Inside Broadway
New York, NY
US
Open Non-Equity Video Submissions for You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown – INSIDE BROADWAY TYA TOUR.
Show: YOU’RE A GOOD MAN CHARLIE BROWN
Inside Broadway is seeking energetic multi-cultural performers (18+) with warm personalities who are strong movers with excellent stage presence for their upcoming NYC TYA tour of You’re a Good Man Charlie Brown. Actors must be comfortable singing in various styles and have facility communicating with young audiences. Performers should be comfortable with early morning call times (as early as 6AM) and performances. All ethnicities are strongly encouraged to submit.
Based on The Comic Strip Peanuts by Charles M. Schulz
Book, Music, and Lyrics by Clark Gesner
Additional Material by Michael Mayer
Additional Music and Lyrics by Andrew Lippa
Marc Tumminelli, Director; Robbie Torres, Musical Director; Danielle Gonzalez, Choreographer; Dustin Cross, Costume Designer; Christopher and Justin Swader, Set Designers, Katie Mcallister, Associate Producer/Company Manager; Michelle Guiot, Tour Coordinator
SYNOPSIS: Charlie Brown and the entire Peanuts gang explore life’s great questions as they play baseball, struggle with homework, sing songs, swoon over their crushes, and celebrate the joy of friendship.
All actors must report to the early morning call time at Inside Broadway office located at 9th Ave and 45th St. Transportation to and from school performance locations is provided and departs from Inside Broadway office each day with call times taking place at 6AM and performances taking place at 9AM & 10:30AM in New York City public schools. Actors are required to load in/load out sets, costumes and sound equipment at each performance location. Actor/ASMs are not required to drive company transportation. All actors must have local housing. Pay rate is $621 per week.
PLEASE NOTE: All actors are hired as Actor/ASMs
In person callbacks will take place on TUESDAY DECEMBER 10.
Full Dates: January 6-March 28, 2025
Rehearsals: January 6-January 15, 2025
First Performance: On or around January 16, 2025
Tour Ends: On or around March 28, 2025
Layoff: February 17-Feb 21, 2025
SEEKING: a multi-cultural cast of four strong character singers who move well ages 18+. All must be able to play a range of characters and give 100% at early morning performances.
Actor 1: CHARLIE BROWN: Vocal range: B-flat2 to F4 (Baritone). He is gentle, loving, insecure. A lovable loser with endless determination and hope, but who often fails due to his insecurities, interference from others, and a permanent case of bad luck.
Actor 2: LUCY VAN PELT: Vocal range: G3 to F#5 (Mezzo-Soprano). She is bossy, selfish, and a know-it-all. She is not deterred by the fact that her information is often inaccurate. She bullies and belittles others, especially Charlie Brown and Linus. She does have a soft side, which is seen through her love for Schroeder.
Actor 3: SALLY BROWN: Vocal range: B3 to A-flat5 (Soprano). Charlie Brown’s younger sister. She is friendly and sweet but can also be lazy and obsessive. Sally has a “take it easy” approach to life, preferring to slide by while doing as little work as possible. She is hopelessly in love with Linus.
Actor 4: SNOOPY/LINUS & SCHRODER: Vocal range: C3-A4 (Tenor). This actor will make multiple quick changes and play the iconic peanuts characters: Snoopy (Charlie Brown’s pet beagle), Linus (Lucy’s kindhearted baby brother) and Schroder (obsessed with Beethoven and Charlie Brown’s best friend). This tracking is subject to change.
To submit please go to the Google form link below.
Please record short cut of a musical theater song that shows off your personality and vocal ability. Please include your name, and what role(s) you are interested in and if you are available for an in-person callback on Tuesday December 10th in NYC. Videos should be submitted via YouTube (listed or unlisted) or non-password protected Vimeo links.
Submissions must be received by December 5, 2024
Jan 6, 2025 - Mar 28, 2025
$621.00 – $621.00 per hour
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