I think there is a student film right now, requiring female nudity.

Naturally!  We want MALE nudity!

Jack the Ripper is confronted by his victims.

The L.A.B
Behind Seattle Drum School
12510 15th Avenue NE
Seattle, WA 98125
Oct. 24-25
7:30-8:30

Advance Tickets $9(Students/Seniors)$13(General)

$15 General Admission
$10 Children/Seniors

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Benefit for Home Alive (www.homealive.org), a Seattle based anti-violence non-profit organization that offers affordable self-defense classes and provides public education and awareness.

I'm currently working in a play and filling in for other actresses at rehearsals.  Can I put that on my resume? 

Magikal Productions is in search of a plain white plastic pitcher with a lid for its production of Jack: Confrontation of a Killer on Oct. 24-25.

Magikal Emporium Productions is in search of a plume pen with a base for its production of Jack: Confrontation of a Killer on Oct. 24-25.

I can sign in, but my account does not show. 

It's finally here! This weekend, Sep 12-14, shop at Barnes & Noble - Pacific Place and you'll be supporting ACT in a big way. Just mention ACT Theatre or the Book Fair at the counter, and they'll donate up to 20% of your purchase back to ACT. As a non-profit, we depend on donations from our whole community, and this is the easiest way to help support our mission and our plays. Plus, you'll score some sweet books, magazines, or even some coffee, for yourself.

Like on "The World of Henry Orient"

Val:     See that man over there?
Gilbert: Why, he's as old as the hills.
Val:      Over 30 easily...

All you kids!  I see you!  You're on my lawn!  You can't hide from me!  You're the ones who have been tearing up my azaleas!  You!  With the hair!  I know who you are...don't think I won't call your parents Right Now!  Alla ya...get oudahere!

And I'm keeping the ball!

LMAO!

I fall in that age range, but it's a heck of a long drive for me.

Ditto.  Although it does sound like something I'd be interested in otherwise. 

Helen Mirren comes to mind. 

 

Found in recent audition announcement her on TPS:

Old Guy (age range 38-45) – The husband. Profanity required.

Guess that makes me "older than dirt".

Now mind you, I like not being in competition with actors in their 20's for roles.  But 38 - 45 OLD??

Hardly!

What about the profanity part?  Does that mean every other word is **&^%$ and there's no storyline or dialogue?

What I hate worse is women's monologue books that are all 20-30's. 
 

Ditto.

 

Lynn: 
1. One definitely does NOT have to be Equity to be considered professional.   Long thread on that a while back. 

2. You will have to really look hard on the TV shows.  I am literally "the guy in the TV set that plays in the background during scenes."   I started getting these a while back because when a TV is playing on a show they want someone doing news or in a talk show environment that is soooo generic it won't take away from the action of the scene.  I am THAT guy.  Mr. Generic!  My parents are sooo proud.

1.  Cool!

2.  I didn't even know those roles existed.