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Auditions Announced for IRENA’S VOW at The Angelico Project

Auditions will take place September 25 and 26 from 6:30pm-9:30pm at St. Monica St. George Newman Center.

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Auditions: Prepare a 1-minute dramatic monologue (no Shakespeare) of your choosing and one of the IRENA’S VOW monologues – click here to access.  You need only to show up on one of the audition nights. A free read of IRENA’S VOW can be found at www.playscripts.com.

Calendar:  Please plan to be at each of the following rehearsals, Load-in and shows.  We reserve the right to restructure a rehearsal, which will be communicated well before the rehearsal, but you should still mark your calendar for each of these dates. The Aronoff Load-in (dress rehearsals) and show nights/matinee are mandatory and cannot be altered or changed. If you know you are unavailable for load-in and show dates & times, please do not audition.

Actor stipends, for time and travel, will be offered.

2024

  • September 25-26 – 6:30-9:30pm – Auditions
  • October 2, 2024 – 7-9pm – Online Read thru (Please read a couple times prior)
  • October 23, 2024 – 7-9pm – Online Second Read (listening for some character)
  • November 12, 14, 19, 21 – 6:30-9:30pm – In-person (St. Monica / St. George or Fairfield)
  • December 3, 5, 10, 12, 17 & 19 – 6:30-9:30pm – In-person (St. Monica / St. George or Fairfield)

2025

  • January 4, 2025 – 9-4pm – Fairfield High School
  • January 6 – 9, 2025 – 6:30 – 9:30pm – In-person (St. Monica / St. George or Fairfield) [Know that I will make the best use of your time and not over rehearse if not needed]
  • January 15 & 16, 2025 – 5:30-11pm – Load-in and dress rehearsal at Aronoff
  • January 17, 2025 – Show 5:30pm call – 7:00 show
  • January 18, 2025 – Show 12pm call & 5:30 call – 2:00 & 7:00 show

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2024-2025 Season Announced by Sinclair Community College Theatre

ALICE BY HEART
Oct. 11-19, 2024

‘TWAS: A Holiday Musical
Dec. 19-22, 2024

William Shakespeare’s
THE TEMPEST
March 28-April 5, 2025

For more information visit www.sinclair.edu/student-life/arts-culture/theatre-productions/

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Auditions Announced for CaBOOret at SingOut Cincy

Auditions will take place on Saturday, October 5 and Monday, October 7 at the Cincinnati Ballet (Gilbert Avenue Studio – 1801 Gilbert Avenue, Cincinnati, OH 45202).

More information about how to sign up can be found at https://www.singoutcincy.com/cabooretaudition.html

CaBOOret is a celebration of all things Halloween (aka queer Christmas). The vibe will be spooky, sultry, and, like all things SingOUT Cincy, very queer!

Singers will be paid $100 for 1 rehearsal the week before CaBOOret, 1 sound check on October 30, and the performance of 2-3 songs aligned with the theme. CaBOOret is on Wednesday, October 30 at 7pm at Somerhaus. Performers must be 16 or older.

Please prepare 2 complete songs that fit your visions of the Halloween season. Bring sheet music, an accompanist will be provided. Self-accompaniment is also fine (piano, guitar, bring us whatever you’ve got)! No tracks, please.

Video submissions are also welcome. Please email singout@singoutcincy.com if the audition dates don’t work for you and you’d like to submit video audition materials.

Please contact singout@singoutcincy.com with any questions.

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Auditions Announced for WINTER WONDERETTES at Greater Hamilton Civic Theatre

WINTER WONDERETTES

Directed by Chris Beiser & Sue Combs
Choreographed by Chris Beiser
Vocal Directed by Sue Combs
Produced by Barb and Jane Winkler

Monday, October 7th , 6:30 pm
Tuesday, October 8th , 6:30 pm

Audition Location:
Creative Center at the Palace
215 South 3rd Street
Hamilton, OH 45011

Performance Dates:
December 5-8, 2024

Audition Requirements:
Please prepare a song that shows your range. An accompanist will be provided or you can provide your own. All adults 18 and up are welcome to audition. Please note: the cast consists of only 4 women. Please bring a list of conflicts from Friday, October 11 through Friday, November 24. Tech week is December 1-December 4, 2024.

Cast Requirements:
Missy: Always the over-achiever of the group, Missy has now blossomed into a full-fledged adult over-achiever. She is an elementary school teacher with cat-eye glasses. She has recently returned from her honeymoon with her new husband Bill, an audience member. She controls the evening’s events, even when Betty Jean is in charge: Missy is the one to cover for mistakes, and is always ready to jump in and save the day. She has an inner-sexiness (even slightly kinky) that comes out every once-in-a-while, much to her surprise and embarrassment. She has been best friends with Suzy since elementary school. She wears orange. (Soprano with belt. Range: F#3–A5)

Cindy Lou: Cindy Lou is the “bad girl” of the group, now reformed (to a point). She is sexy with a dry and sassy wit, and has a miles-high jet-black beehive, a cross between the Ronettes and early Priscilla Presley. She has a tattoo on her left upper arm that reads “Billy Ray,” her boyfriend who passed away a few years back (from The Marvelous Wonderettes). Until that time it seemed that things always went her way, making Betty Jean crazy. She has an incredible soft side and inner depth, revealed in her Act II monologue and ballad. She wears pink. (Mezzo Soprano with belt— sings lead vocal line on most group songs. Range: A3–E5)

Suzy: Suzy is happy-go-lucky, a little giddy, a little silly, and a little pregnant. She’s always willing to go along with anyone and anything, and she seems to giggle at just about anything. She finds great pleasure in everything she does; the sillier it is, the more fun she finds it. Her pregnancy has brought out her attention-deficit disorder, and she reverts to her childhood on the drop of a dime. She is married to Ritchie, her high-school sweetheart, who is running the lights for the performance. Her honey-blond hair is reminiscent of early Marlo Thomas/”That Girl.” Her best friend is Missy. She wears blue. (Mezzo/Alto with big belt. Range: C#3–E5)

Betty Jean: Betty Jean is the self-anointed clown of the group, always vying for attention from her best friend Cindy Lou. She loves that she is in finally in charge of the group, if only for this one performance. She has worked at Harper’s Hardware since High School and is now in Corporate Sales, a fact she’s very proud of. After a few tumultuous years, she married her high-school boyfriend Johnny, who also used to work at Harper’s Hardware. We learn that they have recently separated for good. She has a strength that belies her goofiness. This strength is what gives her empathy; she has no “poor me” in her attitude. This pays off in her Act I closing song. Her hair is red/auburn. She wears green. (Strong Alto with big belt. Range: D3­–Eb5)

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OUT CRY Runs Oct. 12-20

OUT CRY
Oxford Area Community Theatre
Oct. 12-20
Oxford Community Arts Center

Directed by Mike McVey

OUT CRY is set in an empty, run down theatre in an unspecified location.  Siblings Felice and Clare discover that the acting company that they have been directing and touring with has abandoned them for nonpayment of salaries. Deserted and penniless, the two are left to perform a play by themselves without complete set, costume, and props. They must deliver a spectacular performance despite their own insecurities. They are literally playing for their lives. This play is achingly plaintive, amusingly combative, and wildly humorous. Williams believed that this was, “My most beautiful play since Streetcar the very heart of my life.” As with all of Tennessee Williams’ plays, his characters are isolated, flawed, and always fragilely human.

  • Sat, Oct. 12 at 7:30pm
  • Sun, Oct. 13 at 2pm
  • Fri-Sat, Oct. 18-19 at 7:30pm
  • Sun, Oct. 20 at 2pm

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