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AUDITIONS

General Audition Dates

Saturday, May 9 12pm-6pm 

Monday, May 11 6pm-9pm

Callbacks for specific shows to be held at dates TBA.

General Show Information

  • All roles are open to any actors of ANY ethnicity or gender presentation, except as required by the license of the show (author). Those interested in La Gringa must be able to speak Spanish fluently. Preference will be given to Latino actors who are native Spanish speakers. 

  • AEA candidates will only be considered for the role of Winston in 1984; otherwise all roles are non-AEA and considered volunteer with a paid stipend ranging from $400-$1200, depending on the size of the role and the length of the play (short run vs. longer runs)

  • All rehearsals will be held either at ETP’s theater space in Aloha OR at the Hilton Garden Inn (where auditions take place)

  • The standard rehearsal schedule is five days a week, Sunday-Thursday, 6:30pm-9:30pm 

  • Most full shows have a six week rehearsal period. Actors have the Monday before opening off to take a deep breath prior to opening 

  • Cast members will be called when needed, but the schedule is subject to change

  • Full Show runs are 4 shows per week. Performances for full show runs are: 

    • Fridays at 7:30pm

    • Saturdays at 1pm and 7:30pm

    • Sundays at 2pm

  • Productions will follow ETP’s Wellness Guidelines for all rehearsals and performances

Specific Show Information

Please click each respective show link to review a list of the characters which will be cast in each show. Please read the show note for each project for their respective nuances.

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE

(limited run)


By Agatha Christie

Directed by Saren Nofs Snyder


  • First read: August 3, tech rehearsal Sept 13

  • Opening night Sept 18; closing Oct 18

  • Casting Breakdown: 10 actors, 20s-70s


Show note: this play will be presented with British, Irish and Scottish dialects. If you have a good one to share, please audition with one of these dialects. This is an immersive production with no audience participation or interaction.

AND THEN THERE WERE NONE
THE RISE OF HOUDINI

THE RISE OF HOUDINI

(limited run)


Written & Directed by Alisa Stewart


  • First read: Sept 15; tech Oct 22

  • Four shows only: Oct 23, 24, 30 & 31

  • Casting Breakdown: 3 men, 4 women, 20s-40s


Show note: the production features a real magician, who is featured in the show. There is a lot of improvisation required for this show as it is partially scripted, partially improvised. There is limited audience interaction.

THE RISE OF HOUDINI
LA GRINGA

LA GRINGA

(limited run)


By Carmen Rivera

Directed by Julia Martinez-Peterson


  • First read: Sept 27; tech Nov 8

  • Opening night: Nov 13; closing Nov 22 (9 shows only)

  • Casting: Spanish-speaking actors, 3 women, 2 men, 18-60 years old


Show note: Spanish-speaking actors are encouraged to audition, with preference given to Hispanic actors. The production will be fully in Spanish with English subtitles.

LA GRINGA
A DRUNK CHRISTMAS CAROL Vol 5: Marley’s Return

A DRUNK CHRISTMAS CAROL Vol 5: Marley’s Return

(limited run)


Conceived by Alisa Stewart, based on the novel by Charles Dickens

Directed by Patrick Short


  • First read: Nov 15; tech Dec 6

  • Four shows only: Dec 11, 12, 18, and 19

  • Casting: Ensemble members of 5 women, 4 men to play all roles from the classic story (Dickens and Scrooge have already been cast)


Show note: most of this show is improvised, so strong improvisation skills are required. There is a lot of audience interaction and participation.

A DRUNK CHRISTMAS CAROL Vol 5: Marley’s Return
1984

1984

By George Orwell; adapted by Duncan Macmillan and Robert Icke

Directed by Alisa Stewart


  • First Read: Nov 29;  tech Jan 17

  • Opening: Jan 22; closing Feb 21

  • Casting: 6 men, 2 women, 30s-60s, and 1 6-year-old-presenting boy. AEA actor considered for Winston.


Show note: this show is graphic and disturbing, with a torture scene, loud jarring sounds, and occasional strobe-like lighting. There is no audience interaction, but the audience may react horrified at some of the scenes. We encourage you to read this NY Theatre Guide’s 2017 review of this version of the play, so you are well informed.

1984
FLANAGAN’S WAKE

FLANAGAN’S WAKE

Conceived by Jack Bronis

Directed by Dorinda Toner


  • First Read: Feb 1; tech Feb 27

  • Opens March 5; closing Mar 21

  • Casting: 4 men, 3 women, age range 20s-60s.


Show note: this is a part scripted, part improvised comedy. Actors auditioning for this show should have medium-strong improvisational skills.

FLANAGAN’S WAKE
THE VELVET GENTLEMAN

THE VELVET GENTLEMAN

By Alisa Stewart

Directed by TBD


  • First Read: Feb 28;  tech: Apr 11

  • Opening: April 16; closing May 16

  • Casting 3 men, 1 women, age range 30s.


Show note: this immersive production relies heavily on the audience's curiosity. Some interaction, but most of the show is video projected.

THE VELVET GENTLEMAN

To Audition:

IN-PERSON

(recommended) 

Note that you will be asked to upload a copy of your headshot and resume during the appointment process. If you do not have electronic copies, you may bring paper copies with you to your audition. 

 

Please prepare TWO monologues, one each of the following: 

  • One contemporary (1930s-present) comic monologue, 90 seconds or less in length; and 

  • One contemporary (1930s-present) dramatic monologue, also 90 seconds or less in length

 

NOTE: some of our shows involve dialects (RP for And Then There Were None, Irish for Flanagan's Wake, and French for The Velvet Gentleman). If you have a firm grasp on a dialect, we invite you to show it! 

 

To make an audition appointment, click the button below:

VIRTUAL AUDITIONS

If you are unable to make in-person auditions, you are welcome to submit a video of your audition piece(s) no later than May 30. 

 

TO SUBMIT: send an email to experiencetheatreproject@gmail.com and put “AUDITION for ____” in the subject line, with your name in the line. Attach your headshot and resume, and then paste a link to your audition video in the body of the email. DO NOT attach a video to your email. Please send a link to your video file that lives on Google Drive, Vimeo or YouTube.  

A Note About Casting

Most roles are open to all genders. Where we have anything else specified, we are open to someone changing our minds. We aim to have a diverse cast and encourage performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and disabilities to audition for any role. Interested actors with individual needs are encouraged to reach out to discuss how we might facilitate your participation. 

AN IMPORTANT NOTE ABOUT THESE IMMERSIVE SHOWS:

The show will be presented in an immersive setting, with no stage. The performers move in the same space as the audience, who surround them. Audiences will be seated throughout the show, and may sit anywhere that is not marked "reserved." They do NOT interact with the show or the actors, they are considered flies on the wall for the most part as scenes are performed only inches away from them. At no time will an audience capacity exceed 45 people.

Please email your resume and a brief cover email expressing your area of interest to info@experiencetp.org

Designers & Crew Wanted

We are seeking directors, assistant directors, costume designers, set designers, lighting designers, make-up and hair designers, and properties masters. Please email Alisa@experiencetp.org to inquire.

Production Manager for 2026-27 Season

$225/week

Stage Manager

$2000 stipend

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