Tommy Mottola and The Mottola Media Group and The Dodgers | New York, NY
Contract
Other
Workshop Agreement; $1000/week
Personnel
Dir/Choreo: Bill T. Jones
Music/Lyrics: Curtis Mayfield & others of the 1970s R&B/Soul/Funk/Pop Era
Book: Seth Zvi Rosenfeld & Rick Elice
Music Dir: Ron Melrose
Casting: Mungioli Theatricals, Inc.
• Chorus rules are in effect.
• A monitor will be provided.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
Other Dates
ECC/Singers: Thur 4/18, 10FS, 2:30MS
ECC/Male Dancers who tap: Mon 4/29, 12pm MD
ECC/Female Dancers who sing: Thur 5/2, 12:30pm FD
Other
Project commitment dates: 6/10 – 8/11, 2013. Producer expects a Broadway production in the future.
Seeking
Equity Ensemble Female Dancers who sing.
See breakdown for more detailed info.
Breakdown
FEMALE DANCERs Who Sing Exceptionally Well:
(MUST BE ABLE TO PLAY AFRICAN-AMERICAN, MIXED RACE, LATINO, or ASIAN CHARACTERS) Must be able to dance well enough to handle CHOREOGRAPHY ROOTED IN POST MODERN/MODERN DANCE AND IN THE GESTURAL LANGUAGE OF BILL T. JONES. Ballet and Modern; Ability to improvise and communicate through an original movement sequence. We are interested in all physical types – including Large “Earth Mother” Types who can handle the Choreography Ideally, we are seeking Major R&B vocal chops; Be familiar with or have a feel for 1970’s R&B/SOUL/FUNK MUSIC; Able to Sing the highest part in a number of "girl group"-style background vocals, so be comfortable singing in soprano register, sometimes with great power and edge, at other times just floating up to kiss a high note. Equally strong belt register and low notes are both desirable, but the main focus is the high stuff. True belt to D; mix with strength to G above that.
Equity Chorus Call / Female Dancers who sing
Thursday, May 2, 2013
12:30 PM - Equity Female Dancers who sing
Where:
Chelsea Studios
151 West 26th Street
New York, NY
6th floor
Notes/What to bring:
Female Dancers
Please be warmed up and ready to dance when the call begins. Bring jazz shoes and dance sneakers. Some may be asked to stay and sing after all have danced. Please prepare 16 bars of a simple, sustained legit song AND an R&B song from the 1970s Harlem era that shows off your voice and range. Bring sheet music in the correct key; accompanist is provided, but may not transpose.
Please bring a picture & resume, stapled back-to-back.
