iDiOM Theater Winter Auditions have been scheduled for Saturday, January 6th, 6pm–10pm at Sylvia Center for the Arts. We are looking at actors of any age for at least four upcoming productions in the first half of 2018!
Auditions will be held on Saturday, June 16, 10am–3pm at the Sylvia Center Studio Theater, for Marian, or The True Tale of Robin Hood, by Adam Szymkowicz (Clown Bar). Auditioners are asked to prepare a two-minute story or monologue, and will also be asked to perform cold readings from the script. Callbacks will be held the next day, Sunday, June ...
Auditions will be held Saturday, June 23rd, for our Summer Acting Intensive for Teens, a four-week acting workshop for ages 13–17. Students will learn the fundamentals of acting technique, physical acting, and stage combat, culminating in a late-August, outdoor production of THE ROVER, by Aphra Behn.
AUDITIONS for iDiOM Theater's Fall 2018 Season will be held at Sylvia Center for the Arts on July 21st. Auditions will consist of cold reads: no prepared monologues or songs are required. We will have some callbacks the following evening.
Auditions will be held Sunday, January 13th at the Sylvia Center Studio Theater to cast a number of upcoming stage productions at Sylvia Center (see list of shows).
Productions being cast include: ORLANDO, by Sarah Ruhl, Sophocles’ AJAX and our spring Youth Acting Program & production of ALL IN THE TIMING, by David Ives.
Casting auditions for our student (13–17yo) production of Aristophanes’ The Birds!
DRAGTOPIA is Sylvia Center’s 1st All-Ages Drag and Variety Show, hosted by Betty Desire and Shanita Blough, and will be warming everyone up for Bellingham Pride on Wednesday, July 10. Auditions for the show will be held Saturday, June 8.
A new, modern adaptation of Homer's epic, THE ODYSSEY, will be performed August 1–17 at Sylvia Center as part of the 2019 Summer Rep. Auditions will be held Saturday, June 22.
Auditions by appointment, casting multiple shows Winter/Spring 2020 shows, including Serial Killers, Davis by Dinah Lankerovich, and The Volsüng Saga by Glenn Hergenhahn-Zhao
