(Center Valley, PA)(New York, NY - AUDITIONS: February 1, 2012 at 10:00 am for Equity Chorus Female Singers & at 2:00 pm for Equity Chorus Male Singers at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their upcoming production. Title: SWEENEY TODD. PROD ART DIR, Patrick Mulcahy; DIR, Dennis Razze; CHOREO, Erin Hurley; MUSIC DIR, Vincent Trovato. Contract: Equity LOA Contract, approval pending (Salary level pending; 2011 salary: $613 min./wk.). Rehearsal Dates: Begins May 22, 2012. Performance Dates: June 15-July 1, 2012 (in Center Valley, PA). Breakdown-- Ensemble Singers: Males & Females. Chorus positions/parts include but are not limited to - A Birdseller: 25-35, preferably a strong tenor; A Passerby: Middle-aged, Cockney dialect, strong singer; Jonas Fogg: 30-45, cruel Dickensian master of Fogg's asylum, strange looking middle-aged man with angular features, strong singer; Female Ensemble: 30-45, strong singer. Theater's statement: "Equity members of all ethnic backgrounds are encouraged to attend". Prepare 16- and 32-bar cuts of a song from or in the style of Sweeney Todd. Show off the range of your vocal type (high for tenors and sopranos, low for basses). Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 30, 2012)

(Ivins, UT)(Las Vegas, NV - AUDITIONS: February 2, 2012 between 9:30 am-12:30 pm for Non-Required Chorus Open Singers Call & 1:00-2:30 pm for Non-Required Chorus Open Dance Call at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their 2012 season. Season Titles: ALADDIN. DIR, Scott S. Anderson; CHOREO, Deanna Dys. Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 16, 2012. Preview Dates: June 1, 4 & 6, 2012. Performance Dates: June 8-October 19, 2012 (in repertory in Ivins, UT). HAIRSPRAY. DIR/CHOREO, Derryl Yeager. Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 16, 2012. Preview Dates: June 2, 5 & 7, 2012. Performance Dates: June 9-October 20, 2012 (in repertory in Ivins, UT). AP, Ryan Norton; ART DIR, Scott S. Anderson. Contract: Equity LOA Contract ($710/wk.). Breakdown-- For ALADDIN - Aladdin: 20s, clever, resourceful street urchin with a heart of gold, best friends with Babkak, Omar, and Kassim, seeks a life beyond the confines of poverty; Jasmine: 20s, intelligent young princess with insight beyond her years and station, seeks a life beyond the confines of privilege; Babkak: 20s, chubby, romantic desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Crosby" of this Arabian "Road" picture, although perhaps with a bit more flair; Omar: 20s, nervous, diminutive desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Lamour"; Kassim: 20s, tough (inside and out) desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Hope"; Sultan: 50s, kind-hearted, widowed ruler of Agrabah, gets so caught up in following the law and tradition that he overlooks his daughter's desires and gets swindled by his own vizier; Jafar: 50s, bitter, deep-voiced, rapier-tongued advisor to the Sultan, cannot tolerate idiots, always looking out for number one, the comedic villain of the story; Iago: 40s, dim-witted, classic comedy lackey to Jafar; Genie: 30s-40s, quick-witted, fast-talking, ancient genie who knows all time and place, an old-school song-and-dance man. For HAIRSPRAY - Tracy Turnblad: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, a "pleasantly plump" teenager who dreams of fame and fights to racially integrate The Corny Collins Show, strong pop belt singer and great mover; Edna Turnblad: 40s-50s, male to play female, Caucasian, Tracy's kind plus-sized mother, runs a laundry business out of her home, needs a funny and grand character actor with singing ability who can convincingly play a woman; Wilbur Turnblad: 40s-50s, male, Caucasian, Tracy's goofy father who owns the Har-De-Har Hut joke shop and is still madly in love with his wife Edna, encourages Tracy to follow her dreams; Link Larkin: To play high school age, male, Caucasian, a teenage heartthrob and one of The Corny Collins Show council members, who falls in love with Tracy, strong pop singer and great mover; Seaweed J. Stubbs: To play high school age, male, African-American, a hip "Negro Day" dancer and the son of Motormouth Maybelle who falls in love with Penny, strong soulful tenor pop singer and great mover; Amber Von Tussle: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, a bratty and selfish resident princess of The Corny Collins Show, despite her lack of talent, is willing to do anything to win the Miss Teenage Hairspray pageant, strong pop belt singer and great mover; Penny Pingleton: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, Tracy's slightly dorky, devoted, and perky best friend, strong pop belt singer and mover; Corny Collins: 30s, male, Caucasian, the eccentric and cocky host of The Corny Collins Show, handsome, charming, engaging, and smooth, strong pop singer; Motormouth Maybelle: 40s-50s, female, African-American, the owner of a downtown record shop and the host of "Negro Day" on The Corny Collins Show, self-described as "big, blonde, and beautiful," strong soulful gospel/pop singer; Velma Von Tussle: 40s-50s, female, Caucasian, Amber's scheming mother and producer of The Corny Collins Show, who pushes her daughter to seek the stardom that she never had, good character singer; Little Inez: To play Early Teens, female, African-American, Seaweed's younger sister, who tries to audition for The Corny Collins Show but is turned away because she is black, strong Broadway/pop singer and mover; Male Authority Figure: 40s-50s, Caucasian, plays Mr. Pinky, owner of Mr. Pinky's Hefty Hideaway who gives Tracy and Edna a makeover, Principal of Patterson Park High School & Mr. Harriman F. Spritzer, the President of Ultra Clutch Hairspray; Female Authority Figure: 40s-50s, Caucasian, plays the Matron guarding The Big Dollhouse, the Gym Teacher & Prudy Pingleton, Penny's overprotective and often close-minded mother; The Council: A group of Teenage singers and dancers on The Corny Collins Show, characters include Brad, Tammy, Fender, Brenda, Sketch, IQ & Lou Ann (also part of the Council are Amber and Link); Seaweed's Pals: To play high school roles, male and female, African-American, singers and dancers, characters include Gilbert, Stooie, Cindy Watkins, Lorraine, Duane & Thad; The Dynamites: Females, African-American, three sexy singer-dancers inspired by the Supremes, should have glorious pop/gospel singing voices, should move well, featured in the showstopper "Welcome to the '60s". A monitor will not be provided; the producer will run all aspects of this audition. Wear comfortable character/dance shoes and clothing. Be ready to learn combination(s). Prepare 16 bars of a musical theater song in the style of the show(s), in case you are asked to stay and sing; have a contrasting selection prepared in case requested. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Note: Seeking experienced musical theater performers for all roles; also seeking understudies for all roles. Ethnic performers are strongly encouraged to attend. Aladdin and Hairspray play in repertory June-October, 2012. Actors may be cast in both productions; some shorter contracts may be available. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 30, 2012)

(Ogunquit, ME)(New York, NY - AUDITIONS: February 2, 2012 at 10:00 am for Equity Chorus Female Dancers who Sing very well & at 2:00 pm for Equity Chorus Male Dancers who Sing very well at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their 2012 season. Season Titles: ALWAYS, PATSY CLINE. WRTR, Ted Swindley. Rehearsal Dates: Begins May 15, 2012 (in Ogunquit, ME). Performance Dates: May 23-June 16, 2012. DAMN YANKEES: THE BOSTON RED SOX VERSION. Rehearsal Dates: Begins June 5, 2012 (in Ogunquit, ME). Performance Dates: June 20-July 21, 2012. SHOW 3: TBA, which may or not be a chorus musical. Rehearsal Dates: Begins July 10, 2012 (in New York, NY). Performance Dates: July 25-August 18, 2012 (in Ogunquit, ME). DOLLY PARTON'S 9 TO 5. Rehearsal Dates: Begins August 7, 2012 (in New York, NY). Performance Dates: August 22-September 15, 2012 (in Ogunquit, ME). BUDDY: THE BUDDY HOLLY STORY. Rehearsal Dates: Begins September 4, 2012 (in Ogunquit, ME). Performance Dates: September 19-October 21, 2012. All Dates Are Subject To Change. EXEC ART DIR, Bradford Kenney; AP, Jayme McDaniel. Contract: Equity COST Contract ($710 min./wk.). Breakdown-- Ensemble Singers & Dancers: Male & Female. Note: Chorus parts in 9 to 5 include but are not necessarily limited to - Joe: 25-30, junior accountant, Violet's love interest, handsome, sweet, charming, baritenor; Dwayne: late 20s-early 30s, Doralee's very supportive husband; Margaret: Any age, secretary, the office lush. Chorus parts in Buddy include but are not necessarily limited to - Female Apollo Performer: African-American, has the ability to hold the stage on her own, key song is "Party," must have good comic timing and be able to act, the ability to play a musical instrument is an advantage but not a prerequisite; Male Apollo Performer: African-American, has the ability to hold the stage on his own, key song is "Party," must have good comic timing, and the ability to play a musical instrument; The Company: Must be able to sing and have the ability to play a multitude of roles and musical instruments. Dancers, be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Bring appropriate dance/character shows; women bring character heels. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Everyone, prepare 16 bars of a musical theater song which best shows your personality and abilities. Bring sheet usic in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided, but may not transpose. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 30, 2012)

(Ivins, UT - AUDITIONS: February 3, 2012 between 5:00-8:00 pm for Open Call at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their 2012 season. Season Titles: ALADDIN. DIR, Scott S. Anderson; CHOREO, Deanna Dys. Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 16, 2012. Preview Dates: June 1, 4 & 6, 2012. Performance Dates: June 8-October 19, 2012 (in repertory in Ivins, UT). HAIRSPRAY. DIR/CHOREO, Derryl Yeager. Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 16, 2012. Preview Dates: June 2, 5 & 7, 2012. Performance Dates: June 9-October 20, 2012 (in repertory in Ivins, UT). AP, Ryan Norton; ART DIR, Scott S. Anderson. Contract: Equity LOA Contract ($710/wk.). Breakdown-- For ALADDIN - Aladdin: 20s, clever, resourceful street urchin with a heart of gold, best friends with Babkak, Omar, and Kassim, seeks a life beyond the confines of poverty; Jasmine: 20s, intelligent young princess with insight beyond her years and station, seeks a life beyond the confines of privilege; Babkak: 20s, chubby, romantic desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Crosby" of this Arabian "Road" picture, although perhaps with a bit more flair; Omar: 20s, nervous, diminutive desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Lamour"; Kassim: 20s, tough (inside and out) desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Hope"; Sultan: 50s, kind-hearted, widowed ruler of Agrabah, gets so caught up in following the law and tradition that he overlooks his daughter's desires and gets swindled by his own vizier; Jafar: 50s, bitter, deep-voiced, rapier-tongued advisor to the Sultan, cannot tolerate idiots, always looking out for number one, the comedic villain of the story; Iago: 40s, dim-witted, classic comedy lackey to Jafar; Genie: 30s-40s, quick-witted, fast-talking, ancient genie who knows all time and place, an old-school song-and-dance man. For HAIRSPRAY - Tracy Turnblad: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, a "pleasantly plump" teenager who dreams of fame and fights to racially integrate The Corny Collins Show, strong pop belt singer and great mover; Edna Turnblad: 40s-50s, male to play female, Caucasian, Tracy's kind plus-sized mother, runs a laundry business out of her home, needs a funny and grand character actor with singing ability who can convincingly play a woman; Wilbur Turnblad: 40s-50s, male, Caucasian, Tracy's goofy father who owns the Har-De-Har Hut joke shop and is still madly in love with his wife Edna, encourages Tracy to follow her dreams; Link Larkin: To play high school age, male, Caucasian, a teenage heartthrob and one of The Corny Collins Show council members, who falls in love with Tracy, strong pop singer and great mover; Seaweed J. Stubbs: To play high school age, male, African-American, a hip "Negro Day" dancer and the son of Motormouth Maybelle who falls in love with Penny, strong soulful tenor pop singer and great mover; Amber Von Tussle: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, a bratty and selfish resident princess of The Corny Collins Show, despite her lack of talent, is willing to do anything to win the Miss Teenage Hairspray pageant, strong pop belt singer and great mover; Penny Pingleton: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, Tracy's slightly dorky, devoted, and perky best friend, strong pop belt singer and mover; Corny Collins: 30s, male, Caucasian, the eccentric and cocky host of The Corny Collins Show, handsome, charming, engaging, and smooth, strong pop singer; Motormouth Maybelle: 40s-50s, female, African-American, the owner of a downtown record shop and the host of "Negro Day" on The Corny Collins Show, self-described as "big, blonde, and beautiful," strong soulful gospel/pop singer; Velma Von Tussle: 40s-50s, female, Caucasian, Amber's scheming mother and producer of The Corny Collins Show, who pushes her daughter to seek the stardom that she never had, good character singer; Little Inez: To play Early Teens, female, African-American, Seaweed's younger sister, who tries to audition for The Corny Collins Show but is turned away because she is black, strong Broadway/pop singer and mover; Male Authority Figure: 40s-50s, Caucasian, plays Mr. Pinky, owner of Mr. Pinky's Hefty Hideaway who gives Tracy and Edna a makeover, Principal of Patterson Park High School & Mr. Harriman F. Spritzer, the President of Ultra Clutch Hairspray; Female Authority Figure: 40s-50s, Caucasian, plays the Matron guarding The Big Dollhouse, the Gym Teacher & Prudy Pingleton, Penny's overprotective and often close-minded mother; The Council: A group of Teenage singers and dancers on The Corny Collins Show, characters include Brad, Tammy, Fender, Brenda, Sketch, IQ & Lou Ann (also part of the Council are Amber and Link); Seaweed's Pals: To play high school roles, male and female, African-American, singers and dancers, characters include Gilbert, Stooie, Cindy Watkins, Lorraine, Duane & Thad; The Dynamites: Females, African-American, three sexy singer-dancers inspired by the Supremes, should have glorious pop/gospel singing voices, should move well, featured in the showstopper "Welcome to the '60s". A monitor will not be provided; the producer will run all aspects of this audition. Wear comfortable character/dance shoes and clothing. Be ready to learn combination(s). Prepare 16 bars of a musical theater song in the style of the show(s), in case you are asked to stay and sing; have a contrasting selection prepared in case requested. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Note: Seeking experienced musical theater performers for all roles; also seeking understudies for all roles. Ethnic performers are strongly encouraged to attend. Aladdin and Hairspray play in repertory June-October, 2012. Actors may be cast in both productions; some shorter contracts may be available. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 30, 2012)

(Ivins, UT - AUDITIONS: February 4, 2012 between 9:30 am-11:00 am for Non-Required Chorus Open Singers Call & 11:00-1:00 pm for Non-Required Chorus Open Dance Call at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their 2012 season. Season Titles: ALADDIN. DIR, Scott S. Anderson; CHOREO, Deanna Dys. Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 16, 2012. Preview Dates: June 1, 4 & 6, 2012. Performance Dates: June 8-October 19, 2012 (in repertory in Ivins, UT). HAIRSPRAY. DIR/CHOREO, Derryl Yeager. Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 16, 2012. Preview Dates: June 2, 5 & 7, 2012. Performance Dates: June 9-October 20, 2012 (in repertory in Ivins, UT). AP, Ryan Norton; ART DIR, Scott S. Anderson. Contract: Equity LOA Contract ($710/wk.). Breakdown-- For ALADDIN - Aladdin: 20s, clever, resourceful street urchin with a heart of gold, best friends with Babkak, Omar, and Kassim, seeks a life beyond the confines of poverty; Jasmine: 20s, intelligent young princess with insight beyond her years and station, seeks a life beyond the confines of privilege; Babkak: 20s, chubby, romantic desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Crosby" of this Arabian "Road" picture, although perhaps with a bit more flair; Omar: 20s, nervous, diminutive desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Lamour"; Kassim: 20s, tough (inside and out) desert dweller, part of Aladdin's band, the "Hope"; Sultan: 50s, kind-hearted, widowed ruler of Agrabah, gets so caught up in following the law and tradition that he overlooks his daughter's desires and gets swindled by his own vizier; Jafar: 50s, bitter, deep-voiced, rapier-tongued advisor to the Sultan, cannot tolerate idiots, always looking out for number one, the comedic villain of the story; Iago: 40s, dim-witted, classic comedy lackey to Jafar; Genie: 30s-40s, quick-witted, fast-talking, ancient genie who knows all time and place, an old-school song-and-dance man. For HAIRSPRAY - Tracy Turnblad: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, a "pleasantly plump" teenager who dreams of fame and fights to racially integrate The Corny Collins Show, strong pop belt singer and great mover; Edna Turnblad: 40s-50s, male to play female, Caucasian, Tracy's kind plus-sized mother, runs a laundry business out of her home, needs a funny and grand character actor with singing ability who can convincingly play a woman; Wilbur Turnblad: 40s-50s, male, Caucasian, Tracy's goofy father who owns the Har-De-Har Hut joke shop and is still madly in love with his wife Edna, encourages Tracy to follow her dreams; Link Larkin: To play high school age, male, Caucasian, a teenage heartthrob and one of The Corny Collins Show council members, who falls in love with Tracy, strong pop singer and great mover; Seaweed J. Stubbs: To play high school age, male, African-American, a hip "Negro Day" dancer and the son of Motormouth Maybelle who falls in love with Penny, strong soulful tenor pop singer and great mover; Amber Von Tussle: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, a bratty and selfish resident princess of The Corny Collins Show, despite her lack of talent, is willing to do anything to win the Miss Teenage Hairspray pageant, strong pop belt singer and great mover; Penny Pingleton: To play high school age, female, Caucasian, Tracy's slightly dorky, devoted, and perky best friend, strong pop belt singer and mover; Corny Collins: 30s, male, Caucasian, the eccentric and cocky host of The Corny Collins Show, handsome, charming, engaging, and smooth, strong pop singer; Motormouth Maybelle: 40s-50s, female, African-American, the owner of a downtown record shop and the host of "Negro Day" on The Corny Collins Show, self-described as "big, blonde, and beautiful," strong soulful gospel/pop singer; Velma Von Tussle: 40s-50s, female, Caucasian, Amber's scheming mother and producer of The Corny Collins Show, who pushes her daughter to seek the stardom that she never had, good character singer; Little Inez: To play Early Teens, female, African-American, Seaweed's younger sister, who tries to audition for The Corny Collins Show but is turned away because she is black, strong Broadway/pop singer and mover; Male Authority Figure: 40s-50s, Caucasian, plays Mr. Pinky, owner of Mr. Pinky's Hefty Hideaway who gives Tracy and Edna a makeover, Principal of Patterson Park High School & Mr. Harriman F. Spritzer, the President of Ultra Clutch Hairspray; Female Authority Figure: 40s-50s, Caucasian, plays the Matron guarding The Big Dollhouse, the Gym Teacher & Prudy Pingleton, Penny's overprotective and often close-minded mother; The Council: A group of Teenage singers and dancers on The Corny Collins Show, characters include Brad, Tammy, Fender, Brenda, Sketch, IQ & Lou Ann (also part of the Council are Amber and Link); Seaweed's Pals: To play high school roles, male and female, African-American, singers and dancers, characters include Gilbert, Stooie, Cindy Watkins, Lorraine, Duane & Thad; The Dynamites: Females, African-American, three sexy singer-dancers inspired by the Supremes, should have glorious pop/gospel singing voices, should move well, featured in the showstopper "Welcome to the '60s". A monitor will not be provided; the producer will run all aspects of this audition. Wear comfortable character/dance shoes and clothing. Be ready to learn combination(s). Prepare 16 bars of a musical theater song in the style of the show(s), in case you are asked to stay and sing; have a contrasting selection prepared in case requested. Bring sheet music; an accompanist will be provided. Note: Seeking experienced musical theater performers for all roles; also seeking understudies for all roles. Ethnic performers are strongly encouraged to attend. Aladdin and Hairspray play in repertory June-October, 2012. Actors may be cast in both productions; some shorter contracts may be available. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 30, 2012)

(St. Louis, MO)(New York, NY - AUDITIONS: February 6, 2012 at 10:00 am for Equity Chorus Female Dancers & at 2:00 pm for Equity Chorus Male Dancers at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their 2012 season. Season Titles: THE SOUND OF MUSIC. DIR, Michael Hamilton. Rehearsal Dates: July 3-19, 2012. Performance Dates: July 20-August 19, 2012. MY ONE AND ONLY. DIR, Michael Hamilton. Rehearsal Dates: August 21-September 6, 2012. Performance Dates: September 7-October 7, 2012. PROD, Jack Lane; ART DIR, Michael Hamilton; CHOREO, Dana Lewis; CSTG, Wojcik/Seay Casting. Contract: Equity LOA to COST Contract ($512 min./wk.). Breakdown-- Ensemble Dancers: Late Teens-Mid 30s, male and female, accomplished dancers who sing well, chorus members will understudy principal roles. Be warmed up and ready to dance. Bring all dance style shows (character, ballet, jazz and tap). Also prepare 16 & 32-bar cuts of a song in case asked to stay and sing. Songs from the shows are fine. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 31, 2012)

(Fort Atkinson, WI)(New York, NY - AUDITIONS: February 8, 2012 at 10:00 am for Equity Chorus Male Singers who move well & at 2:00 pm for Equity Chorus Female Singers who move well at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their upcoming production. Title: LEGALLY BLONDE. PROD/DIR, Ed Flesch; CHOREO, Ann Nieman; MUSIC DIR, Mary Ehlinger. Contract: Equity Fireside Dinner Theatre Agreement ($568 min./wk.). Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 23, 2012. Performance Dates: May 10-July 1, 2012 (in Fort Atkinson, WI). Breakdown-- Ensemble Singers: Male & Female singers who move and act well, all physical types and ethnicities welcome, some ensemble members will cover principal roles. Prepare 16 bars of music; singing from the show is fine. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Some may be asked to stay and do a movement combination after all have sung. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 31, 2012)

(Fort Atkinson, WI)(New York, NY - AUDITIONS: February 9, 2012 at 10:00 am for Equity Chorus Male Dancers who Sing/Act well & at 2:00 pm for Equity Chorus Female Dancers who Sing/Act well at Details Are only Available By Subscription. will be holding auditions for their upcoming production. Title: LEGALLY BLONDE. PROD/DIR, Ed Flesch; CHOREO, Ann Nieman; MUSIC DIR, Mary Ehlinger. Contract: Equity Fireside Dinner Theatre Agreement ($568 min./wk.). Rehearsal Dates: Begins April 23, 2012. Performance Dates: May 10-July 1, 2012 (in Fort Atkinson, WI). Breakdown-- Strong Ensemble Dancers: Males & Females, strong dancers who sing and act well, all physical types and ethnicities welcome, some ensemble members will cover principal roles. Be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Bring characters shoes. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Prepare 16 bars of music; singing from the show is fine. Bring sheet music in the correct key; an accompanist will be provided but may not transpose. Bring photographs & resumes, stapled together. (Posted: January 31, 2012)