Film (Short / Student)
New York
Non-Union Job
Apply by 28th August 2026, 17:00
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Casting for "Republic On The Brink (Rotb) - A Forensic Reconstruction." Logline: In the tumultuous world of ancient Rome, two brothers and resolute reformers, the Gracchi, stand up against the Senate's corruption — and pay with their lives. Their assassinations signaled the transformation of the Roman Republic's internal strife into sanctioned violence.
Seeking a versatile performer to portray both brothers, embodying two unique yet unified expressions of unwavering idealism. The role involves delivering a single, compelling monologue segmented into alternating lines that capture the essence of the brothers' final moments. - Dates
- Shoots TBD in Manhattan, NY. Note: Format is a taped performance fragment (5 hours).
Roles
Roles Details
- Title
- The Brothers Gracchi
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One actor to play both brothers (Tiberius and Gaius) performing a single, powerful monologue broken into lines that shifts between the two brothers' final moments. Requires strong classical or contemporary dramatic training, comfort with heightened text and shifting emotional states, and ability to convey outrage, grief, and defiant hope. Prior monologue or Shakespeare experience preferred but not required.
Tiberius Gracchus (133 BC): The elder brother. Idealistic, passionate, willing to break tradition to redistribute land to the poor. He was clubbed to death on the Capitol by senators and their supporters.
Gaius Gracchus (121 BC): The younger brother. More radical, more strategic. He was killed after the Senate issued the senatus consultum ultimum, a decree that made political murder legal. - Salary
- Estimated 5 hours of work Total: $300
- Age
- 18+
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