Actor/Actress

Sunday, February 22nd: 2pm - 5pm 

Wednesday, February 25th: 4pm - 7pm

Saturday, February 28th: 11am - 3pm

Actor / Actress

Job Summary:

We are seeking a talented and dedicated Actor or Actress to portray characters in the Pirate and Princess breakfast. The ideal candidate will be able to bring scripts to life through emotional and physical expression, improvise when needed, and work collaboratively with fellow cast members. This position requires a high level of commitment, professionalism, and versatility.

Key Responsibilities:

• Interpret and memorize scripts to deliver believable and engaging performances
• Follow directions and feedback from the director and adapt performances accordingly
• Memorization-dedicated to committing lines and cues to heart before setting foot on stage.
• Stamina-the roles will be high energy and there will be many viewers to interact with!
• Speaking-the ability to speak clearly and interact with the audience.
• Maintain character during performances, including voice modulation, physical gestures, and emotional expression
• Participate in promotional or marketing activities as required
• Remain punctual and professional on set or during rehearsals
• Undergo training or coaching to improve acting techniques if needed
• Perform other duties as assigned.

Qualifications:

• Previous acting experience (professional, academic, or community theater preferred)
• Strong memorization skills and ability to interpret a wide range of characters
• Comfortable performing in front of live audiences or cameras
• Ability to accept and incorporate constructive feedback
• Flexible and adaptable to changing schedules and environments
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills

Preferred Skills:

• Training from a recognized acting school or program
• Ability to perform accents, dialects, or physical stunts
• Singing, dancing, or instrument-playing abilities (for musical roles)

Working Conditions:

• May involve irregular hours, including nights, weekends, or holidays
• Long periods of standing, performing, or rehearsing may be involved