Casting Call for Teens in Musical Production "Something Rotten"
Casting call for teens for the musical production "Something Rotten." Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. Additional info: Readthrough - October 19th October 21st - January 11: The rehearsal schedule will be Monday, Wednesday evenings, and Saturday mornings NO rehearsals Nov 27/30, Dec 25/28/30, and Jan 1 (holiday observance) January 12-16 & January 23: Tech & Dress Rehearsals January 17-19 & January 24-26: Performances Please prepare 32 bars of a musical theater or rock/pop song in the style of the show, approx 1 minute - please AVOID singing songs from Something Rotten! The company will provide a speaker with an aux cord, please bring your own karaoke track (no a cappella music) CALLBACKS will be by invitation only on Sunday, September 22nd 1 pm - 7 pm Actors will be asked to sing and read selections from the script Actors will be required to attend a dance call, please bring heels/shoes you can dance in - tap shoes if you have them If you are interested please apply.
30 roles
A struggling writer who cannot stand, but is secretly quite jealous of, Shakespeare. He risks everything just to prove he’s the best. Nigel’s older brother Baritone/Tenor
Nick’s sweet and naive younger brother, amazing but unconfident poet and writer. Falls in love with Portia, a Puritan Tenor
The Bard. Over the top with a huge ego. A Renaissance rock star and sex symbol. Can’t stand that someone (Nick) is trying to take his spot as the best there is Baritone/Tenor
The Bard. Over the top with a huge ego. A Renaissance rock star and sex symbol. Can’t stand that someone (Nick) is trying to take his spot as the best there is Baritone/Tenor
A Puritan woman who loves poetry, theater, and ultimately Nigel. Torn between her father (Brother Jeremiah) and religion, and the joy and freedom offered by art and Nigel Soprano
A soothsayer, the nephew of the more famous Nostradamus - often mostly probably kind of correct, sort of. Big personality to back up his big predictions Baritone
Portia's father. A Puritan who thinks Nick and Nigel's plays are sinful. Any plays are sinful. Music is sinful. Everyone else is sinful…except himself Baritone
A posh patron of the theater. Pompous but terrified of falling out of line
An avid theater enthusiast and investor to whom Nick and Nigel are in debt. Tevye, if he were a rich man
Our narrator and storyteller. Plays the Lute. Joyfull, energetic, and attention grabbing (only second to Shakespeare in this regard)