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We offer 3 kinds of acting
contracts:
Main Stage,
Touring and
Performance Intern.
Qualifications for Main Stage
and Touring actors:
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Previous Professional experience following 4 years of
college and /or
professional training
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Imagination, Creativity and
Versatility
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Appreciation and Respect for
children and young people
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Must be able to "play well with
others"
Qualifications for Performance
Interns:
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4 years of college and /or
professional training
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Imagination, Creativity and
Versatility
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Appreciation and Respect for
children and young people
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Must be able to "play well with
others"
Performance interns must follow the
audition guidelines listed
below, but should apply though the
Resident Professional Intern Program.
08/09 Season!
* All titles
and dates are subject to change pending confirmation of
performance rights.
The Giver
by Eric Coble
August 31, 2008 through October 11,
2008 (6 weeks)
All contracts offered and accepted
If You Take a Mouse to the Movies
by Larry Snipes
November 9, 2008 through December
20, 2008 (6 weeks)
All contracts offered and accepted
The Watson's Go to Birmingham
by Reginald Andre Jackson
February 8, 2009 through March 28,
2009 (7 weeks)
2 Contracts available -- 1 Male and
1 Female
Casting resumes after October 1,
2008
How I Became a Pirate
adapted by Alyn Cardarelli
with lyrics by Alyn Cardarelli
and Music by Steve Goers
March 22, 2009 through May 23, 2009
(8 weeks)
(actors are off contract the week of
March 29 through April 4 due to Spring Break)
3 Male contracts available. Must be
able to sing. (1 Bass, 2 Baritone)
Casting resumes after January 1,
2009
Our 3 or 4 member companies
travel throughout the state
in a fifteen passenger van with sets and costumes for two
productions. One geared to K - 3 audiences, the other targeted
at grades 4 - 6 .
08/09 Season!
* All titles
and dates are subject to change pending performance rights.
Katerina the Clever -
Adapted by Larry and Vivian Snipes
The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
- Adapted by Kathryn Schultz Miller
August 24, 2008 through December 13,
2008 (16 weeks)
All contracts offered and accepted
Jack and the Wonder Beans
- by Larry and Vivian Snipes
Keeping Mr. Lincoln
- by Sandra Fenichel Asher
January 4, 2009 through May 15, 2009
(19 weeks)
All contracts offered and accepted
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Salary for all main stage and
touring contracts is $325 - $350 per week, during rehearsal and
performance periods. Actors may also have
additional technical, promotional or teaching responsibilities
depending on rehearsal and performance schedules and assignments. Some Main
Stage productions have limited regional performance schedules
during which actors are responsible for technical duties as
assigned by the Production Stage Manager. When traveling outside
Lexington LCT provides transportation, per
diem and lodging.
Interns, actors and guest artists
reside in LCT's 3 Bedroom 3.5 bath townhouses at no additional
fee.
Take a look at the housing.
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We attend
UPTA (Unified Professional Theatre Auditions) Memphis TN /
February
Spring and Fall
SETC (South Eastern
Theatre Conference) March and September.
Local auditions are arranged by
appointment only.
Send resumes, headshots and 3
references electronically or via USPS.
We recommend submitting materials
prior to arranging an audition. That way we are familiar with
you and what opportunities we may present for each other.
Most positions are offered between
February 10 and April 30 although casting goes on year round.
To arrange an audition contact:
Vivian Snipes,
Associate Artistic Director
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All actors (professional and intern applicants) need to prepare a two to three minute audition
package and be prepared with a headshot and resume. Be sure to
include current contact info and three recent professional
references w/phone numbers or active e-mail addresses.
As you prepare your audition piece we prefer that you include two
contrasting monologues designed to give us insight into your
skills as a performer, and showcase your versatility. Many of
our actors must perform more than one character in a production
and certainly more than one if cast in multiple contracts. Also
prepare at least 20 seconds of a song which will be sung
acapella (unless you provide the accompaniment). Vocal range will be checked against a piano. If
you play a musical instrument you are welcome to demonstrate
that ability as well. Please provide all instruments other than
piano.
Your audition at either UPTA or SETC
qualifies as fitting these guidelines.
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Auditioning
Electronically?
Can't come to Lexington? Application
via electronic media must include:
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Headshot and Resume
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Cover letter clearly stating the
position for which you are applying
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References and their contact
information
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A Video or DVD (two contrasting
monologues and a brief song preferred)
Mail video or DVD packets
attention to
Vivian
Snipes, Associate Artistic Director, at the address listed
below. Your video or DVD will not be returned, it remains on file
for future casting.
NOTE: If you have ever attended the
UPTA professional auditions we may already have your audition on
video. Please submit the year you attended and your number,
we'll try to look you up.
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