03-20-12 – New York City, NY>Philadelphia, PA – Seeking talented man and child actors for Emerson College 16mm short film, Take Off.
Take off tells the story of a young boy who uses his vivid imagination to escape the reality of his troubled life. With absent parents and no friends, his only escape has been the world he creates inside his head. One day, he rides his bike into a park where he comes across an eccentric, offbeat man who also uses his imagination to get through life. The boy follows the man into his creative world, where he has assembled everyday trash to resemble a “rocket ship”. The two form a unique bond and escape the realities of their worlds. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Music Video

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02-27-12 – Boston, MA>Hartford, CT – Synopsis:
Harriet is shown into a drab, anonymous waiting room which might be a prelude to anything. After a few moments Paul is also shown in. They fall into a desultory conversation. Harriet is sure she has seen him somewhere before. A remark of his suddenly opens up her memory. For his part, he tells her he has known her from the moment he entered the room. Though hatred is the natural emotion between them, the strange reason for their meeting forms a sort of bond, and understanding as they leave together.
Season Dates:
One Act Play Season, June 14th – 17th, 2012
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11-10-11 – Atlanta, GA>Birmingham, AL – First Person Meets Third Person is a de-constructed love story, between James and Sarah, told in flashbacks and first person. James has moved on with his life after a bitter split with ex-wife Sarah. Sarah, dealing with a past drug addiction, and seemingly at fault with the break-up, wonders how she can make what went wrong right. James took a different path and wonders were all the decisions good or bad. Told through flashbacks we see the decontruction of a once common bond, and we see what made them who they are in present day. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Feature Film

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10-31-11 – Chicago, IL>Milwaukee, WI – Casting for Student Film “Lady Of The Dead”

Synopsis:

Lady of the Dead is a haunting love story written and directed by Caitlin Noah, in which the worlds of the living and the dead collide. Our story takes place on the Mexican holiday Dia De Los Muertos, a day focused on bringing family and friends together to remember and celebrate the lost lives of their loved ones.

We follow Gustavo, a tortured widower, as he struggles with his inner demons to decide whether he will visit his wife Lucinda’s grave, which he has abandoned for several years, or drink his sorrows away alone.

The story also follows Lucinda as she rises from her grave and hopelessly waits with the rest of the dead to see if her husband will come to her this year. She tells her dead companions that if he does not make it by midnight she will never return again to celebrate the holiday, and will fall into the dark world of the dead forever.



This is a story about loyalty, tradition, honor, and above all things love. It explores how we deal with life after death and the undying bond we hold with those who have passed. The film displays how one can conquer guilt, find forgiveness, embrace celebration, and realize that love is never dead.
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10-31-11 – Chicago, IL>Milwaukee, WI – Casting for Student Film “Lady Of The Dead”

Synopsis:

Lady of the Dead is a haunting love story written and directed by Caitlin Noah, in which the worlds of the living and the dead collide. Our story takes place on the Mexican holiday Dia De Los Muertos, a day focused on bringing family and friends together to remember and celebrate the lost lives of their loved ones.

We follow Gustavo, a tortured widower, as he struggles with his inner demons to decide whether he will visit his wife Lucinda’s grave, which he has abandoned for several years, or drink his sorrows away alone.

The story also follows Lucinda as she rises from her grave and hopelessly waits with the rest of the dead to see if her husband will come to her this year. She tells her dead companions that if he does not make it by midnight she will never return again to celebrate the holiday, and will fall into the dark world of the dead forever.



This is a story about loyalty, tradition, honor, and above all things love. It explores how we deal with life after death and the undying bond we hold with those who have passed. The film displays how one can conquer guilt, find forgiveness, embrace celebration, and realize that love is never dead.
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10-29-11 – Chicago, IL>Milwaukee, WI – Open auditions for “Superior Donuts”

SYNOPSIS: Former draft dodger Arthur P. runs a decrepit donut shop in an uptown neighborhood in Chicago. When Franco Wicks, an idealistic African-American teenager, comes to work for him, Arthur is skeptical of his ideas to improve the business. But over time, the two form an unlikely bond as this deliciously funny and thought-provoking work explores the challenges of embracing the past and the redemptive power of friendship.

Please bring a current headshot and resume.
Rehearsal Dates:
Rehearsals 1/16 – 2/3/2012; Mondays to Fridays 7pm to 10:30pm; may include some afternoon rehearsals as well as Sunday evenings depending on conflicts;
Dress Rehearsals Sunday 2/4 to Thursday 2/9

Performance Dates:
2/10 8pm
2/11 8pm
2/12 2pm
2/16 8pm
2/17 8pm
2/18 8pm
2/19 2pm
2/23 8pm
2/24 8pm
2/25 8pm
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06-19-11 – New York City, NY>Philadelphia, PA – Water By The Spoonful
Somewhere in Philadelphia, Elliot, a Puerto Rican veteran has returned from Iraq and is struggling to find his place in the world again and put aside the demons that haunt him. Somewhere in a chat room, recovering addicts forge an unbreakable bond of support and love. The boundaries of love, family and community are stretched across, time, generations and cyberspace as birth families splinter and online families collide in this captivating new drama. Pulitzer Prize-finalist and Tony Award-winning author of the book for In The Heights as well as the upcoming adaptation of Like Water for Chocolate, Quiara Alegría Hudes was the 2008–2009 Aetna New Voices Fellow at Hartford Stage. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

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05-06-11 – Chicago, IL>Milwaukee, WI – It is a comedy about a cross country journey taken by four longtime friends who discover that after half of a lifetime of knowing each other that they really don’t know each other at all. Petty annoyances, verbal battles and the revelation of an unexpected secret spell the end of the longtime friendship, but twenty years later a second hilarious trip by the women reveals that the bond between friends can be as precarious as it can be enduring. — Submit Yourself To This Role Now: Live Event

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03-27-11 – Dallas, TX>Austin, TX – - I’m looking to put together a vocal harmony group to audition for the XFactor in Dallas on May 27th 2011.
- I am a former finalist on an NBC reality competition show.
- Well will go through extensive training for the next (2) months leading up to the date of the audition.
- We need to bond & sound tight together. Alot of work to be done in so little time.
- Looking for singers between the ages of 18-35.

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03-18-11 – Chicago, IL>Milwaukee, WI – The Women is a classic comedy that invites us into the private and public world of women as they scratch out a place for themselves in a male dominated society. We see the entire kaleidoscope of women and the roles they play as they struggle for love, position and power and, through compassion, bond together in friendship.Rehearsals: May 1-June 15
Tech: Mon-Thurs: June 20-23

Previews June 24, 25 & 28
Opening: June 29
Shows: July 8-Aug 14, 2011 (No performances July 1-3)Please prepare 2 contrasting pieces; one dramatic and one comic classical American piece, no more than 3 minutes total for both pieces. Please no Shakespeare. American classics from the 30s, 40s or 50s preferred but not mandatory.

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