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Auditions Announced for MCKENNA’S CHOICE at St. Paul Players

SPP_logoOpen Auditions

MCKENNA’S CHOICE
A Drama in Two Acts by Ev Miller

4 Men and 4 Women

Audition Dates:

  • Sunday January 6th, at 2:00 pm
  • Tuesday January 8th at 7:00 pm

All Auditions at St Paul Lutheran Church – 106 Maple St, Reading, Ohio 45215 513.324.8304.

Enter from Willow St. Parking Lot

Performance Dates:

  • Wednesday March 20, 2019 at 6:15pm
  • Friday March 22, 2019 at 6:15pm
  • Saturday March 23, 2019 at 6:15pm
  • Sunday March 24, 2019 at 12:15pm

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Auditions Announced for TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD at Dayton Playhouse

DPH_logoJan. 21 & 22 from 7-9pm

Dayton Playhouse
1301 E Siebenthaler Ave
Dayton, Ohio 45414

Directed by Matthew Smith
Produced by Brian Sharp

Those auditioning will be asked to read from the script. Please bring all conflicts.

All roles available. Director is open to non traditional casting.

Performance dates are March 8-17.

Visit www.DaytonPlayhouse.com for more information.

Character Descriptions with PLAYABLE age range:

  • Jean Louis Finch (Scout) (8-11) a young girl
  • Jem (12-14) her brother
  • Atticus (45-55) their father
  • Calpurnia (30-50) an African-American housekeeper
  • Maudie Atkinson (30-50) neighbor
  • Stephanie Crawford (30-50) neighbor
  • Mrs. Dubose (60+) neighbor
  • Nathan Radley (35-55) neighbor
  • Arthur Radley (Boo) (30-45) neighbor
  • Dill (8-11) a young boy
  • Heck Tate (45+) the sheriff
  • Judge Taylor (45+) the judge
  • Reverend Sykes (30+) an African-American minister
  • Mayella Ewell (18-22) a young woman
  • Bob Ewell (40-55) her father
  • Walter Cunningham (40+) a farmer
  • Mr. Gilmer (30+) Public prosecutor
  • Tom Robinson (25-35) a young African-American man
  • Clerk (20-50) clerk of the court
  • Townspeople (all ages)

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Auditions Announced for TITANIC at Queen City Productions

QCP_logoQueen City Productions will be holding auditions for their spring musical, TITANIC. TITANIC tells the story of the “unsinkable” ship as she takes her maiden voyage. With gorgeous, soaring music, the show focuses on the people of every class who took that fateful trip and the fates that befell them. This show is an amazing ensemble piece with many featured roles for men and women of all ages.

Auditions will be:

  • Saturday, January 12th from 12:00-4:00pm
  • Sunday, January 13th from 12:00-4:00pm

Invited Callbacks will be:
Sunday, January 13th from 6:00-9:00pm

Auditions and Callbacks will be held at Theatre 42.

Auditionees should be at least 8 years of age to audition. Please prepare a song in the musical theater style that showcases your vocal talent and your personality. You can sing acapella or you may bring an accompaniment track to sing with. There will also be a dance audition.

Rehearsals are tentatively scheduled for Tuesdays, Fridays and Sundays beginning in February.

Show dates will be April 12th-April 15th, opening the day Titanic set sail 107 years ago and closing the day it sank.

To schedule an audition or if you are interested in being part of the orchestra for this show, please email queencityproductions@yahoo.com.

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Auditions for VIOLET at Dare to Defy Productions

D2D_logoGENERAL AUDITIONS  & CALLBACKS
JANUARY 5, 2019

LOCATION
The audition location will be provided with your audition packet. For materials contact norgaard@dare2defy.org.

HAVE PREPARED

  • We will be working with materials from the show. You will not need to prepare your own music.​
  • To receive callback materials, please send your headshot/resume to norgaard@dare2defy.org.

VIOLET SHOW DATES
The PNC Arts Annex
March 13 – 23, 2019

REHEARSALS
Tentative rehearsal start date January 28, 2019
Rehearsals will be Mon – Thurs evenings | Some Saturdays.

​​PLEASE NOTE

  • Please provide a list of all known conflicts at your audition.
  • Everyone will not be called to all rehearsals.
  • All roles are paid non-union.

VIOLET CASTING
All roles are available and we are seeking one female to play early teens and 10 adults of any age and ethnicity. Please see casting breakdown below.

  • VIOLET – Female, 20s-early 30s, mezzo
    A young North Carolina woman whose face was scarred in a childhood accident. She is stubborn and prickly but filled with equal parts hope and obsession that she may heal and be made beautiful.
  • FLICK – Male, 20-early 30s, bari-tenor
    African-American soldier; a dreamer and go-getter. There is something gentle, good about him, not to be interpreted or confused with weakness or lack of authority.
  • MONTY – Male, early-mid 20s, tenor
    A paratrooper and Flick’s friend from basic training. Rough around the edges. Self-consumed, but not necessarily purposefully so. Likes being the center of attention.
  • FATHER – Male, 20s-40s, baritone
    A simple, widowed man who lovingly raises his daughter alone doing the best he can with the little knowledge and resources he has to do so. Stern but friendly, smart but uneducated. Accidentally scars Violet’s face while he is chopping wood.
  • YOUNG VI – Female, to play convincingly 11-15, mezzo
    Not quite as guarded or prickly as her older self, but still tough and stubborn. She has a keen curiosity and the rough edges of being brought up solely by her father.
  • GOSPEL SOLOIST – Female, any age, mezzo
    A member of the volunteer choir that sings for the Preacher’s telecast. Sings for God with passion and power. African-American. Actor doubles as Landlady and Woman Knitting.
  • OLD LADY – Female, any age, alto/mezzo
    A former beauty in her heyday. Staunch, tired and frustrated with life. Actor doubles as Hotel Hooker and Old Lady 2.
  • PREACHER – Male, 30-40 yrs old, bari-tenor
    An impassioned, theatrical man who preaches with all the bravado he can muster. Once had a true healing touch but has lost it in his quest to become a showman. Dismissive and egotistical. Actor doublings include Bus Drive, Rufus, Radio Singer, and Bus Driver 4.
  • ADDITIONAL ROLES – Male/Female – any age
    All types, gender, ages, and ethnicities. Roles include Radio Hall Singer, Billy Dean, Virgil, bus drivers, a waiter, members of the gospel choir, passengers on the bus, etc. ​​

AUDITIONING
To receive callback materials, please send your headshot/resume to norgaard@dare2defy.org

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Auditions Announced for FIX ME, JESUS at Middletown Lyric Theatre

MLT_logoSun, Jan. 13 at 4-6pm
Mon, Jan. 14 at 7-8:15pm

1530 Central Ave, Middletown, Ohio 45044

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
Cold Reading form the script

PRODUCTION DATES:

  • APRIL 5, 6, 12 at 8:00 pm
  • APRIL 13th at 3:00 pm & 8:00 pm

REHEARSAL AND PRODUCTION WEEK COMMITMENT:
Rehearsals begin: March 3
Production Week: March 30 – April 4
Once the show is cast and we have everyone’s conflicts, etc. We will build a rehearsal schedule that will hopefully work for all involved.

CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS:
Ages are reference points if you think you can pull of the recommended age than please auditions.

  • Annabell Armstrong: Female, late 20’s early 30’s
    Attractive, intelligent, socialite with political ambitions who dreams of making a difference.
  • Young Annabell: Female, 10
    intelligent, precocious, able to do a Texas accent.
  • Annabell’s Mother: Female, mid 30’s to early 40’s
    very attractive, vulnerable, struggling to save her own marriage as well as please her uncompromisingly conservative mother.
  • Annabell’s Grandmother: Female, late 50’s to mid-60’s vigorous, resolute, dressed in black, staunch conservative Texas matriarch determined to maintain her family’s social and political power, right or wrong.
  • Mrs. Craig: Female, Early to mid-50’s
    a long-time sales clerk at Neiman Marcus who always manages to provide a nurturing atmosphere for her stressed-out clients.
  • Dr. Maxwell Feld: Male, late 40’s to mid-50’s attractive, a “pull no punches” New York Jewish psychiatrist struggling with his own marriage and his place in Texas society, a fish out of water.

ABOUT THE SHOW:
In a Dallas Texas, Neiman Marcus changing room, on the most important day of her life, Annabelle Armstrong frantically searches for the perfect dress. A rising star in the Texas Democratic Party, Annabelle is trapped in the Reagan eighties. Her political career, love affair, finances, and family relations are in crisis; and strong-minded characters from her past begin to appear from behind the changing room mirror. FIX ME, JESUS is a dark comedy—the hilarious, timely, and poignant story of a woman who finds herself at the epicenter of history and politics, struggling for personal independence and social justice against the lifelong theft of her own power

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