Proctors needed for auditions. Please sign up in the Drama office. Plenty of slots available.
DO NOT sign up if you cannot commit to attending.
Production majors are urged to sign up for callbacks.
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Archive for November, 2009EDITORIAL/BOOK PRODUCTION Winter/Spring 2010 Samuel French, Inc. is offering unique internships to qualified and eager individuals who are interested in dramatic literature and the publishing process. Duties will be split among two different departments in the company—book production and editorial—potentially offering a student a well-rounded experience of the professional play publishing business. Production duties may include assisting the Production Manager in copyediting scripts and digitizing materials, as well as website and database maintenance. Editorial duties will be comprised of reading and evaluating plays, archiving published plays, copyright research, and assisting the Managing Editor in the administration of the submission process. Interns will also be involved with the administration of two play competitions: The Samuel French OOB Short Play Competition, and the Baker’s Plays HS Playwriting Contest. Other duties and opportunities, as they arise, may also be included. As a theatrical publishing and licensing house with over five thousand active plays and musicals and 180 years of operation, the experience and exposure a student can receive while working at Samuel French is priceless in the professional arena. REQUIREMENTS: Applicants should currently be pursuing, or recently in receipt of, a college degree. Graduate students are also welcome to apply. The internship is 20 hours a week, specific schedule to be determined upon acceptance. There is a $50 per week stipend for this internship. Please email a copy of your resume and a cover letter explaining your interest to: Roxane Heinze-Bradshaw
Bernard B. Jacobs Internship Program New Dramatists seeks interns to assist in all areas of administration in supporting a company of resident playwrights. In addition to stage managing for play readings and workshops, the interns work as full-time assistants in our Literary, Casting, Development and Administrative offices. While interns are not hired within a specific department, their professional aspirations often guide their experience to be focused on a particular discipline. Please see the New Dramatists website for more information. The best candidates will thrive in a fast-paced environment, have strong written communication skills, computer and general office skills, work well independently, and be incredibly organized. Application Details: A complete application should include: 1) the application form; 2) a statement of interest; 3) two letters of recommendation from theatre professionals; and 4) your resume. Visit our website to fill out an application. The application deadlines are as follows: About New Dramatists: Founded in 1949, New Dramatists strives to give playwrights the time, space and tools to develop their craft so they can fulfill their potential. Fewer than 10 members are chosen to participate annually, and memberships last for seven years. Notable alumni include Maria Irene Fornes, Donald Marguiles, John Patrick Shanley, Paula Vogel, Suzan-Lori Parks, Nilo Cruz, John Guare, Lynn Nottage, David Lindsay-Abaire, Doug Wright and August Wilson. Please mail the completed application, along with all supporting materials to: New Dramatists
The Department needs volunteers to assist at the Dance Alumni Benefit honoring Lance Westergard. The benefit is on Saturday, November 21. We need students to run a check-in table (commitment from 4:30 to 6:00 PM) and one student to take photographs with the Department Camera (commitment from 5:00 to 7:00 pm–photgraphic experience with a digital camera is necessary). Please sign up in the Drama office.
AUDITIONS Auditions for the Spring 2010 productions of the Department of Drama and Dance will be held on December 2, 3 and 4 from 6:00 to 10:00 PM in 106 Emily Lowe. Callbacks will be held on December 5 and 6, location and times TBA. Sign-up sheets will be posted on the callboard outside 106 Emily Lowe one week prior to Thanksgiving Break. For more information, contact the Drama and Dance office, 102 Emily Lowe Hall, 516-463-5444. Productions INTIMATE APPAREL, by Lynn Nottage, directed by Jean Dobie Giebel Please prepare Note: Please do not exceed the time limit.
Panelists needed for another Open House on Saturday, Nov. 21st. Two panels are available with call times at 10:00 AM and 11:00 AM in the NAB. Sign up sheet is in the Drama and Dance Office.
Three Actors needed (must be able to act a drama piece well, Males must own a suit for the production) 1. first Detective- male ( Tall Skinny) Dates: MUST BE AVAILABLE TO RESHOOT IF NEEDED Contact information: Tessa Jeffrey (646) 752-1722
Applications now available for actors, designers, technicians, directors, stage managers and theatre managers who are considering MFA training Fall Greetings from the University/Resident Theatre Association: We are happy to announce that the application and guidelines for the 2010 National Unified Auditions and Interviews (NUA/Is) are available to download from our web site at www.urta.com. If you do not have Acrobat Reader (required to view application), you can download it for free from www.Adobe.com. A paper copy of the application and guidelines, along with a poster should have been received by your department by now. Individual requests for paper copies of the application may be sent to info@urta.com, or by calling (212) 221-1130. Please spread the word to your peers and to your students who may be interested in pursuing professional training at the graduate level. Please note the relevant dates and deadlines below. Actors/Designers Late Deadline with Payment of Late Fee DOWNLOAD APPLICATION Coaches and Advisers are welcome to download the Handbook for Actors and Coaches, as well as the Design Guidelines, also available on the web site. We also encourage you to watch the short videos on the NUA/I process.
ARTSPOWER NATIONAL TOURING THEATRE, one of America’s most active and respected touring theatres for young and family audiences, is seeking stage managers for seven different productions. Rehearsals are in Manhattan, then tours are both locally and throughout the East, South, and Midwest. SALARY: $580.00/week plus $55.00 per diem when touring TOUR DATES: SEND RESUMES AND REFERENCES:
Dear Actors and Actresses, I’m the Casting Director for Liz Mansfield’s HFC Film, “The Immolation Game.” It is a dark fantasy with a message. Many of the parts have been filled, but we are still looking for: CLAIRE – Female Lead, relatable, everyday person, ambitious, but prone to error and manipulation; must be able to handle complex lines and create subtle facial/body expressions Filming will be November 7th, 8th, 14th, and 15th. For more information on the film, go here: http://www.facebook.com/group.php?gid=278789675458&ref=ts Production will take place morning through evenings with likely much down time for actors during set ups. There is no pay, but you will be given a copy of the film. Free meals on set. Shooting will be on campus. It will be submitted into the Winter HFC Film Festival, and you will have the chance to win an award for Best Acting. Please send your resumé and head shot if interested to Thank you so much,
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