Broadway AUDITIONS???

Question

Well i have been taking acting classes and i want to move on and try auditioning for Broadway. I know its alot of hard work but i want to try. The problem is that most Broadway plays involve singing and i cant really sing (bad voice) but I'm a good actor. Is there any Broadway auditions currently that don't involve singing for some parts?

P.S im 12

Answer 1

just try your best and keep practicing singing if you think your singing still bad go to www.ipop.com and they have some audition there that dont involve singing o and i am 12 years old to i would like for you to be my best friend i hope i help you alot bye.

Answer 2

Pick up a copy of the weekly newspaper Backstage.

http://www.backstage.com/bso/index.jsp

You'll find lots of audition listings.  Be aware that many Broadway auditions are open only to members of Actors' Equity, the union of professional actors.  Non-union members often have to show up early on the day of the audition, sign up for a stand-by slot, and then wait patiently for an opening in the schedule.  Sometimes they wait for hours without getting a chance to audition.

You might want to wait a few years before auditioning for Broadway.  For actors who are just starting out, there are more opportunities in Off-Broadway, Off-Off-Broadway, regional, summer, and community theatres.  Once you've gained some stage experience and built up your resume by working at lower levels in the theatre business, it will be time enough to set your sights on Broadway.