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July 7, 2015 · 3:44 pm

The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati’s 2015-2016 Mainstage Season Auditions

TCT_logoCINCINNATI: Children ages 9-17 and adults 18+ may email auditions@thechildrenstheatre.com to make an audition appointment. Please share your name, your age (or child’s age if you are under 18), phone number, and preferred audition date and time. Auditions (except for our Kenwood Towne Centre auditions on August 20) and Callbacks are held at our offices located at 5020 Oaklawn Drive, Cincinnati OH 45227. Auditions are by appointment only.

AUDITION DAYS AND TIMES:

  • THURSDAY, AUGUST 20 — Appointments available from 1 PM to 4 PM at Kenwood Towne Centre
  • FRIDAY, AUGUST 21 — Appointments available from 6 PM to 9 PM at The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati offices
  • SATURDAY, AUGUST 22 — Appointments available from 10 AM to 5 PM at The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati offices
  • SUNDAY, AUGUST 23 — Appointments available from 1 PM to 5 PM at The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati offices

INVITED CALLBACKS:

  • MONDAY, AUGUST 24 — “Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.” Callback (dance and read) 6 PM to 10 PM
  • TUESDAY, AUGUST 25 — “A Charlie Brown Christmas” Callback (dance and read) 6 PM to 10 PM
  • WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26 – “Snow White and the Dancing Dwarfs” Callback (dance and read) 6 PM to 10 PM
  • THURSDAY, AUGUST 27 — “Shrek the Musical JR.” Callback (dance and read) 6 PM to 10 PM

YOU SHOULD PREPARE:

  • A memorized monologue (1 minute MAX). It should showcase your range of dramatic ability keeping in mind the type of production for which you are auditioning. Please remember this is theater for young audiences.
  • A memorized song that best shows your vocal range. (1 minute MAX). Remember your PIANO SHEET MUSIC for your song. An accompanist will be provided. The sheet music MUST have the piano part, not just the vocal line.
  • You may be asked to show us your dance ability, so come prepared. Wear appropriate shoes. No flip flops. Wear appropriate dance clothes please.
  • Please bring a RECENT 8×10 headshot and UPDATED performance resume.
  • Please plan to arrive at least 10-15 minutes ahead of your appointment to fill out paperwork. If we are ahead of schedule, you may audition early.
  • Due to concentrated rehearsal periods, we ask that you don’t have any conflicts during rehearsals. In an effort to best facilitate all rehearsal times, all those auditioning will be asked to list all conflicts at the time of the audition. Please take note of when rehearsals begin and bring your calendar with you to the audition.
  • Auditions and Callbacks are held at our offices located at 5020 Oaklawn Drive, Cincinnati OH 45227. Auditions are by appointment only.

2015-2016 SEASON CASTING INFORMATION

Disney’s The Little Mermaid JR.
Lyrics by Howard Ashman and Glenn Slater Music by Alan Menken.
Book by Doug Wright.
Based on the Hans Christian Andersen Story and the Disney Film produced by Howard Ashman & John Musker and written & directed by John Musker and Ron Clements.

In a magical underwater kingdom, the beautiful young mermaid Ariel longs to leave her ocean home – and her fins – behind and be part of the world above. But first she’ll defy her father King Triton, make a deal with the evil sea witch Ursula, and convince the handsome Prince Eric that she’s the girl with the enchanting voice that he has been seeking.

Rehearsals begin: September 14 – October 10 (Monday–Thursday 6:30 PM-9 PM, Saturday 10AM-4 PM) MANDATORY TECH in the Taft Theatre: October 13, 14 and 15 from 11 AM to 9 PM.

Performances run October 16-25, 2015 with MORNING performances during school days, and afternoon and evening performances on weekends.

Male Roles: (9)

  • Prince Eric: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Portrays age 18-25. A Prince who would rather explore the ocean than govern a kingdom.
  • Sailors/ Gulls / Under the Sea Chorus / Lagoon Animals/ Chefs / Ensemble/: (3 Singer, Actor, Dancer, Puppeteers) Portrays a variety of Sea Creatures, Sailors, and Townsfolk.
  • Grimsby: (Actor, Singer) Portrays 50-60 years old. Prince Eric’s Valet
  • Pilot/Chef Louis: (Singer, Actor, Dancer) Portrays 29-40 years old. Driver of Prince Eric’s Ship/ Prince Eric’s Chef. Sings the Opening Number and Les Poissons.
  • King Triton (Actor, Singer, Mover) Portrays 40-50 years old. King of the ocean. Iconic look. Fit, strong, stern, but had a soft spot for his daughters.
  • Scuttle: (Actor, Singer, Mover) 25-40 year-old male portraying a zany seagull and self-proclaimed expert on humans.
  • Sebastian: (Singer, Actor, Mover) 25-45 year-old male portraying an anxious crab/court composer for King Triton.

Female Roles (9)

  • Ariel: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Portrays 18-20 years old. A mermaid who longs to be a human.
  • Mer-sisters / Princesses / Lagoon Animals / Under the Sea Chorus/ Ensemble: (6 singer, Actor, Dancer, Puppeteers) Portrays 15-25 years old. Ariel’s sisters.
  • Carlotta/ Under the Sea Chorus / Ensemble: (Actor, Singer, Mover, Puppeteer) Portrays 50-60 years old. Headmistress in Prince Eric’s Palace
  • Ursula: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Portrays 40-50 years old. The Sea Witch with a vendetta.
  • Non-Gender Specific Roles (10)
  • Flounder: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Child with an expressive character voice. Ariel’s young rambunctious best friend.
  • The Seahorse/ Under the Sea Chorus / Lagoon Animal/Ensemble: (Singer, Actor, Dancer, Puppeteer) Child with a cute character voice. The Herald of King Triton’s Court.
  • Flotsam & Jetsam: (2 dancer, Actor. Singer, Acrobats) Electric Eels, and Ursula’s sidekicks.
  • Ursula’s Tentacle Puppeteers/ Lagoon Animals/ Under the Sea Chorus: (6 Singer, Actor, Mover/ Puppeteers)

A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS
By Charles M. Schulz.
Based on the television special by Bill Melendez and Lee Mendelson.
Stage adaptation by Eric Schaeffer.
By special arrangement with Arthur Whitelaw and Ruby Persson.

Bring your family and celebrate Christmas with our live rendition of your favorite holiday special! Don’t let the hustle and bustle of the holidays get you down – Charlie Brown and the rest of the Peanuts gang are here to remind us all about what’s most important during this Yuletide season. 2015 marks the 50th anniversary of the animated television special, A Charlie Brown Christmas.

Rehearsals begin: October 26- November 25 (Monday – Thursday 6:30 PM-9 PM, Saturday 10 AM-4 PM) Additional rehearsal on Sunday November 29th due to Thanksgiving MANDATORY TECH in the Taft Theatre: December 1, 2 and 3 from 11 AM to 9 PM. Performances run December 4-13, 2015 with MORNING performances during school days, and afternoon and evening performances on weekends.

  • Charlie Brown: (Actor, Singer) portrays age: young boy
  • Snoopy: (Actor, Mover) Portray age: Dog. Must have a great since of comedic timing.
  • Lucy: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young girl. Self-assured, somewhat bossy friend to Charlie Brown
  • Linus: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young boy. Best friend of Charlie Brown
  • Pig Pen: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young boy. Friend of Charlie Brown. Part of the gang.
  • Frieda: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young girl. Part of the gang. Lovely red head very proud of her curls
  • Schroeder: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: Young boy. Part of the gang. Plays the toy piano and love interest of Lucy
  • Violet: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young girl. Part of the gang
  • Sally: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young girl. Charlie Brown’s Sister in love with Linus
  • Patty: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young girl. Part of the gang. known as Peppermint Patty
  • Shermy: (Actor, Singer) Portray age: young boy. Part of the Gang

The ability to ice skate is a plus for all characters

SNOW WHITE AND THE DANCING DWARFS
Story and book by Ken Jones.
Music by Jamey Strawn.
Lyrics by Christine Jones.

Did you know that Snow White’s Dwarfs are amazing dancers? Come see for yourselves as the classic Brothers Grimm fairy tale of Snow White, her evil stepmother, the all-knowing mirror and the handsome (but not-too-brainy) prince, step their way back into your hearts and imagination. This is a world-premiere production you don’t want to miss!

Rehearsals begin: January 11- February 6 (Monday – Thursday 6:30 PM -9 PM, Saturday 10 AM-4 PM) MANDATORY TECH in the Taft Theatre: February 9, 10, 11 from 11 AM to 9 PM.

Performances run February 12-21, 2016 with MORNING performances during school days, and afternoon and evening performances on weekends.

  • The Mirror: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Serves as the narrator. Menacing but also funny.
  • Queen Tempestula/The Peddler/The Witch: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Incredibly vain and very evil.
  • Snow White: (Actor, Singer, Dancer): Kind and loving toward all people and creatures. Strong and smart.
  • The Huntsman/Prince Thomas: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dashing, strong and obedient as The Huntsman. Handsome, funny, and self-absorbed as Prince Thomas.
  • The Guards: (Dancers)

The Seven Dancing Dwarfs:

  • Waltzie: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dances the waltz, British, the boss.
  • Jiggles: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dances the jig (River Dance), Irish, worried but charming.
  • Tango: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dances the tango or salsa, Spanish, fiery and passionate.
  • Polkie: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dances the polka, German, strong and direct.
  • Tutu: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dances the ballet, French, delicate and beautiful.
  • Boots: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Dances the line dance, U.S. (Texas), loud and pushy.
  • Tapper: (Actor, Singer, Dancer) Is a tap dancer, Silent (mute), thoughtful and sweet.
  • Animals: These are puppets or groups of puppets. Please note any puppetry experience on your audition form.

SHREK THE MUSICAL JR.
Based on the DreamWorks Animation Motion Picture and the book by William Steig. Book and Lyrics by David Lindsay-Abaire.
Music by Jeanine Tesori.
Originally produced on Broadway by DreamWorks Theatricals and Neal Street Productions.
Original production directed by Jason Moore and Rob Ashford.
“I’m a Believer” by Neil Diamond.

In a faraway kingdom, the green ogre Shrek finds his swamp invaded by banished fairytale misfits, runaways who’ve been cast off by Lord Farquaad, a tiny terror with big ambitions. When Shrek sets off with a wise-cracking donkey to confront Farquaad, he’s handed a task – if he rescues feisty Princess Fiona from the Dragon-guarded tower, his swamp will be returned to him.

Rehearsals begin: February 29- April 2 (Monday – Thursday 6:30 PM -9 PM, Saturday 10 AM-4 PM)

MANDATORY TECH in the Taft Theatre: April 5, 6 and 7 from 11 AM to 9 PM.

Performances run April 8-17, 2016 with MORNING performances during school days, and afternoon and evening performances on weekends.

  • Shrek: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Adult Male High Baritone, a stinky Ogre that wants to be left alone
  • Donkey: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Adult Male High Baritone, annoying friend of Shrek’s
  • Mama Ogre, Mama Bear, Dragon Puppeteer, Duloc Performer: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Adult Female Portray 30 -40 Soprano
  • Baby Bear, Duloc Performer: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Child Soprano
  • Shoemaker’s Elf, Duloc Performer: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Ensemble
  • Pig, Dragon Puppeteer, Duloc Performer: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Ensemble, Adult Male High Baritone (Understudy Shrek)
  • Ugly Duckling, Duloc Performer: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Ensemble
  • Peter Pan, Understudy Donkey: (Singer, Actor, Mover) Ensemble
  • Fiona: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Adult female – Belter
  • Lord Farquaad: (Actor, Singer, on knees for entirety of show) High Baritone
  • Witch: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Ensemble
  • Pinocchio: (Actor, Singer, Mover) High Tenor
  • Fairy Godmother, Dragon Puppeteer, Understudy Fiona: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Ensemble
  • Sugar Plum, Gingy, Teen Fiona: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Ensemble
  • Big Bad Wolf, Understudy Farquaad: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Ensemble
  • Young Shrek, Dwarf, Young Fiona, Baby Bear: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Child Actor
  • Papa Bear, Dragon Puppeteer, Understudy Donkey: (Actor, Singer, Mover)
  • Papa Ogre, Duloc Performer: (Actor, Singer, Mover) Adult Male
  • Ensemble members (5 members) – Knights, Fairy Tale Creatures, Duloc Performers, Woodland Creatures, Deer, Rooster, Birds, Trees

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June 26, 2015 · 2:36 pm

Auditions Announced for DEARLY DEPARTED at Village Players

vp_logoAuditions for DEARLY DEPARTED

Sunday, July 26th at 1pm and Monday, July 27th at 7pm

The Village Players of Fort Thomas
8 N Fort Thomas Ave, Fort Thomas, Kentucky 41075

Cold Readings from the script.

In the Baptist backwoods of the Bible Belt, the beleaguered Turpin family proves that living and dying in the South are seldom tidy and always hilarious. Despite their earnest efforts to pull themselves together for their father’s funeral, the Turpin’s other problems keep overshadowing the solemn occasion: Firstborn Ray-Bud drinks himself silly as the funeral bills mount; Junior, the younger son, is juggling financial ruin, a pack of no-neck monster kids, and a wife who suspects him of infidelity in the family car; their spinster sister, Delightful, copes with death as she does life, by devouring junk food; and all the neighbors add more than two cents. As the situation becomes fraught with mishap, Ray-Bud says to his long-suffering wife, “When I die, don’t tell nobody. Just bury me in the backyard and tell everybody I left you.” Amidst the chaos, the Turpins turn for comfort to their friends and neighbors, an eccentric community of misfits who just manage to pull together and help each other through their hours of need, and finally, the funeral.

Performance dates are Feb. 12-20, 2016.

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June 26, 2015 · 10:59 am

Auditions Announced for CURTAINS at Lebanon Theatre Company

LTC_logoThe Lebanon Theatre Company is holding auditions for our upcoming production of CURTAINS; a musical comedy whodunit by the team who created Cabaret and Chicago. The auditions will be held at 7pm on Fri, Aug. 7 and noon on Sat, Aug. 8 at our Mechanic Street Playhouse, 10 S. Mechanic Street, Lebanon, Ohio.

Auditioners should prepare a brief song demonstrating range, and bring music for your number. Accompaniment will be provided. No tracks, please. A song from the show will be taught at the auditions. Please wear clothes conducive to dance.

Don’t dance? Don’t Sing? Don’t worry! Not all roles are singing roles and not all roles required dance. The cast includes a range of ages and characters. Readings will be provided. This is a large cast show so there is probably a place for you.

The production will run Sep. 25-27 and Oct. 2-4 at our Mechanic Street Playhouse. Rehearsals are three times a week, until the final weeks when they will increase in frequency.

For questions about auditions or the theatre, call us at (513) 228-0932 or email us LTC@LTCplays.com.

Character Breakdown

  • LIEUTENANT FRANK CIOFFI (40s) – Local Boston detective who is also a musical theatre aficionado. Aside from being exceptionally good at his job, he has also aspired to be a musical theatre performer his entire life. He falls in love with Niki.
  • NIKI HARRIS (20s-early 30s) – Pretty, naïve ingénue. Niki is a chorus girl/understudy in the chorus of the show-within-the-show during its Boston tryout. She aspires to make it as a performer on Broadway. She meets and falls in love with Dt. Frank Cioffi who is investigating a murder at the theatre. Actress must have legit Soprano and good comic timing.
  • GEORGIA HENDRICKS (30s) – Female half of our songwriting team. She ends up taking on the leading lady role. She must sing and dance well.
  • CARMEN BERNSTEIN (45-65) – Brassy Broadway producer. She is a terrific comedic actress who sings well.
  • AARON FOX (40s) – The composer of the show-within-the-show. His songwriting partner, Georgia, is also his wife from whom he’s separated. He’s a sexy, charming ladies man.
  • SIDNEY BERNSTEIN (Late 50s-Mid 60s) – The producer of an out of town flop. Sidney is tough and self-serving. Actor should have good comic timing.
  • CHRISTOPHER BELLING (40-60) – English director. Very camp. Very funny. Requires a good comic lead actor.
  • BAMBI BERNÉT (Early 20s-early 30s) – Performer in the chorus and daughter of Carmen, the lead producer. Hungry to work her way up to leading performer many think she was only hired because of her mother. Bambi is a good dancer/comedienne who sings well.
  • DARYL GRADY (30s) – A Theatre critic for the local Boston newspaper, he enjoys using the power he has to make or break shows during their out of town tryouts.
  • JOHNNY HARMON (40s-50s) – The Stage Manager of the show-within-the-show. Johnny is a character man who is gruff but lovable. He keeps the company in line and on their toes throughout the rehearsal process.
  • OSCAR SHAPIRO (45-65) – The general manager. He is an agreeable if slightly gruff man. He is always looking for any angle to find money. Requires a good comic actor who sings.
  • BOBBY PEPPER (20s to early 30s) – The choreographer and lead dancer. He is a strong singer who dances well.
  • JESSICA CRANSHAW (30s-40s) – Fading Hollywood star. A diva, who has no right to be one, she is a terrible singer and actress who stars in the show-within-the-show and gets murdered on its opening night.
  • SASHA ILJINSKY -The show’s pit conductor. He/She sings the opening song in Act II and leads the orchestra.
  • ENSEMBLE ROLES:
    • RANDY DEXTER
    • MONA PAGE
    • HARV FREMONT
    • ROBERTA WOOSTER
    • DETECTIVE O’FARRELL
    • MARJORIE COOK
    • ARLENE BARRUCA
    • ROY STETSON
    • BRICK HAWVERMALE
    • JANE SETLER
    • CONNIE SUBBOTIN
    • PEG PRENTICE
    • RONNIE DRISCOLL
    • RUSS COCHRAN

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June 22, 2015 · 10:55 am

Auditions Announced for JEKYLL & HYDE at Loveland Stage Company

LSC_Jekyll and Hyde logoThe epic struggle between good and evil comes to life on stage in the musical phenomenon, Jekyll and Hyde The Musical.  Based on the classic story by Robert Louis Stevenson and featuring a thrilling score of pop rock hits from multi-Grammy and TONY nominated Frank Wildhorn and double Oscar and Grammy-winning Leslie Bricusse.

Directed by: Richard Lee Waldeck,
Produced by: Becky Cole and Tom Cavano
Musical Direction: Jack Hasty
Choreography: Marjory Clegg

Show dates: November 6, 7, 13, 14, 20, 21 at 7:30 PM November 8, 15 22 at 3:00 PM

Auditions will be held at the Loveland Stage Company Theatre at 111 South 2nd Street in Loveland, Ohio 45140 on Sunday August 2, 2015 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM and Monday August 3, 2015 from 6:00 to 9:00 PM.

Please come prepared with no more than 32 bars of music (NOT from the show) with sheet music clearly marked, Piano accompanist will be provided, (Please, NO a cappella, CD or Tapes). Resume if applicable. Headshots will be taken during your audition process. Please bring appropriate shoes for the choreography portion of the audition.

Call Backs: Tuesday August 4, 6:00 to 9:00 PM

Rehearsals will start Sunday August 9, 2015

For more Information contact:

Richard Lee Waldeck at 513-344-2583 or Jekyllandhydedirectorloveland@gmail.com
Becky Cole at jekyllandhydeproducer2loveland@gmail.com
Tom Cavano at 513-235-7821 or tomcavano@gmail.com

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June 18, 2015 · 8:50 am

Auditions Announced for MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG at Beavercreek Community Theatre

bctOpen auditions for MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG at
Beavercreek Community Theatre
3868 Dayton-Xenia Rd.
Beavercreek, OH 45432
Auditions are July 13-14 at 7PM

Directed by Matthew Owens

Performance Dates: September 18-27, 2015

MERRILY WE ROLL ALONG begins in 1976 and works its way backwards to 1957. This musical follows the lives of three best friends: Frank, the composer; Charley, the playwright; and Mary, the novelist. We see how these three go from young, driven optimists who set out to change the world, to a wealthy but jaded producer, an estranged but Pulitzer-winning playwright, and a bitter, alcoholic critic.

ROLES & REQUIREMENTS:

As with all Sondheim shows, we require strong actor/singers, who have exceptional clarity (both diction and intent) and expression while singing. Your audition will require you to prepare ONE MUSICAL THEATRE SONG that showcases your voice and demonstrates your ability to interpret character. It doesn’t have to be a Sondheim piece, but something of comparable complexity would be advantageous.

Note on Ages: As the six lead roles have to decrease in age approximately 20 years over the course of the show, we aren’t looking for any specific age group. It will be a casting balancing act, but the general idea is that Frank, Mary, Charlie, and Beth should all look around the same age, while Gussie and Joe should seem slightly older.

FRANKLIN SHEPHERD: Vocal Range: Natural High Baritone to F#
Handsome, charismatic, and charming, he is one of the movers and shakers. This composer-turned-Hollywood-producer barrels forward, climbing the ladder of success – perhaps leaving a few people behind in the dust. He exudes suave confidence, but is deeply sad and flawed.

MARY FLYNN: Vocal Range: Two Octave, from F below middle C to the F two octaves higher
A successful novelist-turned-critic who is hopelessly in love with Frank. Having an excessive personality, this sardonic softie goes from a caring, optimistic friend to an embittered alcoholic. Fiercely loyal and quietly reminiscent, Mary implores the boys to forget their differences and get back to the good ol’ days. She is the support system, perhaps at the expense of her own well-being.

CHARLES KRINGAS: Vocal Range: Natural High Baritone to G
Easily-agitated and stubborn, he is passionate almost to the point of a fault. Charley is more comfortable in his own artistic bubble than in being out on the town doing the “business” of show business. This playwright is constantly fighting for things to go back to the way that they were. Rarely budging, he can be quite the hot-head.

BETH SPENCER: Vocal Range: Soprano who must have a solid chest/head mix (A3 – G5)
Once a Midwestern hopeless romantic trying to make her way in NYC, she becomes the breadwinning wife who longs to settle down and live a “normal” life. She is feminine, but strong. Naïve and tense. At the core of Beth is a set of good, moral values that she holds on to very tightly – which is reflected in her unforgiving honesty. She is Frank’s champion.

GUSSIE CARNEGIE: Vocal Range: Big Broadway belter (G3 – C5)
An unapologetically narcissistic Broadway star who absolutely thrives off of attention. This secretary-turned-star is flamboyant to the point of insensitivity, feeling empowered by her own ingenuity. She is certainly talented, but also incredibly resourceful. She never changes herself, just the people around her. Gussie is ruled by her impulsive, rarely satisfied, and often unattainable desires.

JOE JOSEPHSON: Vocal Range: Baritone(G3 – C5)
A big-talking producer whose business-smarts are unparalleled in the commercial theatre. Probably smokes a lot of cigars. His marriage to Gussie castrates him, and Gussie’s leaving him sucks him dry. He ends up poor, pathetically begging for a handout from his ex-wife.

FRANKLIN SHEPARD (8-12 yrs old)
Son of Beth and Frank. Energetic and eager to please. Innocent. Should sing well.

ENSEMBLE (10-15 M/F of varying ages)
Aside from the above listed roles we require an additional 10-15 versatile actors to play a variety of roles with solos and speaking parts and to act as the chorus who sing the Merrily transitions. They include:

  • Jerome: Frank’s lawyer
  • KT: Ambitious TV personality
  • Meg Kincaid: Young starlet looking for success in LA.
  • Ru: Aspiring screenwriter
  • Scotty: Frank’s hot shot agent
  • Frank’s Friends: Bunker, Dory, Terry, Tyler
  • Others: Judge, Photographer, Mr. and Mrs. Spencer, Auditioner, Pianist, Roommate, Minister, TV Crew, Party-goers

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