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Cincinnati Playwrights Initiative (CPI) is looking for volunteer actors for a staged reading of a new play at the Fifth-Third Bank Theater (Aronoff center).

TITLE: A PAIN IN THE NECK

PLAYWRIGHT: Jack Lindy M.D.

DIRECTOR: Lynne Aronson

BRIEF SYNOPSIS:
Dr. Maurice Schnellenkopfer, author of the poorly selling book “Better Bedside Manners,” is now a surgical patient with cancer.

He enters a farcical hospital world where the only thing left to do is laugh . . .

SHOW DATE: Tuesday, February 11, 2014 at 7:30

THEATER: Fifth-Third Bank Theater (Black Box).

FEMALE CHARACTER needed:
MRS. ASHES – able to play around 40-45, have a soft Irish accent, be full of herself with a go-get-em attitude and extremely proud of the job she does to bring hospitals around and into the black.

MALE CHARACTERS needed:
RESIDENTS 1- Young man who is now working in a hospital at the feet of a great surgeon, he is, however, pretty puffed up with his title of MD and a great deal of self-importance.

RESIDENTS 2 – Young man who is now working in a hospital at the feet of a great surgeon, he is, however, pretty puffed up with his title of MD and a great deal of self-importance.

INFORMATION:
We will not have a formal audition, but interested actors should send/attach their Acting Résumé and provide their headshot (JPG).

Send Résumé and headshot to Director Lynne Aronson at mlaronson@zoomtown.com; You also may call her at 513-624-8665.

Actors will remain on-book.

5 rehearsals ( Wednesdays – 7 PM) of with one will take place at the theater.

Would you be interested in reading (a cold reading) at French Hall – West on UC Campus (All actors are volunteers).

On Sunday, January 26, 2014 7 PM
You need to be on location at 6 PM.

Sponsored by Cincinnati, Playwrights Initiative (CPI)
We are an official Resident Company at the Aronoff Center.

No rehearsals, but the actor is asked to read the script ahead of time and be prepared to impress. It is a public event in front of audience.

Title: “The G.I. Bill”

The GI Bill of Rights signaled the shift to the knowledge society.

Future historians may well consider it the most important event of the twentieth century.

The G. I. Bill play tells the story of six military veterans of World War II when they experience life as students at a small southern college.

Attach Résumé and headshot to Kalman Kivkovich kivi1@cinci.rr.comand call 513-861-0004.

Please let me know ASAP.

If interested, I will assign your role and attach the script.

You will be also given a bound script.

See roles below.

Thanks,
Kalman Kivkovich
CPI President
513-861-0004
kivi1@cinci.rr.com

The G.I. Bill – A New Play in Two Acts

CHARACTERS

• BEN age 24; male; Veteran; Student
• LOU age 23; male; Veteran; Student
• SHIGERU age 28; male; Veteran; Student
• JOE age 20; male; Veteran; Student
• TAKIS (The Greek); age 23; male; Veteran; Student.
• JERRY age 22; male; Veteran; Student.