Falcon is seeking 2 African-American males to fill 2 additional roles in our upcoming production of SPUNK.
The production runs May 20-June 4, 2022. Interested actors should contact Artistic Director, Ted Weil, at tweil@falcontheater.net ASAP to schedule an online audition.
This production includes a stipend for all artists.
NOTE: Due to current COVID-19 safety precautions, all actors are required to be fully vaccinated.
SPUNK by Zora Neale Hurston, adapted by George C. Wolfe
Directed by Candice Handy
Character Descriptions (all roles are written for black actors):
Blues Speak Woman: Narrator and sometimes performer. Sings the Blues.
Guitar Man: Plays guitar and sings the Blues.
Ensemble Men: 3 male actors who play all the roles in the 3 stories told in the play.
Ensemble Female: 1 Female actor who plays all the female roles in the 3 stories.
SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE
Lynn Ann Minges (nee Wuest), of Harrison, passed away on February 17, 2022, at the age of 67. Lynn was born to Richard E. and Gloria M. (nee Raffenberg) Wuest on October 17, 1954, in Cincinnati, Ohio. On April 26, 1975, Lynn married George Stephen Minges. Together they were blessed with 4 children: Sarah, George, Rebecca, and Stephen. Lynn was a true thespian; she acted in the Rivertown Players Theater and sang in VOCE Harrison Community Choir. She also served as treasurer of VOCE Harrison Community Choir. Lynn loved the Cincinnati Reds and was a longtime member of the Rosie Reds. Lynn was very outgoing and fun-loving. She never knew a stranger.
Director Derek Dunavent is excited to announce the cast of BONNIE & CLYDE:
Behind the Curtain Cincinnati 