DOGFIGHT Submission - Second Stage Theatre Auditions

Posted February 13, 2012
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DOGFIGHT - Second Stage Theatre

DOGFIGHT A New Musical – Photo/Resume Request

Second Stage Theatre Off-Broadway $736/week minimum.

Artistic Dir: Carole Rothman

Exec Dir: Casey Reitz

Score: Benj Pasek and Justin Paul

Book: Peter Duchan

Based on the 1991 Warner Bros. film and screenplay by Bob Comfort

Dir: Joe Mantello

Casting: Telsey + Company/Craig Burns

1st reh: 5/18/12. Runs 6/26-9/2.

To be considered, e-mail headshot/resume to


DogfightTelseyCasting@gmail.com

Seeking submissions for the following only:

Eddie Birdlace:

21. Good-looking US Marine about to ship off to Vietnam in 1963. From Rochester, NY. Careless. Tough on the outside, but lonely and lost, somewhere between boy and man. Contemporary tenor voice, chest voice to at least an A. Also must be comfortable in mix. Lead.

Rose Fenny:

19. Plain, homely, awkward exterior. Inside, bursting with life, ideas and passion—scared to show it. A dreamer. Works as a waitress in her mother’s diner; has never left home. Strong mix, but comfortable belting as well. Needs to be very comfortable in folk and pop styles. Guitar skills a plus but not required. Lead.

Bernstein:

Jewish man, 20. US Marine leaving for Vietnam. From Cleveland, OH. Inexperienced when it comes to sex and life. Quirky, energetic, genuine. Solid contemporary baritenor, comfortable to F or G. A character voice would work in this role.

Boland:

Man, 20s. US Marine leaving for Vietnam. Southern. Handsome charmer/cad. Doesn’t worry too much about telling the truth, just getting by. Can be overconfident and a bit insensitive, but always in the name of having fun. High, clear tenor.

Marcy:

Late 20s/early 30s. Brash, crass, trashy, no mind-to-mouth filter. Role requires a great sense of over-the-top comic timing. Marcy is not pretty (nearly toothless!), but knows how to do herself up when necessary, and probably makes a decent living as a prostitute. Strong, high belt required. Marcy’s voice is as strong as her personality.

Fector / Hippie:

Two-character track (males, early 20s) for one performer. Fector: US Marine leaving for Vietnam. Not too bright. One of the guys. Actor also plays a Hippie. High tenor with a Bb. Comfortable singing in tight harmony.

Stevens / Others:

Multi-character track (males, early 20s) for one performer. Stevens: US Marine leaving for Vietnam. Judge of the dogfight. Cocky. Actor also plays a snooty Waiter and a Hippie. Contemporary tenor voice, though could be baritone. Comfortable singing in tight harmony.

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