Sentence examples for audition notice from inspiring English sources

Playbill.com first reported the audition notice, which named the producers and outlined the timetable.

He is Dean-Anthony Joseph Delgado Bradford -- not "Ben Deagle," a character in the play and a pseudonym used for the playwright in the audition notice.

He's a "regular guy" who enjoys his morning coffee and newspaper and heads down to Wall Street, according to the apartment audition notice in West Side buildings.

Written by Dean-Anthony Joseph Delgado Bradford, the eight-character ensemble production is described in an audition notice as a "cold, hard, broad" and "dirty" comedy about "the pimp" (Ms. Alley's character) and her coterie of assistants, escorts, and others.

A report in the "Arts, Briefly" column on Oct. 28 about plans to bring the play "The Fabulous Lies of Hollywood Whores" to Broadway next spring, using information from an Actors Equityy audition notice, misstated the name of the playwright.

" 'I don't know about that,' " she recalled saying in a sassy tone last fall as she read an audition notice for a Broadway production of the musical, which opened in London in July.

Since 1960, Backstage has been the bible of casting calls and audition notices for Broadway, film and television.

And the Met must have sent audition notices to every gym and actors' studio in town to recruit the roster of muscled male extras who portray the Nubian slaves in loincloths.

Show Business Weekly www.showbusinessweekly.com Positioning itself as the main competition for Backstage, this recently revitalized upstart offers a similar range of listings, audition notices and actor services on newsstands.

In a noncommercial vein, the Web allows nonprofit theater-related groups a way to provide services (like grant information) and trade publications a means to get audition notices distributed faster.

When Jackie's managers gave us an audition, I noticed this young man sitting in the corner listening.