Stone on a Walk Theatre is holding auditions for three plays:
MURDER BALLAD
Conceived by and with book and lyrics by Julia Jordan
And music and lyrics by Juliana Nash
June 19-27
&
LYSISTRATA
By Aristophanes
July 17-25
&
A HUNDRED MINUS ONE DAY
By Idgie Beau
Aug. 21-29
Friday, May 29 4:00-8:00 BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
Auditions:
- You will be expected to cold read a few selections from the script and can also perform a 60 second monologue if you wish.
- If you would like to be considered for Murder Ballad, you will also be expected to sing a short selection, a cappella, of a song in a similar style to the musical.
Auditions will be May 29 by appointment only in Over-the-Rhine. Please email StoneWalkTheatre@gmail.com with your resume and a headshot (or photo of yourself) for more information and to set up a time. If you cannot make this day, video submissions will be accepted or contact us and we can work something out.
Show Descriptions:
MURDER BALLAD
Conceived by and with book and lyrics by Julia Jordan And music and lyrics by Juliana Nash
Directed by John Leo Muething
A love triangle gone wrong, this rock musical straight from New York centers on Sara, an Upper West Sider who seems to have it all, but whose downtown past lingers enticingly and dangerously in front of her. From the minute the Narrator presents a bat and proclaims that one of the lovers will die, we are propelled toward the inevitable doom in this all too familiar story of sex, compromises, betrayal, and deceit. Get immersed in the dive bar scene as you enter King’s Club, listen to the rock and blues play, and sense the passion of a story of “true love gone awry.”
LYSISTRATA
By Aristophanes
Directed by Katie Lupica
The women of Greece give their husbands an ultimatum: stop fighting or no sex again. Almost 2500 years later, this show’s blend of political satire and dirty comedy still stand up today. In the same breath, Aristophanes is able to discuss erections, elections, fake pregnancies, and feminism. You won’t look at war the same after Lysistrata shows you how hard the last few inches to peace can be.
A HUNDRED MINUS ONE DAY
By Idgie Beau
Directed by John Leo Muething
Jen is dealing with an incurable illness, giving up her independence to move back in with her father, and the existential crisis of being a twenty-something. Now if only her childhood imaginary friend, Daphne, would giver her a moments rest. Inspired by the writer’s own refusal to grow up and accept adult responsibilities, A Hundred Minus One Day invites us back to our youthful innocence and reminds us of the importance of friendship, family, and living in the moment.
Casting Requirements:
There are a total of 7 female and 6 male parts with ages ranging from 18-50. Visit the website to see a more specific breakdown of each character.
For more information visit www.stoneonawalk.com/auditions or email us at StoneWalkTheatre@gmail.com
