Auditions begin at 7:00 PM each evening. Auditioners are encouraged to arrive at the Dayton Playhouse in advance of the auditions to fill out the Audition Form. Theatre resumes are encouraged; auditioners need to be prepared to list all conflicts between the audition date and the final performance of the production. All auditions are held at the Dayton Playhouse: 1301 Siebenthaler Avenue in Dayton (inside Wegerzyn Gardens MetroPark).
A FEW GOOD MEN
By Aaron Sorkin
Directed by Jennifer Lockwood
Produced by J. Gary Thompson
March 9 through 18, 2018
Auditions: January 22 & 23, 2018
Dayton Playhouse is excited to announce auditions for the riveting, military drama A FEW GOOD MEN. Before Aaron Sorkin created The West Wing, Sports Night, and The Social Network, he took Broadway by storm with his compelling story of honor vs. justice. Auditions will be Monday and Tuesday, January 22-23, 2018 at 7 PM at Dayton Playhouse. Performance dates are March 9-18, 2018.
Director Jennifer Lockwood is looking for a few good men and one woman to fill the following roles:
Lance Cpl. Harold Dawson – early 20’s, proud, leader, definitely had a future in the Corps
PFC Louden Downey – 18-20, not worldly, bewildered by the politics
Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg – late 20’s-30, smartest kid in the room, became a lawyer to help the little guy
Lt. J.G. Daniel Kaffee – late 20’s – 30, used to getting by on his charm which he has in abundance, smart and talented lawyer but not used to working too hard
Lt. Cmdr. Joanne Galloway – early 30’s, born with a rule book in her hand, hard worker, socially awkward
Capt. Isaac Whitaker – 35+, sarcastic, manages his staff with a loose rein and a dash of humor
Capt. Matthew Markinson – 50+, former spy, honor is deeply important to him
PFC William Santiago – 19-20, not physically cut out for Marine Corp through no fault of his own
Lt. Col. Nathan Jessep – 50+, old-school marine but politically savvy, always in charge of every situation
Lt. Jonathan Kendrick – 30’s, from the Bible Belt, a true believer in the code
Lt. Jack Ross – 30’s, gifted lawyer, smart and good at playing whatever game is necessary at the moment
Cpl. Jeffrey Howard – early to mid-20’s, not the sharpest knife in the drawer
Capt. Julius Randolph – 50+, possibly retired, the judge, worked hard to get where he is and demands the respect he know he deserves
Cmdr. Walter Stone – 40+, doctor, not done advancing and willing to compromise to get where he wants to go
