Professional Audition Information

Theater Emory attends the Unified Auditions sponsored by the Atlanta Coalition for the Performing Arts (ACPA) every spring. These serve as general auditions for union and non-union professional actors. For more information on these auditions see the ACPA website www.atlantaperforms.biz. If you attended these auditions in spring of 2009 we already have you on file for our 2009-2010 season. Auditions for Theater Emory are held only in Atlanta; we don’t audition in other cities. In addition to print media and “hotlines” TE audition notices are generally posted online at ACPA and (for Equity notices) online in “Casting Call” at www.actorsequity.org.

Theater Emory operates under a Small Professional Theater contract with Actors’ Equity Association. Theater Emory is also the producing branch of the Department of Theater Studies at Emory University and our productions typically feature both student and professional actors (both Equity and non-Equity). Please note that roles in the age range of 30 or under are usually awarded to students. Professionals in the over-30 age range are most likely to find employment here. It is unusual for Theater Emory to hire actors that are not based in the Atlanta or North Georgia region. No housing is available to out of area performers. Theater Emory seeks a company that reflects the cultural diversity of the community we serve.

Professional actors may submit headshots and résumés for general consideration at any time to Robert Schultz, Casting Coordinator.

Via Email: Robert.Schultz@emory.edu

Via Mail:
Theater Emory
Rich 230, Emory University
Atlanta, GA 30322

2009-2010 Professional Audition Information

Theater Emory held professional auditions for The 5th Great Ape and for Oklahoma! in the spring of 2009. Professional casting is now complete for these productions. Theater Emory does not plan to hold any further open auditions for professional actors for 2009-2010 productions.

Please direct questions or comments to theaterinfo@learnlink.emory.edu
Last modified Wednesday, 20th May, 2009
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