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“The Lion” actor and writer Benjamin Scheuer and producer Eva Price are currently searching nationwide for the musical’s next star ahead of Scheuer’s final performance in 2017. “I’m looking forward to seeing someone new step into this role, and to make it his or her own,” Scheuer said in a statement. “They can be any age, any gender, any race. While the story is obviously very personal to me, it is also very universal and has resonated with audiences across the country for a variety of reasons.” Scheuer and Price are accepting video submissions for the new “Ben.” Singer-guitarists are free to upload videos of themselves playing “Cookie-tin Banjo” and email their performances to TheLionCasting@gmail.com. Talent looking to submit an audition can view Scheuer playing “Cookie-tin Banjo” without vocals here and with vocals here. The sheet music is available to download here. The Drama Desk Award »

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Some exciting casting opportunities are just a click away! Here are four of the most intriguing audition notices of the day, including two films and two theater ensembles seeking new talent. “Dirty Dancing: The Classic Story Onstage” National TOURAn open dance call is coming up soon for this new musical! Laura Stanczyk Casting is seeking immediate and future replacements for the “Dirty Dancing” national tour. Dancers will be considered for ensemble slots as well as the principal roles of Johnny, Baby, and Penny. Singing is not required! The open call takes place April 12 in Boston, Massachusetts. “Why Don’T You Like Me?”West of the River Productions is casting the independent film “Why Don’t You Like Me?” The plot centers on a neurotic yet optimistic woman in pursuit of a new home in the bustling city. Along the way, she encounters some eccentric potential roommates. The paid gig shoots this spring in Chicago, »

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SAG-aftra and the Joint Policy Committee on Broadcast Talent Union Relations representing advertisers and its agencies reached a tentative deal for new radio and television contracts on Sunday. No specific details of the agreement have been released, but the deal will be a point of discussion at the next SAG-aftra National Board of Directors meeting happening April 9–10. “The tentative agreement delivers essential gains while properly positioning us for future growth in digital and social media,” said Gabrielle Carteris, SAG-aftra acting president and negotiating committee co-chair. “As content evolves, we are poised to grow work opportunities that support members and their families.” Carteris thanked members of the negotiating committee, co-chair Sue-Anne Morrow, chief negotiator David White, and the rest of the staff for achieving this tentative agreement after lengthy negotiations. Morrow said the negotiating committee consisted of working commercial performers throughout the country and the deal will secure “significant financial gains” for their members. »

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Honoring the best of London theater, the Laurence Olivier Awards celebrated its 40th anniversary April 3 at the iconic Royal Opera House in Covent Garden. Hosted by two-time Olivier winner Michael Ball, the ceremony was broadcasted live for the first time on YouTube, allowing audiences from around the world to tune into the show’s results and special performances. This year’s most nominated production, the Jonathan Kent-directed “Gypsy” at the Savoy Theatre, came away the big winner with wins for best musical revival, lighting designer Mark Henderson, and stars Imelda Staunton and Lara Pulver. The National Theatre was also represented with four wins, including best actress in a play Denise Gough for Duncan Macmillan’s “People, Places And Things.” Gough, who has earned rapturous reviews for her portrayal of an actor struggling with drug addiction, beat out fellow nominees Nicole Kidman and Gemma Arterton. “I won,” she said later on the red carpet, »

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The cast of “American Psycho” visited Stephen Colbert’s late night studio on April 2, ahead of their April 21 opening at the Schoenfeld Theatre. Previews began March 24. Starring Benjamin Walker as Patrick Bateman, Alice Ripley, Heléne Yorke, Drew Moerlein, and others, the production features music and lyrics from Duncan Sheik (“Spring Awakening”) with the book written by Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa. Rupert Goold directs the West End transfer that received raves before heading over the pond. “There are a lot of serious ideas within this book that I wanted to make sure our show is exploring,” Sheik told Backstage about the show in March. “That’s why I was really excited to have Rupert come on as the director.... I knew he would respect the fact that this wasn’t an exercise in camp but something that could be funny, entertaining, and incredibly thought-provoking that also delves into the psychology of these people »

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The Atlanta-based series “Between Women” is now casting its fourth season! With a diverse Lgbt cast, the show follows several characters attempting to solve a murder mystery. Shooting will take place April through June in Marietta, Georgia, and a stipend will be granted to main characters. Four leading roles are available!  For more information, check out the full casting notice here, and be sure to scan the rest of our Atlanta audition listings! »

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