Wednesday, May 11, 2022

NYC Aladdin (Broadway) Equity Video Submissions Chorus Singers

Aladdin (Broadway) Equity Video Submissions Chorus Singers
CATEGORY:Theater: Chorus Calls
TAGS:PaidUnion
EXPIRES:May 17, 2022 7:59 PM

Company

Disney Theatrical Productions

Disney Theatrical Productions, prod.; Casey Nicholaw, dir.-choreo.; Alan Menken, music; Howard Ashman and Tim Rice, lyrics; Alan Menken and Chad Beguelin, additional lyrics; Chad Beguelin, book; Michael Kosarin, musical supervisor; Aron Accurso, music dir.; Ariel Reid, dance captain; Tara Rubin Casting, Felicia Rudolph, CSA, casting

Production Description

Casting Equity Chorus singers for "Aladdin" on Broadway.

Actors & Performers

Ensemble Singers: 18+
excellent singers who dance well to comprise the ensemble, play featured roles and possibly understudy principal roles.

To apply, see the "Key Details" section below

Rehearsal and Production Dates & Locations

Currently running on Broadway in NYC.

Compensation & Contract Details

Professional Pay

Additional: Pays $2323/wk. Equity Production (Disney) Agreement.

Key Details

Seeking talent from:

New York, NY

Additional Instructions:

Prepare the track best suited for your vocal part at: https://tinyurl.com/ALADDINBwayECCSmaterials or a brief traditional up-tempo musical theatre song using your own accompaniment. No reels please. Include a full body slate at the beginning of your video, and only submit a Dropbox or Google Drive Link. Submit at: https://tinyurl.com/ALADDINBwayECCSsubmit by May, 16 at 6 p.m. EDT. Videos submitted after the deadline will not be viewed. Note that this production will use smoke and haze in accordance with guidelines established with Actors’ Equity Association. The audition process is open to actors of all races and ethnicities, gender identities and ages, as well as performers with disabilities. The musical stage production of Aladdin on Broadway is a spectacle adventure based on a tale that has been reimagined time and again across many cultures. We acknowledge the tremendous cultural responsibility inherent in adapting this timeless fable that is based on tales from Africa, Arabia, China, Europe, India, Persia and Russia and beloved across generations and cultures, and our adaptation is deeply indebted to the rich and diverse tapestry that is Middle Eastern and North African (MENA) cultures, languages and aesthetic traditions.