TITANIC Casting

TITANIC Casting Notice

The Titanic Museum Attraction in Pigeon Forge is currently casting for a new Dinner Show! Rehearsals begin in the second half of May 2026 and will be 3-5 nights a week. Performances begin in June 2026 and run up to 5 nights a week (Tuesday‑Saturday) through December. One or two shows or an average of eight hours total commitment per night.

The timeline could adjust depending on attendance. All roles are paid. 130 per night (performances and rehearsal).

• THOMAS ANDREWS – A very well‑liked and hard‑working, he rose to prominence within his family’s shipbuilding firm, Harland and Wolff. Despite the general beliefs that both the Olympic and Titanic were unsinkable; he was the one who determined that the Titanic would sink after striking the iceberg. He demanded that the passengers abandon ship.
• MARGARET BROWN – Later known as "the unsinkable" Molly Brown; an American socialite and philanthropist. She was always one concerned about the rights of workers and women, education and literacy for children. She also paved the way for the historic preservation, and commemoration of the bravery and chivalry displayed by the men aboard the Titanic.
• CAPTAIN EDWARD SMITH – Calm, orderly and respectful. Duty‑bound and career proud as an elderly yet seasoned English sea Captain. His white beard shines among his duty and honor towards the passengers of the Titanic. MUST BE ABLE TO GROW A BEARD/HAIR and be willing to color it white.
• DOROTHY GIBSON – A vivacious and determined singer/actor whose natural comedic abilities shined above all else. Despite her vaudevillian origins, she became an instant hit with film audiences in 1911, becoming one of the first actresses in the new medium of film to be promoted as a "star" in her own right. She was praised for her natural, subtle acting style, she was particularly effective as a comedian.
• MUSICIAN – Must be able to play the following instruments:
  Violin, Piano, Cello or Bass.
• EDWARD BROWN / VIOLET JESSOP – A steward/stewardess (respectively) aboard Titanic.

To submit for a role, please send a resume, headshot, and a self‑tape of two one‑minute contrasting monologues (one comedic and one serious). The self‑tape should be well lit and include a slate with your name and the role you are auditioning for.

All submissions should be sent to  along with your headshot and resume no later than 5:00pm, Friday, 4/17/26. Should your audition pass the first round, you will be contacted for further self‑tape submissions and/or in‑person callbacks to be determined at a later date.