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The role of an actor is to work closely with the director's to help you understand and interpret how to play the character in the best way possible.  This would probably require having to go in everyday and work on improvisations of the character and constant practice of the role for people as well as voice training and choreography work/practice.

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Job description is typically acting, rehearsing for long periods of time, and being able to sing and dance if you’re part of a musical.

Being able to improvise and display emotions of a wide range

Literally being able to become the person/character you're playing.

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No formal education is required but it is advised to consider getting a BFA or MFA in theater or attending summer programs or attending local acting classes.

It is definitely helpful to know how to sing, dance, perform, and of course act.

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Requirements:

An Actors’ Equity Association membership, since all contracts are by the association.

Attending drama schools is recommended but not required at all.

Headshots

Resumes

Demo Reels (How to Get Cast on Broadway - Backstage)

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The base US average is $120,791 per year, however lots of things impact this.

Location, how big the company is, years of experience, money raised, gender, ethnicity, and amount of education.

The average Broadway Actor salary in New York is $71,489 as of January 26, 2023, but the range typically falls between $58,912 and $87,285. Salary ranges can vary widely depending on the city and many other important factors, including education, certifications, additional skills, the number of years you have spent in your profession (Broadway Actor Salary In New York).

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Average salary for a Broadway actor is mandated to be at least $1900/week, but it can be more depending on the show. The average yearly salary falls between 60,000 and 90,000 dollars yearly (Broadway Actor Salary in New York)

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Actors: Occupational Outlook Handbook

Actor Job Profile.

How To Become an Actor.

Broadway Actor Salary In New York

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If you wish to start in theater and move on to making movies or switch back and forth, having theater skills and great connections can be very impactful.

One example would be Tom Holland, he originally played in Billy Elliot and the acrobatic type training he did has greatly helped him with his role in Spiderman, additionally his ability of improvisations and techniques for certain acting aspects like crying all stem from his time in the theater.

Additionally tv and movie personality Zachary Levi, started out in the theater and is now most notably recognized for his work in the Shazam movies.

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Successful Broadway actors also fluctuate between acting on a screen and acting onstage. Certain actors, like Zach Levi. James Earl Jones, Hugh Jackman, and Lin Manuel Miranda are some of the many notable Broadway actors who have also been in a variety of films.

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Actor Needed

Riddlesbrood Touring Theater Company

Anywhere

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Our actors perform all over the greater philly area. Actors with strong improvisation skills and comedic ability preferred. If you like getting in front of an audience and cracking jokes....give us a call! 609-377-9125 or email at info@riddlesbrood.com

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Riddlesbrood Touring Theater Company hiring Actor in Greater Philadelphia | LinkedIn

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A Day in the Life of Michael James Scott (the genie from Aladdin)

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A Day in the Life of Michael James Scott (the genie from Aladdin)

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8 AM: Wake Up
10 AM: Work Out
11:30 AM: Commute to the Theatre
11:45 AM: Get Stage-ready (Costumes, Makeup, etc)
1 PM: First show of the day
3:30 PM: Relax, then get ready for the next one
7 PM: The second and final show of the day
9:30 PM: Commute Home