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Auditions Announced for MOMUS AND APHRODITE at CenterStage Players

CSPOH_logoCenterStage Players and director Chris Lee are pleased to announce auditions for the world premiere of the new comedy, MOMUS AND APHRODITE.

Audition are Monday & Tuesday, Jan. 6 & 7 from 7-9pm

Lockland Senior HS auditorium (Door # 10)
249 W. Forrer, Cincinnati 45215

No roles have been pre-cast. Cold readings from the script.  Copies of the script can be sent electronically by request.

For additional information contact Producer Burt McCollum at 513.235.8554 or bmmccollom@cinci.rr.com OR Director Chris Lee at 513.615.6976 or rchris7@me.com.

MOMUS AND APHRODITE show dates are March 13-15 and 20-22
Rehearsals begin Mon, Jan. 13.

Lockland Senior HS auditorium (Door # 10)
249 W. Forrer, Cincinnati 45215

MOMUS AND APHRODITE is an original comedy by local playwright Fred Rothzeid.

Aphrodite, Goddess of Beauty, Pleasure and Love is informed by Momus, God of Criticism, Satire and Blame that to remain a goddess she must find a man willing to ‘die for her’. Will she succeed? Does love conquer all? More importantly, can two Greek gods find happiness in small town America?

Characters:

  • Momus…..God of Criticism, Satire and Blame
  • Aphrodite…..Goddess of Beauty, Pleasure and Love
  • Herc (Harold)…..Attractive man about 30
  • Man #1…..middle aged
  • Man #2…..20’s to 40’s
  • Bartender
  • Jim(The Mayor)…middle aged or older
  • Sally (Mayor’s Wife) middle aged or older
  • Greek Chorus (6 to 8 people; may be doubled with other small roles)

 

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Auditions Announced for SEUSSICAL at Inspiring Arts Productions

IAP_logoDo you like to sing and dance?
Come, audition! Take a chance!
We will be casting students in 3rd through 12th grade ​for our spring musical, SEUSSICAL!

Auditions will be held by appointment
December 10 and 12, 2019, at Life Church West Chester.
Audition appointments are made on the audition form below.

​Callbacks will be Saturday, December 14, at Life Church West Chester.

Expectations for the cast (word.doc)

Performances will be at Parrish Auditorium
(Miami University in Hamilton)

  • Thursday, March 26 at 7pm
  • Friday, March 27 at 2pm
  • Friday, March 27 at 7pm
  • Saturday, March 28 at 2pm
  • Saturday, March 28 at 7pm
  • Sunday, March 29 at 3pm

Rehearsals begin January 4, 2020, and will be scheduled on Tues/Thurs between 4p and 9pm, and Saturdays between noon and 4pm. Not every actor will be called for the entirety of every rehearsal.

NO conflicts will be accepted during tech week.

How to Audition

  1. Prepare your audition ​
    SINGING – **You may sing a cappella or provide your own track. We will have speakers available.**

    For students in 3rd-4th grade: Please sing the one-minute portion (app. from 1:05-2:04) of “Oh the Thinks You Can Think” found in the YouTube clip.

    For students in 5th-12th grade: Please perform 1-2 minutes of any upbeat Broadway song (may include any song from SEUSSICAL).

    If you would like to be considered for Cat in the Hat, Jojo, Gertrude, Horton, Mayzie, or the Kangaroo, please also plan to perform one minute of that character’s song.

    MONOLOGUE
    ALL students–regardless of age–should prepare one monologue from the monologue sheet (Word doc). Memorize it and perform it with all the seuss-ish dramatical flair you can muster!

  2. Fill out and submit the theater form (online form).
    Fill it out as completely as possible, noting all conflicts and giving us as much info as you can!

    NOTE:
    ONLY conflicts noted on this form will be considered excused absences once the show is cast!! It is very important that you are thorough. Please read the conflict portion of the theater form VERY CAREFULLY and fill it out completely.
    ALL tech week rehearsals are mandatory!!

    CALLBACKS
    Please keep Saturday, December 14, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm open!
    We might need to see some actors again after the initial auditions. Most will not need to be present the full time.
    If we would like to see you dance or hear you sing again, you will be notified by noon on Friday, December 13.

Still have a question? Email us directly at Admin@InspiringArtsProductions.com

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Auditions Announced for THE ART OF DINING at Mariemont Players

mpi_logoShow Title: The Art of Dining By: Tina Howe

Director: Laura Berkemeier 

Synopsis: Cal and Ellen are the owners and sole staff of a small, elegant gourmet restaurant. Cal’s main preoccupation is paying back the $75,000 it cost to start it up, and that means packing in the customers. Chef Ellen is preoccupied with the food’s quality and stopping Cal from sampling the ingredients. The diners act out their own private dramas over dinner and their conversations are exquisite burlesques of contemporary attitudes. There’s a sensual middle aged couple who go into paroxysms of ecstasy just reading the menu and then there’s three crass chic young career women. Finally, there’s Elizabeth, a maladroit, shy and neurotic writer who’s dining with her prospective publisher. Her actions and conversation are unintentionally hilarious and a delicious example of how not to act and what not to talk about while dining. 

Auditions: Monday, February 10 at 7pm, Wednesday, February 12 at 7pm,

Thursday, February 13 at 7pm – call backs if needed. Auditions will be held at the Walton Creek Theatre at 4101 Walton Creek Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45227.  Please reserve your time via this link: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/4090D44AFAB2FA2FE3-theart 

Audition Requirements: If available, bring headshot and resume. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. 

Rehearsal times: Times will be finalized based on actor availability, however, the likely schedule will be rehearsals on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays from 7pm-9:30pm at the Walton Creek Theatre. Rehearsals would begin on March 30th. Actors must be available for photos on April 5th at 7pm and for the entirety of Tech week which will be Sunday, May 3rd through opening on Friday, May 8th. 

Production Dates: Friday, May 8th @ 8pm, Saturday, May 9th @ 8pm, Sunday, May 10th @ 2pm, Thursday, May 14th @ 7:30pm, Friday, May 15th @ 8pm, Saturday, May 16th @ 8pm, Sunday, May 17th @ 2pm and 7pm, Thursday, May 21st @ 7:30pm, Friday, May 22nd @ 8pm, Saturday, May 23rd @ 3pm and 8pm, Sunday, May 24th @ 2pm. 

Description of Characters: 3m, 6f

  • ELLEN – co-owner and chef extraordinaire of The Golden Carrousel, mid 30’s.
  • CAL – co-owner and supple head waiter of The Golden Carrousel, Ellen’s husband, mid 30’s.
  • HANNAH GALT – beautifully dressed and hungry, mid to late 40’s.
  • PAUL GALT – beautifully dressed and hungrier, mid to late 40’s.
  • ELIZABETH BARROW COLT – exceedingly shy and nearsighted. A writer, in her early 30’s, afraid of food.
  • HERRICK SIMMONS – enthusiastic and a good eater, early 30’s.
  • NESSA VOX – easily upset and a more neurotic eater, early 30’s.
  • TONY STASSIO – perpetually on a diet and miserable, early 30’s.
  • DAVID OSSLOW – the head of his own publishing company, successful, at ease, son and husband of good cooks, mid 50’s and in top shape.

Any questions please reach out to Patricia Mullins (patricia.n.mullins@gmail.com) or Kristen Vincenty (kvincenty23@gmail.com).

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Auditions Announced for PROOF at Troy Civic Theatre

TROY_logoDirector Niccole SueAnn Wallace is seeking two women, ages mid to late 20s to early 30s, and two men, one late 20s and one mid to late 50s, for our third production, the drama PROOF by David Auburn.

Auditions are Monday and Tuesday, December 16th and 17th, at 7:00 pm, at the Barn in the Park, and will consist of cold readings from the scipt. The show runs March 6-8, 13-15, 2020.

Characters:

  • Catherine – mid 20s, mathematical genius struggling to cope with her own mental health and the loss of her father
  • Robert – mid to late 50s, Catherine’s father, he was considered one of the most brilliant mathematicians, struggled with mental illness in his later years
  • Hal – late 20s – former graduate student under Robert, while searching through Robert’s journals, Hal finds a paradigm-shifting proof about prime numbers that could change the math world
  • Claire – late 20s to early 30s – Catherine’s older sister, she is worried about her sister during and after their father’s funeral, and wants Catherine to move to New York with her

Please note, the characters of Hal and Catherine will need to kiss onstage.

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Auditions Announced for TUCK EVERLASTING at Acting Up

ACTUP-logoSign Up here: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/9040e4facaf29a13-auditions12

Details:

Who: Anyone 6-18 years old (and still in high school)

When: Auditions will take place Monday, December 2 or Tuesday, December 3, 6:30-9:00 pm. Your entire audition will take about 45 minutes. Callbacks (for those requested) will be on Thursday, December 5.

Where: Acting Up Mason, 108 E. Church St, Mason, OH 45040

Show Info: What would you do if you had all eternity?
Eleven-year-old Winnie Foster yearns for a life of adventure beyond her white picket fence, but not until she becomes unexpectedly entwined with the Tuck Family does she get more than she could have imagined. When Winnie learns of the magic behind the Tuck’s unending youth, she must fight to protect their secret from those who would do anything for a chance at eternal life. As her adventure unfolds, Winnie faces an extraordinary choice: return to her life, or continue with the Tucks on their infinite journey. Based on best-selling children’s classic by Natalie Babbitt and adapted for the stage by Claudia Shear and Tim Federle, Tuck Everlasting features a soaring score from Chris Miller and Nathan Tysen.

What to prepare and bring:

  • Song: Be prepared to perform 32 measures (no longer than 1 minute) of any song that highlights your voice. This should be a Broadway-type song. You should sing with karaoke-type music (no vocals) on your phone, iPod, or CD. There will not be an accompanist.
  • Monologue: You should perform a monologue no longer than 1 minute that demonstrates your acting ability (you may be cut off).
  • Dress to dance: A short piece of choreography will be taught and performed as part of the audition process.
  • Audition Form: Found on our database at ActingUpdb.com. Please create an account and enter all your information, including conflicts. If you already have an account, DO NOT create a new one, but make sure to update your information before printing. Bring a printed copy of the audition form, including your conflicts list, with you to your audition. Please make sure that ALL of your CONFLICTS are listed in the database and printed with your form. ALL conflicts must be reported at auditions.
  • Photo: Bring a recent photo that looks like you, that you do not need to be returned. No need at all for professional photos, a selfie is fine. It is merely to help the casting board recall who is who.
  • Schedule: Rehearsals will begin in early January, and are expected to be Monday-Thursday 6:30-9:00pm and Sundays 2:00-5:00pm. Not all actors will be called to every rehearsal. Performances will be April 3-5 at the Mason Middle School Theater.

Who’s Directing?: TUCK EVERLASTING will be directed by Brent Peebles, with assistant director Brahm Corstanje. Music Direction by Jeanne Bilyeu.

Questions and more information at ActingUp.com or email ActingUp@ActingUp.com.

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