Got this from Sean today... AG

http://www.youtube.com/user/SeanAllenPratt#p/u/0/4CDDoo3YBAI

Got this today -- AG

Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
(Professional)

MET General Auditions 2010 2011 Season: Sep 14: 4:30 pm Tue
Please prepare a monologue not exceeding 1 1/2 minutes in length and if you choose 16 to 32 bars of a song to be sung a capella. Please bring your resume and headshot. The Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre is pleased to announce their general auditions for the upcoming season. Auditions will be held at the MET space 3614 Main Tuesday September 14 from 4:30 to 7:00. Please call 816/569-3226 to reserve your audition time.

Scores of books have been written on how acting for the camera is different from acting in the theatre. Many of them are filled with ideas which create the impression that the two somehow demand a special kind of method. This is a false notion that only confuses actors as they try to work in these two mediums. The real differences lie not in acting method but in technique. Here are three basic ideas on how to understand and approach working in front of the camera.

Got this on KC Stage -- not sure what organization is producing -- Park U., maybe? AG

Auditions for
"Dearly Departed" by David Bottrell, Jessie Jones: Aug 23-24:
6:30 pm Mon-Tue

"When I die, don't tell nobody. Just bury me in the backyard and
tell everybody I left you."
-- Ray-Bud Turpin to his wife on the eve of his father's
funeral.

The eccentric people of Lula and Timson struggle to ignore life's
problems for long enough to bury old Bud Turpin after he drops
dead at breakfast.

Directed by Dr. Andrea Southard.
4-7 men,
6-8 women,

Lots of ATS actors, alums and friends in this! AG

The Barn Players
6219 Martway
Mission, KS 66202

6 Performances Only!!!
The Vagina
Monologues
By Eve Ensler

Directed by Shelly Stewart
Asst. Direction by Bob Hart
Stage Management by Rita Marks
Light Design by Craig McCann
Sound Design by Sean Leistico
Set Design by Nathan Norcross
Technical Direction by Bill Wright
July 23 – August 1, 2010
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm
Sundays at 2:00pm

STARRING

When looking through monologue books for new audition material, be aware of their potential pitfalls.

You’re searching for new material for your theatre monologue portfolio and while at your local bookstore you stumble across one of the countless “monologues for actors” collections that line the shelves. The pieces are neatly arranged by type, style and age group and, at first glance, you can easily see yourself performing several of them. But beware! If you don’t do the necessary work these compilations can be a trap that may embarrass you and ruin your next audition.