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Girls Needed for "The Great Privation" Comedy

New York, NY, United States
ID: 574912Exp: 10/3/2024
$1,360/week
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Seeking Equity actors ages 16 and up for "The Great Privation" Show. Please see the details below. About the project: The Great Privation (How to Flip Ten Cents into a Dollar) is about Grave Robbing in the early 1800’s. Grave Robbing during the Cholera outbreak. Grave Robbing in Philadelphia. Robbing of Black bodies for medical research. Black bodies that were commodified even after death. Black bodies that never got their rest. In 1832, a mother and daughter kept vigil at a grave behind the African Baptist Church in Philadelphia. Today, at a summer camp on the same grounds, another mother and daughter navigate a new, but not-so-different landscape. Alongside them, two distinct male figures move in and out of both sets of lives, threatening to unearth dark truths-or to help create them. As timelines collide and secrets and lives become buried and revealed, a reckoning comes calling to them all: the roots of the ancestors are not as long as they may think. The Great Privation (How to Flip Ten Cents into a Dollar) is a darkly comic appraisal of the value of the bodies in death, the responsibility to time, and the role joy plays in collective resistance. Rate: CONTRACT: LOA-NYC $1360 weekly minimum. Additional info: EPA Procedures are in effect for this audition. Always bring your Equity Membership card to auditions. Please prepare a 90-second contemporary monologue. Please bring your headshot and resume stapled together. First Rehearsal: Jan 28 Tech: Feb 18 - 23 Final Dress: Feb 25 First Preview: Feb 26 Company Opening: March 9 Closing: March 23 Pot. Extension: April 6 If interested, please apply.

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CHARITY FREEMAN / MODERN-DAY CHARITYFemale16-18 y.o.African-American

In both timelines, she is a high school student. In 1832, she is funny, busy, and intense. Modern-day, she is hyperactive, bubbly, and slightly hood-whimsical. She has found her political voice and is not afraid to use it.