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Call Type
Equity Principal
Time(s)
Equity Principal Auditions
Friday, April 25, 2014
9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
lunch 1 to 2
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Contract
LORT Non-Rep
LORT C; $753/week AEA minimum
Location
Actors' Equity Association Audition Center
165 West 46th Street
16th Floor
New York, NY 10036
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Seeking
Equity actors, men and women, for various roles in the 2014-15 Season.
See breakdown.
Preparation
Prepare one dramatic and one comedic monologue, each no more than one minute in length.
Bring picture and resume, stapled together.
Other
syracusestage.org
Personnel
KYLE BASS, Dramaturg, will attend the auditions
· EPA Rules are in effect.
· A monitor will be provided.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
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Breakdown
VANYA AND SONIA AND MASHA AND SPIKE
by Christopher Durang
Director: Marcela Lorca
1st rehearsal: 8/26/14
Runs: Open 9/26; close 10/12
seeking:
VANYA
50-55, living in Bucks County. Resigned to his life, more or less.
SONIA
early 45-50, Vanya’s step sister. Discontent, upset, regretful.
MASHA
50-55, Vanya’s sister; a glamorous and successful actress who goes gallivanting around the world.
SPIKE
25-30. An aspiring actor, sexy, self-absorbed, Masha’s new companion.
NINA
20-25; lovely, sincere would-be actress. Star struck and energetic.
CASSANDRA
30-50. Cleaning lady and soothsayer. African American.
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PIANO LESSON
by August Wilson
Director: Timothy Bond
1st rehearsal: 9/23/14
Runs: opens 10/24/14; closes 11/9/14
Coproduction with Seattle Rep transfers 1/13 rehearse, opens 1/21/15, closes 2/8/15 possible extension to 2/15/15
seeking:
(All characters are African American)
DOAKER
Late 40-early 50s. Has for all intents and purposes retired from the world though he works full-time as a railroad cook.
BOY WILLIE
Late 20s-early 30s. He has an infectious grin and a boyishness that is apt for his name. He is brash and impulsive, talkative and somewhat crude in speech and manner.
LYMON
Late 20s-early 30s. BOY WILLIE's partner, he talks little, and then with a straightforwardness that is often disarming.
BERNIECE
30-35. Mother to an eleven-year-old daughter. Strong and reserved. She is still in mourning for her husband after three years.
AVERY
Late 30s-early 40s. Honest and ambitious, he has taken to the city like a fish to water, finding in it opportunities for growth and advancement that did not exist for him in the rural South.
WINNING BOY
Mid-late 50s. He tries to present the image of a successful musician and gambler, but his music, his clothes, and even his manner of presentation are old. He is a man who looking back over his life continues to live it with an odd mixture of zest and sorrow
GRACE
Mid-late 20s. Enjoys the nightlife. She is perceptive and doesn't like to cause trouble, or be around trouble
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IN THE NEXT ROOM
By Sarah Ruhl
Director: May Adrales
1st rehearsal 1/2/15
Runs: Open 1/30/15-2/15/15
seeking:
DR. GIVINGS
a man in his 40s, a specialist in gynecological and hysterical disorders.
CATHERINE GIVINGS
Late 20s. Doctor Givings’ wife.
SABRINA DALDRY
Early 30s. Doctor Giving patient.
ANNIE
Late 20s. A midwife assistant.
LEO IRVING
Late 20-early 30s. Englishman in his twenties or thirties. Doctor Giving’s patient.
ELIZABETH
Early 30s. An African-American woman. A wet-nurse by default.
MR. DALDRY
45-55. Sabrina Daldry’s husband.
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OTHER DESERT CITIES
By Jon Robin Baitz
Director: Timothy Bond
CoProduction originates at Portland Center Stage and then moves to Syracuse. PCS will handle auditions.
PCS dates 1st rehearsal 1/27/15
Runs: Open 2/27/15, Close 3/22
Syracuse dates
1st rehearsal on or about 3/30/15
Runs: Open 4/7/15, Close 4/26/15
seeking
POLLY WYETH
60s. Politically conservative. Elegant, Forthright, and whip-smart.
LYMAN WYETH
Late 60s-early 70s. Sturdy in the way of old Californians of a particular type; oak-like. Politically conservative.
BROOKE WYETH
35-40. An attractive and dry woman. A writer.
TRIP WYETH
Male. 25-30. Bright, funny.
SILDA GRAUMAN
60s. Politically liberal. Just out of rehab. No makeup; disheveled.
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