Are you a singer? Do you love harmony? (throughout the Puget Sound)

SINGERS WANTED. Do you love Christmas? Singing in harmony? Getting paid? We're looking for good people to join us. Auditions have begun for The Dickens Carolers! Our Victorian-costumed, a cappella, SATB caroling quartets have been performing throughout the Puget Sound since 1978. With a typical cast of 45 - 50 singers, we are the largest and longest-running caroling organization in the Northwest. If you haven't seen us yet, check us out on CBS Sunday Morning. (http://www.dickenscarolers.com/press/2014cbs) We re-audition the full cast every year, and usually cast 10 - 15 new carolers. Choral and/or a cappella experience helps, but isn't required. As is often the case in the performing arts, we generally see more women applicants, so men are always encouraged to audition. Our goal is to reflect our broader community, so we encourage applicants of all ages, ethnicities, religions, and orientations. It doesn't matter if you're an experienced pro or an eager amateur, we just want to find talented people to join us in sharing goodwill to all. Auditions are held from June to August, and rehearsals are September through November (every Sunday evening, plus a few more self-scheduled), then you perform from Thanksgiving through Christmas. If cast, you set your schedule, and we do our best to fill it with gigs. Carolers make $36–45 for a one hour performance, with $38–39 being typical for a first year caroler. Your availability largely determines your number of performance hours so carolers make anywhere $800–3,300 for the holiday season. Visit our auditions page (http://www.dickenscarolers.com/auditions) for more info and if you're interested, submit your name at the bottom of the page for an audition appointment. Or if you have other questions, feel free to call us at show contact info . Keywords: vocalist, vocal, choir, musical theater, theatre, seasonal AND… a cappella, a capella, a cappela, a capela, acappella, acapella, acappela, acapela I hate how many different ways that gets misspelled. :-)