Singers, dancers, actors, stunt people, jugglers, street performers, costumed characters and audio/light technicians are offered competitive pay rates, a showcase for their talent and an entire season of fun!

Six Flags America is looking to fill positions in a variety of shows slated for the up-coming season. These shows tentatively include a hip-hop/top 40 singing and dancing show, a contemporary country singing and dancing show, a costume character/child-oriented musical review, and two Hollywood-style stunt shows.

All candidates must be at least 16 years of age and are asked to arrive early, parking in the general public parking lots at the park. A park representative will meet all candidates at the front gate and escort them inside to the Crazy Horse Saloon.

Auditions for singers and dancers will take place at 9 a.m. and stunt performer auditions will begin at 3 p.m. that same day. Singers should prepare two contrasting songs to display their talent and range. Applicants may bring sheet music, a cassette tape or CD and wear comfortable clothing and shoes. Dancers are to arrive ready to perform and will be asked to learn a short dance routine.

PLEASE NOTE: Singers should be prepared to dance and dancers should be prepared to sing. Callbacks for both singers and dancers will take place that Saturday afternoon. Stunt performers must prepare a one-minute monologue and be ready for a movement audition. Advanced dirt-bike riders will be asked to demonstrate their skills. All candidates must bring their elbow pads, kneepads and helmets to the audition on Sunday.

In addition to these exciting entertainment opportunities, Six Flags America’s Entertainment Department is also looking to fill several entertainment supervisor/manager positions for 2004.
Responsibilities include, but are not limited to, overseeing all shows, pre & post production of shows as well as developing the work schedule for all entertainment employees throughout the entire 2004 season. To be considered for one of these seasonal positions, candidates are asked to also attend the audition day in January prepared with a cover-letter and resume.

Supervisor/manager candidates who cannot apply in person on January 24, are asked to send a cover-letter and resume to the park, P.O. Box 4210 Largo, MD, 20775 attention: Entertainment Manager.

Potential entertainers can call the casting hotline at (301) 249-1500 ext. 3080 or check the web site at www.sixflags.com/america . Bring a headshot, resume and be ready to shine!

Preparing for its sixth season of non-stop fun, Six Flags America opens for the 2004 season on Saturday, April 3. Six Flags America is located 40 minutes south of Baltimore and 15 minutes east of Washington, D.C. From Baltimore, take I-695 to I-97 south, exit 7(Rte. 3/301 south) to Rte. 214 west/Central Ave. From D.C. take I-495/95 to exit 15A(Rte. 214 east/Central Ave.).

Six Flags, Inc. is the world's largest regional theme park company. Through its subsidiaries, it owns and operates a total of 39 parks in North America and Europe. Six Flags parks serve 35 of the 50 largest metropolitan areas in the United States. Six Flags, Inc. is a publicly held corporation with corporate offices in New York City and Oklahoma City. The Company's stock trades on the NYSE under the symbol: PKS.

(Press Release supplied by Six Flags America)