EPAC is seeking strong actors for certain roles in our 2026 production of Slave Play by Jeremy O. Harris. We are seeking performers based on the following character descriptions:
Kaneisha: a dark, black woman unafraid of what she knows she wants; twenty-eight
Jim: a white man and inheritor of more than he knows how to handle; thirty-five
Phillip: a biracial man who still has to learn his color; thirty
Dustin: a white man but the lowest type of white–dingy, an off-white; twenty-eight
Gary: a dark, black man whose life has been lived with the full trauma of his color; twenty-seven
Teá: a biracial woman who is studied in her black and her white; twenty-six
Patricia: a light brown woman who knows many lives; thirty
No actors under the age of 18 will be considered for casting in Slave Play. We invite interested actors to submit their resume, headshot, and a brief audition video, including a 1–2 minute monologue, to epacauditions@gmail.com.
Callbacks will be held on February 6, 2026.
Rehearsals will begin early to mid-April.
Show Dates: May 28-June 7, 2026
EPAC is seeking actors of all races, genders, and ages to audition for our upcoming production of 1776. All roles in this iconic musical are open to everyone.
This production will be cast without regard to traditional character descriptions. We are intentionally embracing inclusive, imaginative casting and strongly encourage performers from all backgrounds and identities to audition. If you connect with the material and want to be part of telling this story, we encourage you to audition.
1776 explores the passionate, messy, and deeply human process behind the founding of a nation, and we believe that story is richest when told by a diverse group of artists.
We invite interested actors to submit their resume, headshot, and a brief audition video, including a monologue and song, to epacauditions@gmail.com.
Callbacks will be held on March 7, 2026 from 12 PM to 8 PM.
Rehearsals will begin after Memorial Day.
Show Dates: July 16-August, 2026