Equity chorus dancers (Male characters) for roles in PRETTY WOMAN (See breakdown).
High Belt Sopranos and Altos Who Dance · Understudy
Playing age: 20s – 30s
Voice: High belt sopranos and altos
Any ethnicity. To appear in the ensemble with features. Possible principal understudy assignments.
Strong pop/rock singers
Strong dancing ability
Strong Pop Tenors and Baritones Who Dance · Understudy
Playing age: 20s – 30s
Voice: Strong pop tenors and baritones
Any ethnicity. To appear in the ensemble with features. Possible principal understudy assignments.
Strong pop/rock singers
Strong dancing ability
Guitar-playing ability required for one ensemble role
Mr. Morse
Playing age: 30s-40s
Character is male. Any ethnicity. A self-made industrial tycoon who owns a major shipbuilding company. His business becomes a target for a takeover by Edward Lewis and Philip Stuckey. However, he is fiercely determined to fight back.
Strong pop/rock singer and mover
Giulio
Playing age: 18-25
Character is male. Any ethnicity. The young bellhop at the Beverly Wilshire Hotel; he exudes wide-eyed innocence.
Strong comedic timing
Strong pop/rock singer and mover
Mr. Hollister
Playing age: 30s—40s
Character is male. Any ethnicity. A Beverly Hills high-end clothing store manager who will say or do anything to make a sale.
Strong pop/rock singer
Strong movement ability
Violetta
Playing age: 20s – 40s
Voice: Glorious high soprano operatic voice
Character is female. Any ethnicity. To appear in the ensemble with a feature as an opera singer playing VIOLETTA in a “La Traviata” sequence.
Ability to sing in the pop/rock style
Strong movement ability
Alfredo
Playing age: 20s — 40s
Voice: Glorious high tenor operatic voice
Character is male. Any ethnicity. To appear in the ensemble with a feature as an opera singer playing ALFREDO in a “La Traviata” sequence.
Ability to sing in the pop/rock style
Strong movement ability
Scarlett
Playing age: 20s-40s
Character is female. Any ethnicity. A vibrant lounge singer at the Voltaire inside the Beverly Wilshire.
Versatile in pop/rock/jazz stylings
Strong movement ability
Playing age, Equity, understudy… what do these mean?
Playing age is how old a character appears, which may differ from your own age. Equity is the actors’ union; check each theatre’s eligibility rules. An understudy learns a role to perform when the main actor is unavailable.
Access and accommodations: Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to attend every audition.
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What to prepare
Help with headshots, résumés, and self-tapes
A headshot is a clear photo of you. An acting résumé lists your performance experience and training. A self-tape is a recorded audition video. Sides are the short script excerpts the theatre asks you to perform. Follow this theatre’s specific instructions.
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How to apply
Come ready to dance/move in whatever shoes feel best for you. (No tap needed) You may be called back to sing approx. 1-minute cut from your book in the style of or from the show. Bring sheet music cut in your key. Pianist provided. Bring current headshot and resume stapled together. ECC Procedures are in effect for this audition. An Equity Monitor will be provided. Always bring your Equity Membership card to auditions.
The listing labels the call “NON-UNION,” but seeks “Equity chorus dancers,” states “ECC Procedures are in effect for this audition,” says an Equity Monitor will be provided, and instructs auditioners to bring an Equity Membership card.
The initial seeking line specifies “(Male characters),” while the breakdown also lists high belt sopranos and altos and female-character roles VIOLETTA and SCARLETT.
Full posting and updates
Come ready to dance/move in whatever shoes feel best for you (no tap needed); you may be called back to sing an approximately one-minute cut from your book in the style of or from the show. Bring sheet music cut in your key, a current headshot, a resume stapled together, and an Equity Membership card; a pianist is provided. ECC procedures apply and an Equity Monitor will be provided. Personnel listed: Fireside General Manager Nate Stamper; Director Heather Patterson King; Musical Director Mary Ehlinger; Choreographer Trent Soyster; Casting Director Lara Hayhurst. Expected to attend: Heather Patterson King, Trent Soyster, Mary Ehlinger, Chuck Larkin, and Lara Hayhurst.