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- Deadline
- December 3, 2026 Submit before that date.
- Type
- Musical · Theater See all 157 theater auditions
- Where
- Ivins, Utah, United States See all 128 casting calls in the United States
- Pay
- Paid The listing says it is paid.
- Posted by
- Tuacahn Center for the Arts
What they are looking for
Tuacahn Center for the Arts is looking for Equity chorus dancers for its 2027-28 season in Ivins, Utah, which includes Alan Menken's Hercules. The ensemble plays many characters across all three shows, and featured roles and understudies are cast from it. The audition is Friday, December 4, 2026, at 3 p.m. at the Entrada Dance Studio, first come, first served, with sign ups from 2:30 p.m. Come warmed up, bring jazz, character, ballet, and tap shoes, and have 16 bars ready to sing if asked. It is an Equity call. It is paid: $1,320 weekly minimum (LORT B+), plus travel, shared housing, and shared cars. Apply through the original listing.
Castina's tip
The season mixes jazz, lyrical, contemporary, and some tap, so drill combinations in each style the week before. Bring all four pairs of shoes they list and arrive at 2:30 p.m. to sign up early. Prepare 16 bars of an upbeat musical number, since they want strong dancers who also sing. Hercules uses large scale puppets, so mention any puppetry experience you have.
How to apply to this casting call
- Check that you fit. Read the profile they want carefully, and it is based in Ivins, Utah, the United States.
- Get your materials ready: a short monologue, a song you feel confident singing, current headshots and your acting resume.
- Apply through the original listing from Tuacahn Center for the Arts: the button at the end of this page takes you there. You have until December 3, 2026.
- If they call you back, there may be a second round: the callback. Before you confirm, get the pay and the dates in writing.
Books to prepare for this audition
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Respect for Acting
Uta Hagen Uta Hagen's first book: identity, substitution, objects and the idea that acting is a craft you train every day. See it on Amazon -
True and False
David Mamet A short, provocative book: David Mamet argues for saying the words, playing the action and letting go of forced emotion. See it on Amazon -
The Art of Acting
Stella Adler Stella Adler's classes, edited by Howard Kissel: imagination, given circumstances and the size a performance needs. See it on Amazon
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