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Insurrection Theater - Season Auditions
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ID # 35540
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Live Event
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Submission Type |
Open Call
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Phoenix |
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Non-union
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n/a
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Release Date |
05-29-06
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
06-16-06
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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| Casting Category |
Theatre - Non-Equity
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| Market(s) |
Phoenix, AZ |
New to the Valley, Insurrection Theater Company is pleased to be a part of the Phoenix alternative theater scene. At least 2 ITC productions will take place in the Little Theatre at Phoenix Theatre Company.
Musicals: 16 bars up tempo and 16 bars ballad, and 1 monologue under 2 minutes.
NOTE: ALL TALENT UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AT ALL TIMES
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Seeking 1 talent(s) for this role
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all roles open
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Male Female
Age: from 18 to 65 |
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Huge screens were placed in the streets of Jordanian and Syrian cities for people to watch the finale, while posters on billboards and advertisements in newspapers urged people to vote futuresuperstar When Zein was dropped last week, scores of people took to the streets in Lebanon to protest Angry fans in the audience pelted each other with chairs or anything else they could find, and the two remaining contestants fainted It said the show "facilitates the culture of globalization led by America to change the cultural identity of the people They've got nothing on the millions of Syrians, Lebanese and Jordanians backing their national favorites on "Superstar," the show's knockoff in the Arab world Arab Take on 'Idol' Has Nationalist Edge
Aug 18, 3:00 PM EST
And you thought "American Idol" fans were excitable "
"Her success is a success for all the Jordanians Three million people cast their vote to decide in Monday night's show between the two women who reached the final, Rowaida Attiyeh, 20, of Syria, and Jordanian Diana Karzon, 19
An ice cream shop in Amman promised free ice cream to people who vote for Karzon
The two women have gained hero-status at home
"Without any doubt, I am voting for Diana, because she is Jordanian and I support my country," said Tala Qassir, 23 "First because she is Syrian and second because she has a nice voice," he said
"We urge the concerned official and popular parties to put an end to this sad comedy, said a statement from the Islamic Action Front, part of the fundamentalist Muslim Brotherhood political movement "
Conservative groups say the show is yet another example of American culture infecting the Arab world "All television stations now are scrambling to do something similar
"Superstar," closely followed across the Middle East for the past 21 weeks, is about more than the thirst for celebrity: It's a matter of national pride
"This (program) is the most successful for an Arab television "
Despite such admonishments, thousands of contestants from the Arab world took part in "Superstar "
Karzon has said that if she wins she will dedicate the victory to "the people of Lebanon, Jordanians, on top of them his majesty King Abdullah and the children of Palestine " Voters chose 12 finalists from Algeria, Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine, Syria and the United Arab Emirates â€â€? and then Karzon and Attiyeh
On Monday, they watched daylong coverage of the program, which airs on Future Television There isn't a television program that moved the Arab world like that," said Ali Jaber, executive manager of Future Television
Millions of viewers watched the two finalists compete Sunday night A car company offered a 2003 sedan to the "most beautiful voice" on the show, according to an advertisement in Ad-Dustour, Jordan's second largest newspaper
The live broadcast came to a halt
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Associated Press Writer Shafika Mattar in Amman, Jordan, contributed to this report
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Competition went smoothly until last week, when front-runner Melhem Zein, of Lebanon, was eliminated in the semifinals They and the other contestants have stuck close to their favorites: Lebanese diva Fayrouz and Egypt's Umm Kulthum, the most popular singer in the Arab world "
Both Jordan and Syria have launched campaigns urging people to vote for their candidates
In Syria, merchant Subhan Elewi, 37, said he voted for Attiyeh "
Attiyeh, a slim woman with strong voice who sings professionally in Syria, said it is an honor for her to become a star through the Lebanese program "Besides that, she has a nice voice and she deserves to win com
A Syrian mobile telephone company hung posters in the streets of Damascus urging people to "give your vote to Syria
