LORT
ONCE – Photo / Resume Request
American Repertory Theatre (Cambridge, MA) LORT D; $566/week
Producer: John Hart, Barbara Broccoli, Fred Zollo, Patrick Milling Smith, American Repertory Theatre
Director: John Tiffany
Music Director: Martin Lowe
Choreographer: Steven Hoggett
Book: Enda Walsh
Music: Glen Hansard & Marketa Irglova
based on the film by John Carney
Casting: Jim Carnahan / Stephen Kopel
There will be a 4-week Staged Reading, March 28 – May 1, 2011
NYC auditions will be held on an upcoming date TBD, by appointment only.
Seeking submissions from Actors' Equity Members only for these particular auditions.
For consideration, mail picture and resume to:
“Once” Casting / AEA Self Submit
Jim Carnahan Casting
231 W. 39th St, Ste. #1200
New York, NY 10018
*Seeking true actor/musician/singers. All cast members must play an instrument(s)*
SEEKING:
Girl:
Mid – late 20s. Pianist and folk-y singer. Direct, witty and unbelievably cool. Has had to work hard at life but doesn't think she deserves any sympathy. Must have an excellent Eastern European accent. Must sing and play the piano EXTREMELY well.
Billy:
Late 30s – 50s. A large Irish man. Owner of the music store where Girls plays piano. Loud, funny and protective of Girl. Irish accent. Must sing and play guitar well.
Reza:
Female late 20s. A loud, funny Czech girl who likes shouting and make up. Often a bit larger then life. Must sing extremely well. Eastern European accent. Must play piano and/or violin/fiddle.
Baruska:
Female 50s up. Mother of Girl. A warm Czech mother who likes a full house and full stomachs. Not many inhibitions. Eastern European accent. Must sing and play either the piano, accordion or cello well.
Bank Manager:
Male 30/40s. Irish. Seems quite prim and nerdy but has a secret passion for music. Irish accent. Must sing and play guitar well.
Eamon:
Male 30s-50s Irish. The music studio manager where Guy and Girl record their album. A tough nut to crack but eventually gives into the musician’s talents. Irish accent. Must sing and play either piano, accordion or cello
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