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For all casting inquiries, please email casting: casting@harlequinproductions.org. If you are interested in a particular show, please submit to the airtable links provided below.


Now Accepting Submissions for Season 2026

Our General Auditions are closed – thank you to all who participated! If you are interesting in being considered for any show in our 2026 season, please fill out the submission form here. All submissions must have a headshot and resume attached. Please make sure you include a video submission as a single youtube link with two contrasting monologues OR one monologue and 16 a capella bars of a song of your choosing. Please keep the total length of your video submission under three minutes. Thank you!

Where the Summit Meets the Stars

We are looking for Indigenous Actors, Stage Managers, and Designers (Scenic, Properties, Sound, and Costumes) for our upcoming production of Where the Summit Meets the Stars by Frank Henry Kaash Katasse. If you are interested in applying for this production, please use the airtable link here. Please note, we are looking to build a fully Indigenous team for this production.

Rehearsal Start – April 7th, 2026
Opening Performance – May 1st, 2026
Closing Performance – May 17th, 2026
Possible Extension – May 22nd-24th, 2026

CHARACTER BREAKDOWN:

ROSE– Female, Alaska Native. She is 30 years old.

ANTHONY– Male, Alaska Native and Italian. He is 35 years old.

JOHN– Male, Alaska Native. He is 40 years old.



Please, no snailmail submissions and no phone calls.

EQUITY (AEA) ACTORS

For 2026 Harlequin contracts Members of the Actors’ Equity Association on Single Engagement Agreement Category 2 Tier B contracts.

NON-EQUITY (AEA) ACTORS

Harlequin currently pays a base rate of 40% of AEA scale for all non-AEA actors. There are additional carpool stipends and housing opportunities for actors from out of town.

Harlequin is committed to equity, diversity, and inclusion in our casting and in all areas of our work. We seek to tell stories that represent our world, and therefore strongly encourage actors of underrepresented groups to audition.