The Mystery Mansion Dinner Theater – The Mystery Mansion Dinner Theater
Arizona's Longest Running Murder Mystery Dinner Theater,(www.mysterymansion.com) is having general casting for all of its productions. Interactive and improvisation skills are essential. Must have commanding presence and good comedic skills. Some food service required along with acting skills, excellent availability as our shows run every Friday & Saturday night some matinees.We are currently seeking men and women, age 20-40.
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Six Characters in Search of an Author – South Mountain Community College
What if an author abandoned his characters before the play was finished? What would happen to the unfinished characters? In Pirandello’s game-changing contribution to absurdist modern drama, the characters barge into a rehearsal and demand that their stories be told. Highlighting the clash between deeply disturbing tragedy and lowbrow comedy, Laurelann Porter’s new adaptation provides a visceral, contemporary feel to contrast the so-called timeless nature of these fictional characters.
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The Secret Garden (Musical) – Theater Works YouthWorks
This is an captivating story brought to life with enchanting music and wondrous lyrics.It is based on the 1911 novel by Frances Hodgson Burnett.When Mary Lennox,a young English girl born and raised in India, is orphaned – she is sent back to England to live with her embittered, reclusive uncle Archibald and his invalid son, Colin. While there, she discovers a neglected magical secret garden. Through her care and love, she brings new life to the garden and home she is staying.
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Learning Laron – Mosaic Entertainment Group
It's the story about a young man who lost his mom to illness and lost his father to despair. Because his father never got over his wife's death, he abandoned his young son and left him in the care of his younger sister. Now as an adult, Laron is dealing with his abandonment in self destructive ways. Will he be able to move on? Will he able to move this life in more constructive ways and raise his son in ways his father never did?
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Bittersweet – Music Video – Occulus Films
This is a music video for the song "Bittersweet" by Gabriel Barcenilla. The video follows the story of a couple that were once very close, think "Bonnie and Clyde", but became estranged and bitter against one another. However, due to their past relationship, the feelings between them are bittersweet, hence the song title. The artist plays the male counterpart to the Interrogator, who has him abducted and tortures him, but he escapes.
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The Ha-Ha’s Improv Troupe – Valley Youth Theatre
The VYT improv troupe this year will hosts and visits other improv teams around the valley for high-energy, fast-paced shows and tournaments! Our 2015-16 show schedule includes shows at Valley Youth Theatre in Phoenix in addition to festivals, events, and other theatres/schools across in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
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2015 – 16 Actor’s Audition Database – ASU School of Film, Dance & Theatre
The Auditions will be filmed and then archived online for ASU Student Access only to cast their upcoming productions. The Actor's Database will be open throughout the school year, so you will be getting calls throughout the school year. Students may ask for you to come in for a call-back, but usually they are straight offers with a script that can be reviewed and decided upon. Actors that appear in ASU Student Film will only be compensated with copy and credit and will not be paid as actors.
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The Merry Wives of Windsor – Southwest Shakespeare Company
Sir John Falstaff, a visitor to the town of Windsor and needing money, sends letters to Mistresses Page and Ford in the hope of wooing them and tapping into their husbands’ fortunes. The women discover his intention and, enlisting Mistress Quickly as their messenger, set a trap. One of the merriest of Shakespeare comedies, and peopled with riotous characters such as Parson Hugh Evans and the insane Doctor Caius.
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Tartuffe – Red Earth Theatre
Moliere’s outrageous, funny 1664 tale of power, greed and religious hypocrisy features some of the great classical characters of European theatre -Tartuffe, Orgon, his wife Elmire and the sassy maid Dorine - although you might recognize them as your 2015 neighbors! This 2007 translation-adaption by Ranjit Bolt races along with rhyming couplets and American slang through three different locations in one large 1920’s New Orleans house/hotel in a specially created space at the Sedona Art Center.
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