Tuesday, December 6, 2022

Come From Away, Tour AEA NYC

Come From Away, Tour

CATEGORY:Theater: Musical
TAGS:Paid Union
EXPIRES:December 17, 2022 7:00 PM

Company

Fish With Cheese, LP

Junkyard Dog Productions, prods.; Christopher Ashley, dir.; Irene Sankoff and David Hein, music-lyrics; Kelly Devine, choreographer; Ian Eisendrath, music supervisor; Alchemy Production Group Casting, general mgr.; Rachel Hoffman (The Telsey Office), CSA, casting dir.

Seeking Equity video submissions from Equity actors for roles in "Come From Away".

Actors & Performers

Equity Actors: 18+

Rehearsal and Production Dates & Locations

Currently touring.

Compensation & Contract Details

All Roles

Pays: $1,088.00/ Week

Additional: Pays $1088/wk. Equity Short Engagement Touring (Category 2, post recoupment) Contract.

Key Details

Seeking talent from:

New York, NY

Additional Instructions:

For consideration, submit headshot, resume and audition video at: https://forms.gle/Ep6YtkWkq1UdjBPT7. Google Drive and DropBox tend to work best. Are not able to download files (i.e. WeTransfer, Hightail). Submission deadline is Dec. 17.

Note: Reminder to record in a well-lit (not backlit) space, and if using an iPhone, record horizontally/landscape (not vertically). Prepare a cut of a pop/rock or contemporary musical theatre song. If you do not feel you have the appropriate material, may sing a song from the provided material at: https://tinyurl.com/CFAOpenCallMaterials.

Production states: "'Come From Away' is committed to being part of a more diverse, equitable and inclusive Broadway. The producers and creative team are open to reimagining any and all available roles in all of our companies, and encourage performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, ages, physicalities, and abilities to submit."

Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to submit.

Additional Materials

Character Breakdown

Beverley and Others - 30s-50s, any ethnicity. Character is female (cis, trans, or non-binary). An American Airlines pilot, Beverley has always loved flying, but her world is changed when she hears about coworkers who were killed in the attacks, and when she is confronted by passengers who refuse to fly again. Also, Annette, a local teacher at the Gander Academy who assists Beulah and often lapses into fantasies about the newcomers. Excellent singer with a high mix/belt and soprano voice.

Beulah and Others - 30s–60s, any ethnicity. Character is female (cis, trans, or non-binary). Head of the Gander Legion, with a firefighter son, she befriends Hannah, walking to church and praying with her, while overcoming her suspicions of Ali. Quick-witted and open hearted, Beulah loves to share a joke. Excellent singer with an alto/belt with mix voice.

Bonnie and Others - 30s–50s, any ethnicity. Character is female (cis, trans, or non-binary). A no–nonsense mother of three, Bonnie is the head of the Gander area SPCA. When she discovers animals are trapped on the planes, she stops at nothing to ensure their safety – but in frustration, she sometimes lashes out at her husband, Doug. Excellent singer with a strong alto/2nd soprano voice.

Diane and Others - 40s-60s, any ethnicity. Character is female (cis, trans, or non-binary). Diane is a traditional divorcee from Texas, who is terrified that her son may have been flying at the time of the attacks. When she finds out he is safe, she’s given a new lease on life and discovers a wilder more carefree side of herself. Alto belt and mix/soprano voice.

Hannah and Others - 30s–50s, Black, Indigenous, Asian, Latinx/Hispanic, MENASA. Character is female (cis, trans, or non-binary). The mother of a firefighter in Manhattan, Hannah waits for news about her son and is comforted by Beulah. Soulful belt and mix/soprano voice.

Janice and Others - 20s, any ethnicity. Character is Female (cis, trans, or non-binary). An eager new local TV reporter, Janice is thrown into the deep end on her first day. Initially naïve about the world, Janice must face the pain and confusion around her. Comedy skills a plus. Excellent characterful belt voice comfortable with mix/soprano.

Bob and Others - late 20s–30s, Black. Character is male (cis, trans, or non-binary). A hardened New Yorker, Bob is suspicious of where he’s landed, fearing that someone will take advantage of him – but instead he ends up losing his New York jadedness. Baritone.

Claude and Others - 40s–60s, any ethnicity. Character is male (cis, trans, or non-binary). The gregarious and well-liked Mayor of Gander, Newfoundland, Claude loves his work, the townspeople, and his daily traditions, but he’s never before had to deal with a crisis of this magnitude. Also, Derm, mayor of the nearby town of Appleton. Rich, characterful baritone voice.

Kevin J and Others - 30s-40s, MENASA, Asian, Latinx/Hispanic, Black, Indigenous or any ethnicity. Character is male (cis, trans, or non-binary). Kevin T’s boyfriend and secretary. Sarcastic and unhappy, he wants to leave and get back to the U.S. as soon as possible. Also, Ali, an Egyptian passenger. Excellent rich baritenor/tenor 2 voice.

Kevin T and Others - 30s–mid 50s, any ethnicity. Character is male (cis, trans, or non-binary). The head of an environmental energy company in Los Angeles, Kevin was on vacation with his boyfriend (and secretary, also named Kevin), when they are stranded in Gander. Inspired by the town’s generosity, Kevin searches for greater meaning and ways to give back. Also, Garth, head of the local union representing the bus drivers. Excellent tenor voice.

Nick and Others - 40s–60s, any ethnicity. Character is male (cis, trans, or non-binary). An English oil engineer who is focused on his work, Nick’s life is turned upside down when he falls for another passenger, Diane. Also, Doug, an air traffic controller and husband to Bonnie. Characterful baritenor or tenor voice.

Oz and Others - 20s–50s, any ethnicity. Character is male (cis, trans, or non-binary). The quirky constable in the two–person Gander police force. When the town’s population suddenly doubles, Oz helps out in unexpected ways. Also, Joey, a rambunctious passenger on one of the planes who enjoys a good drink. Excellent pop tenor voice.