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Auditions Announced for SLOWGIRL at Dayton Theatre Guild

DTGSLOWGIRL by Greg Pierce

Audition dates: Jan 11 & 12, 2016, 7:00 pm

Dayton Theatre Guild
430 Wayne Ave, Dayton, Ohio 45406

Sterling, a former lawyer turned recluse in the Costa Rican jungle, is surprised by the arrival of his 17-year-old niece, Becky, whom he barely knows. She is a talkative high-schooler whose parents sent her out of town for a week of obscurity in the wilderness. Unaccustomed to having constant company, Sterling slowly acquires a sense of Becky’s situation, which is disconcertingly similar to his own retreat from the opinions of others, and both realize their own remorse over moral negligences.

Directed by Rick Flynn
Produced by Kathy Mola

Production dates: Feb 26-Mar 13, 2016

There are two roles in this play. Sterling and Becky.

Sterling is described as mid-aged. That could be 40ish to 60ish. The director is open to the range.

Becky is described as being seventeen. She’s a teenaged girl with a bit of an attitude. She’s got a rough edge.

NOTE: The actress playing Becky doesn’t necessarily have to be seventeen, only able to play seventeen.

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Auditions Announced for MY WAY at Footlighters Inc.

FLI_logoThe Footlighter’s, Inc. is excited to announce auditions for its May 2016 production of MY WAY: A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra.

Auditions will be held on Jan. 17 and 18 from 7pm-9pm, with callbacks being held on Jan. 19, beginning at 7pm. Auditions and callbacks will take place at the Stained Glass Theatre, 802 York St. in Newport, KY.

  • Must prepare 16-32 bars of a song in the style of Frank Sinatra OR you may prepare a Frank Sinatra song that is not “My Way” or “New York, New York.”
  • An accompanist will be provided.
  • Sign up for an audition time here:
    http://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0448aeae2babfc1-audition
  • The show features four adult singers with strong vocal presence and the ability to sing tight harmonies: two women (a soprano and alto) and two men (a tenor and bass).

Ol’ Blue Eyes lives again for a night in this nostalgic song-and-dance revue. “My Way” celebrates the pivotal moments in Sinatra’s life. From the swinging ’40s to the bright lights of Vegas in the ’60s and beyond, MY WAY incorporates songs pulled from throughout the Chairman of the Board’s musical career. The cast of talented singers will perform everyone’s favorite numbers, including “Strangers in the Night,” “I’ve Got You Under My Skin,” “Fly Me to the Moon” and of course, “New York, New York.”

Show dates are May 5-21, 2016.

Producers: Madelyn Setterburg and Clayton Castle

Co-directed by Peggy Kenney and Robert Weidle

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Auditions Announced for GIRLS OF THE GARDEN CLUB at Village Players

VP_logoThe Village Players of Fort Thomas invites you to the auditions for:

GIRLS OF THE GARDEN CLUB
Written by John Patrick

Directed by Amy Hamilton
Produced by Teresa Myers

Audition dates:

  • Sunday, January 24 from 3 – 6pm
  • Monday, January 25 from 7 – 9pm

Callbacks Tuesday, January 26 from 7 – 10pm

The Village Players
Ft. Thomas Woman’s Club (street level)
8 N Fort Thomas Avenue
Fort Thomas, KY 41075
http://www.villageplayers.biz/

Audition Details:  Actors are asked to:

  • Bring a photo and resume, if possible
  • Read from the script
  • Bring schedule conflicts
  • Rehearsals will begin in February/March 2016

Performance dates:  April 22, 23, 24, 28, 29 & 30, 2016

Rhoda Greenleaf lives to garden.  It’s her obsession and her house looks like a jungle.  She’d love to expand her plant collection to a greenhouse behind her home, and husband Vincent remarks that if she’s ever elected president she’ll have a greenhouse – only he didn’t say president of what!

Thanks to Vincent’s comments, Rhoda’s newest passion is seeking the presidency of the local Garden Club, and she’ll do everything she can to achieve her dream.  She plots to oust the long-time president by winning the local flower show. But fate comes up with obstacles to her quest that she must overcome with the help of her Garden Club friends.

Cast Requirements:  The cast consists of a total of 19 roles, 17 women, 2 men.  The ages range from 20s – 60s.

  • Rhoda Greenleaf – An average housewife of an average suburban village.  She is personable and pleasant.  She is obsessed with flowers and very knowledgeable about them.
  • Marigold Greenleaf – Rhoda & Vincent’s daughter, a pretty girl of 16.
  • Cora – Rhoda’s best friend.  An intelligent, forthright and affable mother.
  • Evie – A willowy blond matron with good taste in clothes and make-up.
  • Dora – Evie’s opposite – rather dowdy behind horn-rimmed glasses.  She is most eager to be liked and uses a fixed smile for bait.
  • Birdie Smithers – She looks like a gnome and is equally quixotic.  She wears an ancient hat over her ancient face and her glasses are balanced on the tip of her nose.  Her clothes are early Salvation Army.  Has a hearing aid.
  • Dede Lovewell – Tall, thin and fluttery. She bats her eyelashes a lot.  Wears a beautiful smile.  Screams when excited and talks excessively to flowers.
  • Clara Kimbal – The garden club secretary.  Very organized.  Described by Cora as dreary, dismal, dull, stern, stubborn, opinionated and constipated.  Always correcting other members of the club.  Only grows mint and parsley.  Not that into flowers.
  • Lillybelle Lamont –  The current President of the Garden Club. She is languid, exudes confidence, money and sugar-coated cunning.  She is richly attired, almost flamboyantly.
  • Vincent Greenleaf– a balding man of great weight and weariness
  • Dillson – Cora’s son.  He is 15, shaggy, gangling and sloppily dressed.  He wears rimless glasses and an air of boredom.

The other members of the Garden Club

Ginger, Sophie, Madge, Judi, Bertha, Zelda, Ada, Emily, Celeste, Susan, Stella, Lorraine, Bessie, Vera, Vi, Rita, Francine, Dorothy, Margaret, Angelica, Agnes, Trudi (some roles may be combined)

For additional information, contact the director Amy Hamilton (ahamilton9@earthlink.net)

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Auditions Announced for ALICE IN WONDERLAND at CenterStage Players

CSPOH_logoAuditions: ALICE IN WONDERLAND

CenterStage Players
North College Hill City Center
1500 W. Galbraith Rd. 45231

Website: centerstageplayersinc.com

  • Sunday, January 10 2-4:30pm…actors ages 6-18
  • Sunday, January 24th 2-4:30pm…open to all ages
  • Monday, January 25th 7-9pm…open to all ages

Show Dates: April 1,2,3,7,8,9 2016

Cold readings from the script.
Resume/headshot appreciated, but not necessary

Roles…traditional Lewis Carroll’s menagerie of characters:

  • Alice (casting age range 10-15)
  • White Rabbit (the nervous…a time worry-wart…adult)
  • Doorknob (a kind jokester…the entrance to Wonderland…high school-
  • Tweedle Dee/Tweedle Dum (those silly look-a-likes who recite…adult)
  • Walrus/Carpenter (Portly/thin…they dine on oysters…adult)
  • Caterpillar (Aloof… a condescending questioner…adult)
  • Mock Turtle (a whining sob-story teller…adult)
  • Cheshire Cat (the disappearing, smiling feline who befriends
  • Mad Hatter (Silly…Crazy…adult)
  • March Hare (as Silly…as Crazy…high school/adult)
  • Dormouse (a sleepy-headed rhyming rodent…age 6-middle school)
  • Flowers (Catty…gossipy…critical blooms…females age 6-adult)
  • Cards/Guards (Rose painters…protector of the Queen…middle school-
  • Queen of Hearts (that pompous, bad-tempered tyrant…adult)
  • King of Hearts (the Queen’s wimpy husband…adult)
  • Queen’s followers…(middle school-adult)
  • “Shadow” Actors (dressed in black…they move scenery, handle props,

For further information contact:

Burt McCollom
bmccollom@cinci.rr.com
513-235-8554

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Auditions Announced for THE AMISH PROJECT at CenterStage Players

CSPOH_logoCenterStage Players announces auditions on Tuesday, January 5, 2016 at 6:30pm at the North College Hill City Center, 1500 W. Galbraith Rd.

We will be auditioning actors for the following roles in THE AMISH PROJECT:

  • Eddie Stuckey: The gunman of the schoolhouse shooting, age 33. Non-Amish, killed himself at the end of the attack
  • Amish Boy, age 10-14
  • 4 Amish girls, ages ranging from 6-14
  • America, age 16, Hispanic, pregnant

Auditions will run from 6:30-8:30pm and consist of cold readings from the script. Head shots and resumes are appreciated but not required. Group singing will be required during the show but you won’t be asked to sing during auditions.

THE AMISH PROJECT is a fictional telling of the Nickels Mine, PA schoolhouse shooting in October 2006. A local milkman entered a one-room Amish schoolhouse and after letting the boys and adults go, shot 10 Amish girls, killing 5. In the wake of this horrific event, the Amish community’s only public statement was one of forgiveness for the man who killed their children and compassion for his widow and children.

THE AMISH PROJECT will run May 13-15 and 19-21. Questions? Contact the director, Karen Vanover at karenmdv@aol.com.

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