Theatre Three, 412 Main St., Port Jefferson is currently holding auditions for three non-equity actors-singers for full time positions for the 2022-23 season.
The Company contract is a ten-month (September – June) agreement in which the actors work exclusively for Theatre Three. Company members may have non-theatre related work that does not interfere with rehearsals and performances.
Actors will be featured in Theatre Three’s six in-house Children’s Theatre productions, the 38th annual production of A Christmas Carol, and select roles in Theatre Three’s Educational Touring productions (the musicals Stand Up! Stand Out! The Bullying Project and Class Dismissed: The Bullying Project; as well as the play From the Fires: Voices of the Holocaust). Additionally, there will be participation in the workshopping of a new touring production, How Does That Make You Feel?
Children’s Theatre roles in the original musicals A Kooky Spooky Halloween, Barnaby Saves Christmas, The House That Jack Built, Dorothy’s Adventures in Oz, The Adventures of Peter Rabbit, and Cinderella will be assigned throughout the season.
Most roles require performers who appear late teens to late 20’s.
Salary is $340/week, with a completion bonus of $1,000. There are opportunities for Mainstage roles for additional compensation. These are non-Union positions. Performers must provide their own housing and transportation.
Theatre Three encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages to submit.
Please Note: THEATRE THREE requires all staff—including performers—to be fully vaccinated.
Auditions. Prepare a song of your choice (bring sheet music in the proper key; accompanist provided). Reading will be from sides. Positions will be auditioned until filled.
Please contact Executive Artistic Director Jeffrey Sanzel at (631) 928-9202 or email
[email protected] for further information or to schedule an audition. Video will be accepted for preliminary auditions.
Role Breakdown for Educational Touring Programs and A Christmas Carol:
Stand Up! Stand Out! The Bullying Project
Using famous children’s stories (Cinderella, Alice in Wonderland, The Three Little Pigs, and The Wizard of Oz), the musical teaches lessons in identifying and dealing with bullying.
Olivia (any gender) – the most popular student in school
Peg (any gender) – well-liked and finding her own voice
Nellie (any gender) – new student trying to get along
Tyler & Jayden (any gender) – class members
Class Dismissed: The Bullying Project
The musical follows a year at Harrison Central School, with a focus on social interactions and a range of bullying, including physical, isolation, and cyber bullying.
Logan (female-identifying) – queen bee of Harrison Central School
Kaitlin (female-identifying) – Logan’s sometimes best friend
Julie (female-identifying) – new student at Harrison Central School, trying to find a place
Victor (male-identifying) – popular bully with a rough home life
Tommy (male-identifying) – an outsider trying to survive
From the Fires: Voices of the Holocaust
Spanning 1937 to 1945, this is the story of Rachel Gold, a Berlin teenager, and her experiences as a Jewish person during one of the darkest episodes in world history.
Rachel (female-identifying) – a Jewish teenager in Berlin and the center of the story
Evy (female-identifying) – a Jewish teenager and Rachel’s best friend
The American Soldier (male-identifying) & various roles – the play is seen through the eyes of the American Soldier; other roles include a non-Jewish shopworker, various guards, etc.
A Christmas Carol
THEATRE THREE’s award-winning production is an original adaptation of Charles Dickens’ classic story.
Belle and others (female-identifying) – Young Scrooge’s fiancé as well as a range of supporting roles
The Ghost of Christmas Past/Fred’s wife (female-identifying) – the first spirit to visit Scrooge; Scrooge’s nephew’s wife, as well as a range of supporting roles
Auditions for children’s roles in New York Dance Theatre’s 2017 production of “The Nutcracker” (four performances presented at Hofstra University) will be held on Sunday, June 4 at 1 p.m. at the Frank Ohman School of Ballet, 60 Calvert Ave., Commack. Children ages 6 through 15 may attend ($20 audition fee).
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