Kid performers needed for "A Backstage Christmas" in DC
The show "A Backstage Christmas" is seeking children and teens. Please find the details below. ONLY VA, MD, AND LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: Elise Garland wants a quiet Christmas, so she can focus on the holiday rush with her online marketing business. But when her son Noah is offered a stage role in “Bob Crachit’s Toy Shoppe” at a local amusement park, she can’t say no, especially when dynamic actor Calderon Myles makes a desperate plea. It’s a far bigger commitment than Elise realized — intense rehearsals, a demanding performance schedule, and even the dreaded Secret Santa exchange. But with Noah loving every minute, she can’t help but take on some of the holiday cheer – and take note of Cal – whose enthusiasm for the stage and the season has warmed her heart. But when she’s forced to make a decision that will not only affect Cal’s Christmas present but also his Christmas future, will she also derail a second chance for love? Additional info: Performance: Sunday, December 22 at 2:00 pm Location: Potomac Falls, VA Please refer to the attachment for details. If you are interested please apply.
11 roles
Will read stage directions to set the scene and create the world of our play.
Elise’s stage hungry son. Eager, wide eyed. Has struggled with the loss of his father but is optimistic about the future.
Sporty, tough. Lori and Bruce’s daughter.
Ice hockey obsessed, known to break a rule or two. Lori and Bruce’s son.
Stage Manager. Always precise and one step ahead.
Another actor in the show.
Members of Silver Ridge Dickensian Trio. Would prefer actors who’d be willing to sing a few simple Christmas carols.
Members of Silver Ridge Dickensian Trio. Would prefer actors who’d be willing to sing a few simple Christmas carols.
Members of Silver Ridge Dickensian Trio. Would prefer actors who’d be willing to sing a few simple Christmas carols.
Child actor who plays “Tim’s” sister. Competent, all business.
Gail’s son. Not happy about auditioning and not afraid to show it.