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MONMOUTH — Theater at Monmouth will hold its annual equity principle audtions and general auditions in Maine 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday, Dec. 9, in Cumston Hall, 795 Main St.
New York City EPAs will be held from 9:30 to 5:30 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 9, at the Actors’ Equity Audition Center; appointments for the New York EPA should be made through AEA.
To schedule an EPA or general audition in Monmouth, email headshot and resume (with website if applicable) by Nov. 22 to boxoffice@theateratmonmouth.org or call 207-933-9999.
Theater at Monmouth seeks energetic and dynamic performers for the 2020 summer repertory season as well as other projects throughout the year. Summer repertory contracts run 10 to 11 weeks from June 8 through Aug. 23, and include housing (for those who aren’t Maine residents) and weekly stipend. The theater is looking for theater professionals who would like to join a strong ensemble company and are interested in teamwork, collaboration, and artistic growth in a creatively charged environment in a beautiful rural community in central Maine. Performers of all ages, ethnic and racial backgrounds, and gender identification are strongly encouraged to audition.
Each actor in the summer company plays three or four roles; all shows are rehearsed and performed in repertory. The summer season operates on an LOA to LORT contract with Actors’ Equity and union rules followed for Equity and non-Equity actors. Internships are also available. TAM’s summer season is a true ensemble of more than 50 theatre artists from all over the country. We perform in Cumston Hall, a 250-seat Victorian opera house; rehearsals take place in the recently renovated Grange Hall.
The 2020 season includes: “The Agitators,” by Mat Smart, directed by Josiah Davis; Shakespeare’s “Cymbelinem” directed by Charlie Marie McGrath and “Julius Caesar,” directed by Bill Van Horn; Edward Albee’s “Seascape,” director to be determined; Callie Kimball’s “Sofonisba,” directed by Dawn McAndrews, and Aesop’s” Guide to Friendship,” directed by Ian Kramer.
The theater’s fall show will be “A Gentlemen’s Guide to Love and Murder,” book and lyrics by Robert L. Freedman; music and lyrics by Steven Lutvak, directed by Adam P. Blais.
For more information visit www.theateratmonmouth.org.
