I am 17 and have been searching for auditions to be on Broadway, i cant find any, any help out there for me?

Answer 1

If you feel you are ready for broadway you could get an agent. I'd take acting for the rest of highschool and some college before i go to broadway though unless you are like.... extremely talented.

Answer 2

Unless you have one *hell* of a resume of work, your chances are extremely slim. Even if you do, they're still not great. There are literally thousands of struggling actors around New York looking to "make it" on Broadway. Broadway productions are also generally union shows. While I'm not too sure about the details, that usually means you have to me a member of Actors' Equity to do the show (or an appropriate union for your trade).

That said, try Backstage magazine. I don't know the URL off hand- google "Backstage New York" and you should be able to find it. The classified section in that advertises a huge number of auditions all over the city. And look into finding an agent. Working with a good agent would help a lot with both finding and actually getting auditions for much of anything.

Answer 3

Most Broadway auditions are submission only, that is an agent has to submit you.

You can checkout playbill.com, backstage, etc.

But most of the time to get an audition for a Broadway musical, you would need to already be an Equity. (Another good place to check is the New York Equity office.)

Most of the time, the Agent is the best way to go, as the casting information is sent to the Agents, so they know what they know what the producers are looking for in the roles.

Answer 4

Hi,

Check this site - http://www.actorspages.org
It gives free information about auditions & casting calls.
You can also post your pictures and resume there for free.

Answer 5

Try Variety Magazine it's supposed to be the show business bible. Or on-line at www.variety.com. I don't know if it's free or not but you can check.

Answer 6

yeah can't help you there. sorry but good luck when you find someone.