Job Opportunities

General Audition Information

Due to uncertain Covid conditions, this year Philadelphia Theatre Company will cast our season on a per show basis. Audition notices are typically posted on this website, on the Actors Equity Association website, on the Theatre Philadelphia website, and elsewhere. For more information and to ask questions, email casting@philatheatreco.org.  At this time, auditions are complete and actors will be notified before the end of the year whether (or not) they have been cast).

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This production will require all personnel to be vaccinated
and will comply with all Equity rules regarding medical and  religious exemptions.

A breakdown for Choir Boy, by Tarell Alvin McCraney can be found at the link below.

To read the breakdowns for our first two shows in the season, for audition prep information and more details on the productions, click HERE.
** Actors local to Philadelphia area are encouraged to submit! **

CHOIR BOY:
Prepare one (1) short monologue from a play of your choice and one (1) short, a cappella song in the style of the play (gospel). If you are auditioning for Headmaster Marrow or Mr. Pendleton, you need not submit an a cappella song. Total audition should not exceed three (3) minutes. Slate your name, pronouns, and the name of your audition pieces before starting your monologue.

E-mail a link of your audition (Vimeo or unlisted YouTube), along with your headshot and resume (PDF) to casting@philatheatreco.org with the subject line: CHOIR BOY SUBMISSION – Your Name. If you need any help creating a video submission, you can find some helpful tips on our website: https://philatheatreco.org/about/job-opportunities/

Philadelphia Theatre Company is an Equal Opportunity Employer and encourages actors of all backgrounds and abilities to audition. Equity’s contracts prohibit discrimination. Equity is committed to diversity and encourages all its employers to engage in a policy of equal employment opportunity designed to promote a positive model of inclusion. As such, Equity encourages performers of all ethnicities, gender identities, and ages, as well as performers with disabilities, to submit. 

If you’re not already on file or have updated information for our files, please send your headshot/resume (including Stage Managers) to:

Attn: Casting
Philadelphia Theatre Company
215 S. Broad Street, Suite 304
Philadelphia, PA 19107

Philadelphia Theatre Company is an Equal  Opportunity Employer and encourages actors  of all backgrounds and abilities to audition. 

This season, we currently prefer email submissions at casting@philatheatreco.org
You may also schedule a brief casting consultation with our Artistic Programs Manager if you have questions or need assistance with the submission process. Email artsadmin@philatheatreco.org

PTC accepts new scripts from unrepresented playwrights from May through September, when we are focused on reading, but we will accept a synopsis at any time.  The synopsis will give us the opportunity to reach back out to you if we know that the project does not fit our mission.  Anyone who submits a script will receive acknowledgement of receipt.

The Terrence McNally Award submissions take place in the fall, and the 2021 winner is Donja R. Love.  For more information or to see if you are eligible to apply please click HERE.

Please direct inquiries to Angel Chasco (he/him) @ achasco@philatheatreco.org
You may also mail scripts to:

Philadelphia Theatre Company
215 S. Broad St. #304
Philadelphia, PA 19107

No calls, please.

Thank you!

Volunteers are essential to the efficient operation of Philadelphia Theatre Company, and we are grateful for your interest in joining our family.

Volunteer to usher and see shows for free! Philadelphia Theatre Company is calling all enthusiastic arts-lovers to usher at the beautiful Suzanne Roberts Theatre. Everyone is welcome – all you need is a positive attitude and willingness to provide a great experience to fellow theatregoers!

House Managers may assign ushers to greet and direct patrons, stuff and distribute programs, assist with seating, collect ticket stubs, and help with light upkeep after the performance.

Arrival time is one 1 hr. & 15 min. prior to curtain, and appropriate all-black dress is required. Parking is available at local parking garages, lots, and meters.

All volunteers are encouraged to invite friends to join them in ushering and are invited to watch the performance.

To express interest in joining our team, or for more information, please contact Allison Fifield through our web contact form