Casting Call: Actress for the Role of Pearl Krabs in “The SpongeBob Musical”
Job Description: Slow Burn Theatre Co., in collaboration with Nickelodeon, is thrilled to announce immediate casting submissions for the role of Pearl Krabs in “The SpongeBob Musical”. We are looking for a talented and vibrant actress to bring to life Mr. Krabs’ spirited teenage daughter in this dynamic production.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray the character of Pearl Krabs, ensuring an accurate representation of her vivacious and youthful spirit.
- Display exceptional comedic timing and storytelling abilities.
- Perform strong pop rock belt vocal numbers, with the capability to riff up into the stratosphere confidently.
- Participate in all ensemble numbers and potentially cover other roles throughout the show.
- Commit to the entire rehearsal and performance schedule without conflicts.
- Work closely with the director, musical director, and fellow cast members to develop a cohesive and high-caliber performance.
- Engage with the creative process, providing input and taking direction to refine performances.
- Maintain a high level of professionalism and teamwork throughout rehearsals and performances.
Requirements:
- Female, aged 20-29, of Black/African descent.
- Must possess a strong pop rock belt with a vocal range of Bb3-F#5.
- Experience in musical theatre preferred.
- Must be either a member of the Actors’ Equity Association (AEA) or non-union.
- Available for the first rehearsal starting May 21 and for performances from June 8 – 23.
- Willing to travel; travel and housing provisions available.
Compensation:
- A competitive weekly salary of $727.
- AEA (LOA-LORT D) minimum salary provided.
- Travel and housing arrangements will be provided for non-local hires.
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Casting Call: Tim – Physically Disabled Child Actor for “A Christmas Carol”
Job Description:
Geva Theatre is casting for the role of Tim, a physically disabled child for an exciting new adaptation of A Christmas Carol. We are seeking a child actor who is perceptive and appears older than their years to play this iconic role. Tim is a central character who holds Scrooge’s fate in his hands, and this production will reimagine the character’s impact on the story.
Job Responsibilities:
- Portray Tim, a physically disabled child, in a new adaptation of A Christmas Carol.
- Collaborate with the ensemble cast of children from the local Rochester community to bring this classic holiday tale to life.
- Sing a short song as part of the performance, so a pleasant singing voice is required.
- Attend rehearsals and performances as scheduled.
Requirements:
- Gender: Any gender
- Age: Under 13 years old
- Ethnicity: Any ethnicity
- Disability: Must be physically disabled
- Must be comfortable singing and acting in front of a live audience.
- No prior acting experience is required.
Compensation:
- This is a paid opportunity.
Casting for LA-Based Actors – Developmental Reading of New Pop Musical The Life of Death
Job Description:
We are casting LA-based actors for a developmental reading of The Life of Death, a new pop musical. The story follows the Grim Reaper’s daughter, who faces a profound dilemma between stepping into her father’s role as the next “Death” and her secret longing to be fully alive. This comedic musical requires strong performers with powerful pop vocal abilities to help bring the story to life in this staged reading.
Job Responsibilities:
- Perform in a developmental reading of a new musical, embodying dynamic characters with strong emotional depth.
- Deliver powerful vocal performances of pop songs and contribute to the overall musical experience.
- Collaborate with the director, music director, and creative team to help develop the characters and musical material for the production.
- Participate in rehearsals and the reading process, providing input and feedback on the character’s development.
Requirements:
- Open to LA-based actors of all genders and ethnicities.
- Must be over 18 years old.
- Strong pop vocal abilities are required.
- Must be comfortable with comedic and musical theatre performance styles.
- Ability to work well in a collaborative environment.
Compensation:
- Actors will be compensated under the AEA 29-Hour Reading guidelines.