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Tri-County Players announces auditions for Alan Ayckbourn’s BEDROOM FARCE directed by Dee Dunn and produced by Bob Hinman. Auditions Sunday January 24 7-9:30PM; Tuesday January 26 7-9:30PM at the Sharonville Cultural Arts Center, 11165 Reading Rd., Cincinnati, OH 45241

BEDROOM FARCE is a comedy by Alan Ayckbourn that contains a melee of events involving certain philandering characters, all occurring within similar moments of one another. As the title implies, the play is an absurd and confusing farce, comparing and contrasting the differences between couples young and old, and the different troubles they encounter. The play takes place in three bedrooms during one night and the following morning. The cast consists of four married couples.

• Ernest (60-ish) – bumbling and birdlike, set in his ways married to Delia, father of Trevor
• Delia (60-ish) – self assured, married to Ernest, mother of Trevor
• Nick (late 20’s to 40) – self indulgent but likable hypochondriac, spends the entire play in bed, married to Jan
• Jan (late 20’s to 40) –capable, good hearted,  described as “jolly”, married to Nick, once dated Trevor
• Malcolm (20-30) – playful newlywed, fancies himself a handyman, married to Kate
• Kate (20-30) –playful newlywed, married to Malcolm
• Trevor (late 20’s t0 40) –described as spoilt, self-pitying, married to Susannah, once dated Jan
• Susannah (late 20’s to 40) – needy, lacks self confidence, married to Trevor

Auditions will be cold readings from the script. All roles will require an English accent.

Performance Dates:  April 22, 23, 29, 30, May 1

Rehearsals will probably be on Sunday afternoons and Tuesday and Thursday nights

Questions? Contact the director at dunnt@fuse.net

REHEARSAL FOR MURDER
By Richard Levinson & Link William * Adapted by D.D. Brooks

Directed by Judy Berrens

Sunday, October 25 @ 2:00pm & Tuesday, October 27 @ 7:00pm

Sharonville Cultural Arts Center 11165 Reading Rd.

Cast requirements: 8 men & 5 women

A playwright turns on the stage work lights and prepares for the first reading of his new play. The actors, producer, director and others connected with the show come onto the stage and under their humorous (and utterly real) theatrical talk, tension grows. For you see, on an opening night, exactly a year ago the playwright’s finance and beautiful leading lady was murdered!

Show Dates: January 22, 23, 24, 29 & 30

For more information: goddessofsplendor@yahoo.com or 513-608-3392