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SYNCING INK - Understudy Search

SYNCING INK

AEA Off-Broadway

The Apollo Stages at the Victoria


TO SUBMIT: Email a picture and resume (or brief description of experience) to syncing@ebcastingco.com

Subject Line: Syncing Ink Understudy


SEEKING:

GORDON/ICE COLD COVER: Black Male, 20s-45. A dope emcee. Must have a great sense of humor, have great rhythm, be full of spirit, and be part of an ensemble. Must be able to rap/freestyle and have strong improv skills. Must be a great mover - ex. popping and locking, breaking. GORDON - our hip-hop hero. Shy, intelligent, somewhat unassuming but carries a strong spirit that sometimes pops out of him. A child of the Orisa Sango. ICE COLD & OTHERS – humorous, quick with the wit. A trickster. Based on the Orisa Esu.


Rehearsal Rate: $1040.38/week

Performance Rate: $1200.00/week


Rehearses: ASAP

Previews Begin: May 7, 2024

Opening: May 19, 2024

Closing: July 28, 2024

Performance Schedule: Tues-Fri @ 7:30 pm, Sat @ 2 and 7:30 pm, Sun @ 2 pm.


Created By: NSangou Njikam

Director: Awoye Timpo

Choreographer: Adesola Osakalumi 

Spiritual Advisement and Cultural Direction: Chief Ayanda Clarke

Scenic Design: Jason Ardizzone-West

Lighting Design: Alan C. Edwards

Sound Design: G. Clausen

Costume Design: Ty Hunter

Executive Producer: Nathan Gehan and ShowTown Productions

General Manager: ShowTown Theatricals

Dramaturg: Sybil R. Williams

Producers: Victoria Weinberg of Just V Productions, Ezra Ezzard of Artification, Richard Fearn, Willette and Manny Klausner, Gabrielle Palitz, Simon Turner, and Q’d Up Productions.

Casting: Eisenberg Casting


SYNOPSIS:  Syncing Ink follows the coming-of-age journey of Gordon Morris, who knows deep down he's destined to become an emcee, a Master of the Ceremony. What he doesn't know is if he can even rhyme. Rooted in traditional Yoruba culture, Syncing Ink asks Gordon to embrace the power of his words… for himself, his family, and the fate of hip-hop itself. This daringly original celebration of authentic hip-hop theater asks one of the most famous and fundamental questions: "Can he kick it?"

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