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.
Upcoming Auditions – GENERAL AUDITIONS FOR 2026
General Auditions will be held on August 26th from 6:30-10pm in Seattle, and August 27th from 6pm-8:30pm in Olympia. Auditioners will be asked to prepare two contrasting monologues, OR one monologue and 16 a cappella bars from any song of their choosing. To apply for an audition appointment, please fill out the submission form here. All submissions must have a headshot and resume attached to be eligible for an appointment.
UPDATE – Our Olympia date is full!! We still have availability on the Seattle date, but if you are not able to make it please submit to the airtable anyway and we can explore video submission options for you!!
Auditions are by invite only. Please submit to the airtable for the listed production to be considered. More information about the audition will be available once invited.
Submissions for a Particular Production
If you are interested in a particular production please do let us know by submitting your headshot, résumé, and a note of interest. Let us know what show and role you’re interested in, and we will be happy to consider you.
How to Submit
Please send a headshot and résumé (in PDF format) to casting@harlequinproductions.org. If you wish to be considered for a specific show, please check this page for the airtable submission form for those auditions.
Please, no snailmail submissions and no phone calls.
EQUITY (AEA) ACTORS
For 2025 Harlequin contracts Members of the Actors’ Equity Association on Guest Artist Tier II 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.