Audition - Male Roles for Wild West Stunt Show, Trail Dust Town

Reply to: jerry@wildweststuntshow.com  

Posted: 2013-02-04, 2:11PM MST

Male Roles for Wild West Stunt Show (Trail Dust Town/Pinnacle Peak)

 
The Pinnacle Peak Pistoleros Wild West Stunt Show at Trail Dust Town is looking for male performers to join their stunt team. Applicants should be at least 18 years old and athletic, with flexible evening availability. This is a part-time evening position, with some weekday or weekend rehearsal hours required. No stunt or performance background is required, but it is highly recommended! It is also highly recommended that all applicants see a show before auditioning. Shows are every night at 7 & 8pm, admission is $2.00 (or you can view some shows on youtube using the link below). See our website below for additional information and directions. If interested in interviewing with us, please email your information (and headshot/resume if you have one) to jerry@wildweststuntshow.com or call (520) 398-5618. 
YouTube: http://youtu.be/sIfiL3sls_U 
website: http://www.wildweststuntshow.com

·         Location: Trail Dust Town/Pinnacle Peak

·         Compensation: Hourly - DOE

·         This is a part-time job.

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Casting Call, female between 18 and 30 years to play a fallen angel - paid

 

From: camille@co-entertainment.com [mailto:camille@co-entertainment.com]
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 2:40 PM
Subject: Casting Notice

 

Conjunction Entertainment is casting a female between the ages of 18 and 30 years old to play a fallen angel. It is a substantial part in a short film. Pay involved. 

 

Please e-mail photo and resume to camille@co-entertainment.com. If selected for an audition, we will schedule you for a reading. Shooting scheduled in Tucson (west side) during Feb and March. 

 

Thank you,

 

Camille Harman

Conjunction Entertainment

(520)743-1053

www.conjunctionentertainment.com

 

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Slinky, Sassy, Sweet: An Evening with Broadways Vixens at the Gaslight Theatre

 

From: Act 1 Academy [mailto:act1academy@gmail.com]
Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 2:22 PM
Subject: Slinky, Sassy, Sweet: An Evening with Broadways Vixens

 

Slinky, Sassy and Sweet: An Evening with Broadway's Vixens

Starring: Sarah Vanek & Janee Page (from the Gaslight) and

 Erin Meyer (from Musical Mayhem Tucson)

When- Feb 11th @7pm

$19.95

Where- the Gaslight Theatre 

call 520-886-9428 for tickets

 

Join these fabulous ladies as they sing and dance through Broadways slinkiest, sassiest and sweetest music. You'll want to get up and dance with them as they journey through your favorites from Chicago, Cabaret, Dreamgirls, Nine and many more! Enjoy a more grown up evening and start your Valentine's celebration with a wink and a song

 

Produced by Blue Alley Productions, LLC., this concert is sassy in all the right ways! 

This is Sarah Vanek's last performance here in Tucson!  BUY YOUR TICKETS NOW

--

Act 1 Academy of Performing Arts

www.act1academyofperformingarts.com

 

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Audition - MYSTERY DINNER THEATER - Tommorrow Night

 

From: mysterytheater@aol.com [mailto:mysterytheater@aol.com]

Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 1:24 PM
Subject: Please Announce/Re-Post Tommorrow Night's Audition Notice

 

 

AUDITION NOTICE !

 

ACTORS

ACTRESSES

Casting for various Male/Female Leads

Bring Headshot and Resume - Cold Read

7:00 PM Tues Feb 5, 2013

2744 E. Broadway (@El Parador)

 

Established Dinner Theater Company

(www.TucsonDinnerTheater.com)

Great pay - P/T permanent

 

For Info or to Confirm

Call: Sharon - 298-1486

Email: mysterytheater@aol.com

 

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Urgent Tucson casting call, Native American or Native American and Hispanic child, paid

 

From: goodfaithcasting@gmail.com

Sent: Monday, February 4, 2013 1:12 PM
Subject: need help - can you post this right away?

 

I need to find this role starting tomorrow and don't have any leads yet.  It is for the film "Cowboys and Indians" which is a low-budget non-union feature shooting in Tucson this week.

I need a little boy who is 2 to 3 years old who is Native American or Native American and Hispanic.  He would have to work tomorrow, Tuesday Feb 5th as well as the 7th and 8th.  It pays $100 per day. 

There is no pay for travel or accommodations so we need to find a child in Tucson area. 

If someone is right for this role they need to send photos, date of birth, agent (if they have one), and contact info to 
submissions@goodfaithcasting.com

need to get submissions asap

thanks for any help you can give me

 

Faith Hibbs-Clark, C.S.A.
Casting Director for Film and Television
Good Faith Casting, LLC

4700 N. Central Ave., Ste. 208

Phoenix, AZ 85012
www.goodfaithcasting.com
http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1709908/

https://www.facebook.com/goodfaithcasting
office 602-218-5051 for general use
cell 310-689-6352 for production only

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Casting circus players - show on March 3 at the TCC

Reply 6pfpk-3591588922@gigs.craigslist.org ^[?]

 

Stilt Walker (Tucson)

This gig is for a show on March 3 at the TCC. please email us if interested.

 

Clowns (Tucson)

This gig is for a show on March 3 at the TCC. please email us if interested.

 

Fire Eaters (Tucson)

This gig is for a show on March 3 at the TCC. please email us if interested.

 

·         Location: Tucson

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Sound Engineer for One-Act Play

Reply b655r-3592309417@gigs.craigslist.org ^[?] 

Posted: 2013-02-03, 10:16PM MST

Seeking Radio Producer or Sound Engineer for One-Act Play (Tucson )

Hello. A very unique and witty micro-budget project is underway, to record an audio version of a literate and funny British one-act play, for airing on radio. 

In particular, we are seeking a RADIO PRODUCER or SOUND ENGINEER who would have access to facilities, even home facilities, where an air-quality rendition can be recorded.

ACTORS OR ACTRESSES can apply to the ad, but only if they are well-trained and skilled in performing British plays with a British accent. 

Let's bring the National Theatre to Tucson, audio-style.

Look forward to being contacted by you.

Thank you.

·         Location: Tucson

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·         Compensation: Negotiable.

 

 

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Casting Call, student short film, Casa Grande/Tucson

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Posted: 2013-02-04, 2:20AM MST

Short Film in need of main Actor & Actress (Casa Grande/Tucson)

Hello, I'm a digital film student looking for 1 actor and 1 actress ages 20-26 
to play the main characters in my short film. 

Male Lead: Seth, a 25-year-old graphic designer/artist who is a bit shy, kind of 
a hipster and a fairly normal young man.

Female Lead: Paige, a 24-year-old college student who is sarcastic with
a dark sense of humor, as well as having a sensuous nature to her. 

The short film is about a couple who falls in love with each other but it all ends badly.
It's a suspense/dark comedy/romance/drama/horror flick.
Experienced is recommended, and all ethnicities are welcomed.
The film is about a couple so you would have to be comfortable with certain 
"couple scenes", but don't worry it's not as bad as it sounds. 
As for filming dates, this is going to sound crazy but I would like to film sometime
this week, and if necessary next week as well. Film locations will mostly be in Casa Grande
and some scenes will be shot in Tucson. Must be willing to travel, if not I could provide a ride if needed.
I really want to make this the best film I have ever made yet. I want committed talent and I want to
enter this film into some festivals. So, with that said, if you’re interested, please reply and attach your headshot. 
Thank You!

·         Location: Casa Grande/Tucson

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Casting Call, Do Us Part -- A Short Dramatic Film

 

From: Chris [mailto:ninebuddhas@gmail.com]
Sent: Sunday, February 3, 2013 6:57 PM
Subject: Do Us Part -- A Short Dramatic Film

 

Do Us Part is a short, dramatic film in three scenes.  The title of course is a reference to traditional wedding vows through which a bride and groom pledge themselves to each other for richer or poorer, through sickness and in health, for better or for worse till death “do us part.” 

 

In Scene 1, the audience is introduced to Walter, a successful police officer who retired due to early onset Alzheimer’s, and his wife Robbie (a University instructor), who is moderately younger than her husband.  The audience is introduced to Walter’s police career through a series of photographs, commendations, awards and his badge and gun kept in a place of honor. Before Walter was stricken with Alzheimer’s and retired, Walter was a dedicated public servant and both Walter and Robbie were loving spouses and caring parents to their one child, Carolyn (who is now grown).

 

In every way, Walter is a sympathetic character in that he has led an admirable life that has been cut short at a relatively young age by dementia which leaves him physically fit but mentally unaware and unable.  But the focus of the scene (and the film) is his wife Robbie whose life has been destroyed as completely by her husband’s incapacitating disease (which puts him in a condition requiring ongoing care). Little can be done medically to treat Walter’s disease and give him back his life – what he needs is someone to be with him so that he won’t hurt himself.

 

Robbie could of course salvage her own life, but to do so, she would have to abandon her husband.

 

In Scene 2, we are at dinner with Walter, Robbie, Carolyn (their daughter) and Jack who is introduced as one of Robbie’s former colleagues from the University (but whose actual relationship with Robbie is ambiguous to Carolyn and to the audience.  In this scene, Carolyn (who is sympathetic both to her father’s needs and to her mother’s needs – which arguably are conflicting) simultaneously explores what her mother’s actual relationship is with Jack while trying to work through what an appropriate relationship would be (with the most significant stumbling block being the infeasibility of Robbie having a substantive relationship of any kind outside of her husband’s presence – because what her husband needs from her is for her to be with him).  Like Carolyn, Walter seems to be evaluating what Robbie’s relationship is with Jack (although Walter is doing so without vocalizing his constrained understanding).

 

In Scene 3, we begin with Robbie and Jack in bed together. In short time, their romantic machinations cause the headboard to bang up against the wall.  And then in short time, the banging is compounded by a second (similar) thumping which initially seems to also be related to their sexual congress.  However eventually it becomes clear that the second thumping is Walter pounding on the door.  When Robbie and Jack, realize that it is Walter at the door, Jack reacts like a young boy caught by his parents, but Robbie encourages him to ignore Walter and to keep going.

 

At this point, the perspective of the scene changes from inside the bedroom to outside the bedroom door.  Walter continues to pound on the door with one hand, but the audience first sees that in his other hand he holds his service revolver.  He pounds on the door again, and for the first time shouts out:  “My bed.”  At this point, he breaks open the door and steps in with gun in hand.  Robbie and Jack cover themselves with a sheet and hold their hands out as if to say “Don’t shoot.”  At his point, there is a gunshot, Robbie screams, and it is revealed that Walter has shot himself and lay dead in the doorway.

 

We are seeking actors for the following roles:

 

Walter:  male, 40 to 65. Open as to race.

 

Robbie: female, 30 to 60. Open to race.

 

Jack: male, 30 to 60.  Open to race.

 

Carolyn: female, 18 to 30.  Open to race.

 

Appropriate age will be based in part on the age of other actors selected for each role.  The bedroom scene between Robbie and Jack will be appropriately, artistically, and modestly depicted (and we’re open to discussion with the actors interested in those roles as to the specifics of how that would be accomplished). There is no monetary compensation, but all involved will receive a digital copy of the film and title credit.

 

Shooting Schedule: We’ll be shooting on Saturday, February 16. If need be, we will complete shooting on the morning of Sunday, February 17. We intend to rehearse on the evening of Friday, February 15 (although the rehearsal date and time is flexible).

 

If you want in: let me know what role or roles you are interested in, send me a headshot or photo and resume (if you have them), and let me know if you have any conflicts from Friday February 15 at 7:00 PM through Sunday, February 17 at 2:00 PM.

ninebuddhas@gmail.com

 

This is going to be a great film.  I hope you want to be part of it.

 

Chris Raboin

Nine Buddhas Pictures  

ninebuddhas@gmail.com

 

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UA School of Theatre, Film & Television presents Shakespeare's Cymbeline

UA School of Theatre, Film & Television

presents

 

Cymbeline

IN THE TORNABENE THEATRE

by William Shakespeare
Directed by Brent Gibbs

Imogen angers her father, King Cymbeline of Britain, when she marries the honorable but poor Posthumus, instead of his stepson, Cloten. King Cymbeline then sends Posthumus into exile in Rome, where he falls prey to the manipulations of slick Iachimo, who tries to convince him that Imogen will be unfaithful. Meanwhile, the Queen attempts to orchestrate a match between her stepdaughter, Imogen, and her shallow son, Cloten. A foolish king, sinister queen, beautiful princess and a nasty clown combine with deceit, cross-dressing and poison to create both a tragic and comedic tale of life and love renewed.

 

Purchase Tickets Online

Or Call (520) 621-1162

 

SHOWTIMES

Previews

·    Sunday, February 24, 2013 at 1:30pm

·    Monday, February 25, 2013 at 7:30pm

Shows

·    Wednesday, February 27, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Thursday, February 28, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Friday, March 1, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Saturday, March 2, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Sunday, March 3, 2013 at 1:30pm

·    Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Friday, March 8, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 1:30pm

·    Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Friday, March 22, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 1:30pm

·    Saturday, March 23, 2013 at 7:30pm

·    Sunday, March 24, 2013 at 1:30pm

Discussions

·    Post Show Discussion
Sunday, March 3, 2013

·    Pre Show Discussion
Thursday, March 7, 2013 at 6:45pm

TICKET PRICES

Regular $28
Senior, Military, UA Employee $26
Student $19
Preview $17

 

http://tftv.arizona.edu/season/event/162

 

 

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"How To Talk Minnesotan" returns to Red Barn Theatre

 

From: s s [mailto:srs1113@live.com]
Sent: Sunday, February 3, 2013 6:24 AM
Subject: How To Talk Minnesotan

 

                                     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE__________________________

             THEY DON’T TEACH YOU THIS IN SCHOOL…

Back by popular demand.  You asked for it Tucson, so here you go.  Another visit with those

vernacularly challenged, hotdish cooking, long goodbyeing, fun loving folks from Minnesota,

the Humde’s.  That’s right, take a trip with us to the Lost Walley Lodge.  Enjoy the hospitality

of Ed and Lucy Humde and the gang as they teach you “How To Talk Minnesotan”. 

Last year’s smash hit musical is returning to the Red Barn Theatre for just four more weekends

starting March 15^th, 2013.  Enjoy songs like Hotdish Hallelujah, The Ballad of Darlene Humde,

The One That Got Away, and The Minnesota Long Goodbye. 

 

“It was like being home again.  I couldn’t believe it.  It was like seeing my dad up there on that stage.”

 

“I discovered muscles in my face I didn’t know I had, I was laughing so hard my whole face hurts.”

 

“It was like you were sitting right there in a lodge in Minnesota, the set was awesome.”

 

And from one particularly moved gentleman from Minnesota, “You bet, it was funny, but we

 don’t really talk that way.”

 

How To Talk Minnesotan, The Musical, written by Howard Mohr based on his bestselling book

 of the same name, with music and lyrics by Drew Jansen, is a hilariously funny look at the language,

 customs and culture of our friends and relatives from Minnesota. “Although some of the things

 might seem exaggerated , when the audience laughs and you hear “Oh Yah” and “You Betcha”,

 you know that it isn’t too far off.“ says Scott Berg, director, actor and the person responsible

 for bringing Minnesotan to Tucson audiences last year.  “We were getting ready to pick our season

 and I had bugged the rest of the board for a year to bring it in, I think it was more a way to get

 me to shut up, but we all agreed to give it a shot”, Berg says.  And what a shot it is. “We couldn’t

 be happier bringing Minnesotan back for another run.  And by the number of people talking about it,

 you’d better get your tickets quick.”

How To Talk Minnesotan, The Musical opens March 15^th, 2013 and runs for four weekends.  

The shows are Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30pm and Sunday at 5:00pm.  Ticket prices are 

$16 general admission, $13 for seniors, military and students.  Friday’s are Frugal Friday and all

 tickets are $10.  For reservations call 887-6239.  The Red Barn Theatre is located 948 N. Main. 

That is one block south of the intersection of Speedway and Main on the east side of the street.

 

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Group casting call. PCC Student Filmmakers

Reply dstine@mail.pima.edu

Posted: 2013-02-02, 2:48PM MST

auditions for several parts in student films. (pima community college/ west campus)

2202 N Anklam Rd

auditions for student films (pima west campus)

2202 W Anklam Rd.
Student film auditions (Pima community college(west campus))
2202 W Anklam Rd.
Casting Call for PCC Student Films (PCC West campus)

Hello my name is David Stine. I would like to invite you to the Pima Community College Advanced production group casting call. PCC Student Filmmakers from the advanced production class are looking for male and female actors of all ages for several student films.

Audition Location: Pima Community College: West Campus 2202 W Anklam Rd. Santa Catalina Bldg., Rm. CG45

Project length: Short Films (6-8 minutes)


KEY DATES
AUDITIONS: PLEASE COME PREPARED WITH A SHORT (2-5 min) MONOLOG AND HEAD SHOT. SORRY, NO SAG ACTORS PLEASE. WALK-INS WELCOME, APPOINTMENTS CAN BE MADE BY EMAIL dstine@mail.pima.edu

Friday Feb 8th 2013 12:00p -- 6:00 PM
Saturday Feb 9th 2013 12:00 -- 6:00 PM

Shooting dates for each film TBD

Any questions or concerns do not hesitate to email: dstine@mail.pima.edu

2202 N anklam Rd (google map) (yahoo map)

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ETCETERA presents a Theatre 3 production: Improviso!

ETCETERA, the late-night arm of Live Theatre Workshop, presents A THEATRE 3 original production:

Improviso!

Contemporary Commedia Dell'Arte
(Funny, physical comedy in masks.)

February 9, 22, & 23 at 10:30 PM
February 17 & 21 at 7:30 PM

Tickets $10 at the door • 5317 E Speedway Blvd. • 327.4242 for tickets

Warning:
Commedia Dell'Arte is an old theatre form that is
bawdy, scatological, & includes enlarged body parts,
gross occurrences, & vulgarity.

Synopsis:
Flaminia, a yogi, wants to marry Flamio, a dancer.
Together, their dream is to have a yoga/dance studio. (Or is it dance/yoga studio?)
But Pantalona, Flaminia's mother, does not approve.
In fact, Pantalona doesn't believe in love.Will love find a way?

On-site Contact: Angela Horchem: 347.870.9834 or Matt Walley: 917.306.2733

More Information: Theatre 3 website http://www.theatre-3.com/#/559/improviso, ETCETERA website http://www.livetheatreworkshop.org/shows/etcetera.html,Theatre 3 on Facebook https:// www.facebook.com/pages/Theatre-3/140576763321, or check out the event on Facebook https://  www.facebook.com/events/316932071744760/.

 

 

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Theatrum Orbis Terrarum at LTW tonight and tomorrow

FEBRUARY 1 & 2, MARCH 8 & 9, APRIL 5, 6, 26 & 27, 2013

Theatrum Orbis Terrarum

 

ABOUT THE SHOW

From the artists who created MixTape. . .

Theatrum Orbis Terrarum--the traveling troupe of Iznik, Swerf, and Alulu Ortelius--presents the “Theatre of the World.” This bizarre family uses a blend of music, storytelling, puppets, masks, and beer to engage the communities in the cultures they encounter during their endless world tour. Join in the communion as they tell traditional tales, share songs, and drink beers from different regions--Turkey, Ireland, and Japan--and bring some of your favorite stories to be featured in the final installment all about Tucson!

Episode 1: Turkey features the dance of Danielle van Dobben & the percussion of Bruce Stanley!

 

PERFORMANCES

Episode 1: Turkey - February 1 & 2 
Episode 2: Ireland - March 8 & 9 
Episode 3: Japan - April 5 & 6 
Episode 4: Tucson - April 26 & 27

Fridays and Saturdays at 10:30 PM

 

Live Theatre Workshop

5317 E Speedway Blvd

Tucson, AZ 85712

Reservations: (520) 327-4242

livetheatreworkshop@gmail.com

 

Tickets $12 at the door • Drinks $5 • Come early to learn about special deals

To make your reservation call (520) 327-4242

Beer curated by Rebecca Safford of Tap & Bottle 
www.thetapandbottle.com

Check www.theatre-3.com/#/168/theatrum-orbis-terrarum for details! 
call 347.870.9834 for more information

 

ABOUT THE ARTISTS

Angela Horchem (Artistic Director, Actor-Creator) - In addition to her work with Theatre 3, Angela is also a mask-maker and teaching artist. She combines a background in team sports with a passion for theatre. Angela earned her M.A. in theatre from the University of Nebraska at Omaha, and went on to study physical theatre at Dell'Arte International and performance in Bali, Indonesia. Other credits include roles at The Rogue Theatre, Live Theatre Workshop, the Nebraska Shakespeare Festival, and guest-artist roles with companies across the country, including WONDERHEADS, National Headquarters, The Witching Hour, and Dell'Arte International.

 

Matt Walley (Associate Artistic Director, Actor-Creator) - In addition to his work with Theatre 3, Matt is a proud member of The Rogue Theatre’s acting ensemble. He teaches acting at The University of Arizona and other venues in the Tucson area. Matt is on the board of the Shakespeare Forum in New York City. He holds an M.F.A. in ensemble-based physical theatre from Dell’Arte International. Matt helped to found ETCETERA in 2004 and was in the inaugural production of DANNY AND THE DEEP BLUE SEA. Since then, he has performed with WONDERHEADS, Mabou Mines, Dell’Arte Company and over 500 stunt shows with the Pinnacle Peak Pistoleros.

 

Paul Amiel (Musical Director, Actor-Creator) - is a multi-instrumentalist focusing on Medieval European, Turkish, East Asian, Middle Eastern, and very, very ancient music. Paul has performed on gothic harp, kaval, saz, ney, banjo, shakuhachi, flute, guitar and accordéon for groups such as Musica Sonora, Summer Thunder Chinese Music Ensemble, Muso, Seyyah, Zambuka, The Rogue Theatre (where he served as Music Director for As I Lay Dying, Winter's Tale, Journey to the West, The Night Heron and as a musician on many productions), and Theatre 3.

 

Bruce Stanley (Featured Percussionist) has been studying and performing ethnic percussion for over 15 years with a focus on West African, Middle Eastern, and Turkish rhythms. Bruce is currently one of the lead soloists in the group Planet Djembe and performs for weekly West African Dance classes at the Movement Shala.

 

Danielle van Dobben (Featured Dancer) has been a student and teacher of Middle Eastern dance for over 15 years. Recently returned from 16 months of field research in Turkey, Danielle is earning a dual PhD in Near Eastern Studies and Sociocultural Anthropology at the University of Arizona.

 

 

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Cassting Call, UA Student Film, female 35-45

Reply kpowers009@gmail.com ^[?] 

Posted: 2013-01-31, 10:47PM MST

Casting call (UA campus)

University of Arizona Film students looking to cast female actress:

OTHER WOMAN (35-45) has an affair with a man who is on vacation in a Florida Motel with his unknowing daughter and wife. 

Reply with headshot and resume.

·         Location: UA campus

·         Compensation: none

·         OK for recruiters to contact this job poster.

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·         Please do not contact job poster about other services, products or commercial interests.

 

 

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