visit www.disneyauditions.com.

AGVA, DISNEY'S 'ALADDIN: A MUSICAL SPECTACULAR' – SEP. 16 – HOLLYWOOD - Disney Parks Talent Casting is casting Disney's Aladdin: A Musical Spectacular, a Broadway-caliber, theatrical production. This show is performed in the state-of-the-art, indoor, 2000-seat Hyperion Theater at Disney's California Adventure® park. Professional pay provided. AGVA Performance Contract. Seeking—“Aladdin:” male, 18-22, 5'7"-5'11", good physique, good-looking guy filled with teenage charm and appeal, great charisma, clever, survives on the streets of Agrabah, baritone/tenor with a youthful sound; “Jasmine:” female, 18-22, 5'2"-5'6", beautiful, independent, feisty princess, desperately longs to experience life beyond the castle walls, soprano with strong mix, contemporary musical theatre/Disney princess sound. Note: Both roles must be at least 18 or older. Seeking performers with an ethnic look to portray citizens of the mythical Arabian town of Agrabah. Entertainers for this show are covered under the terms and conditions of a collective bargaining agreement with the American Guild of Variety Artists (AGVA). Auditions held Sep. 16 at 1pm (12:30pm sign-in) at Alley Kat Studios (1455 N. Gordon St., Hollywood). You need not attend this audition if you have been seen for these roles within the last six months. All Disney auditions are kept on file for a year. Prepare 16 bars of a contemporary musical theatre selection showing vocal versatility and range. You may sing from the show. Bring sheet music in your key, an accompanist will be provided. Bring current pix & résumés. For more info, visit www.disneyauditions.com. Same-day callbacks.

'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

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

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 seeking cruise ship entertainment. Andrew Landau, entertainment mgr. Six-month continuous contracts are available on-board ships with destinations including Alaska, Hawaii, and Europe. Salary, plus meals, travel & lodging provided. Seeking—Solo Entertainers: solo female vocalist, solo piano/vocal entertainer, and solo guitar/vocalist; Ensembles: formed party band quartet, formed jazz trio/quartet (vocalist and instrumentalist). Email promotional materials (less than 5mb) ASAP 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,

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.

LULLABY CD - Seth Allen Productions is seeking vocalists for a new lullaby CD. Producer states: "We have put together eight songs that we feel will be of great interest to new moms, and we're really excited about this project. Based on the success of this CD, we have plans for five more albums for children." Records late Aug.-early Sep. in NYC. Professional pay, plus copy and credit provided. Seeking—Female Singer: teens-30s, with a young mommy voice, energetic, but at the same time can sing with a soothing and gentle voice without a lot of vibrato. Email a demo, or any songs that you feel have some similarity to this project, to sethallen36@yahoo.com.

'MUSICAL HERITAGE,' ARTISTS – SEP. 16-18 – GLENDALE - Tamd Multi Media Corp. and Pearl Records and Film Works is casting Musical Heritage, a new weekly television variety show, which will begin to air in early Jan. 2011 on a national network. "The final voted talent will have a chance to be signed to a record label, they will be voted via text messages, by the nation wide audiences." The show each week will present themes centering on jazz, R&B, soul, gospel, country western, country, adult contemporary, hip hop, urban, salsa, soft rock, and African heritage. Professional pay and meals provided. Seeking—Up-and-Coming Artists: male and female, 18-29, any ethnicity, needs to have written and produced on CD a minimum of three original songs and or a completed 10 song album of original, only original material will be accepted, no bands, "only TV tracks of music only will be used for taping performances," applicants should have jazz, hip hop, African drum bands experience. Auditions held Sep. 16-18 Glendale Studio. Email pix (incl. two B&W and two color) & résumés to ajnnc25@yahoo.com or mail to 15981 Yarnell St., Sylmar CA, 91342. No drop offs. For more info, call Archie Johnson at 818/723-8086 or visit www.tamdmultimediacorporation.com.

SMC, VO TALENT - TB Williams is seeking crew and casting a SMC/AET grad short for Santa Monica College, in which an artist's (sing/poet/rap/guitar) life changes due to mistaken identity. Shoot starts Sep. 29 (post production). Possible pay, copy, credit, and travel provided. Seeking—VO Artist for ADR: male, sounds 19-30, African-American, who can adlib vocals to guide track, Soul, Rap, a cappella. Note: L.A. locals only. Email résumés and links to music/demo to ctva420@hotmail.com.

'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

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.

GLOBAL PRODUCTIONS, SINGERS - Global Productions, a record label based in Russia, is seeking western artists. Casting dates & locations TBD. Some pay, plus meals, travel & lodging provided. Seeking—R & B Singers: male & female, 18-24, African-American/Latino/Hispanic/Native American/Caucasian/Asian, who can sing, dance, and have their own demos. Also seeking staff—Vocal & Dance Coaches; PR Managers; Clipmakers; Video Directors. Email demos to rickytaylor@mail.ru or call +79 852 104 224. For more info, visit http://globalartistsrecords.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

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

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

THE LIL' DICKENS CAROLERS – SEP. 2 & 12 – LAGUNA HILLS - Bellantuoni Productions is casting alternates, subs, and possible full time replacements for The Lil' Dickens Carolers. Rehearsals start Sep. 19. Majority of performance are from Nov. 20-Dec. 25 in Orange County. Must be available to perform Christmas Eve and/or Christmas Day. Carolers who perform on those days are compensated at a higher rate. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Legit singers who are also actors: male and female, 18-49, any ethnicity, sight reading a plus, sopranos, altos, tenor, baritones and basses. Auditions held Sep. 2 & 12 from 7:30pm-10pm at 24388 Larchmont Court, Laguna Hills. Only necessary to attend one audition date. Appointment recommended. Prepare 16 bars of two contrasting songs (legit musical theater only). Bring sheet music in correct key, headshot, resume and conflict list from Nov. 20-Dec. 25. Accompanist will be provided. Some sight reading and quartet singing will be required at audition. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, email tishabellantuoni@aol.com or call 949/290-7311.

'THE SORCERER' - Ventura County Gilbert & Sullivan Repertoire Co. is casting The Sorcerer, a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta. We have just started rehearsals. Performances run Sep. 24-Oct. 17 at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts Theatre on the Hill. Some pay provided. Seeking—Romantic Lead: male, to play 20s-30s, any ethnicity, must be able to move well, tenor with a strong voice and good acting skills. Email pix & résumés to rebecca@vcgsrc.org. For more info, visit www.vcgsrc.org.

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

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

EQUITY, 'HOW TO SUCCEED IN BUSINESS...,' B'WAY – AUG. 31-SEP. 2 - Producers are casting the Broadway production of How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Frank Loesser, score; Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock & Willie Gilbert, book; Rehearsals begin Jan. 2011. Previews begin Feb. 26; opens March 27, 2011. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—“J B Biggley:” 40s-60s, gruff and a bit blithering, struggles to appear in control, lusts after the bombshell Hedy La Rue, character baritone with the hidden soul of a crooner; “Hedy La Rue:” 30s, cunning bombshell, gorgeous woman who uses her looks and sexuality to get what she wants; “Bud Frump:” 20s-30s, conniving nephew of the boss, will do anything to get a promotion, jealous of Finch and anyone else who stands in his way, character-full high baritone or tenor with a commanding G, an unexpected dramatic soprano; “Miss Jones:” 30s-50s, the head secretary, tyrant who relishes her limited authority and lords it over the other employees, character soprano and/or high belty mix; Twimble/Whomper: 40s-60s, two roles played by one actor, Twimble is the head of the mailroom at World Wide Wickets for 25 years, the consummate "company man," Whomper is the big boss, self-made man, no nonsense or pretense, strong character baritone; “Bert Brass:” 30s-50s, Director of Personnel at World Wide Wickets, middle-management executive, "yes-man" to the boss, will do pretty much anything to stay in good favor with upper management, character bass or baritone; Understudy for Pierrepont Finch: early 20s, clever young businessman, eager to climb the corporate ladder to success, has a façade of innocence and charm, high baritone or tenor with clarion G; Understudy for Rosemary: early 20s, secretary at the World Wide wicket Company, good-natured and sweet, but also smart and direct, knows what she wants and goes after it, natural middle-range chest or mix to D, not a traditional ingénue soprano; Understudy for Smitty: early 20s, secretary at the World Wide Wicket company, wisecracking and worldly, sings where she speaks, alto with strong, traditional belt to B-flat/C, no pop belts. Equity principal auditions held Aug. 31 and Sep. 1 & 2 from 10am-1:30pm & 2pm-5:30pm at Pearl Studios NYC (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Prepare a brief, traditional musical comedy song, no pop or rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW' – SEP. 1-3 – ASBURY PARK/NYC - ReVision Theatre (Asbury Park NJ) is casting The Rocky Horror Show. Richard O'Brien, book-music-lyrics; Rehearsals begin Oct. 4 (for Equity members); runs Oct. 21-31 (Thu.-Sun., five performances/wk.) in Asbury Park NJ. $284 min./wk. Equity SPT Contract. Seeking—“Dr. Frank N. Furter:” male, mid 20s-late 30s, the "Sweet Tranvestite from Transylvania"; “Brad Majors:” male, 20s-early 30s, all-American man; “Janet Weiss:” female, 20s-early 30s, all-American woman; “Riff Raff:” 20s-early 30s, the faithful handyman; “The Narrator:” male, 30s-50s, an academic, quick-witted, must be able to handle an unruly crowd; Eddie/Dr. Scott: male or female, must be able to play both 20s and 50s, German accent required; Columbia: female, 20s-early 30s, one of Frank's groupies, must be able to dance, tap and gymnastics a plus; Magenta/Usherette: female, 30s, sultry housekeeper; rocky: male, early-to-mid 20s, buff and tan; Four Transylvanians: male and female, must sing and dance well. Theatre's casting notes: "All ethnicities are highly encouraged to audition. All actors must be comfortable with the alternative themes, strong sexual content, performing in lingerie, and brief nudity (no nudity at auditions)." Equity principal auditions held by appointment Sep. 1 from 10am-1pm & 2pm-6pm at the Holy Spirit Church (705 2nd Avenue, Asbury Park NJ) and open auditions held by appointment only Sep. 2 & 3 from 10am-6pm (both days; no scheduled break) in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to Casting@ReVisionTheatre.org or send to ReVision Theatre, PO Box 973, Asbury Park NJ 07712. Email is preferred. If you do not have email access, call 732/455-3059 ext. #5. Equity members without appointments will be seen throughout the day as time permits. Producer runs all aspects of the NYC auditions; Equity audition procedures will not be in effect, and no Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare two rock songs from or in the style of the show. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Theatre prefers that actors do not prepare material specifically for this audition; prepare audition pieces with which you are comfortable and which show you at your best. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Theatre's statement: "ReVision Theatre practices non-traditional casting and all ethnicities are encouraged to audition for all roles."

EQUITY, 'WOODY GUTHRIE'S AMERICAN SONG' – SEP. 2 - Arizona Theatre Company (Phoenix AZ) is casting Woody Guthrie's American Song. Woody Guthrie, songs and writings; Peter Glazer, adaptor-concept; Rehearsals begin Nov. 2 in Tucson; runs Nov. 27-Dec. 23. Rehearsals begin Dec. 28 in Phoenix; runs Dec. 30-Jan. 16, 2011. $750 min./wk. Equity LORT B Contract. Seeking—First Young Man: 25-35, any ethnicity, great singer/actor, guitar a plus but not required, to play Searcher and Cisco; Second Young Man: 30-40, any ethnicity, great singer/actor, guitar a plus but not required, to play Hobo and Folksinger; Young Woman: 20-35, Latina, Caucasian or any other ethnicity, great singer/actor, to play Hobo Girl and Daughter; Woman: 40-60, any ethnicity, great singer/actor, to play Hobo Woman, Mama and Saloon Singer. Note: five actors will play a variety of roles. Guitar playing ability a plus but not required. All of the men handle the songs/spoken words of Woody Guthrie at some point, but don't need to look like him. The women and men play an assortment of roles and all sing both solo and group numbers. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 2 from 10am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-6pm at Telsey + Company (315 W. 43^rd St., 10^th fl., NYC). Prepare a folk song of your choice in the style of Woody Guthrie. An accompanist will be provided. You may accompany yourself on the guitar. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

ARTSPOWER NATIONAL TOURING THR. – SEP. 2, 7 & 8 - ArtsPower National Touring Theatre, a touring theater company for young and family audiences, is casting its upcoming fall touring season of musicals. Season includes: Laura Ingalls Wilder—Growing Up on the Prairie (the story of how Laura Ingalls came to write the "Little House on the Prairie" books. Rehearsals begin Sep. 21; tours until Nov. 28), Otherwise Known As Sheila The Great! (a one-act musical based on the book by Judy Blume. Rehearsals begin Oct. 5; tours until Dec. 19), Rainbow Fish (a one-act musical based on the book by Marcus Pfister. Rehearsals begin Sep. 27; tours until Dec. 19), and Amber Brown is Not a Crayon (a one-act musical based on the book by Paula Danziger. Rehearsals begin Sep. 20; tours until Dec. 12). $400/wk. (actor/ASM), plus $55/day provided when touring.
For Laura Ingalls Wilder—Growing Up on the Prairie seeking—“Laura:” 20s but can look younger (early teens), energetic, a tomboy, acts as the narrator, loves adventure and life out on the American frontier, sees her Pa as her hero, mix/belt voice with some legit; “Pa:” late 20s-30s, Laura's young father, robust, loving, big-hearted, loves to tease Laura, a pioneer, Laura's hero, lyric baritone; “Mary:” 20s but can look younger (late teens), Laura's older sister, sweet, intelligent, loving, goes blind due to illness, courageous but doesn't think she is, legit voice with mix; “Ma:” late 20s-30s, Laura's mother, warm, intelligent, strong, loving, mix voice.
   For Otherwise Known as Sheila The Great! seeking—“Sheila:” 20s but can look younger (early teens), likeable, fun, fearful of many things like dogs and swimming but covers it up with a fun false bravado, her obvious bad lies get in the way of finding a friend, a good person underneath all the deceptions, legit/mix; “Mouse:” female, 20s but can look younger (early teens), a tomboy, a yo-yo champion, friendly, spirited, wants to be friends with Sheila but wishes Sheila would face her fears, legit/mix; Mr. Tubman/Marty: male, late 20s-30s, to play multiple roles including Mr. Tubman, Sheila's father, and Marty, Sheila's swimming coach, both are fun, likeable, understanding, and encourage Sheila to face her fears, lyric baritone; “Mrs. Tubman:” late 20s-30s, Sheila's mother, warm, patient, understanding of her daughter's fears, mix.
   For Rainbow Fish seeking—“Rainbow Fish:” female, 20s but can look younger (early teens), naive kid, confident she is the prettiest fish in the sea, a bit vain but still very likeable, grows up, mix/legit; The Shark/Green Fish: male, 20s, to play multiple roles including Green Fish, a young, likeable friend of Rainbow's, and The Shark, a cool 1950s greaser who sings rock and roll, lyric baritone; Star Fish/Blue Fish: female, to play multiple roles including Blue Fish, a young, likeable friend of Rainbow's, and Star Fish, a movie star who is a vain, self-involved celebrity, mix; “The Narrator:” female, talks to the audience, fun-filled, spirited, energetic, clever, guides the audience and Rainbow on her journey to self-discovery, mix/legit.
   For Amber Brown is Not a Crayon seeking—“Amber:” 20s but can look younger (early teens), spirited, good-natured, talks to the audience, very likeable, a bit disorganized, trying to deal with her insecurities about her best friend Justin moving away, legit/mix; “Justin:” 20s but can look younger (early teens), Amber's best friend, fun, fun-loving, a jokester, sometimes hides his true feelings with humor, finds it hard to admit he doesn't want to move away from his best friend, lyric baritone; “Hannah:” 20s but can look younger (early teens), fellow student of Amber and Justin's, opinionated, snotty, plays teacher's pet, mix; Mrs. Brown/Mrs. Daniels/Mrs. Cohen: female, late 20s-30s, to play multiple roles including Mrs. Brown, Amber's mom, Mrs. Daniels, Justin's mom, warm, strong, intelligent, dealing with recent divorce, and Mrs. Cohen, Amber's progressive-thinking teacher, legit/mix.
   Auditions held Sep. 2, 7 & 8, 10am-5pm (all three days) at Nola Studios (250 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., 11^th fl., NYC). Prepare a brief song. Standard musical theater preferred; no pop/rock. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Sides from the plays will also be provided. Bring three sets of your pix & résumés, stapled together, for multiple directors. Note: As an ASM, all actors will have light set-up and strike duties. For more information, visit www.artspower.org.

EQUITY, TEXARTS OFF BROADWAY SERIES – SEP. 3 – AUSTIN - TexARTS Association for the Visual and Performing Arts (Austin TX) is casting its Off Broadway Series 2010-11 including: Holiday Cabaret (rehearsals begin Nov. 15; runs Dec. 3-19) and Ain't Misbehavin' (rehearsals begin March 14, 2011; runs April 1-17, 2011). $328/wk. Equity SPT Contract. Seeking—Actors, Singers, and Dancers: for principals and chorus. Specifically seeking—“Nell:” 30-40, alto; “Armelia:” 25-45, soprano; “Charlaine:” 18-30, alto, dancer; Two African-American Male Singers: who move well and can handle jazz and blues vocal style, to play Andre, 25-40, bass-baritone, slender, seductive mover, and Ken, 25-40, bass, larger, a physical embodiment of Fats Waller. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 3 from 1pm-5pm at TexARTS (2300 Lohmans Spur, Ste. 160, Austin TX). No appointments necessary; this is an open call. Equity members will audition first; any nonunion performers will audition after Equity members, time permitting. Everyone must bring current pix & résumés, stapled together. Dancers, come prepared with proper dance attire (avoid bulky or baggy clothing) and shoes; ladies, wear heel. Note: The director, choreographer, producer, and company manager will be in attendance at auditions.

‘THE ARABIAN NIGHTS’ – SEP. 5 & 6 – SAN ANTONIO - The Sheldon Vexler Theatre is casting The Arabian Nights , a poetic fable, adapted by Mary Zimmerman. Performances run Oct. 21-Nov. 13 in San Antonio TX. No pay. Seeking—Performers: males and females, 18+, actors, singers, dancers, percussionists, gymnasts/acrobats. Auditions held Sep. 5 & 6 at 6:30pm at The Vexler Theatre (Weinberg Campus JCC, 12500 N.W. Military Highway, San Antonio TX). Prepare to tell a story from your life, no longer than one minute. Be ready to move. Complete audition forms on website. Bring pix & resume if available, and completed audition form which can be downloaded from www.vexler.org. For more info, call 210/302-6837 or email vexler@jcc-sa.org.

EQUITY, 'REEFER MADNESS: THE MUSICAL,' APPTS. – SEP. 7 - BROOKLYN - The Gallery Players is casting Reefer Madness: The Musical. Kevin Murphy & Dan Studney, writers; Rehearsals begin Sep. 18 (evenings and weekends); runs for 16 performances Oct. 23-Nov. 14, Thu.-Sun. All auditions, rehearsals and performances at The Gallery Players in Brooklyn (Directions provided by the theater: "Take the R to 9th St. or the F to Fourth Ave. in Brooklyn. The R can be accessed at the Pacific/Atlantic station in Brooklyn which is served by the 2, 3, 4, 5, N, B, D & Q trains from Manhattan"). Equity Basic Showcase Code. Seeking—“Jimmy Harper:” male, 18+ to play teens, wholesome, trusting, teenager who runs into trouble after he is lured into the dangerous world of reefer, baritone-tenor, G2-C5; “Jack Stone:” male, 30s-40s, the proprietor of the Reefer Den, a sexy 1930's gangster movie-type who pushes reefer on unsuspecting teenagers, also sings a Vegas-style showtune in the style of Elvis, doubles as Jesus and George Washington, baritone-tenor, F2-A4. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 7 from 6:30pm-7:30pm for select roles in the production. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to auditions@galleryplayers.com. Clearly indicate in the subject line the character(s) for which you are auditioning. No phone calls. Prepare 32 bars of a musical theater song in the style of the show. Bring sheet music in the correct key, no lead sheets; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Theatre's note: If you have already attended the open auditions for this show in Aug., do not attend this one. Callbacks held Sep. 12. For more info, visit www.galleryplayers.com.

EQUITY, 'REEFER MADNESS: THE MUSICAL' – SEP. 7 – BROOKLYN - The Gallery Players is casting Reefer Madness: The Musical. Kevin Murphy & Dan Studney, writers; Rehearsals begin Sep. 18 (evenings and weekends); runs for 16 performances Oct. 23-Nov. 14, Thu.-Sun. All auditions, rehearsals and performances at The Gallery Players in Brooklyn. Equity Basic Showcase Code. Seeking—“Lecturer:” male, 30s-50s, the narrator, an authority figure who warns the audience of the perils of reefer, while popping in and out of the action to further teach us of its dancer, doubles as Goat-Man, Mr. Poppy, Irish Priest, Old Man, Radio Announcer, Ticket-Taker, Policeman, and FDR; “Jimmy Harper:” male, 20s, wholesome, trusting, teenager who runs into trouble after he is lured into the dangerous world of reefer; “Jack Stone:” male, 30s-40s, the proprietor of the Reefer Den, a sexy 1930's gangster movie-type who pushes reefer on unsuspecting teenagers, doubles as Jesus and George Washington; “Ralph Wiley:” male, late 20s-30s, a denizen of the Reefer Den, a former college student who was lured into the world of reefer long ago, doubles as Sally's Baby, Switch-Puller, and Uncle Sam; “Mary Lane:” female, 20s, Jimmy's sweetheart, a naïve, virginal teenage girl who herself is not impervious to the dark world of reefer; “Mae:” female, late 20s-40s, the hostess of the Reefer Den, attractive, yet slightly haggard, would leave this life of sin if she were not so addicted to reefer; “Sally:” female, 20s-30s, a resident of the Reefer Den, a seductive, Mae West type with moxie, will do nearly anything for a hit, also plays “Lady Liberty;” Ensemble: three men and three women, 20s-30s, members of the ensemble will play Reefer Zombies, Kids at the Five-and-Dime, Orgy Dancers, Angels, etc., should be strong, versatile dancers who also tap (tumbling and special skills a plus) and have good comic/character skills, any voice range, all are featured. Note: All ethnicities are encouraged to audition. All performers should be singers who dance/strong movers. Auditions held Sep. 7 from 7:30pm-9:30pm at the Gallery Players (199 14^th Street, between 4^th & 5^th Aves., Brooklyn NY; Directions provided by the theater: "Take the R to 9th St. or the F to Fourth Ave. in Brooklyn. The R can be accessed at the Pacific/Atlantic station in Brooklyn which is served by the 2, 3, 4, 5, N, B, D & Q trains from Manhattan"). Sign-in begins at 7pm. Equity audition procedures are not in effect. No Equity monitor provided; producer runs all aspects of this call. No advanced appointments necessary; Equity members receive priority. Prepare 32 bars of a musical theater song in the style of the show. Bring sheet music in the correct key, no lead sheets; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Theatre's note: If you have already attended the open auditions for this show in Aug., do not attend this one. Callbacks held Sep. 12. For more info, visit www.galleryplayers.com.

EQUITY, 'WOULDA, COULDA, SHOULDA' – SEP. 7 - York Theatre Company is casting a two-week developmental "lab" production of Woulda, Coulda, Shoulda. Hal Schaefer, music; Bob Larimer, book & lyrics; Rehearsals begin approx. Sep. 13; presentations will be held approx. Sep. 23 & 24. Production will not work around show schedules. $242 min./wk. Equity ANTC "Lab" Contract. Seeking—“Jack Miller:” male, 20s, Caucasian, young charismatic systems analyst at Exxon, smart, instantly likable, with a sense of humor, baritenor to G; “Rosa Donovan:” female, 20s, African-American, young systems analyst at Exxon, poised, intelligent, can hold her own in any situation, alto to E, with strong belt; “Brad Donovan:” male, late 40s-60s, African-American, Rosa's father, has become a CPA and controller of a corporation, after a career as a jazz trombonist, proud and stubborn, but a good father, baritone to E; “Ruby Donovan:” female, late 40s-60s, African-American, Rosa's mother, high school principal, warm, caring, but with some sass, alto-soprano to G; “Ernie Harris:” male, late 20s-mid 30s, African-American, charismatic former minister, now publisher of "Black Entrepreneur," a successful magazine he founded, bold personality who adopts different personas, tenor to A; “Ben Miller:” male, late 40s-60s, Caucasian, Jack's father, plays clarinet in the city's symphony, after a career as a jazz saxophonist, generally has a great relationship with his son, baritone to E; “Ruth Miller:” female, late 40s-60s, Caucasian, Jack's mother, has been a homemaker since her marriage to Ben, and a devoted mom since Jack's birth, opinionated but caring, soprano to A. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 7 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief, traditional musical theater song or uptempo jazz standard. No pop or rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'VICES: A LOVE STORY' – SEP. 7 - Caldwell Theatre Company (Boca Raton FL) is casting Vices: A Love Story. Ilene Reid & Michael Heitzman, book; Everett Bradley, Susan Draus, M. Heitzman & I. Reid, music & lyrics. Rehearsals begin Oct. 19; runs Nov. 7-Dec. 12 in Boca Raton FL. $578 min./wk. Equity LOA Contract. Seeking—Male #2: male, mid-20s to mid-30s, African-American, edgy, sex appeal a plus, seeking a charismatic, dynamic, and versatile singer, high baritone to tenor, must be able to sing a variety of styles including pop, rock, jazz, and legit, must be an excellent musician with impeccable pitch, must be able to hold a part and sing close harmonies, performer must be an exceptional dancer with ability to perform body percussion (a la Stomp) in an a cappella number, must be trained actor in addition to singer-dancer, facility with comedy important. Theater's statement: "Caldwell Theatre Company does not believe in discrimination based on color, race, religious affiliation, sexual orientation, disabilities, gender, or otherwise. All performers, including those of color, seniors, women, and performers with disabilities, are encouraged to audition and will be given full consideration." Equity principal auditions held Sep. 7 from 9:30am-1:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief pop/rock song and a brief contemporary monologue. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring two sets of pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'THE SCOTTSBORO BOYS,' B'WAY – SEP. 7 - Producers are casting the Broadway production of The Scottsboro Boys. David Thompson, book; John Kander & Fred Ebb, score; Rehearsals begin immediately; opens Oct. 31 on Broadway in NYC. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—Singer/Dancer/Actors: male, 15-21, African-American, must have tap dance experience, must be comfortable singing and tapping. Auditions held Sep. 7 from 3:30pm-7pm at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 17^th fl.; elevator to 16^th, NYC). Producer's monitor begins sign-up at 3pm; arrive at 6:45pm to be guaranteed an audition. Producer runs all aspects of this call. Equity audition procedures will not be in effect, and no Equity monitor will be provided. Prepare one song in the style of the show (1920s or 1930s inspired music, e.g. Ain't Misbehavin', Purlie, songs by the Gershwins, Irving Berlin and Cole Porter also work well). You must bring sheet music for your song; an accompanist will be provided. You will be given a short scene at the audition to read. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. There will be an invited dance call on a separate day.

'I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT...' – SEP. 7 & 8 – ORANGE - The Orange Players is casting its upcoming production of I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change!. Joe DiPietro, book & lyrics; Jimmy Roberts, music; Rehearsals begin ASAP; performs Nov. 5, 6, 12 & 13 in Orange CT. No pay provided. Seeking—Four to Eight Performers: male and female, early 20s-late 30s, highly versatile, with strong voices and comedic skills. Auditions held Sep. 7 & 8 from 7pm-9pm at High Plains Community Center (525 Orange Center Rd., Rt. 152, Orange CT). Prepare an uptempo comedic song showing voice and range. An accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. For questions, email loveperfectchange@hotmail.com. For more info, visit www.orangeplayers.net.

'GYPSY' – SEP. 7 & 8 – YONKERS - Actors Conservatory Theatre is casting the musical Gyspy. Rehearsals begin Sep. 15; runs Nov. 4-7 & 12-14 at Bryn Mawr Hall in Yonkers NY. No pay, but some travel compensation provided. Seeking—All Roles. Auditions held Sep. 7 from 7pm-9pm for children & 9pm-10:30pm for adults and Sep. 8 from 7pm-10:30pm at Actors Conservatory Theatre (20 Buckingham Rd., off Lockwood Ave., Yonkers NY; Directions: By train, take Metro North to Yonkers; taxis are available there. ACT will provide return transportation to Yonkers station). Bring sheet music, or sing from the Gypsy score. Dress comfortably. Callbacks held Sep. 9, 7pm-10:30pm. For a character breakdown, visit www.actshows.org. For more info, call 914/391-6558.

EQUITY, 'FOLLIES' – SEP. 7 & 8 – The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Washington DC) is casting Follies. Stephen Sondheim, score; James Goldman, book; Rehearsals begin April 5; runs May 7-June 5 with possible extension until June 19, 2011. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—Dancer/Singers: male and female, 20s-mid 30s, positions requires strong technique in all disciplines, including tap, must also be strong traditional musical theater singers, covers for principal roles could come from this ensemble, as well as featured characters including the young ghosts of Carlotta, Hattie, Solange, Stella, Deedee and Emily, seeking fresh, attractive people to play young characters, performers must be capable of acting, singing and dancing in various periods ranging from the 1920s to the 1970s; Female Dancers/Showgirls: 20s-30s, ghosts of the "Weissman Follies" girls, statuesque, elegant and beautiful, with beautiful, fit bodies, must be excellent dancers and be legit musical theatre singers, must be at least 5'8"; Singers Who Move Well: male and female, highly skilled legit musical theater singers in all vocal ranges, all must move well, principal covers could come from this ensemble, features to be pulled from this ensemble, include Young Carlotta, Young Hattie, Young Stella, Young Solange, Young Emily, Young Deedee, Young Theodore, Kevin and "Margie" and "Sally" Specialties, seeking fresh, attractive people to play young characters, performers must be capable of acting, singing and dancing in various periods ranging from the 1920s to the 1970s. Note: Performers of all ethnicities are strongly encouraged to attend. Producers are considering both New York and bona fide Washington DC area residents for this production. In order to be considered a bona fide Washington DC area resident, actors must legally reside within the Washington DC metropolitan area, which includes Baltimore and northern Virginia. Per Equity, actors may not relocate to the Washington DC area or change their address to the Washington DC area for the duration of this contract in order to be considered a bona fide Washington area resident. Equity chorus call held Sep. 7 at 10am for Equity male dancers who sing & 2pm for Equity female dancers who sing and Sep. 8 at 10am for Equity male singers who move well & 2pm for Equity female singers who move well at Pearl Studios NYC (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Dancers, be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Men, bring jazz and tap shoes. Women, bring jazz, character and tap shoes. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare two selections from traditional Broadway songs (ballad or uptempo) that show off range and reflect the style of the show. Singers, prepare 16 bars of a traditional Broadway song (ballad or uptempo) that shows off range and reflects the style of the show. No pop or rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

'ANDREW SISTERS: CHRISTMAS OF SWING' – SEP. 8 DEADLINE - Sierra Repertory Theatre is casting Andrew Sisters: Christmas of Swing, in which The Andrews Sisters celebrate a WWII Christmas. Rehearsals start Oct. 19. Performances run Nov. 5-Dec. 19 at the theatre in Sonora. Salary, travel, and lodging provided. Equity SPT Contract, Cat. 6+. Seeking—“Laverne Andrews:” oldest sister, 'mother' of the group, alto; Man #1: strong character actor/singer, comic, plays a variety of characters incl. Bud Abbot, Bing Crosby, Mrs. Roosevelt, various soldiers; Man #2: strong character actor/singer, comic, plays a variety of characters incl. Lou Costello, Danny Kaye, various soldiers. Note: All must be exceptional singer/actors and move well, expertise with tight harmonies a must. The roles of Maxene, Patty, and Vic are cast. Send pix & résumés by Sep. 8 to Sierra Rep, PO Box 3030, Sonora CA 95370 or email to artistic@sierrarep.org. For more info, visit www.sierrarep.org.

EQUITY, 'WHITE CHRISTMAS' – SEP. 8 DEADLINE - Sierra Repertory Theatre is casting White Christmas, Irving Berlin's holiday classic. Rehearsals start Sep. 28. Performances run Oct. 22-Dec. 18 at the theatre in Sonora. Salary, travel, and lodging provided. EMC points available if qualified. Equity SPT Contract, Category 6+. Seeking—“Bob Wallace:” late 20s to mid-30s, major singing star, guiding force behind partner act, born leader, occasional gruffness but deeply kind and principled, searching for true love, superb crooner who moves very well, baritone; “Phil Davis:” late 20s to mid-30s, fun loving, go-getter, clown, operator and ladies' man capable of scheming and deception to get what he wants, boyish charm and sex appeal, must be a strong jazz and tap dancer adept at comedy, bari-tenor; “Judy Haynes:” early 20s, younger, more ambitious, slightly scheming sister of Betty, wholesome and adorable, she is sexy and flirty, one that no man can resist, strong jazz and tap dancing, a major song and dance performer, strong belt; “Martha Watson:” late 40s to mid-60s, once a Broadway star, now housekeeper at inn, very dry, wry, wisecracking sense of humor, big-hearted, but completely unsentimental, character comedienne with strong belt. Note: The roles of Betty Hanes and General Waverly have been cast. Also seeking—Ensemble: males and females, 18-35, dancers, must be equally strong in ballroom, jazz, and tap, must sing very well, to play various roles, many speaking parts including Snoring man, Rita, Rhoda, and others. Send pix & résumés by Sep. 8 to Sierra Rep, PO Box 3030, Sonora, CA 95370 or email to artistic@sierrarep.org. For more info, visit www.sierrarep.org.

'AVENUE Q,' TOUR – SEP. 8 - Producer is casting the national and international tour of Avenue Q. Robert Lopez & Jeff Marx, music & lyrics; Jeff Whitty, book; Rehearsals begin late Oct.-late Nov. in NYC; runs in mid-Dec. for two weeks in Japan, and Jan.-April, 2011 throughout the U.S. $500 min./wk., plus $40 per diem, travel and accommodations provided. Seeking—Princeton/Rod: male, 20s, plays Princeton, sweet, charming, cute, sincere, has recently moved to Avenue Q, where he learns life lessons the hard way from puppets and humans alike, lovable and appealing, and Rod, closeted homosexual/conservative investment banker, trying to come to terms with his sexuality with the help of Nicky, his best friend and roommate, must be a strong singer-actor with great comedic timing and be able to sustain a high G comfortably; Nicky/Trekkie Monster/Bad Idea Bear: male, 20s-30s, plays Nicky, unemployed, 20-something, Rod's roommate, charming and undeniably cute, has no problems with Rod being gay, Trekkie Monster, lives on Avenue Q, odd monster with a big heart, has invested in the internet and is secretly a millionaire, and Bear, cute and charming little boy bear who, with the help of his counterpart, girl bear, is a very bad influence on Princeton, must be a strong singer-actor with great comedic timing and skill with different character voices, must be able to sing and sustain a high A comfortably; “Brian:” 20s-30s, chubby, laid-back, wannabe comedian, unemployed, good guy who everyone enjoys having around, married to Christmas Eve, who is constantly badgering him to get a job, must be a strong singer-actor with great comedic timing; “Gary Coleman:” played by a female, 20s-30s, African-American, former celebrity, now lives/works on Avenue Q, funny and sardonic, with a unique and vivid presence, has lived life, any physical type, strong singer-actress with great comedic timing, alto with a strong belt from a low D to a B flat; Kate Monster/Lucy T. Slut: female, 20-30, plays Kate Monster, kindergarten teaching assistant who dreams about eventually opening a school for monsters, may look sweet, put-together, and conservative, but has a very feisty and opinionated monster side, and Lucy T. Slut, vixenish vamp with a dangerous side, sings at a local café, star of "Girls Gone Wild" Parts 2, 5 & 7, sees other women as obstacles to men, must be a strong singer-actress with great comedic timing, mezzo soprano/belt that can comfortably sing up to a D in a pop voice; Mrs. T/Bad Idea Bear/Ensemble: female, 20s-30s, plays Mrs. T, old spinster teacher, bitter and conservative, Kate Monster's boss, Bad Idea Bear, cute and charming little girl bear who, with the help of her counterpart, boy bear, is a very bad influence on Princeton, any physical type, strong singer-actress with great comedic timing and skill with different character voices, mezzo-soprano/belt that can comfortably sing up to a D in a pop voice; “Christmas Eve:” female, 20s-30s, Asian, wants to be a therapist, lives on Avenue Q with her husband Brian, smart, blunt, and edgy, but also nurturing and kind, strong singer-actress with great comedic timing, must have a strong belt to an E-flat in the style of a torch song. Note: Strong puppeteer skills a plus but not necessary. Seeking roles and understudies. Auditions held Sep. 8 from 10am-6pm at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 5^th fl., NYC). Men will be seen in the morning; sign-in for men runs 9am-11am. Women will be seen in the afternoon; sign-in for women runs 12noon-2pm. Typing may occur. Prepare 16 bars of your choice that shows off range. Sing from the show or prepare contemporary musical theater with a pop flair. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Callbacks will be held throughout September.

EQUITY, 'MARY POPPINS,' B'WAY – SEP. 8 - Producers are casting possible future replacements for the Broadway and national touring companies of Mary Poppins, based on the stories of P.L. Travers and the Walt Disney film. Richard M. Sherman & Robert B. Sherman, original music & lyrics; George Stiles & Anthony Drewe, new songs & additional music & lyrics; Julian Fellowes, book. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—“Mary Poppins:” mid 20s-30s, mezzo soprano with a strong top, must be able to dance well, British accent, neat and tidy, delightfully vain, very particular and sharp, strange and extraordinary, sometimes brightening but at the same time exciting, practically perfect in every way, always means exactly what she says; “Bert:” 30s, baritone to G, manly but warm, cockney accent, inexplicably has a variety of occupations—match man, pavement painter, chimney sweep, hurdy gurdy player, a friend of Mary Poppins who is always nearby to watch the children and observe the goings on in Cherry Tree Lane, a song and dance man, excellent tap dancer; “Mr. George Banks:” early 40s, baritone, senior bank clerk by name, nature and occupation, believes, however, wrong he may be, that he had the perfect childhood, rules with an iron fist but his emotional armour is concealing a sensitive soul, is a pipe and slippers man who doesn't have much to do with his children, absent-minded, always losing his possessions, likes things just so even though money is always tight for a salaried man; “Mrs. Winifred Banks:” 30s, mezzo soprano, very busy trying to live up to her husband's desire to only associate with the best people, a loving but distracted mother, is overwhelmed by the conflict between her desire to please her husband and children and the contradictory suspicion that she's both not up to the job and worth more; “Jane Banks:” 11, pretty and attractive, exuberant but willful, occasionally inclined to snobbishness, maximum height 58"; “Michael Banks:” 9, cute and cheeky, excitable, naughty, adores his father and tries to be like him, maximum height 56"; “Mrs. Brill:” 50s, alto, the housekeeper, always complaining that the house is understaffed, most of the time her intimidating exterior barely masks the warmth underneath, big, bosomy and harassed, barks rather than speaks, doesn't have a high opinion of nannies in general and Mary Poppins in particular; “Miss Andrew:” 40s-50s, soprano with alto belt, George's old nanny, overbearing lady with a huge trumpeting voice, beak nosed, grim mouthed, small peering be-spectacled eyes, a bully who only knows one way of doing things—her way; “Robertson Ay:” early 20s, tenor, the house boy to the Banks family, lazy, sleepy and grumbling, never gets things right so he believes himself to be useless; “The Birdwoman:” 50s, covered in patchwork of old shawls, her pockets are stuffed with bags of crumbs for the birds, sings "Feed the Birds"; Admiral Boom/Chairman: 50s, baritone, retired, a physically large man who has a loud and booming voice, speaks in navy jargon, also plays Chairman, an Edwardian stuffed shirt, head of the bank. Note: This production will use smoke and haze in accordance with guidelines established with Equity. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 8 from 10am-1:30pm & 2pm-5:30pm at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl.., NYC). Prepare a contemporary musical theater song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'NINETEEN SECRETS' – SEP. 8 & 9 - Sacred Ground Productions LLC is casting a staged reading with music of Nineteen Secrets, a play about the life of Harriet Tubman. Staged reading held Oct. 22 & 23 in NYC. Some pay provided. Equity Staged Reading Guidelines. Seeking—Male Singer-Actors: 20s-40s, African-American, to play various roles, strong singer-actors. Auditions held Sep. 8 & 9. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés and video (if possible) to Cynthia Stephens at sacredgroundproductions@gmail.com. Include the best number to reach you.

DRAMATIC GOSPEL MUSICAL – SEP. 8 & 11 - TCA Productions, Inc. is casting a dramatic gospel musical. Producer's statement: "Simply said, this is not your typical gospel play, its real-life storyline jumps off the pages, it's cutting-edge and way ahead of its time. Live the life of this African-American suburban family; experience their trials and tribulations and how they must learn to lean on their faith to get them through." Taryn C. Atkins, prod.-writer-dir. Rehearsals begin Nov. 4, Mon. & Wed., 5pm-10pm and two Saturdays per month, 11am-4pm (rehearsal times will be extended closer to performance dates); runs for 7-12 performances March 2011 at the Marion Anderson Theatre in CCNY's Aaron Davis Hall, NYC. Rehearsals are held in Manhattan near all trains. Some pay provided. Seeking—Performers: male and female, 18-49, all ethnicities, dedicated, passionate and professional, no flakes. Note: Training from the Conservatory Theatre at the American Academy of Dramatic Arts or New York Conservatory for Dramatic Arts a plus. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 8 from 10am-8pm and Sep. 11 from 10am-5pm in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & resumes to mmcastingdir@tcaproductionsinc.com. Callbacks held Sep. 15, 10am-8pm; final callbacks held Sep. 18, 10am-5pm. Paperwork is due Oct. 9, after which performers have three weeks to be off book.

EQUITY, 'PETER PAN' – SEP. 10 DEADLINE f/SEP. 14 & 15 - Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Montgomery AL) is casting Peter Pan. James M. Barrie, writer; Mark Charlap, music; Carolyn Leigh, lyrics; Betty Comden & Adolph Green, additional lyrics. Rehearsals begin Oct. 22; runs Nov. 21-Dec. 31 in Montgomery AL. $696 min./wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—“Peter Pan:” female, 20s, the boy who never grew up, stubborn, but with a sense of humor, leader of the Lost Boys, seeking actress with strong mezzo from low G to C, who is athletic with considerable physical strength, is not afraid of heights and is capable of playing a teenage boy, British dialect; “Wendy:” female, 18-25, bright, intelligent girl who loves the idea of being a mother, but is just as adventurous as her brothers, seeking an actress capable of playing in her teens, mezzo to C, British dialect; “Mrs. Darling:” 30s-40s, the almost-perfect mother to Wendy, Michael and John, her good nature shines forth always, but her smile is never fixed, also an idealized turn-of-the-century trophy wife to a somewhat tiresome older husband, upper middle class English gentlewoman, soprano; “Smee:” male, 40-60, hook's first-in-command and constant companion, strong character actor, character singing baritone to F, strong character dancing required, actor may understudy Captain Hook; “Tiger Lily:” female, 18-30, performers of Native American descent are especially encouraged to submit, leader of a band of Native Americans who inhabit Neverland, along with the Lost Boys and Pirates, must sing and be an extremely strong dancer, doubles as the Darlings' maid, Liza (working-class British dialect); Lost Boys (Slightly, Tootles, Nibs, Curly, Twin 1 and Twin 2): male and female, 18-30, teenage members of Peter's band, dancers of all ethnicities, must sing, dance and have a great sense of humor, ideally 5'6" and under, tumbling skills a plus. Note: Read the descriptions carefully and submit only if you are "right" for one or more roles and are available throughout the contract dates. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 14 & 15 in NYC. To schedule an appointment, mail or messenger pix & résumés to Elissa Myers Casting, Attn: Peter Pan, 250 W. 54^th St., 10^th fl., NYC 10019. Deadline to submit is Sep. 10. Seeking submissions from Equity members only.

'IOLANTHE' – SEP. 10-12 & 14 - The Village Light Opera Group (VLOG) is casting its production of Iolanthe, a "lighter-than-air" comedy featuring fairies, mayhem, and wry (and peculiarly current) political commentary. The production will kick off VLOG's 75th anniversary season. Read-through and kick-off party will be held Sep. 19 at 3pm; performs Nov. 19, Nov. 20 (matinee & evening performances), and Nov. 21 (matinee) at the Michael Schimmel Theater at Pace University in NYC. $35 membership fee required if cast. No pay provided. Nonunion. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions held Sep. 10 from 6pm-9pm; Sep. 11 from 3pm-7pm; Sep. 12 from 1pm-4pm; and Sep. 14 from 7pm-9pm at the Dewar Center (65 Leonard St., NYC). Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Prepare a two-minute song in English; an accompanist will be provided. For more info and character breakdown, email vlogauditions@gmail.com. Callbacks held Sep. 15, 7pm-9pm.

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.

'ANNIE' – SEP. 11 & 12 – WESTCHESTER - Producer is casting Annie, the musical. Rehearsals start Sep. 15. Performances run Nov. 5-Dec. 11 at the Westchester Playhouse. No pay. Seeking—“Daddy Warbucks:” 40s-50s, wealthy, warm-hearted businessman, baritone; “Annie:” 10-11, spunky, full of hope, must be comfortable with dogs, this character will have an understudy who will be given one performance on agreed-upon date, big belter, mezzo soprano; “Miss Hannigan:” 30s-50s, brazen, scheming orphanage director, mezzo soprano; “Grace Farrell:” late 20s-30s, attractive and elegant secretary to Daddy Warbucks, able to sing and move well, soprano; “Rooster:” 20s-30s, slick, no-good brother of Miss Hannigan, able to sing and dance well, baritone; “Lily St. Regis:” 20s-early 30s, pretty and dim-witted, Rooster's floozy girlfriend, able to sing and dance well, soprano; “Franklin D. Roosevelt:” 50s-60s, President of the United States, baritone; “Molly:” girl, 6, orphan, must be strong singer and able to move well; “Kate:” girl, 7, orphan, must be strong singer and able to move well; “Tessie:” girl, 10, cry-baby, orphan, must be strong singer and able to move well; “Pepper:” girl, 12, toughest orphan, must be strong singer and able to move well; “July:” girl, 13, quietest orphan, must be strong singer and able to move well; “Duffy:” girl, 13, biggest orphan, must be strong singer and able to move well; Ensemble: males and females, to play multiple roles including: Bundles (laundry man), Apple Seller, Dog Catcher, Hooverville Denizens, Warbucks Servants, Bert Healy, Boylan Sisters, Roosevelt Cabinet Members. Auditions held Sep. 11 from 10am-1pm for children only & 2pm-4pm for both children and adults and Sep. 12 from 6pm-9pm for both children and adults at the playhouse (8301 Hindry Ave., Westchester). Prepare to sing 32 bars of a song (from the show is fine), read from the script, and learn a short dance routine. Bring pix & résumés. For more info, call 310/798-7932.

'WHITE CHRISTMAS' – SEP. 11 & 12 – NEW BRAUNFELS - New Braunfels Theatre Company is casting White Christmas, the holiday musical. Rehearses Sep. 5-Dec. 1, Sun. afternoons and Tues. & Thurs. evenings; runs Dec. 3-12 in New Braunfels TX. No pay. Seeking—“Bob Wallace:” baritone, late 20s-early 40s, a superb singer with a crooning style who moves very well; “Phil Davis:” baritenor, 20s to mid-30s, must have excellent jazz & tap skills, and strong comedic timing; “Betty Haynes:” mezzo soprano, to play mid-20s to early 30s, warm vocalist who can move well; “Judy Haynes:” alto, early 20s, must have strong jazz & tap dancing skills, a major song and dance performer; “Ralph Sheldrake:” baritone, mid- to late 30s; Rita & Rhoda: mid-20s to early 30s, comical character voices necessary, strong comedic timing; Featured Vocal Ensemble: males and females, strong, skilled vocalists, some of which will have featured solos in company numbers. Note: All child roles have been cast. Auditions held Sep. 11 & 12 at 3pm-5pm for singers/open call at 1109 N. Walnut Ave. New Braunfels TX (Entrance is to the right-rear of the ERA Lee Edwards Realty building). Not all performers will be called for every rehearsal, so you must indicate all conflicts on the registration form. Vocalists must prepare 16 bars of a song that shows range. For more info, call 210/475-3205, email pippinaced@hotmail.com, or visit www.newbraunfelstheatreco.org.

'PUTTING IT TOGETHER' – SEP. 11 & 13 – PACIFIC PALISADES - Theatre Palisades is casting Putting it Together, Stephen Sondheim's musical. Performances run Nov. 5-Dec. 12. No pay. Seeking—Man #1: 40s-50s, baritone range; Man #2: 20s-30s, tenor range; Man #3: narrator, any age, baritone/tenor range; Woman #1: 40s-50s, alto range; Woman #2: 20s-30s, soprano range, but with a good mid-belt; Woman #3: narrator, any age, mezzo range. Note: Strong actor/singers required. Detailed character breakdown available at www.theatrepalisades.com. Auditions held Sep. 11 from 11am-3pm and Sep. 13 from 7pm-9:30pm at Theatre Palisades (941 Temescal Canyon Rd., Pacific Palisades CA). No appointment necessary. Prepare 32 bars each of two contrasting songs, preferably by Sondheim.

KIDS, ‘A CHRISTMAS CAROL’ – SEP. 12 – CHICAGO - The Goodman Theatre is casting children for Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol. Rehearsals begin Oct. 26; runs Nov. 19-Dec. 31 at the Goodman Theatre in Chicago IL. Some pay. Seeking—Children: boys and girls, 5-17 years old. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 12 from 10am-2pm at the Goodman Theatre (170 N. Dearborn, Chicago IL). To schedule an audition appointment, email casting@goodmanttheatre.org. Prepare a one-minute poem or monologue, and one verse of a song (preferably a holiday song), to be sung without accompaniment. Bring pix and resumes.

'HOW THE GRINCH STOLE CHRISTMAS,' TOUR – SEP. 13 - Big League Productions, Inc. is casting the national tour of How the Grinch Stole Christmas. Jack O'Brien, creator; Mel Marvin, music; Timothy Mason, book & lyrics; Rehearsals begin early Oct.; tours Nov. 9-Jan. 2, 2011 (all engagements are full or multiple weeks, including 3 weeks in Toronto, Canada). Pay provided. Seeking—“Grandpa Who:” male, mid-40s to 50s, any ethnicity, the eldest of the family, comically hard of hearing, not unlike Grandpa Simpson, needs a strong character baritone singing voice, principal; “Grandma Who:” female, mid-40s to 50s, any ethnicity, loving, has the ear of the children and the patience to calm them, needs a strong character mezzo singing voice, principal. Note: All other roles are CAST. Producers are only seeking nonunion performers who are 40+ for these roles. Auditions held Sep. 13 at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Sign-in begins at 9am. Prepare 16 bars of a comic musical theater song. Bring your book of songs. Be prepared to stay. There will be a movement call; bring comfortable clothes to move in. Women, bring character shoes with a heel. Callbacks will be held the same day. No children or young adults will be seen. Typing will take place; if you are too young, you will be typed out. If you have scheduling conflicts or for more information, email Alison Franck at GrinchCasting2010@gmail.com. Only inquiries regarding the roles of Grandpa Who and Grandma Who will receive a response.

EQUITY, 'PETER PAN,' SINGERS – SEP. 13 - Alabama Shakespeare Festival (Montgomery AL) is casting Peter Pan, based on the play by James M. Barrie. Mark Charlap, music; Carolyn Leigh, lyrics; Betty Comden & Adolph Green, additional lyrics; Rehearsals begin Oct. 22; runs Nov. 21–Dec. 31. Production rehearses and performs in Montgomery AL. Current salary: $696 min./wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—Ensemble Dancers Who Sing: male and female, all ethnicities, dancer-singers for featured ensemble parts including Pirates (Mullins, Starkey, Cecco, Noodler & Jukes), a sorry lot of misfits from varying ethnic backgrounds, performers should be fight-trained as well as strong dancers and singers, some will double as Indians. Also seeking principals—“Tiger Lily:” female, performers of Native American descent especially encouraged, leader of a band of Indians who inhabit Neverland, along with the Lost Boys and Pirates, must sing, and must be an extremely strong dancer, performer doubles as the Darlings' maid, Liza; “Smee:” male, any ethnicity, strong character actor, Hook's first-in-command and constant companion, character-singing baritone to F, character voice and character dancing required; Lost Boys (Slightly, Tootles, Nibs, Curly, Twin1 & Twin 2): theater is also open to casting women in these roles, any ethnicity, teenage members of Peter's band, must sing, dance, and have a great sense of humor, tumbling skills a plus. Equity chorus call held Sept. 13 at 11:30am for male dancers who sing well & 3:30pm for female dancers who sing well at Ripley-Grier Studios (520 8^th Ave., between 36^th & 37^th Sts., 16^th fl., NYC). No calls to the theater. Be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Wear comfortable dance clothes and non-heeled jazz shoes. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare 16 bars of a song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'ANNIE' – SEP. 13 - The Fireside Theatre (Fort Atkinson WI) is casting Annie. Charles Strouse, music; Martin Charnin, lyrics; Thomas Meehan, book; Rehearsals begin Feb. 14, 2011 in WI; runs March 3-May 1, 2011 in Fort Atkinson WI. $525 min./wk. Equity Fireside Dinner Theatre Agreement. Seeking—“Daddy Warbucks:” 30s-40s, commanding presence, attractive, stoic with a big heart, strong baritone voice, actor playing this role must shave his head; “Miss Hannigan:” 30s-40s, long-suffering, self-pitying caretaker of a bunch of rambunctious orphans including Annie, good singing voice, must move well, comedic character woman; “Rooster Hannigan:” 30s, weasely younger brother of Miss Hannigan, small time con man, oily charm, must sing and move very well, comedic character; “Grace Farrell:” 20s-30s, private secretary to Warbucks, lovely leading lady with strong mezzo voice, elegant and warm; “Lily St. Regis:” 20s, stereotypical gun moll of the '30s, brash, sexy, must sing and move well, must handle comedy; “Bert Healy:” 20s-30s, self-important radio variety host, unctuous charm, must sing well; “FDR:” 40s-50s, wheelchair-bound president of the U.S., must do a credible imitation of Franklin Roosevelt. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 13 from 10am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-6pm at Nola Studios (250 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., NYC). Prepare a song in the style of the show; singing from the show is fine. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

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.

EQUITY, 'FOLLIES' – SEP. 13-15 - The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts (Washington DC) is casting Follies. Stephen Sondheim, score; James Goldman, book; Rehearsals begin April 5; runs May 7-June 5 with possible extension until June 19, 2011. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—“Phyllis Rogers Stone:” late 40s-50s, once a Weismann Follies girl from the wrong side of the tracks, now a high-society wife and hostess, sophisticated, intelligent, superior, her caustic wit and blasé, seen-it-all exterior hide a deep seated rage and disappointment at the emptiness of her marriage and life, beautiful, elegant, extremely well-cared for, tin and toned, nothing left to chance, alto with strong mix; “Young Sally:” 20s, emotional and naïve, unrealistically romantic, already in love with Ben and willing to devote her life to him, thinks with her heart and not her head, petite, pert, attractive, solid fresh mix with a strong chest and head voice, fresh appealing young sound; “Young Buddy:” 20s, fun-loving, generous with his friends, easygoing, in love with Sally, and although he already knows she's been unfaithful, he still believes his love will triumph, young, character song-and-dance man, not classically handsome, but hugely appealing, baritone; “Young Phyllis:” 20s, open and loving, from the wrong side of the tracks, but determined to become cultured and sophisticated in order to be a good wife to Ben, fun, smart, determined, tall, great bones—doesn't have to be as classically elegant or gorgeous as her older self, solid, fresh mix; “Young Ben:” 20s, ambitious and driven, already obsessed with becoming wealthy and successful, and convinced that this will be the path to happiness, already cheating on Phyllis and looking for the next, best thing, whatever it is, tall, handsome, masculine, irresistible, baritone; “Carlotta Campion:” 50s-60s, former Weisman Follies girl, went on to become a movie star, has now aged into a b-level celebrity with her own TV series, glamorous, still larger than life, wise, sexy, caustic, funny, has been around the block more than a few times, but has never lost her sense of humor, sings "I'm Still Here," must move well, classic Broadway belt with range and stamina; “Solange La Fitte:” late 60s-early 70s, star of the Follies who turned herself and her Frenchness into a brand, a perfume maven, everything about her is a little bit too much, including her style and accent, sings "Ah, Paris," in good shape, must move well, a character, strong character belt with solid low range; “Hattie Walker:” 60s, once and always a Broadway baby, lives life to its fullest, married five times, grandmother who has spent a lifetime in the theater and still knows how to land a number as well as a husband, sings "Broadway Baby," strong, brassy belt voice with very solid low range; “Heidi Schiller:” 70s, German, once a great soprano for whom famous composers wrote, aging and lost in memory, sings "One More Kiss," legit soprano to F; “Stella Deems:” 50s-60s, brassy and brash, once part of a song-and-dance team with her husband, but is happily retired from showbiz, sings "Who's That Woman," strong belt with very solid low range; “Max Deems:” 50s-60s, once a song-and-dance team with wife Stella, now happily retired in Florida, must move well and have strong legit theater voice; “Emily Whitman:” 60s, once part of a Follies song-and-dance team with husband Theodore, now owns a dance school, still pert and perky, a little dotty, sings "Rain on the Roof," requires an excellent partner dancer, alto; “Theodore Whitman:” 60s, once part of a Follies song-and-dance team with wife Emily, now owns a dance school, sings "Rain on the Roof," requires an excellent partner dancer, light, charming baritone; “Roscoe;” 50s-60s, sings "Beautiful Girls," legit tenor (in the "Ziegfeld style") to high, sustained A; “Young Heidi:” 20s, great opera soprano, still an ingénue, sings "One More Kiss," elegant, beautiful, embodiment of an age of grace and art, lyric coloratura legit soprano to A; “Dee Dee West:” 40s-50s, former Follies girl, must move well and have strong, legit theater voice; “Sandra Crane:” 40s-50s, former Follies girl, must move well and have strong, legit theater voice. The following roles are CAST; performers will be considered as possible replacements—“Sally Durant Plummer:” late 40s-50s, former Weismann Follies girl, living a sheltered suburban life, on the surface is warm, charming and open—underneath, is highly emotional, childish and fragile, clinging to fantasy, mentally unstable, possibly manic depressive, alcoholic, physically petite and attractive, requires a terrific singer with a strong compelling belt, comfortable mix and lush soprano up to G; “Buddy Plummer:” late 40s-50s, traveling salesman who lives up to his first name, kind, brash, crass, friendly, always ready with a joke, everybody's buddy, serial cheater, always looking for what he can't get from his wife, still deeply in love with Sally, tortured by her instability and the fact that she continues to love another man, none of the affairs satisfy, a realist, charming, rough around the edges, deeply appealing and still redeemable, great song and dance man, vaudevillian who moves or dances very well, a sparkplug, baritone; “Ben Stone:” late 40s-50s, wealthy, celebrated politician, foundation president and author, at the height of his success and prowess, smart, suave, cultured, elegant, attractive, wanted by everyone but feels nothing, secretly loathes himself, classically handsome, tall, masculine and charismatic, lyric baritone. Note: Performers of all ethnicities are strongly encouraged to attend. Producers are considering both New York and bona fide Washington DC area residents for this production. In order to be considered a bona fide Washington DC area resident, actors must legally reside within the Washington DC metropolitan area, which includes Baltimore and northern Virginia. Per Equity, actors may not relocate to the Washington DC area or change their address to the Washington DC area for the duration of this contract in order to be considered a bona fide Washington area resident. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 13-15 from 10am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-6pm (all three days) at Pearl Studios NYC (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Prepare a brief, traditional Broadway song (ballad or uptempo) that shows off range and reflects the style of the show. No pop or rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'HOW TO SUCCEED...,' B'WAY – SEP. 13 & 20 - Tara Rubin Casting is casting How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying. Frank Loesser, score; Abe Burrows, Jack Weinstock, and Willie Gilbert, book; Rehearsals begin Jan. 2011; first preview Feb. 26, 2011; opens March 27, 2011 on Broadway in NYC. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Broadway/Production Contract. Seeking—Ensemble: male and female, excellent singers and excellent dancer-singers, all types and vocal ranges. Equity chorus calls held Sep. 13 at 10am for male singers & 2pm for female singers and Sep. 20 at 10am for male dancers who sing & 2pm for female dancers who sing at Pearl Studios NYC (500 8^th Ave., 12^th fl., NYC). Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Singers, prepare 16 bars of a traditional musical comedy song; no pop or rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Dancers who sing, be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Women, bring tap shoes and character heels. Men, bring flat dance sneakers or character shoes, and tap shoes. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare 16 bars of a traditional musical comedy song; no pop or rock. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided.

EQUITY, 'MUSICAL HEALTH SHOW,' TOUR – SEP. 14 - Slim Goodbody Productions is casting The Musical Health Show, an educational musical. John Burstein, creator-pres.-prod.; Rehearsals begin late Sep. in Maine; tour begins Oct. 2010 and runs for 20+ weeks (with unpaid hiatus for holidays, limited out of town travel, and most weekends off). Professional pay provided; producer states that job pays "well above Equity scale." Equity TYA Contract. Seeking—Male Singer-Actor: 18-30s, who is physically fit and moves very well, must feel comfortable performing for children, valid driver's license required. Note: Actor will also be signed on as Assistant Stage Manager. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 14 from 9am-3pm at Simple Studios (134 W. 29^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of an uptempo song and 16 bars of a ballad. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. In addition, prepare a one-minute child-friendly monologue. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together; references are also helpful.

EQUITY, 'SLIM GOODBODY,' TOUR – SEP. 14 - Slim Goodbody Productions (Lincolnville Center ME) is casting Slim Goodbody, a one-man musical for young audiences. Rehearsals begin late Sep. 2010; East Coast tour begins Oct. 2010 and runs for 20+ weeks (with most weekends off, limited out-of-town travel, and unpaid holiday hiatus). Producer states that job pays "well above Equity scale." Equity TYA Contract. Seeking—“Slim Goodbody:” male, 18-30s, singer-actor who is physically fit and moves very well, must feel comfortable performing for children, valid driver's license required. Note: There is a lot of audience participation, and kids come up on stage. The show has numerous songs and uses multimedia visual effects. Equity principal auditions held Sep. 14 from 9am-3pm at Simple Studios (134 W. 29^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare 16 bars of an uptempo song and 16 bars of a ballad. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. In addition, prepare a one-minute child-friendly monologue. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together; references are also helpful. Callbacks held Sep. 15. If unable to attend, email pix & résumés to jonathan@slimgoodbody.com. For more info and pictures of the character, visit www.slimgoodbody.com.

EQUITY, 'MEMPHIS,' B'WAY – SEP. 14 - Junkyard Dog Productions is casting the Broadway production of Memphis. David Bryan, music & lyrics; Joe DiPietro, book & lyrics. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—Ensemble Singers: male and female, 20s-40s, all ethnicities, to play various ensemble characters and understudy principal roles, must be excellent singers in different styles (R&B, pop/rock). Ensemble members will understudy the following principal roles—“Huey:” male, 20s-30s, Caucasian, tenor with a great fell for pop/rock/R&B styles, the frenzied, bombastic, motor-mouthed hero who talks his way into becoming a DJ at a local "white" radio station, ignores race barriers and eventually falls in love with Felicia, a talented black singer, which causes a whole new set of problems for Huey in segregated Memphis; “Felicia:” female, 20s-30s, African-American, high R&B belt voice, beautiful, wide-eyed, and a fiercely gifted singer, follows her heart and falls in love with Huey, despite knowing deep down that a relationship between a white man and a black woman in prejudiced Memphis is doomed; “Delray:” male, 30s-40s, African-American, bari-tenor with a great pop/rock/R&B voice, Felicia's older brother who owns the club on Beale Street where she sings, realistic, cautious, protective, aware of the realities of the segregation that exists in Memphis and the world beyond; “Gladys:” female, 40s-60s, Caucasian, strong singer with alto-belt mix, excellent actor with comic skills, Huey's stern, traditional blue-collar, southern mother, has worked her entire life to be able to support herself and her son, who she loves but about whom she constantly worries; “Gator:” male, 20s-30s, African-American, great R&B bari-tenor, works as a bartender at Delray's, hasn't spoken since age 5, when he saw his father killed, as the story progresses, he finds his voice again, must be an excellent actor and singer, comic timing a plus; “Mr. Simmons:” male, 40s-60s, Caucasian, role requires great actor who is comfortable with a small amount of singing, the conservative owner of the radio station where Huey gets his start, the strong, southern, commanding business man becomes willing to take a chance on Huey when he realizes the audience Huey reaches and the money he can command; “Bobby:” male, 30s-40s, African-American, great gospel voice, the janitor at Mr. Simmons's radio station, full of personality and heart, needs an actor who is comfortable with physicality as he has a dance break in his show-stopping number "Big Love," comic skills a plus. Equity chorus call held Sep. 14 at 10:30am 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/rock or R&B song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

KIDS, 'CHILDREN OF EDEN' – SEP. 14 & 15 - Kidz Theater, a professional development company for professional kids and teens (as well as those who are looking to build a professional career), is casting its fall musical Children of Eden. Kidz Theater was the recipient of 16 National Youth Theater Awards, including the honor of Outstanding Production for its Summer 2009 production of Ragtime. Rehearsals begin Oct. 3 (Fri., 6pm-9pm & Sat., 12noon-8pm); tech rehearsals and performances run Nov. 30-Dec. 12. No fees required. No pay provided. Seeking—All Roles: boys and girls, 8-18 (real age), seeking exceptional singers and actors with excellent harmony skills. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 14 & 15. To schedule an appointment and for a complete list of available roles, visit www.kidztheater.org and select "Auditions." Callbacks held Sep. 17-19. For questions, email Kristen Caesar, Artistic Director, at kidztheater@aol.com.

EQUITY, 'ANNIE' – SEP. 14 & 15 - The Fireside Theatre (Fort Atkinson WI) is casting Annie. Charles Strouse, music; Martin Charnin, lyrics; Thomas Meehan, book; Rehearsals begin Feb. 14, 2011 in WI; runs March 3-May 1, 2011 in Fort Atkinson WI. $525 min./wk. Equity Fireside Dinner Theatre Agreement. Seeking—Ensemble Singers: singers who move and act well; Ensemble Dancers who Sing: dancers who sing and act well. Note: All physical types and ethnicities welcome. Some ensemble members will cover principal roles. Equity chorus call held Sep. 14 at 10am for male singers who move well & 2pm for female singers who move well and Sep. 15 at 10am for male dancers who sing/act well & 2pm for female dancers who sing/act well at Nola Studios (250 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., NYC). Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Singers, prepare 16 bars of music; singing from the show is fine. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Some may be asked to stay and do a movement combination after all have sung. Dancers, be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Bring character shoes. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare 16 bars of music; singing from the show is fine.

EQUITY, 'DANGEROUS BEAUTY' – MID-SEP. - Pasadena Playhouse (Pasadena CA) is casting Dangerous Beauty. Jeannine Dominy, book; Michele Brourman, music; Amanda McBroom, lyrics; Rehearsals begin Dec. 27 in Pasadena; runs Feb. 1-March 13, 2011 (with the potential for an up to 4-week extension). $750 min./wk. Equity LORT B Contract. Seeking—“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 has left her impoverished, shrewd, pragmatic, opportunist, a survivor, can be calculating, but her machinations are always for making a better life for Veronica, F2-C4, mature alto, principal role; “Marco Venier:” male, mid-to-late 20s, 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, handsome, masculine, heroic, romantic, B-flat1-F#3, baritenor, leaning baritone, principal role; “Maffio Venier:” male, mid-to-late 20s, Marco's bastard cousin, literally and figuratively the "poor relation" and black sheep of the family, 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, 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 (with C4 falsetto), "rock-pop" voice, principal role; “Domenico Venier:” late 40s-60s, Marco and Maffio's uncle, a celebrated poet laureate and mentor to young aspiring writers, and early and ardent supporter of Veronica's writing who is instrumental in getting her published and her career started, wise, respected, beloved, has a crippled leg requiring he walk with a cane, has a clever, kind face that masks a melancholy heart, B-flat1-E3, baritone, principal role. Note: All voices should be more "pop" than "legit." Some specific characters might have traces of legit in their sound, and some may have traces of rock in their sound, as indicated in the breakdown. Auditions held by appointment only mid-Sep. in NYC. To schedule an appointment, send pix & résumés to Howard Cherpakov Casting, 150 W. 28^th St. #701, NYC 10001. Include "Attn: Dangerous Beauty/NYC appointments—AEA Member" on the outside of the envelope. Specify what role(s) you are interested in.

EQUITY, 'MUSICALS TONIGHT!' – SEP. 15 - Mel Miller is casting Musicals Tonight!. Series includes: Panama Hattie (Cole Porter, writer. Runs Oct. 12-23) and Three Wishes for Jamie (Charles O'Neal, writer; runs Oct. 26-Nov. 6). Each production rehearses for two weeks just prior to opening at ART/NY, 520 Eighth Ave., 3rd fl., NYC (evenings during the week and days on the weekends); runs at the McGinn/Cazale Theatre in NYC. 2009-10 stipend: $606, current level pending. Equity Seasonal Showcase Code.
   For Panama Hattie seeking—“Hattie Maloney:” 30s, brassy, earthy, heart of gold, Ethel Merman role, belter to a D; “Geraldine Bullett:” under 12, the "little" girl Hattie seeks to win over, boarding school attitudes, vulnerable but tries to hide it, alto; “Nick Bullett:” 30s, hard-working engineer-type and reluctant absent father, knows getting Hattie depends on wooing Jerry, baritone to an E; Skat Briggs, Windy Deegan, Woozy Hogan: sailors/CBSs on the S.S. Idaho/South Pacific types, all shapes and sizes, a mix of bass, baritone and tenor; “Florrie:” 30s, Hattie's friend, similar attitude, similar characteristics—Betty Hutton role, character singer to C; “Mac:” ageless, grizzled local bartender, character baritone; “Vivian Budd:” English butler/valet/nanny, chaperones and cares for Jerry, figure of fun, nicknamed "Storky," character voice. The roles below have significant acting "beats" but can be drawn from a relatively wide vocal range—“Leila Tree:” 20, admiral's daughter, somewhat stiff/proper; “Mildred Hunter:” comparable in age and style, but she's a spy; “Kitty-Belle Randolph:” comparable to the two above but her father runs the Canal Zone; “Whitney Randolph:” old enough to be Kitty-Belle's dad, pompous, proper, Nick's boss; “Mrs. Gonzales:” young enough to have a young child, may be from ensemble; “Chiquita:” local "hot tamale," Carmen Miranda-type.
   For Three Wishes for Jamie seeking—“Jamie McRuin:” 20s-30s, traditional leading man-type, hard-working but a dreamer—John Raitt role, tenor or very high baritone—legit, not pop sound; “Owen Roe Tavish:” 50+, charming/blarney thrower, heart of gold, character baritone (Bert Wheeler had a very bright, forward sound); “Maeve Harrigan:” 20s-30s, Irish, pretty/spunky—Anne Jeffrey's role, soprano, legit sound, but not very high, strong midrange; “Tirsa Shanahan:” 20s-30s, ungainly unattractive girl everyone leaves behind, not a cartoon but can be laughed at and taken seriously—Charlotte Rae role, soprano; “Tim Shanahan:” 40s-50s, her father, relatively prosperous, hard-worker who wants his girl married almost more than anything, mature legit baritone or bass baritone. The following roles have significant acting "beats" but can be drawn from a relatively wide vocal range—“Shiel Harrigan:” 40s-50s, Maeve's father and strong/silent community leader; “Power O'Malley:” 30s-40s, the first of the extended family in the "new world"; Dennis O'Ryan: 20s-30s, hot-tempered, rejected suitor of Maeve; Bridgie Quinn/Aunt Bid: 40s-50s, these women are so similar we might write them as cousins, the former appears only in Ii, the later in all of Act II, spinsters but loyal, loving family/clan members; Randal Devlin: 20s-30s, rejected suitor of Maeve; Father Kerrigan: 40s-50s, the Atlanta priest that tends to all spiritual needs; Kevin McRuin: 8-10, the adopted son of Jamie/Maeve, will have to speak in Gaelic; Sheriff Haines: any age, can come from the ensemble; Kate McRuin: the hard-working sister Jamie leaves behind, can probably come from ensemble; Jess Proddy: 30s, the absent father of Kevin.
   Equity principal auditions held Sep. 15 from 9:30am-1pm & 2pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief traditional song, a la Cole Porter, George Gershwin, Irving Berlin, etc. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'JOSEPH AND THE AMAZING...' – SEP. 15 – BRIDGEPORT - Downtown Cabaret Theatre is casting Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat. Rehearses Nov. 1-13, Mon.-Sat., 5pm-10pm (times tentative); tech week runs Nov. 15-18, 1pm-10pm. Performances run Nov. 19-Dec. 19 (Thu. TBA, Fri. at 7:30pm, Sat. at 5:30pm & 8:30pm, and Sun. at 5:30pm) with a special New Year's Eve show Dec. 31 at 8pm in Bridgeport CT. Up to three Equity Guest Artist contracts available. Equity Guest Artist Contract, approval pending. Seeking—“Narrator:” male or female, up-to-date rock and roll icon; “Joseph:” male, strong tenor; “Jacob:” male, strong bass, doubles as Pharoah; “Potiphar:” male, character role; “Potiphar's Wife:” female, character role, dancer; “Pharaoh:” male, rock star, doubles as Jacob; “Butler:” male, strong singer/character role; “Baker:” male, strong singer/character role; 11 Brothers: strong singers and dancers; 4 Wives: singers and strong dancers; Ensemble: strong singers and dancers, to play multiple roles throughout the show. Note: Producers are seeking dynamic musical theater performers of all ethnicities for all roles. Vocal style throughout is strong rock/pop/soul. Auditions held Sep. 15 from 3pm-5:30pm & 7pm-10pm at 263 Golden Hill Street, Bridgeport CT. Prepare two short songs (one uptempo and one ballad; 60-second singing audition) that showcase your vocal style. You may sing from the show. Have a 16-bar section ready. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Callbacks will be held Sept. 19 (exact times TBA). No dance call at auditions; there will be a dance call at callbacks. Note: Those auditioning may also be considered for roles in the 2010-11 Cabaret Children's Company season. This engagement is a commuting contract if you live outside of the Greater Bridgeport CT area; no housing available. For up-to-date information, visit www.downtowncabaret.org or email auditions@downtowncabaret.org. No calls.

EQUITY, 'BILLY ELLIOT,' B'WAY, ADULTS – SEP. 16 - Tara Rubin Casting (adult casting) is casting possible future replacements for Billy Elliot, Elton John, music; Lee Hall, book & lyrics; Currently running on Broadway in NYC. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Broadway/Production Contract. Seeking—“Mrs. Wilkinson:” 30s-40s, Billy's dancing teacher, great energy, drive, determination, warmth, and compassion, doesn't suffer fools gladly, excellent singing voice, good comedic skills, must be able to tap, must be a strong mover/dancer; “Dad:” 40s, Billy's dad, Geordie miner, working-class, single parent, narrow-minded, tries to do the best for his family, at the end of his tether, feels sorry for himself, leading actor, must be able to sing; “Grandma:” 50s-70s, actress must be able to sing, good dance or movement skills, with tap if possible, good comedy skills required, role for a character actress; “Tony:” 20s, Billy's brother, Geordie miner, outspoken, loud, macho, up for a fight, excellent singing voice; “George:” late 30s-50s, Billy's boxing teacher, Geordie miner, Dad's friend, spokesman of the miners, community-spirited, working-class, excellent comedy skills required, singing not essential, no tap required. Note: All characters have a Northern or Geordie (northeastern England) accent. Casting director's statement: "Actors of all races and ethnic backgrounds are encouraged to attend this call." Equity principal auditions held Sep. 16 from 9:30am-1:30pm & 2:30pm-5:30pm at the AEA Audition Center (165 W. 46^th St., 2^nd fl., NYC). Prepare a brief contemporary pop song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'ANNIE' – SEP. 16 - The Fireside Theatre (Fort Atkinson WI) is casting Annie. Marc Strouse, music; Martin Charnin, lyrics; Thomas Meehan, book; Rehearsals begin Feb. 14, 2011 in WI; runs March 3-May 1, 2011 in Fort Atkinson WI. Competitive salary, plus EMC points, meals, travel, and housing provided. Equity Fireside Dinner Theatre Agreement. Seeking—“Daddy Warbucks:” 30s-40s, commanding presence, attractive, stoic with a big heart, strong baritone voice, the actor playing this role must shave his head; “Miss Hannigan:” 30s-40s, comic character woman, long-suffering and self-pitying caretaker of a bunch of rambunctious orphans, including Annie, good singing voice, must move well; “Rooster Hannigan:” 30s, comic character, weasely younger brother of Miss Hannigan, smalltime con man, oily charm, must sing and move very well; “Grace Farrell:” 20s-30s, private secretary to Warbucks, lovely leading lady with strong mezzo voice, elegant and warm; “Lily St. Regis:” 20s, stereotypical gun moll of the '30s, brash, sexy, must sing and move well, must handle comedy; “Bert Healy:” 20s-30s, self-important radio variety host, unctuous charm; must sing well; “FDR:” 40s-50s, wheelchair bound president of the U.S., must do a credible imitation of Franklin Roosevelt. Auditions held Sep. 16 from 10am-2:30pm at Nola Rehearsal Studios (250 W. 54^th St., NYC). Monitor will begin signing people up when the building opens at 8:30am. Sign-up ends at 9:45am. Typing will be done at 10am. Prepare 16 bars of a Broadway song in the style of the show. You may sing from the show.

'THE MUSIC MAN,' NAT'L TOUR – SEP. 16 & 17 - Windwood Productions is casting the 2011 national nonunion tour of The Music Man. Meredith Willson, book-music-lyrics; Meredith Willson & Franklin Lacey, story; Rehearsals begin Dec. 26, 2010 in NYC; tours Jan. 17-May 1, 2011 in the U.S. and Canada. 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; “Marian Paroo:” female, mid-to-late 20s, attractive, aloof librarian, strong singer and dancer, soprano, low G to high A; “Eulalie Shinn:” female, 40s, mayor's wife, strong singer with good comic timing, alto, D to high D; “Marcellus Washburn:” male, 35, Harold Hill's old buddy in crime, strong singer and dancer, tenor, G to high A; “Mrs. Paroo:” female, mid-to-late 40s, Marion's mother and a recent widow, Irish, mezzo, A-flat to E-flat, moves well; “Winthrop Paroo:” male, 10, Marian's younger brother, shy, speaks and sings with a lisp, alto, C to E-flat; “Amaryllis:” female, 10, slightly bratty, strong singer, soprano, B to E-flat; “Tommy Djilas:” male, 16-18, the town's "wild kid," strong dancer and singer; “Zaneeta Shinn:” female, 15-17, mayor's older daughter, strong dancer and singer; “Gracie Shinn:” female, 10, mayor's younger daughter, strong singer, soprano, B to E-flat; Quartet: male, 30s, strong singers, must sing in close harmony, includes Olin, bass, A to high D, Oliver, baritone, E to high F-sharp, Ewart, baritone, E to F-sharp, and Jacey: tenor, B to high A; Pickalittle Ladies: female, 30s-50s, Eulalie's friends, strong singers, mezzo and soprano ranges; Ensemble: male and female, assorted adults and teens, strong actor-singers and singer-dancers. Auditions held Sep. 16 for principals, singing only and Sep. 17 for principals and ensemble (dancing then singing, if requested), at 10am for adult females & 2pm for adult males (both days) and Sep. 17 at 4pm for children age 17 and under (singing first) at Chelsea Studios (151 W. 26^th St., between 6^th & 7^th Aves., NYC). Bring two traditional musical theater selections that display characteristics of your interested role. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Callbacks held Sep. 18, time TBA; be prepared to dance.

'A FIRESIDE CHRISTMAS' – SEP. 18 - The Fireside Theatre (Fort Atkinson WI) is casting its fall/winter production of A Fireside Christmas, a new and original bookless revue that combines songs, medleys, dramatizations, and concert dance pieces. Rehearsals begin Oct. 22 in WI; runs Nov. 4-Dec. 23 in Fort Atkinson WI. Competitive salary, plus meals, travel, and housing provided. The producer is seeking both union and nonunion performers for this production but no union contract is being planned at this time. Union performers should check with their union before accepting work. Seeking—Four to Six Singer-Actors: three males and three females, multi-ethnic, accomplished, attractive, versatile, energetic, who can act and move well and are skilled at many styles of music, from legit to standards to pop and gospel. Auditions held Sep. 18 from 2:30pm-6pm at Nola Rehearsal Studios (250 W. 54^th St., NYC). Come prepared with two contrasting 16-bar selections in legit Broadway style.

‘KISS ME KATE’ – SEP. 19 & 20 – FOREST PARK - Circle Theatre is casting the classic Cole Porter musical Kiss Me Kate. Rehearsals begin Sep. 29; runs Nov. 12-Jan. 30, 2011, in Forest Park IL. Some pay. Seeking—Actors, Singers, and Dancers: male and female, 18+. Auditions held by appointment only Sep. 19 from 12noon-5pm and Sep. 20 from 6:30pm-9:30pm at Circle Theatre (7300 W. Madison St., Forest Park IL). To schedule audition appointment, email circletheatreauditions@gmail. Prepare an uptempo song in the style of the show and a one-min. comedic monologue. Bring pix & resumes.

EQUITY, 'BILLY ELLIOT,' ADULT SINGERS – SEP. 23 - Tara Rubin Casting (adult casting) is casting possible replacements for the Broadway and first national tour companies of Billy Elliot, Elton John, music; Lee Hall, book & lyrics. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Production Contract. Seeking—Ensemble Adult Singers: male and female, all ages, all shapes and sizes, with excellent singing voices and ability to dance, ensemble will play miners, officials, parents, ballet school applicants, friends, and other featured specialties, may also understudy the principals. Note: Singers of all races and ethnic backgrounds are encouraged to attend this call. Equity chorus call held Sep. 23 at 10am for adult female singers & 2pm for adult male singers at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., Holding Room 1214 and Audition Room 1209, NYC). Prepare a brief contemporary pop song. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Bring pix & résumés, stapled together.

EQUITY, 'PROMISES, PROMISES,' B'WAY – SEP. 24 & 27 - Tara Rubin Casting is casting Promises, Promises, based on the screenplay The Apartment by Billy Wilder and I.A.L; Neil Simon, book; Burt Bacharach, music; Hal David, lyrics. $1,605 min./wk. Equity Broadway/Production Contract. Seeking—Female Ensemble: excellent singer-dancers and dancer-singers, to include the famous Turkey Lurkey Girls and Peggy Olsen, seeking excellent singer-dancers with a very wide vocal range, equally adept in chest and head voices with excellent pitch and ability to sing harmonies and blending, must have superb vocal control and should be able to replicate 1960s vocal stylings; Male Ensemble: excellent singer-dancers and dancer-singers with clear bright voices and wide vocal ranges, to play office workers and businessmen. Equity chorus calls held Sep. 24 at 10am for male singers & 2pm for female singers and Sep. 27 at 10am for male dancers who sing & 2pm for female dancers who sing at Pearl Studios (500 8^th Ave., 12th fl., NYC). Bring pix & résumés, stapled together. Singers, prepare a song that shows as much range as possible, preferably from the 1960s era. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Male dancers, bring flat dance sneakers or character shoes. Female dancers, bring flat dance sneakers and character heels. You may be asked to stay and sing, so prepare a song that shows as much range as possible, preferably from the 1960s era.

KIDS, ‘FROM GENERATION TO GENERATION’ – JAN. 25, 2011 – CHICAGO - Genesis Theatrical Productions is casting the Chicago premiere of Karen Sokolof Javitch’s and Elaine Jabenis’ From Generation to Generation. Rehearsals begin Feb. 2011; runs March 30-May 1 at Stage 773 in Chicago IL. Some pay. Seeking—Child Actors: boys and girls, 8-12 years old. Auditions held by appointment only Jan. 25, 2011 from 5pm-7pm at Stage 773 (1225 W. Belmont Ave., Chicago IL). To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & resumes to virtualelayne@gmail.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.

UJAMAA BLACK THEATER - Ujamaa Black Theater is casting its 2010-11 season. Company states: "At Ujamaa you will receive hands on training in theater fundamentals, and gain exposure in African-American culture in an active theater company. You will also gain access to our artist development component, and receive artist career consulting." Possible pay, plus credit provided. Seeking—Students, Singers, Actors, and Dancers. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition, email pix, résumés, and experience (if applicable) to directorwalker@yahoo.com and/or call 646/938-3854 or 212/642-8261. For more info, visit www.ujamaatheater.com.

EQUITY, 'BACKSTREET' - Santa Monica Playhouse is casting Backstreet, a musical set in a Jewish brothel in NY in 1899. Rehearsals start Sep. Performances run Oct.-Dec. (Sat. & Sun. eves.) at The Other Space at Santa Monica Playhouse. Some pay provided. Equity 99-Seat Plan. Seeking—“Eli:” male, to play 17-18, Caucasian or European, immigrant from Eastern Europe, innocent yet very independent, strong soul, fled alone to NY to escape pogroms and find his relatives, singing is a must, no accents necessary, LEAD; “Shloyme:” male, 30-40s, Caucasian or European, immigrant from Eastern Europe, charming scoundrel, easy-going and care free even with a knife in his pocket, singing is a must, no accents necessary, LEAD. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition appointment, email pix & résumés to sdolinsky@santamonicaplayhouse.com. For more info, visit www.santamonicaplayhouse.com.

EQUITY, NYMF, 'FINGERS AND TOES' - Producers are casting Fingers and Toes. Logan Medland, book-music-lyrics-music dir; Rehearsals begin approx. first week of Sep. 2010; runs Sept. 27-Oct. 17 (exact dates and theater TBD) as part of the New York Musical Theater Festival in NYC. $500 stipend provided. Equity NYMF Showcase Code. Seeking—“Toes:” male, mid-20s to mid-30s, African-American, tenor or bari-tenor, must be a highly accomplished tap dancer, strong singer, and strong actor with lots of charm and great comedic timing, a man of extremes, a slick exuberant egotist on the outside, but a lost and gentle boy on the inside, virtuosic role for a genuine triple threat. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC (on an upcoming date TBD). For consideration, email pix & résumés to fingersandtoesauditions@gmail.com. Seeking submissions from Actors' Equity members only for these auditions.

KIDS/TEENS, 'WIZARD OF OZ' - Adam Roebuck Productions is casting the Kathryn Schultz Miller version of The Wizard of Oz. Minimal rehearsals in Sep. 2010 (weekends); performs the last weekend of Oct. 2010 (one weekend only) at Roy Arias Theater Center in midtown NYC. No pay provided. Seeking—Performers: male and female, ages 6-18. Email pix & résumés to schedulemepleaseadam@gmail.com; email submissions only.

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.

'DAMES AT SEA' - WST Productions (Mamaroneck NY) is casting Dames at Sea. Rehearsals begin Sep. 12 in Westchester NY; runs Sep. 19.-Oct. 3 (Wed. matinees & weekends) in Mamaroneck NY. No pay, but travel stipend provided. Seeking—“Mona Kent:” late 20s-30s, belter, tapper; Captain/Hennessey: plays 30s-40s, baritenor, tap a plus but not required; “Dick:” early 20s, leading man, tenor, tapper; “Lucky:” 20s, comic baritone, tapper; “Ruby:” 20s, ingénue soprano, tapper; “Joan:” 20s, brassy belter, tapper. Note: Seeking actor-singer-tap dancers. Quick studies and comic understanding of 1930s film acting clichés a huge plus. Email pix & résumés to rosetintedproductions@gmail.com, Attn: Dames at Sea.

EQUITY, 'LIGHTHOUSE,' LEAD ROLES - Isle of Shoals Productions, Inc., an established ongoing NYC-based 501(c)(3) not-for-profit theater company, is casting two remaining lead roles for Lighthouse: A Romantic Musical Adventure, suggested by Henrik Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea, transplanted to 19th-century New England. Bryan Williams, writer-composer-music dir.; Rehearsals begin mid-Sep. (primarily Wed.-Fri. evenings and Sun. afternoons/evenings); runs Oct. 29-Nov. 21 (15 performances, including Thu.-Sat. evenings and Sun. matinees) at the Shell Theater on W. 43rd St. in NYC. No pay provided. Producer plans to apply for Equity Basic Showcase Code. Seeking—“The Stranger:” male, mid-20s to early 30s, high baritone, vocally flexible, wildly passionate and dangerous sailor, romantic and charismatic, sings soaring passionate ballads as well as lyrical love duets, Leda's demon lover, his ghost returns to her even after he drowns in a shipwreck; “Leda:” female, mid-to-late 20s, dynamic voice, vocally flexible, the lighthouse keeper's daughter, sensitive, magnetic, and beautiful human being, but sexually, socially, and emotionally repressed, the little girl inside struggles with the sensual woman desperate to emerge. Send pix, résumés, and cover letters ASAP to Isle of Shoals Productions, Inc., 163 Amsterdam Ave., #287, NYC 10023-5001, Attn: Lance Hewett, Artistic Director; or email to IsleOfShoals@aol.com. Important note: Absolutely no submissions will be considered without a comprehensive cover letter stating why you want to be involved in this project, along with specifics about your weekday evening and weekend day/evening availability, listing any and all conflicts mid-Sep. to Nov. 21. For more info, visit www.isleofshoals.org.

EQUITY, 'MIMI AND GUSTAV' - Horse Trade Theater Group is casting Mimi and Gustav, a show for kids about a hippopotamus and a mouse who fall in love. Denis Woychuk, writer; Caitlin Rodgers, music. Rehearsals begin Sep. 15; runs Oct. 23-Nov. 28 at the Kraine Theater in NYC. Some pay provided. Producer plans to apply for Equity Basic Showcase Code. Seeking—“Mimi:” female, 20-40, any ethnicity, a dancing hippo, good singer and dancer with lots of personality, actress should be large-framed, very tall, or otherwise big and willing to wear a fat suit; “Gustav:” male, 20-40, any ethnicity, a mouse who can sing and dance and is quite personable, actor should be petite or read very small; Narrator/Parrot/Pirate/Cat: male, 20-50, any ethnicity, to play a variety of roles and make a connection with the audience, must have a great deal of charisma and be able to sing and dance, ability to play guitar a plus. Note: Seeking actor-singer-dancers. Clown training or the ability to play a musical instrument a plus. Email pix & résumés to submissions@horsetrade.info. For more information, visit www.horsetrade.info.

'ROOFLESS' - Director is casting a staged reading of Roofless, a new hip-hop musical. The show will be presented for an invitation-only audience of entertainment industry professionals. Tim Long & Jerome Johnson, book-music-lyrics. Rehearses Sep. 19, 20, 26 & 27 at a location TBA in NYC; reading presentations run Sep. 28 at 1pm & 4:30pm as part of the New York Musical Theatre Festival Developmental Reading Series at The Theatre at St. Clements in NYC. Stipend provided. Equity Staged Reading Guidelines. Seeking—Nine Males and Four to Five Females: to play young teens-early 40s, principal roles are African-American, supporting roles are any ethnicity, musical and nonmusical roles available. Email pix & résumés, and video link demonstrating acting/singing/rapping/beatbox (two minutes or less, no a cappella) to Rooflessla@aol.com. For full breakdowns, visit www.rooflessthamusical.com/p/casting.html.

MALISA THEATRICAL SHOWCASE - Malisa Theatre Company is casting its fall season membership of theatrical showcases. Producers state: "The Malisa Theatre Company is a theater company that offers actors an opportunity to work, learn, perform, and achieve the goals that they desire. Membership to our company gives actors three months of acting classes, in which they will study, work, and prepare for a performance at the end of the season. We offer a full comprehensive program for actors to continue their development and to follow their dreams. The company aims to help actors receive exposure and experience in front of industry professionals. Agents and casting directors will be invited to attend the showcase, as well as to workshops throughout the season which actors may attend. We offer an acting/training program for actors who want to continue their educational development. We are a program for the serious actor. Performances are considered an education; experience is the best lesson for all of us." Classes start Sep. 20; showcase performs the week of Dec. 13. The company will also participate in the "24 Hour Plays" in Oct. 2010 (date TBA). Membership dies are $500; includes three months of weekly classes, four to six additional weekly classes, daytime and evening availability, and rehearsals along with a week of run-throughs prior to showcase performance. Note: Actors may attend as many classes as they would like. No pay. Nonunion. Seeking—Actors: male and female, 18+, all ethnicities. Auditions held by appointment only. To schedule an audition, email pix & résumés to malisatheatrecompany@gmail.com. For the audition, prepare a monologue no longer than two minutes. For more info, visit www.malisatheatrecompany.com.

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.

'THE SORCERER' - Ventura County Gilbert & Sullivan Repertoire Co. is casting The Sorcerer, a Gilbert & Sullivan operetta. We have just started rehearsals. Performances run Sep. 24-Oct. 17 at the Hillcrest Center for the Arts Theatre on the Hill. Some pay provided. Seeking—Romantic Lead: male, to play 20s-30s, any ethnicity, must be able to move well, tenor with a strong voice and good acting skills. Email pix & résumés to rebecca@vcgsrc.org. For more info, visit www.vcgsrc.org.

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, 'THE WEEPING GAME' - Announcing casting for The Weeping Game, an old Serbian comedy about relationships, family, greed, and how sometimes you really get what you deserve, whether that be everything or nothing. Rehearsals begin Oct. 2010; performances begin Dec. 2010. Possible pay provided. Producers plan to apply for Equity Showcase Code. Seeking—Six Females and Six Males: 18+, singing skills a plus. Email pix & résumés to theweepinggame@gmail.com. If you are chosen to audition you will be notified by the producers.

EQUITY, 'TALES OF THE CITY' - American Conservatory Theatre (San Francisco CA) is casting Tales of the City. Jeff Whitty, book; John Garden & Jason Sellards, music & lyrics; Rehearses and runs Oct. 4-22. $555 min./wk. Equity LORT Contract. Seeking—“Mrs. Madrigal:” female, 50s-60s, Caucasian, mysterious, fun, magisterial yet down-to-earth proprietress of 28 Barbary Lane, wise, warm, compassionate, but also blunt and no B.S., with a ribald sense of humor, views her tenants as her children, transgendered, used to be a haunted man, now she is a fully realized woman, though still searching for love and trying to put the pieces of her fractured family back together, seeking dynamic women and/or actual transgendered actors/actresses, strong singer, various ranges ok; “Edgar Halcyon:” male, 50s-60s, Caucasian, the blue-blooded founder, owner and head honcho of Halcyon Advertising, a self-proclaimed son of a bitch, sharp, no-nonsense, and at the top of the pyramid in the pantyhose world, a dire medical diagnosis leads him to some unlikely places looking for solace, affection, and a reinvention of what—and who—it means to love, baritone; “Beauchamp Day:” male, late 20s-late 30s, Caucasian, very charming, very good-looking, and very married, object of the heroine's affection, knows how to use what he's got to get what he wants sexually and otherwise, with women and with men, a sexy wasp with a sharp sting, baritone/baritenor, actor should be able to dance very well, particularly the tango and waltz; “Jon Fielding:” male, 28-35, an impossibly likeable dreamboat, handsome, charming, intelligent but down-to-earth doctor for whom the character Mouse falls head over heels, not a slick-ster, just a genuinely good, funny and successful guy who happens to be a knockout, is looking for a partner who is a grown up, not a cute young kid who enters a wet jockey shorts contest at a local bar to make his rent, baritenor/tenor, actively seeking actors of color for this role; “Mother Mucca:” 60+, a crusty old broad with the mouth of a trucker and the singing voice of Ethel Merman, a ball-busting force of nature (and Mrs. Madrigal's long-estranged mother), whose run a successful brothel in the middle of the desert for most of her adult life, if Ruth Gordon and Granny Clampett had a daughter, she wouldn't last two minutes in the ring with Mother Mucca, alto with strong belt; “Lionel:” early-to-mid 20s, Asian-American, adorable, cute, maybe even a hot delivery boy who delivers more than just the groceries, actor plays many other small roles, looking for knockout singing voices for this role; “Older Man:” late 40s-early 60s, Caucasian, baritone, plays a number of featured roles, from a hopelessly snooty "A-gay" who throws lavish dinner parties and hits on all the cute boys, to Mouse's small town, conservative Dad who hopes his son is staying away from "these San Francisco fruits," great comic timing and the ability to create different characters convincingly; “Older Woman:” late 40s-60s, Caucasian, solid alto, character woman to play a number of small roles; Young Woman 1: late 20s-mid 30s, Caucasian, soprano with rocking belt, plays a number of featured roles, including Connie Bradshaw, a former Midwestern girl now cutting a hard-partying, single gal swath through 1970s San Francisco. Auditions held by appointment only in NYC. To schedule an appointment, email pix & résumés to melcapregional@gmail.com. Include 'Tales of the City—NYC Appointments—Equity member" in the subject line. Seeking submissions from Equity members only. Note: Read the descriptions carefully and submit only if you are "right" for one or more roles.

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, 'FAIRIES WITH CHILDREN' - WideStance Productions (The Golden Gays) is casting Fairies With Children, a drag musical spoof of a popular sitcom. "This is a political satire dealing primarily with marriage equality, bigotry, and DADT. The story centers around a group of gay activists who determine that they must infiltrate the conservative suburbs of L.A. to change the hearts and minds of these ignorant people. They do so by posing as an ordinary American couple (Peg and Al Bundy). Happily, the home they find happens to be right next door to that of conservative Republican Senator Bavid Breier and 'his assistant.' When Bavid Breier realizes the activist plan, he decides to fight fire with fire and infiltrate their world as Jefferson and Marcy Darcy." Performances run Oct. 22 and runs for six weeks at the Meta Theatre on Melrose. Some pay. Equity 99-Seat Plan. Seeking—“Peg Bundy:” male, 25-45; “Al Bundy:” male, 25-45; “Marcy Darcy:” male, 22-34; “Older Senator:” male, 28-45, converts to Jefferson Darcy; “Kelly Bundy:” 22-30; “Bud Bundy:” 19-29. Note. All roles are Caucasian and require actors who can sing and move. "These names are just placeholders to give you an idea of character. This is a spoof so characters have different live beyond these." Email pix & résumés to playrite2000@aol.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.

'LIGHTHOUSE' - Isle of Shoals Productions, Inc., an established ongoing NYC-based 50(c)(3) not-for-profit theatre company, is casting Lighthouse as part of its 15th Crystal Anniversary. The project is a "romantic musical adventure", suggested by Henrik Ibsen's The Lady from the Sea, transplanted to 19th-Century New England. Bryan Williams, writer-composer-music dir.; Runs Oct. 29-Nov. 21 (15-16 performances, including Thu.-Sat. evenings and Sun. matinees) at the Shell Theater on W. 43rd St. in NYC. Note: Production runs in repertory with The Seagull. No pay provided. Producer plans to apply for Equity Basic Showcase Code. Seeking—“Leda:” female, mid-20s to early 30s, the lighthouse keeper's daughter, magnetic, active and independent until her life is thrown into confusion and sexual turmoil by a stranger she rescues from a shipwreck (or does she?); “Little Leda:” female, 7-8, Leda's childhood self in memory and flashback, sensitive, traumatized by her mother's suicide, doubles as a feisty Shopboy who portrays Tiny Tim in the town's production of A Christmas Carol; “Emma:” female, late teens-early 20s, feels stifled in small town New Albion, warm-hearted, loyal daughter of the town doctor, at odds with her new stepmother Leda; “Flossie:” female, mid-30s to early 40s, dynamic and colorful city woman with a big heart and big ideas, who shakes up the locals and brings the sleepy seacoast town roaring into the 1880s; “The Widow:” late 20s-30s, mystic reader of Tarot cards, a haunted and solitary outcast, defiant about her long lost lover and her past; “The Stranger:” male, mid-20s to early 30s, attractive, romantic, wildly passionate and dangerous sailor, who demonically possesses Leda's fevered imagination; “Amos:” male, late 20s-30s, quietly intense, gentle tutor, Leda's confidant and a literary romantic forlornly in love with her; “Lucky:” male, late teens-early 20s, ebullient, consumptive, colorblind artist whose annoying opinions are redeemed by his ingratiating optimism; “Balthazar:” male, late 30s-40s, New Albion's genial jack-of-all-trades, comfortably set in his ways until his old flame Flossie reappears to remodel his general store as well as him. Note: All roles require excellent musicianship and strong, flexible musical theater voices; performers must be comfortable with harmonies. Send pix & résumés and cover letter ASAP to Isle of Shoals Productions, Inc., 163 Amsterdam Ave., #287, NYC 10023-5001, Attn: Lance Hewett, Artistic Director; or email to IsleOfShoals@aol.com. Note: Absolutely no mail or email submissions will be considered without a comprehensive cover letter detailing your interest in this project, along with specifics about your weekday evening and weekend availability, listing any and all conflicts mid-Sep. to Nov. 21. For more info, visit www.isleofshoals.org.

'BLACK NATIVITY NOW' - Black Nativity Now, LLC is casting Black Nativity Now, an original gospel pageant. Kelvyn Bell, original music; Rehearses Nov. 2010; runs Dec. 3, 2010-Jan. 2, 2011 Off-Broadway at The Theatre at St. Clement's on 46^th Street in NYC. Professional pay provided. Seeking—Six Male and Six Female Singer-Dancers: 18+, extremely strong and charismatic performers comfortable with gospel, pop, and R&B styles, all will be featured and need to be able to carry multiple solos. Email pix & résumés to CastingNativity@gmail.com. For more info, visit www.blacknativityoffbroadway.com.

'A PLAYHOUSE CHRISTMAS' - Hunterdon Hills Playhouse (Hampton NJ) is casting A Playhouse Christmas. Runs Nov. 3-Dec. 22 at Hunterdon Hills Playhouse, 88 Rte. 173 W., Hampton NJ (approx. one hour 20 minutes from NYC). $700/wk., plus lodging and company car provided without charge. Seeking—Female Singer-Dancer: 19-29, strong alto, must excel at both singing and dancing. Note: Ethnic minorities are strongly encouraged. Email pix & résumés (and demo reels, if possible) to donald.amorosi@hotmail.com.

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

statement: “That music was recorded some time ago and of course could be better if recorded today, but the essential songs

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

'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

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

'BE THE NEXT DOROTHY' CONTEST – SEP. 1-3 - 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. 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.

'AMERICA'S NEXT GAY ICON' – SEP. 1 & 8 - Award-winning Billboard Top 10 recording artist Sir Ari Gold and Rockbar NYC are presenting America's Next Gay Icon. Competition begins Aug. 18 at 9pm at Rockbar NYC. $500 available in cash and prizes. Seeking—Contestants: male and female, all ages and ethnicities. Producer's statement: "The first five contestants will be guaranteed a slot to be seen by an esteemed panel of judges, including Grammy-winning producers and Laverne Cox of VH-1's Transform Me." Competition held Sep. 1 & 8 at 9pm at Rockbar NYC (185 Christopher St., NYC). Bring your backing track on CD; no lip synching allowed. For more information, about Ari Gold, visit www.arigold.com or www.twitter/sirarigold. Bring your friends and fans.

'THE SING-OFF' – VARIOUS DATES/LOCATIONS - NBC is casting the second season of The Sing-Off, a vocal competition series for a cappella groups to compete for a chance at a Sony Music recording contract. Producers state: "The Sing-Off originally debuted as a four-night event last December, and was hosted by multi-platinum recording artist Nick Lachey. The one-of-a-kind battle of voices culminated with a live finale. The show features the country's top a cappella groups performing popular songs in a style that viewers have never heard before. The groups will rehearse and compete weekly in front of the show's panel of professional experts for America's vote, with the winner walking away with the ultimate prize: a Sony Music recording contract and $100,000." Shoot dates TBD. No fees or purchases required. Winners receive Sony Music recording contract and $100,000. Seeking—A Cappella Groups: must consist of four to 10 members, made up of any combination of males and females, all performers must be 18+, dynamic. New York auditions held Sep. 12 at S.I.R. Studios (520 W. 25^th St., NYC); Illinois auditions held Sep. 14 at Superior Street (2744 W. Superior St., Chicago); Georgia auditions held Sep. 16 at the Avatar Events Group (471 Glen Iris Dr. NE, Atlanta); California auditions held Sep. 19 at the Musicians Institute (1655 N. McCadden Pl., Hollywood). For all auditions, doors are at 9am and the line starts at 8am. Prepare three vocal performances, each no longer than three minutes; groups might not perform both songs, but be prepared. Two pieces must be recognizable pop or rock cover songs. Medleys are allowed, but must be no longer than three minutes. Any musical styles are accepted. Choreography, creativity, and dress are encouraged to enhance your performance. No instruments of any kind allowed; microphones will be provided at open call auditions. Each group member must fill out an audition application. Each member must bring a copy of valid ID (driver's license, passport, etc.) to audition. Priority audition appointments are also available. For more info, visit www.singoffcasting.com or www.nbc.com/sing-off, or call 888/404-SING (7464), or email sing@mcnultycasting.com.

KLEBAN PRIZE IN MUSICAL THEATRE – SEP. 15 DEADLINE - The Kleban Foundation is accepting applications for the 2011 Kleban Prize in Musical Theatre, which is presented annually in honor of Edward Kleban to both a librettist and a lyricist. Winners each receive $100,000, to be paid in two installments of $50,000. Seeking—Librettists and Lyricists: who have previously been produced on a stage or in a workshop performance or have been a member or an associate of a professional musical workshop or theater group (ASCAP, BMI Theater Workshop or the Dramatists Guild Musical Theater Development Program). Note: Any individual who has previously won the Kleban Prize or whose work has been performed on a Broadway stage for a cumulative period of two years prior to the date of application is ineligible. To apply or for more info, visit newdramatists.org/kleban_award.htm. Applicants may apply as a team, but each person must complete an application form. Applicants may apply for both categories but must submit a separate application form for each category, which may be mailed in the same envelope. Only one submission per category; applicants may win in only one category. Deadline is Sep. 15.

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.

'TALENT: THE CASTING CALL' & 'TALENT' – SEP. 28 DEADLINE f/OCT. 6 - Alloy Entertainment (creators of Gossip Girl and Pretty Little Liars), a division of Alloy Media + Marketing, and Jive Records have joined forces in a search for the next teen sensation. The contest from the makers behind The Vampire Diaries and Jordin Sparks provides contestants with the opportunity to win a lead role in Alloy's newest web series, Talent, and receive a recording contract with Jive Records, whose roster includes Usher, Britney Spears, P!nk and others. Based on the Alloy book of the same name by New York Times bestselling author Zoey Dean, Talent tells the story of a young woman whose dreams of becoming a singer are dashed and rises from that disappointment by helping an unlikely girl become a superstar. The series will air in early 2011. The winner will head to Hollywood for a lead role in Talent, the scripted web series, and receive a recording contract with Jive records. Seeking—Females: 16-24, must sing. To apply visit www.thetalentshow.com and upload your singing audition to be considered for Talent: The Casting Call, a reality web series that will ultimately determine which talented singer will appear in Talent, the Alloy Entertainment original web series. You must upload an audition video and a profile video. You must audition with at least one of the 24 songs indicated on the song list; to view the song list, visit http://www.alloytv.com/thetalentshow/song_list.vm. Deadline to submit is Sep. 28. Throughout the contest, fans everywhere can rate the auditions to ensure their favorite contestants are top ranked. Each week, one standout performer will be featured in the "Spotlight of the Week" position. On Oct. 6, 20 semi-finalists will be announced who will compete for six exclusive spots to participate in Talent: The Casting Call. The six finalists will use their music and acting craft to stay alive throughout the reality series to become Alloy Entertainment and Jive Records' top talent. Both Talent: The Casting Call and Talent, the web series will be distributed via AlloyTV, a premium, multi-platform digital entertainment network. For more information about AlloyTV, visit www.alloytv.com.

TEXAS INDEPENDENT MUSIC EXPO CONTEST – OCT. 22 DEADLINE - MyStudio and the Texas Independent Music Expo are seeking submissions for the "Texas Independent Music Expo Songwriters Video Contest," in which contestants compete for the chance to have their video featured on the main stage at the Texas Independent Music Expo, "where the artist meets the industry," on Nov. 6, 2010. Best Female Video and Best Male Video will be played on the main stage at the Texas Independent Music Expo; winners will also receive twenty-five $20 Gift Cards to MyStudio ($500 value), and winners' videos will be featured on MyStudio exterior monitors and online at www.MyStudio.net. Winners are responsible for travel accommodations. Seeking—Songwriters: to create and submit original music performance videos. To enter, record your original music video at any MyStudio location (including Hollywood, CA; Tempe, AZ; Miami, FL; and Dallas, TX). Upload your video to MyStudio.net and enter the contest. Submission deadline is Oct. 22, 2010. You must create a free MyStudio profile to enter. All videos will be reviewed by the Texas Independent Music Expo Voting Committee; the committee will narrow entries down to the top five female and top five male videos. The top five videos in each category will be posted online for public voting. For more info, visit www.mystudio.net.

SO, YOU THINK YOU CAN SING? SPECIAL ICON VOCAL COMPETITION COMING to ONTARIO – OCT. 29 - This October, the annual Ontario Harvest Festival will feature a big, three-day, singing competition as part f the festivities and entertainment. WBZB Entertainment, the producers of two of Southern CA’s biggest annual singing contests, will produce a special vocal competition for this year’s Festival. “We were approached by West Coast Festivals (presenters of the annual Ontario Harvest Festival) and asked to create a special community event for this year’s festival.” According to Bruce Sampson, president of WBZB Entertainment. “It seemed like a great chance to give local talent a great showcase opportunity and we’re really excited about being a part of this outstanding event!” The contest is usually divided into three age divisions: 7-10, 11-14 & 15-18. But this time, WBZB is adding a fourth division for ages: 19-25. “For the last three years that we have produced our ICON singing contest, we are always asked about adding a category for young adults. This special event affords us the opportunity to explore that. The caliber of talent we’ve seen in these other age groups has always been impressive. It will be interesting to see how the 19-25 year-old contestants measure up.” The four winners (one from each age division) will each receive identical prize packages which will include: professional headshots, vocal coaching, and a professional recording opportunity. The contest will get kicked off on Friday, October 29 with the qualifying auditions. That night, semifinalists will be named and invited to return the next day to compete for a chance to be one of the top 3 finalists for their respective age divisions. Then, on Sunday evening the 12 Finalists will take the stage to perform concert-style and receive live feedback from a judging panel. ICON has already had some success stories. Contestants have used the experience and knowledge gained from our events to go on to bigger things including:
• Featured singers on International tours
• Signed with agents
• Signed record, development or production deals as part of a group or as soloists
• One of the ICON finalists made it to the top 30 of the 2009 season of American Idol
"The two things we are most proud of are: creating an exciting and supportive atmosphere for the competition and giving kids a fantastic and professional platform to showcase their talent," said Dan Calvillo, technical director for WBZB Entertainment, producers of the annual events. "All the contestants get positive and constructive feedback from the judges." Contestants should register Online at: http://Inlandicon.com There is a $15 registration fee per contestant. Contact Information: Phone: 951/371-5239; Email: info@wbzb.net

'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.

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

'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

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

‘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

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.

GRAMMY FOUNDATION GRANT PROGRAM – OCT. 1 DEADLINE - The Grammy Foundation Grant Program, funded by the Recording

Academy, is seeking submissions for its annual grant program, which awards efforts in music archiving and preservation and scientific

research projects related to the impact of music on the human condition. The archiving and preservation area has two funding

categories: Preservation Implementation and Planning, Assessment, and/or Consultation. Preservation Implementation Award is $20,000

maximum; Planning, Assessment, and/or Consultation Award is $5,000 maximum. Seeking—Grammy Foundation Grant Applicants:

organizations & individuals working to advance the archiving and preservation of the music and recorded sound heritage of the Americas,

or those working to research the impact of music on the human condition (examples might include: the study of the effects of music on

mood, cognition, and healing, as well as the medical and occupational well-being of music professionals and the creative process

underlying music). Note: Priority is given to projects with strong methodological design as well those addressing an important research

question. To apply or for more info, visit www2.grammy.com/GRAMMY_Foundation/Grants/. Deadline is Oct. 1.

FRENCH-AMERICAN JAZZ EXCHANGE – OCT. 22 DEADLINE - Chamber Music America, the cultural services department of the French

Embassy, and the French-American Cultural Exchange are seeking submissions to the CMA/FACE French American Jazz Exchange, a program

that provides support for small jazz ensembles and/or individual musicians from France and the U.S. and their territories who wish to engage

in a collaborative project in one or both countries. Eligible projects will be directed by a lead jazz partner from one country working with a

collaborating jazz partner from another country and perform with an ensemble of two to 10 musicians from one or both countries. To be

eligible, projects must be created by a France- or U.S.-based professional jazz musician or ensemble, feature at least one public performance,

and may include such activities as touring, recording, and audience development. Grant application workshops will be offered in CMA's New

York City office and nationally via teleconference. Projects may run in the U.S. or France. The exchange provides partial or full funding up to

$10,000 per project. Grants may be used for expenses including composing and arranging, concerts, touring, educational activities, recording,

travel, production, equipment, space rental, marketing, booking, management, and visa and related legal services. Seeking—Jazz Musicians:

lead and collaborating partners may perform other music genres but must be rooted primarily in jazz, ensemble may be an established group or

project-specific, with guest musicians from jazz and/or other musical genres, must advance an adventurous musical idea using traditional,

straight-ahead, and/or experimental concepts, create new music composed by one or both partners, explore new music by one or both

partners that may not necessarily result in a finished composition, and/or bring partners together for the first time to play one partner's existing

music or music by both partners. Note: French applicants must have been a citizen or legal resident of France for the past five years and must

reside in France or its territories. American applicants must be a U.S. citizen or legal resident for the past five years, reside in the U.S. or its

territories, be a CMA organizational-level member, and have no overdue reports or financial obligations to CMA. For complete guidelines and to

submit, visit www.chamber-music.org/programs/gr_jazz.html#CMAF. Deadline is Oct. 22.

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

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

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

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.

ARS NOVA - Ars Nova (511 W. 54^th St., New York NY) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities. Monthly variety 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—Variety Performers: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.arsnovanyc.com; email contact@arsnovanyc.com (booker/producer) or artistic@arsnovanyc.com (general info); or call 212/489-9800. For consideration, submit materials to: Submissions, Ars Nova. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

THE DUPLEX - The Duplex (61 Christopher St., New York NY) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities, including open mikes. Features a piano bar, upstairs bar, cabaret, and open mike every night. Books one-hour sets and group acts. Email booker to submit. Thomas Honeck, booking contact. 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—Cabaret Performers: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.theduplex.com; email thomas@thecomplex.com (booker/producer); or call 212/255-5438 or 212/989-3015 (booking). Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

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

COMEDY CENTRAL AT CRASH MANSION - Comedy Central at Crash Mansion (199 Bowery, New York, NY) may be seeking talent for performance opportunities. Stand-up, sketch, and musical acts EVERY OTHER Monday at 8pm. To submit, email a short description, links, and dates available. 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—Musicians: males and females, 18+, all types. For more info, visit www.crashmansion.com; email booking@crashmansion.com (booker/producer) or info@crashmansion.com (general info); or call 212/982-0740. Before contacting the club, performers are advised to first attend a performance at the venue and/or visit its website for more details.

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.

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.

OPEN MIC MONDAYS, GOTTA SING NYC - Billy Shepard & Judi Jourdan are seeking talent for a Singers Showcase, performing every Monday from 6pm-8:30pm at the Iguana VIP Lounge (240 W. 54^th St., between Broadway & 8^th Ave., upstairs at the Iguana, NYC). Checkout the YouTube channel GottaSingNYC at www.youtube.com/user/GottaSingNYC and visit www.gottasingnyc.com. 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 Aug. 16, Aug. 23 & Aug. 30 and every Monday thereafter (except Labor Day), from 6pm-8:30pm. No call or appt. required. Prepare one song. Bring background tracks/CDs/mp3 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.

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,