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- Deadline
- November 17, 2026 Submit before that date.
- Type
- Theater · Musical See all 157 theater auditions
- Where
- New York, United States More casting calls in New York
- Pay
- Paid The listing says it is paid.
- Posted by
- Box 5 Company
What they are looking for
The national tour of The Phantom of the Opera, Andrew Lloyd Webber's musical, is seeing Equity chorus singers of all genders for possible future replacements. This Equity Chorus Call runs Wednesday, November 18, at Pearl Studios in New York, with a morning session starting at 10 a.m. and an afternoon session starting at 2:30 p.m. It is paid, on a Touring Agreement with a $2,599 weekly minimum. Prepare 16 to 32 bars of legit musical theater repertoire, with no pop or rock, and bring your book in case they ask for a second song; an accompanist is provided. Bring a current headshot and resume stapled together. Apply through the original listing.
Castina's tip
Pick a legit musical theater song that shows your upper range with solid support, something in the Rodgers and Hammerstein or operetta vein, since that matches this score. Mark your 16 and 32 bar cuts clearly for the accompanist. Keep a contrasting, more lyrical second song in your book. Get to Pearl Studios early with your Equity card, and be sure you could join a touring company if called.
How to apply to this casting call
- Check that you fit. Read the profile they want carefully, and it is based in New York, 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 Box 5 Company: the button at the end of this page takes you there. You have until November 17, 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 -
The Invisible Actor
Yoshi Oida A Japanese actor who worked with Peter Brook for years on using the body and attention so the audience sees the story, not the actor. See it on Amazon -
The Paper Canoe
Eugenio Barba Eugenio Barba's theatre anthropology: what makes an actor hold the audience's eye before saying a word. See it on Amazon
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