Red Hot Broadway Auditions: JANUARY 5, 2014

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Red Hot Broadway Auditions: (Porter Sanford Performing Arts Center)


LOOKING TO HIRE SINGERS & TRAINED DANCERS
Must be at least 18yrs Old

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RED HOT BROADWAY- BLACK HISTORY MONTH CELEBRATION
STEPP STEWART - DIRECTOR- & CHOREOGRAPHER
DYNAMITE PRODUCTIONS/ PORTER SANFORD PAC - PRODUCER


AUDITION DATE -
Sunday, JANUARY 5, 2014
10:00am - Sign in will begin 1 hour before Auditions
Bring pictures and resumes
Porter Sanford Performing Arts Center. 3181 Rainbow Dr. Decatur, GA 30034

This show features soulful songs and dances from Black Broadway Shows, such as Dreamgirls, Bubbling Brown Sugar, Ain't Misbehavin', The Wiz, Smokey Joe's Cafe and more. This is a musical theater production. Singers must have some stage experience and dancers must be trained. Tapping is a plus but not required. Dancers will be taught a dance combination. Wear proper dance attire. Dancers may be asked to stay and sing and Singers may be asked to dance. If hired, all performers will be contracted. There will be 2 weeks rehearsal prior to opening February 21-23, 2014 at Porter Sanford Performing Arts Center in Decatur, GA.

NO EMAIL SUBMISSIONS or CALLS. Please email us if you will be attending the audition, this will place you on the audition list and you will not be turned away at the door if full. Put Red Hot Audition in the subject location. Email: Dynatalent@aol.com

Song suggestions....not required:
Home- The Wiz, Fabulous Feet- Tap Dance Kid, Sweet Georgia Brown- Bubbling Brown Sugar, Saved- Smokey Joe's Cafe, And I'm Telling You- Dreamgirls, Sophisticated Lady- Sophisticated Ladies

Dance Styles: Traditional Broadway, Lyrical, Tap and Hip Hop.
  • Location: Porter Sanford Performing Arts Center
  • DO NOT contact with unsolicited services or offers
  • Compensation: Individual paid contracts

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