INFO ON OFC’S 2025-2026 BROADWAY IN BRIGHTON
SEASON CASTING CALL

 

OFC Creations is a professional regional theatre in Rochester NY producing the ‘Broadway in Brighton Series,’ a six musical season from September 2025 to May 2026. Productions will feature actors from New York City, Los Angeles, the Upstate New York region, and beyond.

The six-show season includes: Finding Neverland, Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas, Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas (starring Garrett Clayton), Hello Dolly! (starring Elaine Hendrix), The Bodyguard (starring Aliyah Khaylyn), and Over The Rainbow The Golden Girls Musical (already cast).

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The Charles Casting Company will be coordinating the casting process of OFC’s season, with Scott Charles Jr as our casting director
Contact the Charles Casting Company – scjcastingasst@gmail.com
Contact OFC’s Casting Department – casting@OFCCreations.com

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UPDATE AS OF 5/15/25: 

• Submissions for Youth Actors will close at the end of day on 5/16/25

• Submissions for Out of Town Adult Actors will close at the end of day 5/16/25

• Submissions for Adult Actors with local housing will remain open until further notice

• Roles that have been cast will continue to updated below until in person callbacks the weekend of June 5th

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ADULT ACTOR SUBMISSION
All actors will submit initial materials and interest online, we are accepting submission from both AEA and nonunion talent. There is no open call audition this season as casting has already begun and is ongoing.

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Nonunion actors (local and out-of-town): Shall submit using the Google Form.
AEA actors (local and out-of-town): Shall submit using Actors Access.

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Please note, we are extremely limited on how many out-of-town hires and AEA hires we can accept this season, local hires will be prioritized in most scenarios. Local hires include those based in Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse and actors who can commute to rehearsals/performances. This also includes actors who can work as local hires by staying with friends or family in the area. 

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Google Form link: https://forms.gle/Pe5F2vMNTAPpfAnU6

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Callbacks for the 2025-2026 season will be by invitation only, held in Rochester, NY on Thursday, June 5 and Sunday, June 8 at OFC. Out-of-town hires may have virtual callbacks, NYC callbacks by appointment, or be invited to the Rochester callbacks.​

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YOUTH ACTOR SUBMISSION

Local youth actors should submit through the Google Form, we are not accepting submissions from out-of-town youth actors. Youth callbacks will be held on the afternoon/evening of Friday, June 6 by invitation only at OFC.

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Google Form link: https://forms.gle/Pe5F2vMNTAPpfAnU6
 

Actors under the age of 18 will be considered for select “youth actor” roles indicated on the character breakdown below. Actors under the age of 18 will not be paid, and they will not be charged a tuition fee. 

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Please note, Youth Actors in the Broadway in Brighton Series typically are released by 9PM from rehearsals but may be required to stay until 10:30PM for dress rehearsals. Youth actors will not be required to attend weekday daytime rehearsals, except for daytime dress rehearsals the week of the show which take place early afternoon (Starting approx. 12PM/1PM).

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If you are unable to make this schedule work, we advise against auditioning this season.

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Most principal youth roles will also have an understudy. We do not expect to determine at auditions which actor will be the principal and which actor will be the understudy for all shows, this may be determined within the first 7-10 days of the rehearsal process. However, both youth actors cast in the role will have an opportunity to perform the role throughout the run. Which performances and how many performances may be determined at a later date.

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It is preferred that youth auditioners have participated with OFC previously, but not required. 

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CONTRACT
Compensation begins at $300 per week for nonunion adult actors.

Rates may vary depending on commute, out-of-town status, rehearsal conflicts/availability, past credits and other factors.

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Out-of-town actors (residing beyond 100-miles from OFC) may have accommodations provided (AirB&B housing, one round trip ground transportation, access to local transportation). There are a limited number of these roles available.

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SCHEDULE
Most roles and productions require daytime availability from adult actors for rehearsals, actors with this availability will be prioritized.

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Local actors with daytime conflicts may still submit this season, all conflicts must be clearly submitted in the Google Form and accounted for in writing in contract before signing. Conflicts will impact compensation amount.

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We will be off from rehearsals one day per week, however the day off may not be consistent week to week or production to production. A full production schedule will be sent to the cast weeks prior to the first rehearsal.

 

It is expected that all six productions may have up to 8 performances per week, although currently the production listed online may be less than 8. Performance dates will be solidified based on demand closer to the run of the show but will not impact contract amount.
 

Shows may have up to one weekday matinee per performance week that all actors must be available for. Currently one is scheduled for Emmet Otter and Hello Dolly, other shows may have performances added closer to showtime.

 

ADDITIONAL INFO
History: OFC Creations Theatre Center is a professional regional performing arts center proudly based in Rochester, NY. Since 2005, OFC has been creating unique, beloved, and high caliber theatrical productions under the direction of Eric Vaughn Johnson. OFC's Broadway in Brighton Series is a professional line up of musical productions featuring performers from across the country. This subscription-based series includes popular shows that are rarely produced in the region.

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Diversity Statement: OFC Creations values diversity from all backgrounds and strives to create a welcoming theatre that attracts and retains a wide variety of talented people with different perspectives and new ideas. OFC values diversity among all dimensions of the human experience, including gender, race, color, religion, gender identity, national origin, differing abilities, gender expression, veterans, socio-economic status, and sexual orientation. OFC embraces diversity and encourages actors to apply even if they do not fit the stereotype of the character as originally written or portrayed, and even if they do not perfectly fit the character descriptions listed below. OFC envisions the 2025-2026 season as a diverse and authentic representation of the stories being told.

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Production Research: Each of the productions listed below are the licensed musicals, expected to be performed as written. It is advised to research the shows and characters you are auditioning for before submitting. In many instances additional information regarding intimate moments, weapons, and other key information are notated in the character breakdown. However, notating all details about every character and every show is not possible, it is advised to research the show/role before submitting.

2025-2026 SEASON PRODUCTIONS

 

Finding Neverland

Book by James Graham, Music and Lyrics by Gary Barlow & Eliot Kennedy, Based on the Miramax Motion Picture written by David Magee and the play The Man Who Was Peter Pan by Allan Knee.

Directed by Eric Vaughn Johnson; Music Directed by Hunter Ekberg

 

First Youth Rehearsal: 8/31/25
First Adult Rehearsal: 9/7/25
Preview: 9/25/25
Opening: 9/26/25
Closing: 10/19/25
2 weeks of rehearsal; 4 weeks of performances

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Synopsis: Based on the Oscar-winning movie, Finding Neverland tells the uplifting story behind one of the world’s most beloved characters: Peter Pan. Playwright J.M. Barrie struggles to find inspiration until he meets four young brothers and their beautiful, widowed mother. Spellbound by the boys’ enchanting make-believe adventures, he sets out to write a play that will astound London theatergoers. With a little bit of pixie dust and a lot of faith, Barrie takes this monumental leap, leaving his old world behind for Neverland, where nothing is impossible, and the wonder of childhood lasts forever.

OFC Creations is one of the first regional theatres in the country to present Finding Neverland.

 

Advisory: This show utilizes a live dog as Porthos. All ensemble members will portray servants of the Barrie household.

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Seeking (15 adult cast members & 6 youth cast members):
Strong vocalists required. Moderate dance required, ensemble members shall be expected to participate in choreographed lifts of other actors in certain scenes.

• J.M. BARRIE - This role has been cast.

• CHARLES FROHMAN/HOOK – This role has been cast.

• SYLVIA LLEWELYN DAVIES – This role has been cast.

• MRS. DU MAURIER - A socialite, patron of the arts, and mother of Sylvia, She holds social etiquette in high esteem and wants her daughter to do the same. Steely on the outside, perhaps to a fault, but wants the best for her daughter and grandchildren. She has a very dry sense of humor. Must have a strong alto voice with pop/rock sensibility. Age 50+

• MARY BARRIE/FEMALE ENSEMBLE– This role has been cast.

• MALE ENSEMBLE/LORD CANNAN/HENSHAW – Lord Cannan is a wealthy investor in new plays. Henshaw is an uppity older flamboyant “grand thespian” actor, strong comedic timing. Plays Nana the Dog in Peter Pan. Age 40+

• MALE ENSEMBLE/ALBERT/JM BARRIE UNDERSTUDY – A servant of the Barries. Plays a pirate in Peter Pan. Age 20+

• MALE ENSEMBLE/POLICEMAN/THOMAS/FROHMAN UNDERSTUDY – Plays a pirate in Peter Pan. Age 20+

• MALE ENSEMBLE/PARK KEEPER/TURPIN – Plays Captain Hook in Peter Pan. Age 20+

• MALE ENSEMBLE/ELLIOT – Mr. Frohman’s stage manager, strong comedic timing. Age 18+

• MALE ENSEMBLE/ICE CREAM MAN/CROMER – An over emotional actor who plays Michael in Peter Pan. Strong comedic timing. Must be comfortable “flying.” Baritone/Tenor.  Age 30+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE/NANNY/JONES/SYLVIA UNDERSTUDY – Plays a Mermaid in Peter Pan. Age 25+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE/BASSETT/EMILY – Basset is an actress. Emily is a lead servant for the Barries. Plays Wendy in Peter Pan. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 18-30.

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE/DOROTHY POTTER/LAEL/MRS D & MARY UNDERSTUDY - Plays the Crocodile in Peter Pan. Age 18+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE/RUSSIAN BEAR/PETER PAN – Must be able to roller-skate and be comfortable being lifted. Plays Peter Pan in the show, a strong dancer. Age 18-30.

YOUTH ROLES

• GEORGE - He is the oldest of the Davies boys. George is most sensible and mature though still able to play and have fun. Takes charge when he needs to. Must be a very strong mover and have a pop/rock voice. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 12-14

• JACK - He is the second oldest of the boys, He is the naughtiest and most outlandish, but even his cheek comes from a good heart. Must have strong movement skills and an unchanged pop/rock voice. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 10-12

• PETER - He is the second youngest of the boys. Peter is buried under the grief of losing his father. Thoughtful and considered, initially angry and contained, he goes on a journey from 'not believing' to opening up and embracing the world of magic and play that Barrie presents to him. Must move very well and have an unchanged pop/rock voice and very strong falsetto. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 8-10

• MICHAEL - He is the youngest of the boys, is also possibly the loudest and most confident in his actions and his statements. Unknowingly funny. This character wears a dress in a make-believe performance in the show. Must have an unchanged pop/rock voice. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 6-8

• YOUTH MALE UNDERSTUDY – Covers both George and Jack. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 9-14

• YOUTH MALE UNDERSTUDY – Covers both Peter and Michael. Must be comfortable being lifted. Age 6-11

 

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Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas

Music and Lyrics by Paul Williams, Book by Timothy Allen McDonald & Christopher Gattelli, A theatrical adaptation of the Jim Henson Television Special Based on the illustrated book Emmet Otter's Jug-Band Christmas by Russell Hoban & Lillian Hoban.
Directed by Eric Vaughn Johnson; Music Directed by Hunter Ekberg

 

First Rehearsal: 11/9/25
Preview: 11/26/25
Opening: 11/28/25
Closing: 12/7/25
2 weeks of rehearsal, 2 weeks of performances
There will be no rehearsals/performance on Thanksgiving, 11/27 will be dark. There will be dress rehearsals on Sunday 11/23-11/25 (including Monday).

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Synopsis: Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas brings the beloved Jim Henson television special to life, live on stage. This nostalgic tale takes us to Frogtown Hollow, where Ma and Emmet Otter risk what little they have to make each other’s holiday dreams come true. This very merry musical is a heartwarming celebration perfect for the entire family.

OFC Creations is one of the first theatres in the country to present Emmet Otter’s Jug-Band Christmas.

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Seeking (14 adult cast members):
Strong actors and vocalists preferred. Puppetry experience is preferred. Minimal dance required. Most tracks will have puppetry components. Puppetry tracks may be adjusted/reassigned/added during casting or during rehearsals.

• EMMET OTTER – Live actor. The determined and charismatic son of Ma Otter, very youthful. Age 18-28, male presenting. Adult actor preferred, would consider a youth actor. 

• MRS. ALICE “MA” OTTER – This role has been cast.

• DOC BULLFROG/TINY SQUIRREL/CHUCK STOAT/JOHN DEER – This role has been cast.

• WENDELL PORCUPINE – This role has been cast.

• CHARLIE MUSKRAT/FRANKIE FERRET – Live actor. The youngest of Emmet’s pals, Charlie’s voice hasn’t changed, and he’s the most eager to form a jug band and enter the talent show. High falsetto. Age 14-30, male presenting.

• HARVEY BEAVER/DUCKS – Live actor. Good buddy of Emmet, and the self-appointed leader of the jug-band. Baritone/Tenor. Age 14-30, male presenting.

• MAYOR HARRISON FOX – Live actor. Nimble and funny. Takes himself very seriously as mayor and the emcee of the talent show. Great comic timing, ability to be dry. Baritone/Tenor. Age 30+, male presenting.

• STAN WEASEL/GEORGE RABBIT/OPOSSUM/EMMET PUPPET/EMMET UNDERSTUDY – Part of the Nightmare band. Age 18 & up, male presenting

• MRS. MINK/SNOW OWL/WENDELL PUPPET – This role has been cast.

• OLD LADY POSSUM/NUTELLA SQUIRREL/HOWARD SNAKE (VOICE)/RABBIT/CHARLIE PUPPET – Must have strong character voices. Age 18 & up, any gender

• GRETCHEN FOX/HETTY MUSKRAT/MA UNDERSTUDY – Gretchen is the wife to Mayor Fox and first lady of the town of Waterville. Secretly Gretchen plans to not only enter the talent contest and show off her classical vocal training but also serve as a judge. High operatic soprano with belt. Hetty is a friend of Ma Otter’s. Age 30+, female presenting

• FRED LIZARD/MELISSA RABBIT/PA OTTER/JIFFY SQUIRREL/BEAVER/STINKY SKUNKY/HARVEY PUPPET – Must be strong singer for Pa Otter. Must have strong character voices. Age 25 & up, male presenting

• MADAME SQUIRREL/WENDIE WEASEL/MA PUPPET– Madame Squirrel is the stage mother to a scurry of acrobatic squirrels. Think Mama Rose with a tail. Mezzo with big belt. Age 30+, female presenting

• YANCY WOODCHUCK/SKIPPY SQUIREL/SCATFISH - Must have strong character voices. Ability to play banjo a plus. Age 18 & up, male presenting

 

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Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas

Based on the book How the Grinch Stole Christmas by Dr. Seuss; Book and Lyrics by Timothy Mason; Music by Mel Marvin; Additional Music and Lyrics by Albert Hague and Dr. Seuss.

Directed by Eric Vaughn Johnson and David Autovino; Co-Music Directed by Hunter Ekberg and Teressa Bala

 

Starring Garrett Clayton (Disney’s Teen Beach Movie, The Fosters, Hairspray LIVE) as The Grinch.

 

First Youth Rehearsal:11/9/25
First Adult Rehearsal: 11/30/25
Preview: 12/18/25
Opening: 12/19/25
Closing: 1/4/26
2 weeks of rehearsal, 3 weeks of performances
There will be no rehearsals/performances on Christmas Eve or Christmas Day. There will be performances on New Years Eve and New Years Day.

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Synopsis: A miserly and miserable, ever-so-cantankerous Grinch has observed the despicable Christmas joy of the Whos with disdain, from a distance, for decades. Enough! In this favorite holiday story, filled with toe-tapping music and Seussian rhymes, he conceives a dastardly plot to destroy the holiday they love. It’s the smallest of the Whos, tiny Cindy Lou, who extends a hand. Through the combination of kindness and community, we witness not only a change in the course of Who-History, but the size and capacity of the cantankerous Grinch’s heart.

OFC Creations is one of the first regional theatres in the country to present Dr. Seuss’ How The Grinch Stole Christmas.
 

Seeking (13 adult cast members & 8 youth cast members):
Strong actors and vocalists required. Moderate dance required.

• THE GRINCH – This role has been cast.

• OLD MAX – Visibly be the oldest soul on stage, a storyteller. A wise and somewhat weary old soul on the last legs of a spectacular life. He is trustworthy and charming and can “spin a yarn” like the best of them. Strong memorization of rhythm and rhyme, not exclusive to music, is required due to the rhyming and nonsensical words this character has. Sings You're a Mean One. Bass-baritone (G2-E4). Age 40+

• YOUNG MAX - Misery loves company, but this peppy new pup refuses to succumb to the Grinch’s negativity and pessimism. He is lovable, charming, and always eager to please. He is indefatigably positive and fun. Everything the Grinch tries to destroy, Max catches before it breaks, never tiring of the Grinch’s antics. Needs to do basic tricks. Strong memorization of rhythm and rhyme, not exclusive to music, is required due to the rhyming and nonsensical words this character has. Tenor (C3-A4). Age 18 & up

• PAPA WHO – The Father of the central Who Family. He is the calm eye of the storm, goodness and confidence pours out of him. He accidently indoctrinates the children of Whoville with the story of the boogeyman Grinch. Strong memorization of rhythm and rhyme, not exclusive to music, is required due to the rhyming and nonsensical words this character has. Tenor (B2-G4). Age 28+

• MAMA WHO – The Mother of the central Who Family. She is overwhelmed by the Christmas hysteria, and she is unsuccessfully struggling to maintain control of both her children and Grandpa and Grandma Who. Adorably annoying, funny, and a loving mother. Strong memorization of rhythm and rhyme, not exclusive to music, is required due to the rhyming and nonsensical words this character has. Soprano with belt (C4-F5). Age 28+

• GRANDPA WHO - The eldest of the central Who family. He is gruff, comically grumpy, and enjoys antagonizing Mama Who and trying to scare the children with ghost stories. He loves Christmas and his grandchildren but is driven batty by both. Strong comedic timing required. Strong memorization of rhythm and rhyme, not exclusive to music, is required due to the rhyming and nonsensical words this character has. Baritone (Bb2-E4). Age 35+

• GRANDMA WHO - The matriarch of the central Who family who can solve any problem, a peacemaker. She is loving and warm. The children respect and listen to her, and she has the patience to calm both them and Mama Who. Strong memorization of rhythm and rhyme, not exclusive to music, is required due to the rhyming and nonsensical words this character has. Mezzo Soprano (C4-E5). Age 35+

• MALE ENSEMBLE 1/TIMEY WHO/GRINCH UNDERSTUDY – Strong vocalist and actor, age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 2/BUZZ WHO/OLD & YOUNG MAX UNDERSTUDY – Strong vocalist and actor, age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 3/PALM SPRINGS WHO/PAPA & GRANDPA WHO UNDERSTUDY – Strong vocalist and actor, age 18 & up

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 1/AUNTIE WHO – Strong vocalist and actor, age 18 & up

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 2/TRIXIE WHO/UNDERSTUDY MAMA & GRANDMA WHO – Strong vocalist and actor, age 18 & up

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 3/RENO WHO – Strong vocalist and actor, age 18 & up

YOUTH ROLES

• CINDY-LOU WHO - Visibly the smallest person on stage. She is the youngest child of the central Who family. She is the one person with a genuine heart of gold that can find and express love to the Grinch. She is still young enough to be guided by her sense of wonder and empathy and believes in the possibility for goodness in the Grinch. Soprano (A3-F5). Age 7-12, female identifying

• ANNIE WHO/CINDY-LOU WHO UNDERSTUDY - She is the second youngest child of the central Who family. Age 7-12, female identifying

• BETTY-LOU WHO – A child of Whoville. Age 7-14, female presenting.

• BOO HOO – A child of Whoville. Age 7-14, male presenting.

• DANNY WHO – A child of Whoville. Age 7-14, male presenting.

• BOY WHO – A child of Whoville. Age 7-14, male presenting.

• TEEN WHO – A teenager of Whoville. Age 13-17, male presenting.

• TEEN WHO – A teenager of Whoville. Age 13-17, female presenting.

 

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Hello, Dolly!

Book by Michael Stewart, Music and Lyrics by Jerry Herman, Based on the play The Matchmaker by Thornton Wilder. Original Production Directed and Choreographed by Gower Champion, Produced for the Broadway Stage by David Merrick and Champion Five, Inc.

Directed by Eric Vaughn Johnson and Tripp Hanson; Music Directed by Teressa Bala

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Starring Elaine Hendrix (Disney’s The Parent Trap, SNL’s Superstar, & the cult classic Romy & Michele's High School Reunion) as Dolly Gallagher Levi.

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First Rehearsal: 1/11/26
Preview: 1/29/26
Opening: 1/30/26
Closing: 2/15/26
2 weeks of rehearsal, 3 weeks of performances

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Synopsis: In 1880's Yonkers a rich and cantankerous widower by the name of Horace Vandergelder is on the lookout for a wife. To help him on his quest he engages the services of professional matchmaker Dolly Gallagher Levi, but little does he know that Dolly has his perfect match in mind from their very first meeting - herself! Now all she has to do is make Horace realize it as well!

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Seeking (19 cast members):
Strong vocalists and dancers required for ensemble.

• DOLLY GALLAGHER LEVI – This role has been cast.

• HORACE VANDERGELDER - This role has been cast.

• CORNELIUS HACKL - He is Vandergelder’s chief clerk, charming and naive, but not as naive as Barnaby. Cornelius is energetic, enthusiastic and adventurous, he seeks the company of Irene Molloy. This role may have intimate connection with other characters.  Baritone. Bb2-F#4. Age: 25-42.

• BARNABY TUCKER - A young assistant to Cornelius. He is fun loving and naive. His energized boyish innocence must come through. Baritone C3-G#4. Age 18-26

• IRENE MOLLOY - A beautiful and charming widow, she is a milliner with a hat shop near 14th Street in New York City. Dolly “matches” her with Vandergelder. A smart, classy lady that ends up spending the evening out on the town with Cornelius, Barnaby, and Minnie. This role may have intimate connection with other characters. Mezzo-Soprano G3-F5. Age 25-40.

• MINNIE FAY - A young girl who works in Irene’s hat shop. Naive but straight laced. Mezzo-Soprano D4-F5. Age: 18-26.

• MALE ENSEMBLE/RUDOLPH/UNDERSTUDY HORACE - Maitre’d of the Harmonia Gardens, proper, commanding. Has a German accent. Bass F2 - C4. Age: 36-65

• MALE ENSEMBLE 1/STANLEY – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 2/JUDGE – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 3/CLERK – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 4/UNDERSTUDY CORNELIUS – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 5/UNDERSTUDY BARNABY & AMBROSE – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• MALE ENSEMBLE 6 – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 1/MRS. ROSE – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 2/ERNESTINA/UNDERSTUDY DOLLY- An eccentric-looking girl in need of Dolly's matchmaker services. Strong comedic timing. Age: 30-45.

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 3/UNDERSTUDY IRENE – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 4/UNDERSTUDY MINNIE & ERMENGARDE – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18 & up

YOUTH ROLES

• AMBROSE KEMPER - A young, energetic struggling artist, good natured and accommodating who wants Vandergelder’s permission to marry his niece, Ermengarde. May double in the ensemble. Tenor E3-G#4. This will be cast with a youth performer (ages 16-18)

• ERMENGARDE - She is Mr. Vandergelder’s young niece who is very dramatic and prone to tears. She wants to marry Ambrose. May double in the ensemble. Mezzo Soprano E4-G#5. This will be cast with a youth performer (ages 16-18)

 

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The Bodyguard: The Musical
Book by Alexander Dinelaris, Based on the Warner Bros. film, Screenplay by Lawrence Kasdan, Produced with permission of Warner Bros. Theatre Venture, Inc., Originally produced in the West End by Michael Harrison and David Ian.

Directed by Eric Vaughn Johnson; Music Directed by Hunter Ekberg

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Starring Aliyah Khaylyn from The Voice as Rachel Marron.

 

First Rehearsal: 3/22/26
Preview: 4/9/26
Opening: 4/10/26
Closing: 4/26/26
2 weeks of rehearsal, 3 weeks of performances
No rehearsal on Easter

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Synopsis: Following attempts on a young superstar's life by an obsessed stalker, former Secret Service agent turned bodyguard, Frank Farmer is hired to protect his new charge. But as Farmer discovers to his chagrin is that show business works differently from life in the White House; his employer Rachel Marron is fiercely headstrong, stubborn and refuses to cooperate. A romantically charged tug-of-war ensues, as both attempt to assert their authority; however, the last thing that they expected to happen was to fall in love. Featuring the music of Whitney Houston.

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Advisory: This show will include the use of live blank-firing pistols and prop knives under the supervision of a qualified armorer.

 

Seeking (15 adult cast members & 2 youth roles):
Strong vocalists and dancers required.

• RACHEL MARRON – This role has been cast.

• FRANK FARMER– This role has been cast.

• NICKI MARRON– This role has been cast.

• THE STALKER – The villain following Rachel Marron, minimal singing/dance. Strong actor. Age 20+. Must use fake firearms and knife in the show. May be shirtless in select scenes. (This role starts rehearsals one week later, on March 29th)

• SY SPECTOR/KLINGMAN - Rachel’s uptight publicist, minimal singing/dance. Age 40+. Minimal singing/dance (This role starts rehearsals one week later, on March 29th)

• BILL DEVANEY – Rachel’s manager, minimal singing/dance. Age 30+ (This role starts rehearsals one week later, on March 29th)

• TONY SCRIBELLI/ASSASSIN – Rachel’s security, minimal singing/dance. Age 20+ (This role starts rehearsals one week later, on March 29th)

• MALE ENSEMBLE 1/DOUGLAS/STAGE MANAGER – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• MALE ENSEMBLE 2/COURT/CO-HOST – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• MALE ENSEMBLE 3/JIMMY – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• MALE ENSEMBLE 4/FRANK & STALKER UNDERSTUDY – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 1/RORY/COLLEGE GIRL – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 2/COLLEGE GIRL/CO-HOST – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 3 – Strong vocalist/dancer. Age 18+

• FEMALE ENSEMBLE 4/COLLEGE GIRL/RACHEL & NICKI UNDERSTUDY– This role has been cast.

YOUTH ROLES:

• FLETCHER MARRON – Rachel Marron’s son. Black. Age 7-12. 

• FLETCHER MARRON (UNDERSTUDY) - Rachel Marron’s son. Black. Age 7-12.