Most of our auditions these days are done via taped submissions followed by zoomed callbacks, and we anticipate it will stay that way.

Unfortunately the pandemic has temporarily shut down most of the nations theatres. Here are some suggestions for looking for work.

Although an agent isn't the definitive answer to finding work, it will certainly help. Here are a few useful avenues to try: 1. If you have friends, acquaintances, or classmates that are already represented by an agent ask if they think it might be appropriate to pass your headshot, resume and/or video reel on to their representative. 2. If you do not have colleagues with connections to any talent agency, try getting involved in a theatre group or showcase that does have folk

The most important feature of an effective resume is that it is truthful.

Auditioning on tape has become a common practice of late. And will most likely continue to do so in the future.

Before coming to any EPA of mine here are some helpful tips to make your audition more productive. 1. Make sure that your photo and resume is up to date and looks like you. 2. Be sure to be familiar with what will be in the season that you have come in to audition for. 3. Bring music and/or a monologue that are in the style of the plays that you are most interested in. 4. Make sure that your book is well organized so that you don’t waste too much time thumbing through it. 5.