We’re Casting Performers for Bombitty of Errors

Presented by ROŪGE: Theater Reinvented

About the Project

Rehearsals:
Tuesday, April 28 - Thursday, May 14, 2026
Rehearsals will typically be 15 - 20 hours a week, held outside normal working hours

Performances:
Friday, May 22 - Sunday, May 31, 2026
Thursday–Saturday evenings
Saturday–Sunday matinees
(8:00 PM curtain, 6:30 PM call for Evenings | 2:00 PM curtain, 12:30pm call for Matinees)

Performance Location: A Venue to be determined in Virginia Beach

Role Responsibilities

As a performer in Bombitty of Errors, you will:

  • Perform in a movement-based, audience-facing immersive experience

  • Work in close proximity to audience members, with opportunities for direct interaction

  • Collaborate with the creative team to shape a shared, intimate performance environment

  • Participate in rehearsals, tech, and performances as scheduled

  • Uphold ROŪGE’s values of care, consent, clarity, and respect throughout the process

    Clear boundaries are central to this work. Any elements involving partial nudity, food service, or physical interaction will be fully discussed, negotiated, and formally agreed upon before casting is finalized. No performer will be asked to commit to these elements during auditions.

Roles available:

All roles are open to performers of any race, gender, and ability.
Performers must be 18 years of age or older.

About You

You are someone who:

  • Is curious about physical storytelling and non-traditional performance formats

  • Feels comfortable working in intimate, audience-facing environments

  • Values collaboration, communication, and care in artistic processes

  • Is interested in process-driven work and collective creation

  • Is open, grounded, and present in your body and performance

Additionally, We’re looking for someone with most of the following

  • Experience with movement-based, immersive, or site-specific performance (formal training not required)

  • Comfort improvising within clear structure and direction

  • Ability to hold presence and intention in close proximity to audiences

  • Reliability, clear communication, and respect for ensemble process

  • Interest in projects that prioritize consent, safety, and mutual care

  • For some roles, experience in dance, choreography, or other embodied movement practices

What We Offer

  • A collaborative, human-centered creative process

  • Clear communication around expectations, boundaries, and logistics

  • A chance to work in a nationally recognized historic site

  • A project that values intention, presence, and artistry over spectacle

Compensation & Benefits

  • Compensation: $1,000 stipend

  • Documentation of work (photos and/or video, as available)

  • Opportunity to develop skills in immersive, site-specific performance

  • Experience working in a nationally recognized historic site

  • Participation in a collaborative, care-centered creative process

Audition Process

Our audition process is designed to be respectful of artists’ time and accessible to a wide range of performers. We aim to keep the day organized, efficient, and welcoming, with clear communication throughout.

  • Submission Type: In-Person Auditions (Sign-Ups encouraged, but not required)

  • Date of Auditions: Monday, March 9 & Tuesday, March 10 at 6:30p

  • Location of Auditions: 

  • Sign-Up Process:
    Performers will receive an audition timeslot within 48-72 hours of submitting their form. Time slots will be assigned on a first-come, first-served basis and will accommodate the needs of all parties as best as possible. Please arrive 10–15 minutes prior to your scheduled time to check in.

  • Audition Format: Auditions will be held in person and may include prepared material, sides from the script, and/or a brief movement or group exploration. Additional instructions will be provided in advance of your scheduled time.

  • Final Selection: Casting decisions will be communicated directly to all callback participants.

Please submit only for work you feel genuinely comfortable exploring.

For any questions about your submission, please email Connor Norton (Connor@rougeva.org)