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Auditions Announced for ANNIE JR at Royal Theatre Company

Do you have a passion for performing? Do you dream of being on stage? This is your chance! We’re excited to announce auditions for our upcoming production of Annie Jr. and we want YOU to be a part of it!

Dates: August 13th & 14th
Time: 6:00pm – 9:00pm
Location: Mason Municipal Center
6000 Mason-Montgomery Rd.
Mason, OH 45040

Whether you’re an experienced performer or new to the stage, we encourage all aspiring actors aged 6-18 to come out and showcase your talents. This is a fantastic opportunity to be part of a beloved musical and gain valuable experience in theatre.

How to prepare:

  • Register online at ROYALTheatreCompany.com, no walk-ins will be accepted.
  • Prepare a musical theatre song of your choice -45 seconds in length.
  • Please bring a device (phone, ipad, etc.) that is queued up to play your music at your audition. No acapella auditions please.
  • Be ready to perform a monologue of your own choosing that can be up to 45 seconds. Please use a published monologue and do not perform more than one character.

Spread the word, tag your friends, and get ready to shine! We can’t wait to see you there and discover the next stars of Annie Jr.!

For more details, visit our website or contact us at ROYALTheatreCompany.com

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Auditions Announced for 2024-2025 Season at Know Theatre of Cincinnati

KTC_logoMARK YOUR CALENDARS! The @knowtheatre will be holding in-person auditions for our 27th MainStage Season:

Know Theatre Auditions
Sunday, July 28th from 10a to 6p
Monday, July 29th from 12p to 8p
1120 Jackson Street

Please prepare 2 contrasting monologues. Each person will have a total of 5 minutes including their introduction.

Audition sign-ups and role breakdowns will be made available on our website on Tuesday, July 23rd.

Rehearsals will be 5 days a week.

If you are unable to attend in-person auditions, you may send a 5-minute filmed audition.

Filmed auditions are due by 8pm on Monday, July 29th; send to Resident Stage Manager, Grace Wohlschlegel at GMWOHLSCHLEGEL@KNOWTHEATRE.COM

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Auditions Announced for HOLIDAZED 2 at Village Players

VP_new logoThe Village Players of Fort Thomas is holding auditions for HOLIDAZED 2, co-directed by Teri Foltz and Angela Klocke Forbes, on Wednesday, August 21 at 7:00pm and Thursday, August 22 at 7:00pm.

Location: Village Players of Fort Thomas at 8 North Center for the Arts (in the street-level Judith M. Sarakatsannis Gallery), 8 North Fort Thomas Ave., KY, 41075.

  • Cold readings from the scripts and/or director-selected monologues.
  • Head shot and resume appreciated but not required.
  • Roles available for all ages, ethnicities, and genders. Ages listed are approximate. Casting will be flexible. (M = male presenting; F = female presenting.)
  • Be prepared to list your conflicts between Oct. 14–Dec. 15

Show dates Dec. 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14.

Character Breakdown:

A CHRISTMAS REBOOT by A.K. Forbes
BONNIE, F, 80s, to be played by an actor 50+. Feisty and independent.
DREW, any gender, 50ish. Bonnie’s adult child.
LISA, a robot to be played by an actor of any age or gender.

GREETINGS FROM THE ANDERSONS by Teri Foltz
MOM, a woman in her 70s. Kind and generous.
RODNEY, M, 30ish. An underachiever; kind.
ABAGAIL, F, mid 30s. An overachiever; a braggart; sarcastic.
JOSEPH, M, mid 30s. A late bloomer; sarcastic.

LETTER TO SANTA by Teri Foltz
STEVE, M, mid 20s. Alice’s husband.
ALICE, F, mid 20s. Steve’s wife.

NINE-MINUTE NUTCRACKERr by Fred Tacon
VEN, any age or gender. A stage manager.
EDDIE, M, any age. An actor.
MARS, F, any age. An actor.

OFFICE PARTY by A.K. Forbes
ROBINSON, any age or gender. An arrogant office worker.
FITCH, any age or gender. A slightly less arrogant office worker.
DELANEY, F, 30+. A colleague of Robinson and Fitch.

PARIS AT CHRISTMAS by Rose Vanden Eynden
VIVIAN, F, 60s-70s. An enthusiastic traveler.
KENNEDY, F, 30s. A jaded business traveler.

YES, SANTA CLAUS, THERE IS A VIRGINIA by Bill Brohaugh and Lisa Holt
VIRGINIA, F, about 10, to be played by a young adult. Wide-eyed and hopeful.
FRANCIS, M, middle aged. An editorial writer for The New York Sun.
SANTA CLAUS, M, ageless. But he is, well, Santa.
PHOEBE, F, 50+. A hard-driving managing editor.

YET ANOTHER CHRISTMAS CAROL by Keith Vanden Eynden
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS YET TO COME, F, any age.
CHARLES DICKENS, M, 40+. A 19th century gentleman.
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT, M, middle-aged.
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST, F, teenager to be played by a young adult.

NOTE: HOLIDAZED 2 also includes A CHRISTMAS-SLASH-ENGAGEMENT STORY Story by A.K. Forbes, which has been pre-cast.

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Auditions Announced for Agatha Christie’s THE MOUSETRAP at Rivertown Players Inc.

RP_logoAug. 5 & 6 at 7pm

Hamline Chapel
102 W. High St.
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025

WHAT TO PREPARE

  • Please prepare one of the provided scenes for your desired role. These scenes will also be printed and available at the audition, for your convenience.
  • If possible, please print the Audition Form provided and bring it to your audition. If this is not possible, these forms will also be available to fill out at your audition.

Additional audition information, including scenes to review for each character, can be found HERE: https://rivertownplayers.com/…/audition-materials-39.pdf

Characters

  • Mollie Ralston (Female presenting, mid-20s or older)
  • Giles Ralston (Male presenting, mid- to late-20s)
  • Christopher Wren (Male presenting, late-20s to early 30s)
  • Mrs. Boyle (Female presenting, mid- to late-50s)
  • Major Metcalf (Male presenting, 50 to 60)
  • Miss Casewell (Female presenting, 20s to 30s)
  • Mr. Paravicini (Male presenting, 40s to 60s)
  • Detective Sgt. Trotter (Male presenting, mid-20s)

On a snowy day in 1952, Maureen Lyon is murdered in London. Across the country, Mollie and Giles Ralston prepare to open their new guest house, Monkswell Manor. Their four guests arrive for the night: Metcalf – a retired military major, Mrs. Boyle – a magistrate, Christopher Wren – a young architect, and Miss Casewell – a blunt young woman. An unexpected and mysterious foreigner named Paravacini soon joins the mix. The next morning, the Ralstons receive a phone call saying a police officer is on his way. Upon his arrival, Sergeant Trotter reveals that the police believe the next murder will take place at Monkswell Manor. The police’s primary suspect is an unknown man who was abused, alongside his sister and little brother, under Mrs. Lyon’s foster care as a child. As a result of the abuse, the other boy died. Now, the police believe the surviving brother is looking for revenge. But who is he? As the guests speculate, they discover the phone line has been cut. Mrs. Boyle is discovered to have been the magistrate that sent the children to the foster home. Minutes later, she is found murdered. After Mrs. Boyle’s body is found, suspicions rise and the guests begin to turn on each other, believing another murder is imminent. The pasts of some of the guests are revealed before Trotter finally suggests they all walk through their actions at the time of the murder to test their alibis. After everyone disperses to their positions, Trotter calls Mollie in. He then reveals that he knows Mollie was the schoolteacher of the abused children. He blames her for ignoring a plea for help. Trotter finally reveals himself to be Georgie, the surviving brother. He disguised himself as a policeman to infiltrate the guest house. He is about to kill Mollie when Miss Casewell stops him, revealing that she is his sister Kathy. As Major Metcalf reveals that he is really an undercover policeman, Miss Casewell leads the subdued Georgie away.

PERFORMANCE & PRODUCTION INFORMATION

Production dates: Oct. 25 & 26 at 7:30pm

Agner Hall
Dearborn County Fairground
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025

WHAT TO KNOW
There will be light hors d’oeuvres served at 6:30 PM for both shows. Tickets for the show include food and will be priced at $40.

Paul Schwartz, director
Bev Toon, producer
Elise Gillespie and Penny Britton, props managers
Maggie Bruening, stage manager

Please contact the Rivertown Players, Inc. Board of Directors with any questions at rtpboard@gmail.com

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Auditions Announced for SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER at La Comedia Dinner Theatre

LAC_logo“Saturday Night Fever” Local Auditions!

La Comedia Dinner Theatre in Springboro, Ohio, is holding an open call audition for its upcoming production of SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER on Saturday, July 27, at 10:00 a.m. at 765 W. Central Ave., Springboro, Ohio.

  • Tony Manero…19-25. Handsome, charismatic, Brooklyn Italian. Ringleader of his gang of friends – The Faces. Tough exterior, vulnerability underneath, comes alive when he dances. Strong actor, singer, dancer. Brooklyn accent. Range A2-G4
  • Bobby…19-25. One of The Faces, genuine, struggles to do the right thing. Strong singer/mover. Brooklyn accent. Range C3-A4
  • Gus…19-25. One of The Faces, the follower, not afraid to lie to cover himself. Strong singer/mover. Brooklyn accent. Range E3-F#4
  • Double J…19-25. One of The Faces, the charming jokester. Physically the toughest of the gang, good comedic timing. Strong singer/mover. Brooklyn accent. Range C3-F#4
  • Joey…19-25. One of The Faces, the wise guy with connections. Strong singer/mover. Brooklyn accent. Range E3-A4
  • Monty…can be any age. The MC, DJ, Gatekeeper of 2001 dance club. Good looking with a big personality. After Tony, he’s the coolest guy in town. Strong singer/ mover. Range B2-G4
  • Frank Manero…40-mid 50’s. Tony’s father, out of work construction worker who feels the world has turned against him. Brooklyn accent.
  • Frank Jr….20’s. Tony’s brother who has left the priesthood. Humble and full of good advice. Strong actor with Brooklyn accent.
  • Stephanie Mangano…19-25. Puts on airs to hide Brooklyn upbringing. Can lack tact at time but is still likeable. Strong actor, singer, dancer. Brooklyn accent. Range Bb3-F#5
  • Pauline…19-25. Sweet, optimistic girlfriend of Bobby. Strong singer/mover. Brooklyn accent. Range G3-E5
  • Annette…19-25. Eager to please, the puppy dog, hurt that Tony doesn’t have feeling for her. Strong actor, singer, dancer. Brooklyn accent. Range F3-C5
  • Candy…can be any age. The resident singer of the club 2001. Confident and loved by everyone. Does a great deal of singing. Range A4-G5
  • Linda Manero…15-18. Tony’s little sister, spunky.
  • Flo Manero…40-mid 50’s. Tony’s mother, very devout in her religion, cares deeply for her family, especially Frank Jr.
  • Ensemble…male and female. Age 19-mid 50’s to play townspeople and most importantly dancers in the club 2001. Strong singers/dancers/movers.

Please prepare a 32 bar disco song, or song appropriate to the 1970’s, a song from the show is acceptable. Show lots of energy and personality.

Please provide a current headshot and resume.

Rehearsals begin Tuesday, September 3 (Mon – Sat 9AM – 6PM)

Performances September 19 – October 27, 2024. Thurs-Sun matinees and evenings.

Director/Choreographer is Chris Beiser.

If you have questions, or for more information, email artisticdirector@lacomedia.com
Non-Equity.

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