SISTER ACT Equity Chorus Call Dancers - National Tour Auditions

Call Type
Equity Chorus

Time(s)
Equity Chorus Call / Dancers
Monday, April 22, 2013
10 AM - Equity female dancers
2 PM - Equity male dancers

Contract
Short Engagement Touring Agreement
$756/WEEK MINIMUM + HOUSING AND PER DIEM

Location
Pearl Studios NYC "500"
500 Eighth Avenue
(35th/36th Streets)
New York, NY
12th floor

Seeking
For Future Replacements in the Touring Company

Equity Ensemble Dancers:
Men and women. 20 – 55, all ethnicities.

See breakdown for details.

Preparation
Be prepared to dance. Females should wear character heels. After dancing, you may be asked to sing 16 bars of a pop song, disco song, or contemporary musical theatre song in the style of Alan Menken. Bring sheet music and a photo/resume stapled together. A piano accompanist will be provided.

Other Dates

Music: Alan Menken
Lyrics: Glenn Slater
Book: Cheri and Bill Steinkellner
Additional Book Material: Douglas Carter Beane

Other
ECC singers: 4/8 at Telsey + Co.
ECC dancers: 4/22 at Pearl 500

Personnel
Director: Jerry Zaks
Choreographer: Anthony van Laast
Musical Supervisor: Michael Kosarin
General Manager: Joe Christopher
Casting: Telsey + Company/Craig Burns

· Chorus 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

FEMALE ENSEMBLE
Female, 20 – 55, all ethnicities. Great singers and strong movers of all types, shapes, and sizes. Should have style and the ability to play various characters—including nuns and blue-collar Philadelphians—and understudy principal roles. Also seeking women to play TINA and MICHELLE (Deloris’ back-up singers; low-rent, but sexy, wannabe Pointer Sisters, whose moves are smooth and their attitude sassy); they need to be strong dancers. There are two additional strong dancers among the Female Ensemble. All need very strong legit and belt voices.


MALE ENSEMBLE
Male, 20 – 55, all ethnicities. Great singers (with disco falsetto, a la Bee Gees, Beach Boys, Four Seasons) and strong movers of all ethnic types, shapes, and sizes. Should have style and the ability to play various small roles—including blue-collar Philadelphians—and understudy principal roles.