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Peter Pan Goes Wrong - Auditions
Peter Pan Goes Wrong is designed to work on two levels: Firstly, the classic tale of Peter Pan, which must be allowed to emerge from the disasters and mishaps within the piece, and secondly, the story of the actors performing the play, which should shine through the cracks in their performances throughout to serve the underlying metanarrative. Everything in the show should be played for truth and not for laughs. When it goes wrong, it hurts! It is important to remember that not all of the actors in the play are “bad actors,” but simply the victims of circumstance. The comedy comes from their unwavering endeavor to continue and their optimistic belief that their luck can always change.
Apply by Oct 2, 2026View detailsMarjorie Prime
n this haunting and intimate drama, an elderly woman with fading memories is cared for by a holographic Al programmed to replicate her late husband. As the “Prime” reconstructs the past from her own recollections, her daughter and son-in-law confront their own conflicting memories. This intimate drama explores the ethics of technology, the fragility of memory, and the stories we tell ourselves to survive loss. Marjorie Prime Written by Jordan Harrison Directed by Vivian Isabel Weekend Performances — February 26 – March 21, 2027
Apply by Nov 15, 2026View detailsAuditions for “Wicked” on Broadway Coming To Chicago – Singers
Wicked, produced by Universal Stage Productions, has been a Broadway sensation since opening in 2003. The musical tells the untold story of the witches of Oz, following Elphaba and Glinda through their unlikely friendship, rivalries, and journeys that ultimately reshape the land of Oz. With music and lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, Wicked has won over 100 major international awards and remains one of the longest-running shows on Broadway, consistently playing to sold-out houses. Its themes of friendship, acceptance, and challenging perceptions continue to resonate with audiences worldwide.
Apply by Oct 4, 2026View detailsPaid Extras Roles in Chicago for “Chicago PD” Television Series
Chicago P.D. is currently in production in the Chicagoland area and the NBC police procedural drama is looking for background actors to fit certain roles. Please note that you must actually live in the Chicago, Illinois area in order to be considered as no travel costs are being paid.
Apply by Oct 6, 2026View detailsExtras Needed in Knoxville, TN – Casting Call Paid Roles
TV One is continuing production on Fatal Attraction: I’d Kill To Be You, a true crime recreation series that explores cases where jealousy, envy and obsession lead to deadly consequences. The series premiered on TV One in January 2026 and comes from the creators of Fatal Attraction. Episodes recreate real criminal cases involving relationships, friendships, family conflicts and rivalries that take tragic turns. The series is non-union and uses reenactments without scripted audio. Current casting has included roles such as detectives, police officers, friends, bar patrons, employees and other people connected to the featured cases. I’d Kill To Be You is produced as a TV One crime series, with Da’Nelle Grier serving as the narrator. The first season features cases involving jealousy, betrayal, rivalry and obsession, with episodes based on real events.
Apply by Oct 2, 2026View detailsBluebirds
Étapes, France, 1918. Nurses Christy, Maggie and Bab have crossed oceans to care for wounded Canadian soldiers in the Great War. Despite the terrible injuries they must deal with, they manage to stay hopeful as the dangers of the front draw closer to their hospital. Through it all, the women find friendship, independence, power and influence in a place where men, once again, are trying to destroy the world.
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