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- Deadline
- December 4, 2026 Submit before that date.
- Type
- Theater · Musical · Kids See all 177 theater auditions
- Where
- Charleston, South Carolina, United States See all 162 casting calls in the United States
- Pay
- Paid The listing says it is paid.
- Posted by
- Charleston Stage
What they are looking for
Charleston Stage, South Carolina's largest professional theatre, is assembling its resident acting company for the 2027 2028 season at the historic Dock Street Theatre. The twelve month program runs from May 25, 2027 to April 24, 2028 and pairs five or more shows with teaching acting classes to K through 12 students. The season includes 9 to 5, A Christmas Carol and Catch Me If You Can. They want musical theatre performers with strong voice and dance training, an undergraduate degree in theatre and a real interest in teaching. It is non-Equity. It is paid: $450 per week, with a furnished apartment, paid vacation and dance classes. Virtual submissions close December 4. Apply through the original listing.
Castina's tip
Before you submit, watch the informational video and read the flyer with the pay breakdown linked in the listing: they ask you to, and it shows what you actually take home each week. Since half the job is teaching, mention a specific experience working with kids in your cover note, even a small workshop. This is nearly a year away from home, so think carefully about whether you can relocate to Charleston starting in May.
How to apply to this casting call
- Check that you fit. Read the profile they want carefully, and it is based in Charleston, South Carolina, the United States.
- Get your materials ready: a short monologue and your details for the interview (ideas in our audition monologues).
- Apply through the original listing from Charleston Stage: the button at the end of this page takes you there. You have until December 4, 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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My Life in Art
Konstantin Stanislavski Stanislavski's memoir: his amateur years, the Moscow Art Theatre and the mistakes his system grew out of. See it on Amazon -
Impro
Keith Johnstone The improv classic: status, spontaneity, storytelling and masks, with exercises to loosen you up. See it on Amazon -
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
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