DALLAS THEATER CENTER 2019-20 SEASON **Date Added** Equity Performer Auditions - Dallas Theater Center Auditions

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DALLAS THEATER CENTER 2019-20 SEASON **Date Added** - Dallas Theater Center

DALLAS THEATER CENTER 2019-2020 SEASON - Dallas EPA/ECC Singers Days

Dallas Theater Center


AUDITION DATES

Thu, Apr 04, 2019

1:00 pm - 9:00 pm (CDT)

Fri, Apr 05, 2019

1:00 pm - 9:00 pm (CDT)

Sunday, April 7, 2019

1:00 PM

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9:00 PM

APPOINTMENTS

Visit our website for an appointment https://www.dallastheatercenter.org/subpage.php?sid=63&parent_id=6

CONTRACT

LORT Non-Rep LORT B, C, D Minimums - $941/wk, 873/wk, 696/wk

SEEKING

Actors age 18 and over. See breakdown.

PREPARATION

For auditions, please prepare:
• 2 Contrasting monologues OR 1 monologue and 1 16-32 bar song (standard or contemporary musical theater is preferred, but not required)
• Bring (2) 8X10 headshots and resumes stapled back to back
• For singers only: Bring clearly marked sheet music for accompanist
For Questions, contact: Caroline Hamilton, Casting Associate
caroline.hamilton@dallastheatercenter.org

LOCATION

Sammons Center for the Arts

3630 Harry Hines Blvd

Dallas, TX 75219

PERSONNEL

Caroline Hamilton - Casting

OTHER DATES

See breakdown.

OTHER

www.dallastheatrecenter.org

An Equity Monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of audition.

Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to attend every audition.

Always bring your Equity Membership card to auditions.

BREAKDOWN

In the Heights

Music and Lyrics by LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA | Book by QUIARA ALEGRIA HUDES | Conceived by LIN-MANUEL MIRANDA
Director: James Vasquez, Choreographer: TBA, Musical Director: TBA

First Rehearsal: August 21
First Performance: September 21
Closing Performance: October 20

Available Roles:

USNAVI DE LA VEGA, owner of De La Vega Bodega, Latino

KEVIN ROSARIO, Nina’s father, owner of Rosario’s Car Service, Latino

CAMILA ROSARIO, Nina’s mother, co-owner of Rosario’s, Latina

BENNY, employee of Rosario’s, African-American

VANESSA, works at the salon, Latina

ABUELA CLAUDIA, raised Usnavi, though not his blood grandmother, Latina

DANIELA, owner of Daniela’s Salon, Latina

CARLA, works at the salon, Latina

GRAFFITI PETE, an artist

PIRAGÜERO (PIRAGUA GUY), scrapes piraguas from his block of ice, Latino

ENSEMBLE: 4 Men, 4 Women, strong singer dancers.

A Christmas Carol

Written by Charles Dickens | Adapted by Kevin Moriarty
Director: Joel Ferrell, Choreographer: Jeremy Dumont, Musical Director: Vonda Bowling

First Rehearsal: October 22
First Performance: November 21
Closing Performance: December 29

Available roles:


Bob Cratchit/Ensemble
Scrooge
Ghost of Christmas Present/Ensemble
Business Person 1/Ensemble
Business Person 2/Ensemble
Fred (Scrooge's Nephew)/Ensemble
Jacob Marley/ Old Joe/Ensemble
Topper/Ensemble
Lucy, Fred's wife/Ensemble

Little Women

First Rehearsal: January 6, 2020
First Performance: February 7, 2020
Closing Performance: March 1, 2020

Available roles:


JO MARCH - the second-to-oldest March. Does not fit comfortably within the given * parameters of her given gender role. A deep fire within her. Extremely ambitious and frustrated by the distance between where she is - and where she wants to be. Impatient. Wants to change the world. Very smart and knows it. A mix of insecurity and aspiration. Boyish and rough-and-tumble. Sometimes antagonistic. Not the most tolerant of differing viewpoints. Can be quite awkward or abrupt; bad temper when riled. A great sense of humor. Passionate. Ahead of her time. A warrior. Has a special relationship with Beth.


THEODORE “LAURIE” LAURENCE - a sweet and handsome young man; sensitive. * Funny, charming, and caring. In his fantasies, he’s a white knight: riding in to rescue damsels in distress. A natural musician. Wealthy thanks to his inheritance; generous, does not have to think about money. Does not always fit comfortably within the given parameters of his given gender role - he doesn't want to grow up to be a soldier or tedious man of business. Finds a family in the Marches.

American Mariachi

Written by JOSÉ CRUZ GONZALEZ
Director: HENRY GODINEZ

First Rehearsal: February 10, 2020
First Performance: March 14, 2020
Closing Performance: April 5, 2020

Available roles:
(Important note: Musical/Instrumental training and coaching will be provided for roles that require the playing of a Mariachi instrument)

LUCHA MORALES, early to mid 20s, U.S. born Mexican-American. Bilingual. Daughter of AMALIA and FEDERICO MORALES. Struggles with her father’s expectations. Dreams of one day becoming a nurse. She is the primary caregiver for her mother. She loves to sing and learns to play the violin. Her best friend is her cousin BOLI.


HORTENSIA PÉREZ, prefers to be called “BOLI.” Early to mid 20s, Mexican American. Works as a hotel maid and later at a cannery. LUCHA’s cousin. Hungry to learn about the world. She is fiercely loyal and protective of her family and friends. She loves to sing and learns to play the guitar.


AMALIA MORALES, late 40s/early 50s. Mexican American. Bilingual. Mother of LUCHA, She is battling early onset dementia and is mostly lost in the past except for a few moments of lucidity. She sees and speaks to her deceased aunt,

TÍA CARMEN. She used to the play violin and she sings beautifully. Also plays DOÑA LOLA; an elderly eccentric lady who loves her hair styled in the salon.

GABBY OROZCO, mid 20s. Mexican American. A Born Again Christian. She lacks confidence, style, and experience in the world. Works as a baker at El Águila Panadería. She sings and plays the electric bass at her church. Learns to play the guitarrón. She actively searches for guidance and companionship. Plays BERTA, DRUNK UNCLE’S WIFE & QUINCEAÑERA GUEST.

SOYLA REYNA, early/mid 40s. Born in Colombia. Immigrated to the U.S. as a young woman. Bilingual. Owner of Salón Superior de Soyla. She is always well put together. Savvy about the world, opinionated, self-sufficient, sexually confident, and supportive of the young women. She sings beautifully and learns to play the vihuela. Also plays SISTER MANUELA, an old school Catholic nun, CHOIR, HOLY ROLLER.

MINO AVILA, a middle-aged Mexican. Ex-friend of FEDERICO. Bilingual. A former mariachi, he is very wise, a music historian. LUCHA’s godfather. A soft-spoken and humble man with a broken heart. He works as a carpenter who also repairs music instruments in his garage. Plays PADRE FLORES from Madrid, Spain, HOLY ROLLER MUSICIAN, QUINCEAÑERA GUEST. Plays guitar or vihuela.

Pipeline

By DOMINIQUE MORRISEAU
Director: TBA

First Rehearsal: March 9, 2020
First Performance: April 3, 2020
Closing Performance: May 10, 2020

Available roles:

NYA - Black woman, mid-late 30's. Single mother. Public H.S. Teacher. Trying to raise her teenage son on her own with much difficulty. A good teacher inspiring her students in a stressed environment. A struggling parent doing her damndest. Strong but burning out. Smoker. Sometimes drinker. Holding together by a thread.

OMARI - Black man, late teens. Smart and astute. Rage without release. Tender and honest at his core. Something profoundly sensitive amidst the anger. Wrestling with his identity between private school education and being from a so-called urban community. Nya's son.

XAVIER - Black man, mid-late 30's. Single father - struggling to connect to his own son. Marketing exec. Wounded relationship with his ex-wife. Financially stable. Emotionally impoverished. Nya's ex-husband. Omari's father.

The Supreme Leader

Written by DON X. NGUYEN
Directed by Kevin Moriarty

First Rehearsal: May 4, 2020
First Performance: June 3, 2020
Closing Performance: July 12, 2020

Available Roles:

KIM JONG-UN (Male 18) Asian. A student and future Supreme Leader of North Korea. Must be able to embody the awkwardness and inner turmoil of a teenager struggling between right and wrong.

SOPHIE PRESCOTT (Female 18) A fellow student. Non-Asian. Sophie is open and friendly, works to befriend Kim Jong Un and others at her school. Her bright personality masks an emotional wound.

ROGER FULLBRIGHT (Male 18) A fellow student. Non-Asian. Sophie's ex. Handsome and well meaning with an air of entitlement.

THE MINDER (Male 40-50s) Asian. Kim Jong-Un's Minder. Loyal to the Korean government and tasked with helping shape Kim Jong Un to be the next Supreme Leader. A surrogate father to Kim Jong-Un.


Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to audition.

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