Want to be cast in a Broadway show? The most successful people are always the people who understand the entire process, not just their small role in it. So actors, it behooves you to understand how you fit into the puzzle of creating art, from how casting directors do their research to how they whittle down their options.

In that spirit, we spoke to casting director Benton Whitley (Stewart/Whitley Casting) about how he and partner Duncan Stewart tackle revivals and new work both, and how and why they eventually landed on Patina Miller for the “Pippin” revival and why they did open calls for upcoming Broadway musical “Natasha, Pierre, and the Great Comet of 1812.”

*Breakdown*

0:10 - What happens before the audition room
0:35 - Original Broadway show process is different
0:58 - The creative team and producers meet
1:30 - Which ways could the role go?
2:00 - The casting process begins
2:20 - Th best of each idea is selected
2:50 - Focusing in on specific actors
3:05 - General audition numbers

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*Broadway Audition Tips*
Broadway casting director Benton Whitley is definitely interested in what you have to say on social media, so is what you're saying something that an actor who gets cast should be saying?
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Backstage Expert Philip Hernández wants you to impress the casting directors at your next audition—and the best way to do that is to do these three things to separate yourself from the other actors. [ Ссылка ]

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