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Hairspray: Motormouth Maybelle
TheatreTeens

Hairspray: Motormouth Maybelle

CASTING CALL: MOTORMOUTH MAYBELLE Hairspray - Delray Beach Playhouse MainStage Delray Beach Playhouse is seeking a powerhouse performer to bring Motormouth Maybelle to life in our upcoming MainStage production of Hairspray.

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Music Theater Heritage 2027 Season - Kansas City, MO EPA (08.25.26) (08.26.26) & (08.29.26)
Theatre18 to 35

Music Theater Heritage 2027 Season - Kansas City, MO EPA (08.25.26) (08.26.26) & (08.29.26)

SEEKING Equity actors for roles in Music Theater Heritage's 2027 Season (See breakdown). Local Kansas City area actors are encouraged to audition.

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Little Shop of Horrors
TheatreTeens

Little Shop of Horrors

A deviously delicious Broadway and Hollywood sci-fi smash musical, Little Shop Of Horrors has devoured the hearts of theatre goers for over 30 years. Howard Ashman and Alan Menken (Disney’s The Little Mermaid, Beauty And The Beast, and Aladdin) are the creative geniuses behind what has become one of the most popular shows in the world. The meek floral assistant Seymour Krelborn stumbles across a new breed of plant he names “Audrey II” – after his coworker crush. This foul-mouthed, R&B-singing carnivore promises unending fame and fortune to the down and out Krelborn as long as he keeps feeding it, BLOOD. Over time, though, Seymour discovers Audrey II’s out of this world origins and intent towards global domination! *Little Shop of Horrors is rated PG-13.*

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The Hollywood Melody of 1933
Theatre18 to 35

The Hollywood Melody of 1933

Characters:MIKE O’SHAUGHNESSY (JIMMY MURPHY) and DENIS MARCONI (JACK JENNINGS)Two brash young Broadway actors on the run from a jealous gangster. They are of Irish and Italian immigrant stock, respectively. (late 20's, early 30's) ELMORE JOHNS (ARTHUR)Retired veteran African-American entertainer who has become wealthy from playing comic stereotypical negro characters in vaudeville, silent movies and early talkies. (late 50's, early 60's) MARY MCGONIGAL (PAMELA VAN HORN)Successful Broadway playwright, white of course, whose most recent production was ruined when a jealous gangster's henchmen chased away a brash young actor and his understudy with gunfire. (late 30's, early 40's) EMMA CHARLES (MAISY)MARY McGonigal's African-American housekeeper and confidante. Opinionated and outspoken, she is technically a maid, but in later more enlightened times, her duties would make her a personal assistant. (mid-30's to mid-40's) OLIVER MCGONIGALMARY's ex-husband, white of complexion and attitude. He has been successful as a producer of musical comedies on Broadway, but a failure in transferring his talents to Hollywood. (early to late 40's) ROCCO "THE RAT" DIROCCOCartoonish and jealous New York gangster who wants to help his girlfriend to become a Hollywood star, no matter who gets hurt. (early to late 40's) LOUIE and FRANKIEStereotypical henchmen for a jealous New York gangster. (mid-30's to mid-40's)RITA ROMAINE (TRIXIE)OLIVER McGonigal's "dumb blonde" girlfriend. (early 20's to early 30's) RUTHIE ROMAINE (ROXIE)Identical twin sister of RITA ROMAINE. She is a gangster's moll and would be starlet. (same as RITA: early 20's to early 30's) JOE (AL JOLSON), BETTY (GRACIE MAY) and GEORGE (DONALDSON, SAM)Audience members watching an ELMORE JOHNS movie at a cinema in the Watts section of Los Angeles. Later GEORGE is DONALDSON, OLIVER's butler at the Hollywood party and JOE is AL JOLSON and later SAM, a doorman in the film "Manhattan Melody”. (mid-30's to mid-40's)ROGER (HORACE)A drunken Hollywood character actor at OLIVER's costume party. In the film "Manhattan Melody" he is HORACE VAN HORN, a harried multi-millionaire and speakeasy patron. (late 50's to late 60's) DONALDSON (GEORGE)OLIVER McGonigal's unflappable butler. The part is played by the actor who plays GEORGE in the movie audience scene. (mid-30's to mid-40's) AL JOLSON (JOE)The superstar, himself, a habitual and over-the-top performer. He is seen at OLIVER's party in “blackface” as is ELMORE, which is actually just normal makeup with maybe some glitter to set it off. The other characters see “blackface” but not the audience. I would cast the actor who plays JOE in the movie audience scene as JOLSON. (early to mid-40's) GRACIE MAY (BETTY)Powerful torch singer in the party scene and in the finale of “Manhattan Melody”. She is played by BETTY from the “Harlem” scene. TRIXIE (RITA) and ROXIE (RUTHIE)RITA and RUTHIE, respectively, playing a song and dance team in “Manhattan Melody”. JIMMY MURPHY (MIKE) and JACK JENNINGS (DENIS)MIKE and DENIS, respectively playing club owners in “Manhattan Melody”. HORACE (ROGER) and PAMELA VAN HORN (MARY)ROGER and MARY, respectively, playing rich New Yorkers in “Manhattan Melody”. ARTHUR (ELMORE) and MAISY (EMMA)ELMORE and EMMA, respectively, playing a Harlem couple. SAM (GEORGE)GEORGE from “In Harlem”, a fellow Manhattan doorman of ARTHUR’s in “Manhattan Melody”. MOVIE AUDIENCE, COSTUMED PARTY GOERS, CHORUS GIRLS, etc.Musical numbers:

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Seeking actors for Hamlet
Theatre18 to 35

Seeking actors for Hamlet

Strange Fish Productions presents HAMLET. Seeking non-union actors for a dynamic new production of Hamlet. Set against the backdrop of a vintage circus, and inspired by the imagery of a chessboard, M.C. Escher, and Commedia Dell’Arte, this production seeks to explore Hamlet through the lens of nightmare —what logic drives this inherently illogical world? Who else besides Hamlet is seeing ghosts in this castle? What is madness, really?

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Wait Until Dark
TheatreAll ages

Wait Until Dark

In 1944 Greenwich Village, Susan Hendrix, a blind and capable woman, is imperiled by a trio of men in her own apartment. Can she outwit them? As the climax builds, Susan discovers that her blindness just might be the key to her escape, but she and her tormentors must wait until dark to play out this classic thriller’s chilling conclusion.

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