Collective Unconscious is holding general auditions for our 2019-2020 season. Official titles and performance dates to be announced at our season launch party later this spring.

Collective Unconscious is seeking adult performers ages 21+ - actors, movers, singers, and puppeteers. We are looking for performers of all abilities and backgrounds. Performers of color and LGBTQIA+ performers are strongly encouraged to audition. $400 stipend for all performers.

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Park Square Theatre is hosting an AEA/Non-union call for submissions for musicals for the 2019-2020 Season (find season announcement here). If you would like to be considered for any of the three musicals in our season (THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW, EVITA, and MISS YOU LIKE HELL), please submit a headshot and resume to parksquareauditions at gmail.com

If you were seen at this year’s General Auditions, you do not need to resubmit.

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AUDITIONS FOR THE PILLOWMAN

Directed by Rich Remedios

Produced by Theatre Coup d'Etat

Sunday, Mar 3 – 10am-4pm

Auditioning for MICHAL (all other roles have been cast)

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Youth Performance Company

Auditions

Tuck Everlsating

on Monday, March  4th -   4pm, 5pm, and 6pm

The Tuck Family has a secret…they never grow old. Exploring in the woods one day, young Winnie Foster discovers them. Kidnapped and forced to live with these people from another century, she is confronted with the reality of being immortal.

Casting for the following characters

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Minnetonka Theatre is excited to announce this year's Student Summer Stock production is THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA!

The Tony Award-winning musical with book by Craig Lucas and music and lyrics by Adam Guettel is set in the 1950s, and revolves around a woman and her daughter summering together in Italy. When her daughter falls in love with a young Italian man, her mother is forced to reconsider not only her daughter’s future, but her own deep seated hopes and regrets as well.

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Auditions for "The Tempest" by William Shakespeare, presented by the Cromulent Shakespeare Company and directed by Tim (chief) Jopek, will be held Saturday, March 2 at Lake Nokomis Presbyterian Church, 1620 East 46th Street, Minneapolis.

This is a collaborative, outdoor production playing in Twin Cities area parks and other outdoor locations throughout the month of June, 2019. The production will run between 75 and 90 minutes. We encourage gender-neutral casting and are open to providing theater opportunities to all types and skill levels. 

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The National Theatre for Children (NTC) is filming a short marketing video featuring kids in grades 3 through 5/6. The structure will be similar to the “Kids React” videos that can be found on YouTube. Performers will be reading from educational graphic novels and giving their opinions on them. We will also introduce them to challenges from an escape room-type classroom game and having them give us on-camera reactions to those as well.

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A Comedy.

Moon over Buffalo marked Carol Burnett’s triumphant return to Broadway after 30 years (for which she received a Tony Award nomination). Moon Over Buffalo later opened at London’s legendary Old Vic starring Joan Collins and Frank Langella, under the title Over the Moon. It was directed on Broadway by Tom Moore, and in London by Ray Cooney.

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MUSICAL MONDAYS is a monthly cabaret series featuring musical theatre performers in the Twin Cities, hosted on the first Monday of every month in Minneapolis and sponsored by The Catalysts.

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The Queered Classics Series through Glowing Ember aims to normalize queer relationships and build community by telling stories with queer characters, that aren’t centralized around being queer. This spring, they will be putting a queer twist on the classic drama Hamlet.

We encourage and welcome people of color, members of the LGBTQIA+ community, and individuals with disabilities to audition.

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POC Actors Needed, Paid Hourly Position​

POC Actors 18+, all gender expressions and identities and all abilities welcome to apply

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Native Actors Needed, Paid Hourly Position

Native Actors 18+, all gender expressions and identities and all abilities welcome to apply

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If all audition slots are full, or if you are unable to attend on the 16th and would like to be considered, please send your headshot and resume by email to auditions at classicalactorsensemble.org and note your availability.

Classical Actors Ensemble announces auditions for their 2019 season, including:

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Hot on the heels of last year's massively successful HAIRSPRAY, TPTT Productions is proud to bring CHICAGO, Broadway’s Tony award-winning “killer” hit, to the Lakeville Area Arts Center stage.

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THE GRAPES OF WRATH

ADAPTED BY FRANK GALATI

FROM THE NOVEL BY JOHN STEINBECK

WINNER OF THE TONY AWARD FOR BEST PLAY

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“Chicago – The Musical” – Auditions for AEA and non-AEA Men and Women                       [SPT Tier 6]

Theater Latte Da – seeking people of any ethnicity and gender identity for roles in Theater Latte Da’s production of Chicago – The Musical

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SteppingStone Theatre is very proud to announce auditions for Junie B. Jones: the Musical, Jr.! For this production, we’re looking for young actors between the ages of 13-19.

Junie B. Jones is ready for first grade. She’s got new crayons, new stickers, and a new pencil–with a teddy bear eraser on the top! Now all she needs are some adventures. Based on the best-selling book series, Junie B. Jones will delight you as she fills her “Top Secret Personal Beeswax Journal” with the story of her first-grade life.

JUNIE B. JONES THE MUSICAL, JR.!

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Sandbox Theatre's The Swingset invites performers of all genders and ethnicities with backgrounds in aerial silks, dance, acrobatics, or other applicable skills to an audition for an all-new ensemble-created play to begin creation summer 2019.

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TigerLion Arts’ work is enriched by the myriad life experiences of the actors, crew, and administrative personnel that make our shows possible. We believe that a cast and production team that exemplifies diversity of race, cultural origin and gender expression is imperative to bringing a show like Nature alive for a diverse audience. Though many of the tracks in the production play historical figures, all roles are open to members of any racial/cultural background. Actors of color, Indigenous actors, LGBTQ+ actors are particularly encouraged to audition.

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Macbeth at the James J Hill House

Welcome! We at Wayward Theatre Company believe strongly that a play is directly affected by the space and we strive to challenge the traditional approach to staging. With that...

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