2008-2009 SEASON GENERAL AUDITIONS
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Open auditions for the 2008-09 season are completed.
Actors desired for callback for each production will be contacted individually. New York auditions are by agent submission or invitation on a show-by-show basis. Season dates are listed below.
If you wish to be considered for any remaining positions in the 2008-09 season, please send your headshot and resume to the office:
The Human Race Theatre Company
126 N Main Streetm Ste. 300
Dayton, OH 45402
Or e-mail to: tara@humanracetheatre.org
Marsha Hanna, Artistic Director, generally produces all non-musical properties. In addition this season, she will produce Brother Wolf. Kevin Moore, Executive Director, generally produces all musicals and the Musical Theatre Workshop (MTW). This season he will produce A Christmas Carol.
The Human Race Theatre Company is a professional theatre that works under a Small Professional Theatre Contract (SPT 6) and performs in The Loft Theatre, a 219-seat thrust stage.
Wait Until Dark will be performed under a Letter of Agreement to LORT D Contract at The Victoria Theatre, a 1100-seat proscenium.
Rehearsals are primarily Monday – Friday evenings, and daytime on weekends.
2008-2009 SEASON DATES |
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| Over the Tavern Director: Pam Hill 1st rehearsal: Aug. 11, 2008 Production: Sept. 4-21, 2008 |
Brother Wolf, in collaboration with Rhythm in Shoes Directors: Marsha Hanna, Sharon Leahy, Rick Good & Scott Stoney 1st rehearsal: Jan. 5, 2009 Production: Jan. 29 - Feb. 22, 2009 (This production is cast) |
| Ears on a Beatle Director: Alan Souza 1st rehearsal: Sept. 22, 2008 Production: Oct. 16-Nov. 2, 2008 |
Doubt, A Parable Director: Richard Hess 1st rehearsal: Feb. 23, 2009 Production: Mar. 19 - Apr. 5, 2009 (This production is cast) |
| A Christmas Carol Directors: Kevin Moore & Scott Stoney 1st rehearsal: Nov. 10, 2008 Production: Dec. 4-21, 2008 (This production is cast) |
Wait Until Dark – At Victoria Theatre (LOA to LORT D) Director: Drew Fracher 1st rehearsal: Apr. 6, 2009 Production: May 5 - 17, 2009 |
| Myth-Connected In-School Tour (Non-equity) 1st rehearsal: TBA Production: Oct. 20 - Nov. 21, 2008 |
Ethel Waters: His Eye Is On The Sparrow Director: TBA 1st rehearsal: May 18, 2009 Production: June 11 - 28, 2009 (Auditions by Invitation Only - No Calls Please) |
| Musical Theatre Workshops – TBA Special Workshop Contract 1st rehearsal: TBA Production: TBA |
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NOTE on casting at The Human Race:
“In the spring, we schedule an open audition call in Dayton and Chicago for both Equity and non-equity. We also regularly attend the League of Cincinnati Theatres open call. From these general calls, I will select the actors to be invited to callback for the director of a specific show. We usually callback in Dayton first, then Chicago, then New York. If we cast from New York, it is by invitation only or through agent submissions.
Rarely do I callback an actor who has not attended a general call for the season of the production. I assume that if you do not audition, you do not wish to be considered. If you cannot attend a general call and wish to be considered, submit your updated resume and headshot with a note as to what show(s) interest you and, based on my deteriorating memory, I will consider you for inclusion in the callback. I will not be scheduling additional auditions.”
—Marsha Hanna, Artistic Director
General Auditions are open to Non-Equity and Equity Actors (unless otherwise noted), with Non-Equity actors having the opportunity to join the Equity Membership Candidacy Program.
TO SCHEDULE YOUR AUDITION:
AUDITION DATES WILL BE ANNOUNCED BY EMAIL AND ON THIS WEBSITE. You may join the email notification list under the “Join Our Mailing List” link under the "Contact Us" menu item.
AEA appointment calls for Chicago Generals will be accepted at the AEA office the week before the audition date.
Appointment calls for Dayton Generals and Non=Equity Chicago appointments will be accepted two weeks before the audition date at the Dayton Office.
GENERAL PROCEDURES FOR AUDITIONS:
Plays only: Come prepared with 2 one-minute contrasting monologues.
Musicals only: Come prepared with 1 song. Bring your own music. An accompanist will be provided. No a cappella singing or recorded music.
Both: Come prepared with 1 one-minute monologue and 1 song. Bring your own music. An accompanist will be provided. No a cappella singing or recorded music.
