10-27-12
SIERRA REP AUDITIONS: GYPSY
SIERRA REP AUDITIONS: GYPSY
WHAT: AUDITIONS FOR GYSPY, Directed By Scott Viets
WHO: SEEKING 4 YOUNG BOYS (AGES 9-14)
The boys should be able to dance, or at least move well, and take direction well. No previous theatrical necessary, but helpful.
ONE GIRL (Ages 8-12), for the pivotal role of “Baby June”
For “Baby June”, the demands are much greater. The little girl must be a “triple threat” – highly charismatic dancer/singer/actor who may also have gymnastic abilities (ability to do the splits a plus). The story takes place in the world of vaudeville and “Baby June” is the star of her own act, with boys as a back-up chorus.
WHEN By appointment
THE CONTRACT: Rehearsals begin February 7. (all evenings except Mondays, plus weekends). The show opens March 3 and plays thru April 22 (Thursday, Friday & Saturday evenings & Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday matinees). Every person in the cast receives a salary.
CONTACT: Interested performers should submit an email with their qualifications and a photo immediately to artistic@sierrarep.org, to be considered for an appointment time. For more information, call (209) 532-0502, ext. 104.
About Sierra Repertory Theatre
SRT is a professional non-profit theater producing a year-round season of classic and contemporary plays at two locations — the SRT theater in East Sonora and the historic Fallon House Theatre in Columbia. The talented resident company and visiting guest artists include members of Actors' Equity Association, the Union of Professional Actors and Stage Managers. High quality performances, production values and management have established Sierra Rep as a model for regional theater. Sierra Rep's 200-seat theater in East Sonora is intimate, attractive and comfortable; with excellent sight lines and acoustics, and no seat more than 10 rows from the stage. The Fallon House is a restored Gold Rush-era theater and inn located in Columbia State Historic Park. It seats 274. Both theaters are centrally heated and cooled and wheelchair accessible. The East Sonora Theater has an assistive listening system for hearing-impaired patrons.
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