Tuesday, November 21, 2006

Tucson: Need 1 camera operator and 1 PA for Nov 25th and 26th

I Need 1 camera operator and 1 PA for Nov 25th and 26th


Reply to: gigs-236918225@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-11-18, 7:48PM MST


Shooting a short movie on Nov 25th and 26th. I need atleast one camera operator and probably one PA. Students would be fine but must have some experience! Low paying job but good for exp/credit I have Extra Camera (sony PD150) For the position. He/she will only be second camera operator. Plus I need atleast one more person to jump around as PA ,help w/Lighting, set etc. Probably can only afford $75.00 a day per person. but will have pleanty of food, drinks etc. on set. And nobody will be pushing anyone! We have a good time or nothing! I know it's not much notice but thats not my fault! I just took on this challenge like yesterday. So bear with me but do respond please! haskellfilmz@yahoo.com or call me at (480)232-7901 Chris

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Tucson: Actors needed for Program in Integrative Medicine (UofA)

-----Original Message-----
From: molly k burke [mailto:mkburke@u.arizona.edu]
Sent: Tuesday, November 21, 2006 9:32 AM
Subject: Actors needed

--Post 1 ---

Actor needed for Program in Integrative Medicine (University of Arizona)patient vignette/mock intake.Must be very ³natural² on camera. Requires improvisation (semi-scripted).Type needed:


Latina female, 52 - 60 y.o. (not thin) - to play a patient during a clinicalintake (interviewed by doctor).Shooting date is:December 19th, 8:30 - 12:30Compensation: monetary compensation.

Great experience in on-camera acting.
Contact: Molly, mkburke@u.arizona.edu

--- Post 2 ---

Actors needed for Program in Integrative Medicine (University of Arizona)
very short patient vignettes.

Must be very ³natural² on camera.

Types needed:

Diversity of adults (age, race, gender) for a total of 5 individuals.

Shooting dates are:
Flexible, during the month of December

Compensation: no compensation available. Great experience in on-camera
acting.

Contact: Molly, mkburke@u.arizona.edu

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Tucson: Call to Performers for Tucson International Airport

Call to Performers for Tucson International Airport: The Tucson Airport Authority is seeking performers for the calendar year 2007 in the main terminal at Tucson International Airport, located at 7250 South Tucson Blvd. Interested performers (individuals and groups) can call 520.573.8187 or write for an application to:

Performing Arts Program
Tucson Airport Authority
7005 S. Plumer Ave.
Tucson AZ 85706

e-mail art@tucsonairport.org. Click here for more information and application.

 

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Tucson: FEATURE FILM NEEDS CREW

FEATURE FILM NEEDS CREW


Reply to: gigs-236350159@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-11-17, 3:06PM MST


Feature film needs the following crew from January 7 - mid february.

Camera assistant, gaffer, key grip.

The director of photography is from Los Angeles and can offer training, and a valuble experience. Please don't hesitate to ask questions if you're at all interested in joining our production

Thank you

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Monday, November 20, 2006

Tucson: Musical Theater Dance Class

-----Original Message-----
From: Brandon - Arizona Rose Theatre Co [mailto:brandon@arizonarose.cc]
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 1:53 PM
Subject: Dance Class

Musical Theater Dance
Tap! Jazz! Ballet!

Dancer & Choreographer, Erin Howell, of The Arizona Rose Theatre Company is
offering a Musical Theater Dance Class. This class will explore Tap, Jazz,
and Ballet in the world of musical theater. The class will run 1 1/2 hours
and cover the three primary disciplines used in musical theater: tap, jazz,
and ballet. It will cover dance technique as well as apply the technique
through a wide variety of dances.
(Class subject to enrollment)

WHEN:
TUESDAYS - 5:00pm to 6:30pm

WHERE:
SQUARE DANCE HALL LOCATED ON 1st & FT. LOWELL

COST:
$42 PER 4 WEEKS (APPROX. MONTH)
$12 PER CLASS

CLASSES ARE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 28
THE FIRST 4-WEEK SESSION WILL BE COMPLETED TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19
CLASSES WILL RESUME BEGINNING TUESDAY, JANUARY 9

To register call (520)888-0509

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Tucson: Arizona Rose presents "The Holiday Town Revue"

-----Original Message-----
From: Brandon - Arizona Rose Theatre Co [mailto:brandon@arizonarose.cc]
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 1:46 PM
Subject: Arizona Rose Performance

WHAT:
The Holiday Town Revue

WHEN:
November 25th & 26th
Saturday at 8pm & Sunday at 2pm

PRESENTED BY:
The Arizona Rose Theatre Company

WHERE:
The Berger Performing Arts Center
1200 West Speedway Tucson AZ

TICKETS:
Before Show $14 * At the Door $15
available at (520)888-0509

INFORMATION:
For information or special needs please call the Arizona Rose Theatre
Company directly at (520) 888-0509
Also visit our website: www.arizonarose.cc


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Every year Holiday Town is Santa's first stop on Christmas Eve as he begins
his journey around the world. Each year the citizens of Holiday Town
present their "Holiday Town Revue" to spread joy through music and laughter
in preparation for Santa's arrival. Each year they give him a jolly
Christmas Eve send-off. You are invited to help spread holiday cheer by
attending the "Holiday Town Revue" and being a part of the Holiday Town
audience.

As a member of the Holiday Town audience you can expect a visit from Santa
himself at the end of the Revue. CHILDREN OF ALL AGES ARE INVITED ON-STAGE
AFTER THE SHOW FOR PICTURES (BRING YOUR CAMERA.)

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Tucson: Catalina Players seeking Stage Manager and Hispanic Actors

From: PRISCILLA MARQUEZ [mailto:catalinaplayers@comcast.net]
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 12:05 PM
Subject: Americana-Ojala

Hispanic Actors!!!
Catalina Players will be presenting
'Americana...Ojala'
An evening of Three One Act Plays
 
Rowing to America
by Kitty Chen
 
Dead Bolivians on a Raft
by Guillermo Reyes
 
And Where Was Pancho villa When You Really Needed Him?
by local playwright Silviana Wood
 
Date of production is April 20 - May 6, 2007
 
Hispanic actors interested in auditioning or interested in an early read of these scripts please email Priscilla at catalinaplayers@comcast.net. 
 
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Seeking Stage Manager for Catalina Players production of
Close Ties
a play by Elizabeth Diggs
 
A warm-hearted, funny and eloquently written family drama which blends humor and compassion as it comes to grips with the problem of how best to provide for the family's aging, and perhaps senile, matriarch. Successfully produced by New Haven's celebrated Long Wharf Theatre. "…a witty and winning play…" —New Haven Register
 
Play opens February 16 - March 4
(Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays)
 
Auditions will be November 29, 30th, 2006
 
You will be working with award winning director, Bill Fikaris (  Director of Boys Next, 2003 AACT/FEST awards for Excellence in Directing for “THE LARAMIE PROJECT, 2002 NJTL recipient for Directing Excellence for “The Shadow Box”.)

 

  Rehearsals will be evenings starting Thursday, December 7th 2006.
 
Please call Bill at 730-7203  or email at direct15@cox.net, or Priscilla at 304-9171 or email at catalinaplayers@comcast.net.
 
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From: PRISCILLA MARQUEZ [mailto:catalinaplayers@comcast.net]
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 9:49 AM
Subject: Audition Reminder...'Close Ties'
 

Open call notice

Auditions for Catalina Players Production of:

CLOSE TIES

A play by:  Elizabeth Diggs

Audition Dates:  Wednesday, November 29th

                            Thursday, November 30th

 Call-Backs:      Monday, December 4th

                     

Audition Time:  6:30pm – 9:30pm

Audition Location:    Christ Presbyterian Church (Fellowship Hall)

                                   6565 E. Broadway (between Wilmot & Kolb)

Performance Dates:  February 15, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, March 2, 3, 4.

Performance Location:                           Catalina Players' Theatre
                                                                 Atria Bell Court Gardens, Academy Hall
                                                    6653 E. Carondelet Drive
                                                                 Tucson,Arizona, AZ 85711

Rehearsals begin:  Thursday, December 7th.

For additional information please call:

Director:  Bill C. Fikaris (730-7203) E-Mail: direct15@cox.net

Catalina Players will be holding open call auditions for their upcoming production of CLOSE TIES beginning on Wednesday, November 29th.


THE STORY: The scene is a country home in the Berkshire Mountains of New England, where three generations of the Whitaker/Frye family have gathered for the summer. Josephine Whitaker, the matriarch of the family, still bustles about energetically tending her garden and issuing orders to the others, even though she has long since given the house to her middle-aged daughter, Bess Frye, and her husband, Watson, who is now a senior partner in the law firm founded by his late father-in-law. Also present are the Frye children, three daughters and a teenaged son, and Ira Bienstock, the unlikely lover of one of the Frye daughters, who arrives uninvited but quickly ingratiates himself with Josephine and the others. While concerned with family ties, and the tensions, misunderstandings and good-natured bickering which arise from such closeness, the ultimate focus of the play is on Josephine, who is edging into senility and, in the family's view, must no longer be allowed to live alone. It is the resolution of this problem, which so many must face in today's world, that provides the very believable—and deeply moving—conclusion of this most human and genuinely affecting play

A warm-hearted, funny and eloquently written family drama which blends humor and compassion as it comes to grips with the problem of how best to provide for the family's aging, and perhaps senile, matriarch. Successfully produced by New Haven's celebrated Long Wharf Theatre. "…a witty and winning play…" —New Haven Register. "Not only is the dialogue believable, it is immensely energetic. The substance of the play is serious, yet marvelously funny touches give the characters individuality and depth." —The Bulletin. "…It's as fine a play as one is likely to encounter for quite some time." —Darien News.

Cast Breakdown:   (3 m & 5 w)

Josephine Whitaker:  A grand-dame of the old school, now 84 and widowed.  The force                          

                                     of her personality is undiminished.

Bess Whitaker Frye:  Her daughter, mother of four, in her early 50’s.

Watson Frye:              Bess’s husband, a senior partner in a distinguished law firm, 50’s.

Anna:                         Oldest of the four Frye children, age 30, married, has two

                                    daughters.

Evelyn:                       The second Frye daughter, 28, divorced.  A graduate student in

                                     history at Harvard.

Connie:                      The third Frye daughter, 23, a nursing student.

Thayer:                      The youngest child and only son, 16.

Ira Bienstock:            Evelyn’s friend, handsome, great physique, a graduate student in

                                    physics.

Audition Requirements:

  1. Please prepare a two-minute dramatic monologue.  There will be cold readings from the script.  The play is available thru Dramatists Play Service at www.dramatists.com
  2. Please submit a resume and headshot (if you have one).

Thank You

Catalina Players

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Tucson: AUDITION Roundabout Music Theater's production of Cabaret

From: frances mcpherson [mailto:franhmcpherson@msn.com]
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 10:11 AM
Subject: Audition Posting

Roundabout Music Theater's production of Cabaret playing Dec. 7 through 10
has immediate need for 3 young male, energetic actors 18 and up to play
German sailors -minimal singing, dancing and rehearsal time.

Call Hal Hundley at 299-2949 and/or come to at the dance studio 5633 E.
Speedway Blvd. anytime between 7 and 10 p.m. Wed. 11/22/06.

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Tucson: looking for an actor to play Ben Franklin

 


From: Stephina Brewer [mailto:sbrewer@azbiz.com]
Sent: Monday, November 20, 2006 9:22 AM
Subject: RE: Benjamin Franklin
 
 
 I am an ad rep with a client looking for an actor to play Ben Franklin at the grand opening of his Philly Steak Sandwich shop.

I know it is not much, but it would mean the world to Frankie Santos to have Ben Franklin shake hands with Bob Walkup and crew. 

 

 Please reply to sbrewer@azbiz.com 

 

Stephina M Brewer

Tucson Weekly

Inside Tucson Business

cell:520/404-4895

off: 520/295-4246

fax:520/294-4040

  

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Tucson: THMS Theatre presents: "IN A PERFECT WORLD"

 

From: Amy & Art [mailto:amynart@cox.net]
Sent: Sunday, November 19, 2006 5:07 PM
Subject: THMS THeatre presents: "IN A PERFECT WORLD"


Tucson High Fine Arts presents



... in a perfect world.



Directed by Art Almquist



Remember those "After School Specials" and message dramas we
used to watch, and how much we laughed at the lessons they were clumsily
trying to teach to kids?  Where did they go wrong, and why do so many such
shows continue to get it wrong?  Because they're written by adults.  The
Advanced Drama class at Tucson High wants to change that.

To create this completely original work, the class chose as
their subject "Stereotypes & Expectations." All of the students then set to
work creating their own material around these ideas: some solo, some with a
partner, some with a large group.  Through scenes & monologues ranging from
deeply dramatic to wildly comic, ...in a perfect world emerges as one
multi-layered voice from the youth of today - and is unlike anything written
"for" teenagers you've ever seen.


THREE SHOWS ONLY!

NOVEMBER 30, DECEMBER 1 & 2 

7:00 PM

Tucson High Little Theatre
all seats $5
Reservations: 225-5326
 

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Tucson: Roundabout Music Theatre--Auditions

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From: frances mcpherson [mailto:franhmcpherson@msn.com]
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 9:16 AM
Subject: Roundabout Music Theatre--Auditions

The "Roundabout Music Theatre" has an immediate need for 3 actors to play
German sailers age's 18 - 20's for the musical "Cabaret", playing Dec.
7,8,9&10th, min. singing and dancing, need one very tall and one about 5' -
5".

Call Hal Hundley / Director for an appointment 520-299-2949

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Tucson: Borderlands Press presents A TUCSON PASTORELA

 

From: Eva Tessler [mailto:wetborderdog@hotmail.com]
Sent: Friday, November 17, 2006 12:39 PM
Subject: Borderlands Press release A TUCSON PASTORELA

BORDERLANDS THEATER

PRESS RELEASE

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

 

Contact: Eva Tessler                                                                  11/17/06

wetborderdog@hotmail.com

 

BORDERLANDS TO PRESENT A TUCSON PASTORELA BY TONI PRESS-COFFMAN, DECEMBER 14-23, 2006, AT THE LEO RICH THEATRE 260. SOUTH CHURCH.

 

A Tucson Pastorela returns to the Borderlands stage for the 11th year! This incredible and wacky adventure of the Shepherds, Sheep and Dog on their trip to Bethlehem to witness the birth of the Baby Jesus is written by local playwright Toni Press-Coffman. The sneaky Devils and glorious Archangels disguised as popular characters-such as Cheney and Mel Gibson- will battle for the souls of the Shepherds and their flock under the direction of Barclay Goldsmith and Eva Tessler.

 

Beautiful carols in English and Spanish and live music ranging from hip hop to waila provided by Gertie and the T.O.Boyz. Also Borderlands will host special performances by Ballet Folklorico Tapatio, Sunday December 17 and Saturday December 23.

Pinatas for the little ones after every performance!

 

Silent auction, 12/15-12/23 at the lobby of the Leo Rich Theatre

 

Performance Schedule and Ticket Information

 

Student Matinee:                   12/14, 10:00 am.

Opening Night Celebracion: 12/ 15, 7:30 pm.

Regular performances:          12/16, 12/21 (rush) and 12/22, 7:30 pm.

                                              12/17, 2 pm.  12/23 ,6:30 pm.

 

Prices:  $5 - $18.75 with various discounts.

 

Ticket Outlets: TCC Box Office, 260 S. Church Ave. www.ci.tucson.az/tcc 791-4268

                         Borderlands Theater office, 40 W. Broadway (enter through Jackson

                         Street). www.borderlandstheater.org

 

To arrange accommodations for patrons with disabilities, please contact the Borderlands Theater Office at 882-8607

 

RESERVATIONS: (520) 882-7406

 

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Sunday, November 19, 2006

Tucson: Casting Call - Music Video shoot

From: csfsubmissions@yahoo.com
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 9:59 AM
Subject: [Tucson Actors Forum]

1. Seeking: Very cool looking Actresses (age range: 25 to 38), on the
athletic side, with a bit of edge and attitude, to portray "old west"
Outlaws for 1 day Music Video shoot to be shot entirely on location in
Tucson, AZ December 15th. Dancers and models seeking to expand and build a
resume for acting also potentially welcome.

2. Seeking: Stylish Actors (age range: 20 to 35) to portray modern day urban
"gang members"
for 5 day Music Video shoot to be shot entirely on location in Tucson, AZ
December 11th
through December 15th. All ethnicities are welcome.
These are lead roles and you would be featured throughout the entire video.

3. Seeking: Stylish Actresses (age range: 21 to 35) to portray "old west"
Saloon Burlesque
Performers for 3 day Music Video shoot to be shot entirely on location in
Tucson, AZ
December 11th through December 15th (3 work days for Burlesque Performers
are 11th,
14th, & 15th). All ethnicities are welcome. Dancers and models seeking to
expand and build a resume for acting also potentially welcome.

Compensation offered: IMDB credit, meals, stills (with an emphasis for ones
that feature you), and DVD of final product.

The band is called THE ASPHALT... (They are a great bunch of young guys
based in Lake
Havasu, AZ. Very genuine, charismatic... basically the type of people that
illicit that "let's go the extra mile for them" feeling)... the track is
called TONIGHT. The band has a pretty unique alternative rock sound you can
check out at: http://www.myspace.com/theasphalt
<http://www.myspace.com/theasphalt>
& www.theasphalt.net (currently being retooled)

In the video, which is story driven, two modern day gangs end up on a time
traveling
adventure to the old west. They manage to get involved in a good old
fashioned saloon
fight with a trio of female outlaws (actresses should be able to play
fight... throw punches,
break fx bottles over heads, i.e. not be afraid to mix it up with male
actors and get
physical.). Eventually the modern day gang members wind up escaping back to
our time.
We are shooting at a location in Tucson where many famous westerns have been
shot
featuring authentic old west towns, saloons, etc.

In short the video is about having fun. It's about stylized performances and
optical
vibrancy. Fun is the key word on this one.

All interested should email and/or mail the following:

1 - Headshot and/or various pics of yourself. (if emailing... a link to your
online photos is
fine)
2 - An acting resume or letter describing any relevant experience.
3 - Also if you have any wardrobe, props, or costume pieces that could pass
for "old west"
be sure to mention that in your letter/email. (Full costumes will be
provided from Los
Angeles)

If mailing please send to:

CYBER-SCAN FILMS
7510 West Sunset Blvd; #507
Hollywood, CA 90046; USA

If emailing please send to:
csfsubmissions@yahoo.com <mailto:csfsubmissions%40yahoo.com>

Selected pics will be contacted with further details. Thanks and have a
great day!

Compensation: IMDB credit, meals, stills (with an emphasis for ones that
feature you), and
DVD of final product.

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Tucson: The Loft Cinema - Free Screening of JAWS with cinematographer Bill Butler

From: mclaff9@earthlink.net
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 11:25 PM
Subject: [IFASA] The Loft Cinema - Free Screening of JAWS with
cinematographer Bill Butler

Here's a chance to meet and listen to the wisdom of a very accomplished DP.
In addition to Jaws, his filmography includes The Godfather, Deliverance,
The Conversation, One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, Grease, Stripes, The
Secret of NIMH, Rocky II, III, and IV, Legal Eagles, Biloxi Blues, Child's
Play, Hot Shots, Sniper, Anaconda, and Frailty. Okay, so I'm repeating some
of what is listed below, but I know many of you won't read that far. There
will also be a presentation by Kodak about their film, so it's a chance to
learn about developments (yeah, yeah) in that medium.

I hope to see many of you there.

Brian

----- Original Message -----

EVERYBODY OUT OF THE WATER!
IT'S A FREE SCREENING OF "JAWS"
WITH CINEMATOGRAPHER BILL BUTLER IN PERSON!

Just when you thought it was safe to come to The Loft ... on
Wednesday, November 29th at 7:30 p.m., Kodak and The University of Arizona
Department of Media Arts present a special free screening of Steven
Spielberg's 1975 terror classic, JAWS (in a brand new 35 mm print), at The
Loft Cinema, with the film's legendary director of photography Bill Butler
in person. Preceding the film will be a free Kodak film demonstration at
5:00 p.m. This event is free and open to the public, and donations will be
accepted for the UA Media Arts Kodak 35 mm student film project.

JAWS, screening at The Loft in a pristine new 35 mm print, devoured
box office records upon its release in the summer of 1975, and is considered
to be the blueprint for what we now know as the Hollywood Summer
Blockbuster. It also introduced a young filmmaker named Steven Spielberg to
mass audiences, and ensured that no one who saw it would ever again feel
safe in the water.

Bill Butler, the film's director of photography, has recently been
named Kodak Cinematographer in Residence at the University of Arizona. This
residency program, sponsored by Kodak, connects world-renowned professionals
with film schools in an effort to support educators and enhance the learning
experience of their students. Butler will introduce JAWS and answer
questions about the notoriously-difficult shoot (which encompassed every
nightmare from filming in the middle of the ocean on a leaky tug boat, to
dealing with live sharks and a malfunctioning mechanical shark named
"Bruce").

Bill Butler's long and illustrious career behind the camera as a
respected cinematographer has encompassed some of the greatest films and
biggest blockbusters in Hollywood history, including JAWS, THE CONVERSATION,
ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST, GREASE, ROCKY II - IV, STRIPES, DAMIEN:
OMEN 2, CAN'T STOP THE MUSIC, BILOXI BLUES, BIG TROUBLE, CAPRICORN ONE,
DEMON SEED, FRAILTY, and many others.

Don't miss this rare opportunity to meet one of Hollywood's most
accomplished cinematographers and to see the blockbuster JAWS on the biggest
movie screen in Southern Arizona ... and it's free!
11/15/06

Jeff Yanc
Program Director
The Loft Cinema
3233 E. Speedway
Tucson, AZ 85716
(520) 322-5638

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Tucson: Actor's Gymnasium - Special Session and Time.

________________________________

From: dgreenwood@prescott.edu
Sent: Thursday, November 16, 2006 9:23 AM
To: TucsonActors@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Tucson Actors Forum] Actor's Gymnasium - Special Session and Time.

Actor's Gymnasium is an on going free workshop dedicated to the scenic
craft of the actor and director. The workshop meets every Saturday at
2:00 p.m. at Prescott College Tucson Center.

Actor's Gymnasium presents "Physical Training at the Odin Teatret."

Nicole Stein and David Greenwood will present an overview of the
physical training and approach to theatre as practiced by Odin
Teatret. This workshop will take place on Saturday, December 2nd from
10:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. at Prescott College Tucson Center, 2233 E.
Speedway Blvd. This workshop is free and open to all interested
actors and directors. Please be on time and wear comfortable
clothing. Bring a light lunch or snack if you like.
Odin Teatret was founded in 1964 by Eugenio Barba and since that time
has become a widely recognized and admired international theatre
company. Odin Teatret is considered innovative in its approach to
theatre production and unique in its tradition and the dedication of
its ensemble of actors. Despite more than forty years of work
together, the company still engages in daily training for the
actor/dancer's scenic language. This daily activity is held by Odin
to be the binding force as well as common reminder of why they work
together as artists and why they remain committed to excellence in
their art.

This past September, Nicole Stein and David Greenwood traveled to
Holstebro, Denmark to participate in "Odin Week," a ten day active
conference hosted by Odin Teatret. The conference included practical
workshops, films, lectures, work demonstrations and performances.
Fifty participants from around the world were in attendance to learn
the history, the training methods, and the ideas behind Odin Teatret.
Nicole and David are happy to share the basis of their experience and
look forward to your participation. For more information or to RSVP
please contact David Greenwood at dgreenwood@prescott.edu
<mailto:dgreenwood%40prescott.edu> or (520) 591-2476.

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Tucson: Coyote December Reading Series Audition

 

From: lyric-arts [mailto:lyric61arts@yahoo.com]
Sent: Tuesday, November 14, 2006 7:34 PM
Subject: Coyote December Reading Series Audition

Coyote Ramblers Performing Artists will be auditioning for their December Public Reading Series, of OLD TIMES, by Harold Pinter.

ROLES:
Male, mid thirties
Two Females, mid thirties

Perhaps Pinters best play, which explores the fickleness of memory.

Presented on December 3, 2006, at Artfare / The Muse, 55 N 6th Avenue, downtown Tucson, FREE to the public, with refreshments and food.

Auditions at Artfare / The Muse on Tuesday November 21, from 5- 9pm.  Call 682-3224 for audition appointment.

Three rehearsals required, during the nights immediately preceding the Public Reading.

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Tucson: Announcement: Course "The Business" at The Studio for Actors

 


From: The Studio for Actors [mailto:acting-courses@the-studio-for-actors.com]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 3:22 PM
Subject: Announcement: Course "The Business" at The Studio for Actors



There has been a change in the schedule and duration of the following previously-announced course at The Studio for Actors.

The Business

Friday evenings,  6:15 - 8:30pm
December 22nd through January 26th
6 weeks, $45/week

The course explains in detail headshots, resumes, agents, and unions.  Anna Risley will help you create or redo your acting resume.  In addition, this course provides a great deal of information and advice on how to work well with your agent, casting directors, fellow actors, and avoid many costly mistakes in the business.  Also, learn the protocol of auditioning – what to say and do in an audition situation.

While this is a 6-week course, you may sign up to take the first three consecutive weeks, or you may sign up to take the complete 6-week course.  The first three weeks cover headshots, resumes, agents, and the basic tools you need to compete.

Call Anna Risley at 881-2363 to sign up, or for more information. 

Note that, if the evening class doesn't fit into your schedule, you can arrange to take the course in private sessions by appointment at $65 per 1½-hour session, or $50 per 1-hour session.  Remember, if you would have to miss one or even two of the nights of the group course, you could always do a private session make-up outside of class at your convenience.

All courses at The Studio are taught by Anna Risley, who has had many speaking roles in SAG Feature Films along with Movies made for Network Television and Miniseries.  (Most of her films were cast and shot in NYC, some in LA, and a few in Phoenix and Tucson.)  Because of her acting experience, she knows exactly what casting directors want at an audition, and what directors hope for from a performance.  Ms. Risley has owned and run The Studio for Actors since 1986.

For more information on these and other courses at The Studio for Actors, please visit:
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com

For more information on Anna Risley, please visit:
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/acting-coach.htm


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Tucson: Auditions for The Rogue Theatre's "The Good Woman of Setzuan"

 


From: Cynthia Meier [mailto:cindym@theriver.com]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 10:44 PM
Subject: Auditions for The Rogue Theatre

The Rogue Theatre is still looking for 2 or 3 men for its upcoming production of Bertolt Brecht’s The Good Woman of Setzuan, directed by Cynthia Meier.

Rehearsals begin February 7, 2007, with performance dates March 29–April 14, 2007.  Actors will be paid a stipend. 

Call 520-326-7354 or email director@theroguetheatre.org for audition appointment. See www.theroguetheatre.org for more information.

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Tucson: Tucson Community Theatre presents Maricela de la Luz Lightsthe World

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From: Jim Klingenfus [mailto:Jim.Klingenfus@tucsonaz.gov]
Sent: Monday, November 13, 2006 2:37 PM
Subject: Tucson Community Theatre presents Maricela de la Luz Lightsthe
World

For Immediate Release:

Tucson Parks and Recreation Community Theatre presents its Holiday
production, Maricela de la Luz Lights the World, by Obie Award-Winning
playwright Jose Rivera, directed by David M. Felix.

One week before Christmas, 11 year-old Maricela and her younger brother,
Riccardo, are shopping at a mall in sunny San Diego when suddenly it begins
to snow. All the adults disappear, the world goes haywire and Xbalanque,
the Mayan Moon God, appears from no where and tells the children it's up to
them to rescue his twin brother, the Sun God, from the clutches of the
Trickster Loki or the world will end in ice!

A farcical holiday romp full of mythological characters where kids are the
real heroes," Maricela" is fun and uplifting for families and people of all
ages.

Show times are 7:30 PM Wednesday December 6th - 10th and 13th -17th at the
Performing Arts Building Auditorium at the Randolph Center 200 S.
Alvernon Way.

Admission is Free.

For further information contact 791-4873 x 125.

Jim Klingenfus, Events Coordinator
Tucson Parks & Recreation Dept.
Event & Theater Services
Office: (520)791-4873 ext 125

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Tucson: Casting Call/Rehearsals "A Midsummer Night's Dream" (Gonzago Theatre Co)

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From: young_blade5@yahoo.com
Sent: Sunday, November 12, 2006 5:33 PM
Subject: [Tucson Actors Forum] Casting Call/Rehearsals "A Midsummer Night's
Dream" (Gonzago Theatre Co)

Date: Sunday November 19, 2006 at 7:30 pm.
Subject: Casting Call and rehearsals for "A Midsummer
Night's Dream"

Synopsis: "A Midsummer Night's Dream" is a William
Shakespeare Comedy that narrates the story of four
lovers, Lysander, Hermia, Helena, and Demetrius who
clash days before Theseus and Hypolita's wedding.
Along with that, there are the rude mechanicals, lead
by Peter Quince, who will perform for the couple on
their wedding night. What will happen? No one knows.

Casting call and rehearsals are beginning November
19,2006 at 7:30 pm at Park Place Mall. If you have
any questions, I can be contacted at (520) 623-1290 or
contact the company at (520) 401-9211.

Have a great day.

Juan

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