KILL FLOOR Equity Principal Auditions - Lincoln Center Theater Auditions

Call Type
Equity Principal

Time(s)
Equity Principal Auditions
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 2015
9:30 AM to 5:30 PM
lunch 1 to 2

Contract
LORT Non-Rep
D; $618/week min.

Location
Actors' Equity Association Audition Center
165 West 46th Street
16th Floor
New York, NY 10036
studio A

Seeking
Equity actors for 5 available roles.

see breakdown.

Preparation
Actors will read from sides, provided at the auditions.

Bring picture and resume.

Other Dates
1ST REHEARSAL 9/8/15
1ST PREVIEW 10/3/15
OPEN 10/19/15
CLOSE 11/15/15

Other
DIRECTOR: LILA NEUGEBAUER
WRITER: ABE KOOGLER

Personnel
Each of the following are expected to be at the EPA - one in the AM and one in the PM. However, the exact schedule is yet TBD.
Casting Director: Daniel Swee
Casting Associate: Camille Hickman

· 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.

Breakdown

ANDY
Early to mid-30s. Caucasian. B's mom, but not particularly maternal, still figuring out how to take care of herself. Just out of prison. Never had much money. Shy, but defended. Capable of intense volatility: has a simmering anger and humor just underneath the surface. Sharp edges.

B
Teens. Andy’s son. Mixed-race (his mother is Caucasian, his father was African-American). Shy like his mother, but with a quiet intelligence. Physically slight. Not comfortable in his own skin. Capable of communicating deep and shifting emotional life with few words.

RICK
Early to mid-30s. Caucasian. Andy's boss, low-level management. A former athlete gone soft. Friendly, average. Over time we see he's wrestling with something darker.

SIMON
Teens. Caucasian. B's friend. Lots of bravado. Fancies himself a rapper. Still a scared kid underneath that.

SARAH
30s to early 40s. Caucasian. A woman who befriends Andy in the grocery store. Warm; open. Better educated than Andy and better off financially.
Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend.