AMERICAN STAGE 2015-16 SEASON Equity Principal Auditions - American Stage Theatre Company Auditions

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AMERICAN STAGE 2015-16 SEASON - American Stage Theatre Company

American Stage 15-16 Season - FL EPAs
American Stage Theatre Company | St. Petersburg, FL

Date of Audition:
6/1 and 6/2/2015


Call Type
Equity Principal

Time(s)
Equity Principal Auditions by APPOINTMENT (2 days)
Monday, June 1, 2015
Tuesday, June 2, 2015
10 AM to 5 PM each day

Contract
SPT
Tier 7; approximately $475/wk.

Location
Raymond James Theatre
163 3rd Avenue North
St. Petersburg, FL
downtown, across from Williams Park


Seeking
Equity actors for various principal roles in the upcoming season shows.

see breakdown.

Preparation
Prepare two contrasting monologues. Auditions should not exceed 3 minutes.

Bring picture and resume.

Other Dates

**You will receive a return confirmation. Please do not call the theatre to inquire about auditions. Please do not email headshots and resumes at this time.

Other
AEA members without appointments seen as time permits.
Non-Equity actors will be put on waiting list and seen whenever there is no Equity Member auditioning or waiting

Personnel
Stephanie Gularte, Producing Artistic Director

· A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.

Appointments
AEA members emailing casting@americanstage.org. Leave your name, union status and phone number and two one-hour time frames that will work for you.**

Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.

Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.


Breakdown

A minimum of 60% of all casting will be AEA actors

American Stage 2015-16 Season

INTIMATE APPAREL
by Lynn Nottage
Contract dates: August 25 – October 11, 2015 (possible extension to October 18)
Director TBD

Seeking:

ESTHER MILLS: F, 35, African American seamstress

MRS. DICKSON: F, 50, African American proprietor of boarding house for unmarried women

MRS. VAN BUREN: F, 30s, white wealthy socialite

MR. MARKS: M, 30s, Romanian Jewish immigrant, textile merchant

MAYME: F, 30s, African American prostitute and dance hall performer

GEORGE: M, 30s, black laborer from Barbados

_________

THE 39 STEPS
Adapted by Patrick Barlow
Contract dates: October 27 – December 13, 2015 (possible extension to December 20)
Director TBD

seeking:

RICHARD HANNAY: M, 40, “Hitchcock leading-man”

ANNABELA SCHMID/PAMELA/MARGARET: F, 30s, “Hitchcock leading-lady”

CLOWN 1: M, 20s-50s

CLOWN 2: M, 20s-50s

__________

JITNEY
by August Wilson
Contract dates: December 29-February 21, 2016 (possible extension to February 28)
Director TBD

seeking:

BECKER: M, 60s, African-American, well-respected man who runs the jitney station

TURNBO: M, late 40s-50s, African-American, Jitney driver, always interested in the business of others

YOUNGBLOOD: M, mid-to-late 20's, African-American, Jitney driver and Vietnam veteran

FIELDING: M, 30s-40s, African-American, Jitney driver and former tailor, has a dependency on alcohol

DOUB: M, 40s, African-American, longtime jitney driver and a Korean War veteran

SHEALY: M, 40s, African-American, Numbers taker who often uses the jitney station as his base

BOOSTER: M, 39, African-American, Becker's son, recently released from prison, in his early 40s

RENA: F, 20s, African-American, Youngblood's girlfriend and mother of their young son

PHILMORE: M, 50s, local hotel doorman, a reoccurring jitney passenger

______

4000 MILES
by Amy Herzog
Contract dates: February 23 – April 10, 2016
Director TBD

seeking:

LEO JOSEPH-CONNELL: M, 21, strong and lean, long distance cyclist

VERA JOSEPH: F, 91, independent and strong minded old lefty

BEC: F, 21, strong & hearty

AMANDA: F, 19, Fashionable young Chinese American

_________

A TALE OF TWO CITIES
This production has been cast.

__________

THE PITMEN PAINTERS
by Lee Hall
Contract dates: June 28 – August 14, 2016
Director TBD

seeking:

GEORGE BROWN: M, 40-60’s. The oldest & leader of the group, a stickler on details, bossy labor representative.

OLIVER KILBOURN: M, mid 30-40’s. Thoughtful, becomes the most famous and accomplished of the miner/artists.

JIMMY FLOYD: M, 40-60’s. A regular hard-working bloke, timid, curious, always surprised by life.

YOUNG LAD: M, 20’s. Youthful, eager to find regular work in the mines, to find out where he fits in.

HARRY WILSON: M, 45-60. Not able to work as miner since being gassed in WWI, a dental engineer, a Marxist.

ROBERT LYON: M, 40-55. British painter, Art professor, upper class, unintentionally self-involved & elitist.

SUSAN PARKS: F, 20’s. An earnest young art student and life model, later in her 30’s. (very brief nudity)

HELEN SUTHERLAND: F, 40-50. Wealthy, cultured, influential patron of the arts, beautiful, well-meaning.

BEN NICHOLSON: M, 30-40. a famous young British artist, helped found arts colony at St. Ives.



NOTE: Auditions for the theatre's LOA production of SPAMALOT in the Park will be held at a later date still yet TBD.


If you are unable to attend American Stage’s 2015-16 season but would like to be considered for our up-coming season, please mail your headshot and resume along with the title of the production you are interested in being considered for to:

American Stage Theatre Company
PO Box 1560
St. Petersburg, FL 33731

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