Non-Equity Auditions in Baltimore

Non-Equity auditions are open casting calls for theater productions that do not require performers to be members of Actors' Equity Association. They include community theater, regional theater, independent productions, and some national tours.

Non-Equity auditions are updated daily as new listings are submitted by theaters and production companies from across the country.

Yes! You can submit a non-Equity audition listing by visiting our submission page. For Equity auditions, those must be submitted through Actors' Equity Association. For other job postings, visit the Classifieds.

Requirements vary by production. Many community theater and regional productions welcome performers of all experience levels, while others may request specific training or experience. Check each listing for details.

Equity auditions are for productions operating under contracts with Actors' Equity Association (the union for professional actors and stage managers). Non-Equity auditions are for productions without a union contract, and are open to all performers regardless of union membership.

Compensation varies widely. Some non-Equity productions offer pay, stipends, or housing, while others are volunteer or offer only a small honorarium. Payment details are typically included in each audition listing.

Click on any audition listing to view the full details, including submission instructions, audition dates, and contact information. Some require emailing a headshot and resume, while others hold open call auditions.

Yes. You can join Equity through the Equity Membership Candidate (EMC) program by working at participating Equity theaters, or through the Open Access program after gaining professional experience. Visit Actors' Equity for details.

BroadwayWorld has a complete guide on auditions, including song selection, monologue ideas, and advice from industry professionals. Click here to browse our audition advice resources.

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