CAPITAL REPERTORY THEATRE 2013-14 TYA SEASON Equity Principal Auditions - Capital Repertory Theatre Auditions

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Capital Repertory Theatre
Albany, NY


Call Type
Equity Principal

Date of Audition
12/16/2013

Location
Capital Repertory Theatre
111 N. Pearl Street
Albany, NY 12207

Time(s)

Equity Principal Auditions
Monday, December 16, 2013
9am – 5pm
Lunch from 12 – 1.

Appointments
Call 518-462-4531 x403.

AEA members without appointments welcome and seen as time permits. Non-Equity/EMC Actors seen as time permits.
> A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.

Personnel
Producing Artistic Director: Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill
Chief Administrative Officer: Philip Morris

Other Dates
Note: Actors cast in HENRY must live within commuting distance of the theatre (50 miles by car) as there is no housing included in the contract

Actor cast in HARRIET will be provided housing contract

There are no overnights for either contract

Contract
TYA
$443.50/week minimum

Seeking
Equity actors, men and women, for the theatre's Theatre For Young Audiences 2013-14 Season.

see breakdown.

Breakdown
A breakdown has been added for this notice. See below.

Preparation
Prepare a 1-minute monologue of choice (comedic or dramatic). Bring picture & resume, stapled together

Women auditioning for Harriet should be prepared to read a short monologue from the play.

Everyone auditioning for Henry should be prepared to demonstrate a British accent – cockney a plus.

Other
For more information contact Charlie Owens, theRep’s Casting Assistant at cowens@capitalrep.org

Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend.

Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.


Breakdown

For the past decade, Capital Repertory Theatre’s TYA touring “On The Go” productions have been presented in a variety of schools and environments throughout the Capital Region to very diverse audiences. Actors should enjoy performing for and interacting with young audiences (middle and high school students). There are post-show discussions after every performance (time permitting). Actors must also be collegial and adaptive. There are no overnight stays on the tour. Actors must have their own housing in the Capital Region. The TYA work week is Monday – Saturday. The winter tour features Harriet Tells It Like It Is while the spring tour features The Remarkable and Perplexing Case of Henry Hudson.


HARRIET TELLS IT LIKE IT IS
By Karen Jones Meadows
1st Rehearsal: January 16, 2014
1st Performance: February 3, 2014
Closes:: March 1, 2014
One Week Unpaid Hiatus: February 17 – 22, 2014

Travel back in time and journey North on the Underground Railroad with Harriet Tubman. Harriet shares her story of bravery, struggle and triumph as she fights for her freedom and the freedom of countless other African slaves.

Seeking

1 Female Actress:
Early to late 20s. Versatile, physically agile, quick study actress. Able to portray Harriet Tubman as she grows from a 6-year old child into an elderly woman. Must be comfortable singing spirituals a cappella.

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THE REMARKABLE AND PERPLEXING CASE OF HENRY HUDSON
By Maggie Mancinelli-Cahill & Maureen Aumand
1st Rehearsal: March 6, 2014
1st Performance: March 24, 2014
Closes: April 12, 2014

Hero or Scoundrel? Victim or Villain? The English navigator Henry Hudson remains an enigmatic figure whose persistence and determination carried him up the Hudson River and onto the pages of history. Here Hudson’s tale is told from several points of view: that of Hudson himself, Hudson’s Crew and again through the eyes of the Native Americans.

Seeking 4 versatile, ethnically diverse, physically agile, quick study actors able to do a British accent:

Females 1 and 2:
Early 20s to late 30s. Both actors will play a variety of roles including: English and Dutch Sailors, Native Americans, a Judge, the History Police and a variety of others.

Male 1:
Early 20s. To play modern day teenager Jason, as well as Captain Hudson, and a variety of others encountered on Hudson’s voyages.

Male 2:
20s – 40s. To play Abucuk Prickett, the narrator, and a sailor on Hudson’s ship. Must be able to do a cockney accent. Pirate like – a la Captain Jack Sparrow.

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