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- Deadline
- November 11, 2026 Submit before that date.
- Type
- Theater See all 157 theater auditions
- Where
- New York, United States More casting calls in New York
- Pay
- To be confirmed The listing does not say: ask before you accept.
- Posted by
- Leslie Hill-King y Fallon Goldsmith
What they are looking for
Leslie Hill-King and Fallon Goldsmith are producing and directing I Wish My Mom Told Me This, the first Non-Singers Cabaret, a night for performers outside musical theater to show their work in a classic New York cabaret setting. The show is December 14 at 7 p.m. at The Reverie Room, with one to three rehearsals scheduled around your availability. Submit a one to three minute contemporary monologue or scene, ideally one that speaks to girlhood. A recording you already have is fine. Submissions go through the online form by November 11. It is a non-union project. The listing does not mention pay. Apply through the original listing.
Castina's tip
Look through your material for a monologue about growing up, a mother or something you wish you had known as a girl, since that is the theme of the night and it will help you stand out. In a cabaret the audience sits close, so an intimate piece with some humor plays better than a big stage performance. If your clip runs over three minutes, trim it. Before November 11, make sure you are free on the night of December 14 and ask whether there is any pay.
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 Leslie Hill-King y Fallon Goldsmith: the button at the end of this page takes you there. You have until November 11, 2026.
- If they call you back, there may be a second round: the callback. The listing does not mention pay, so ask before you confirm.
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 Intent to Live
Larry Moss Acting coach Larry Moss on script analysis, emotional preparation and bringing real stakes to every scene, on stage or on camera. See it on Amazon -
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
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