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EAST HAMPTON: Auditions for
Into the Woods The Young People's Center for
Creative Arts announces auditions for our May, 2011 scholarship
fundraising production of "Into the Woods." Auditions will take
place on Monday, Feb. 6th and Tuesday,
Feb. 7th from 7:30 - 9:30 at the Goff House at 2 Barton
Hill Road in East Hampton. All roles in the show are open to
anyone from age thirteen to adult. Please come prepared with a
song of your choice (accompanist provided) or to sing a piece
from the show. You may also be asked to read from the script and
learn a short dance combination. Rehearsals will be Sunday
afternoons from 2 - 5 p.m. and Wednesday evenings from 6:30 -
9:30 p.m. Performance dates are May 11-13 with the possibility
of a second weekend of performances at Coginchaug High School
May 18th and 19th. Some roles in the show may be double-cast.
YPCCA is also looking for motivated students age 7-12 to play
some fairy tale roles in the show including the three little
pigs, Cinderella's birds and mice etc...This youth ensemble will
be limited to 20 children. Their time commitment will be limited
and they will appear in the first act only of the show. This is
a great opportunity for those students who are interested in
learning more about musical theater and who have a strong
interest in it to perform with an older cast of teens and
adults. All proceeds from this production will go towards the
Mike & Adina Mansfield Memorial Scholarship. This scholarship
goes to a graduating East Hampton senior who plans to pursue a
degree in the arts or education. If you have any questions,
please email info@ypcca.org
GOSHEN:
GOSHEN PLAYERS ANNOUNCES AUDITIONS FOR MY FAVORITE
YEAR - Open auditions are scheduled on
February 13th and 14th. All roles are open for audition
for this production which will be presented May 4th, 5th, 6th,
11th, 12th, 13th, 18th and 19th, 2012. Those over the age of 16
are invited to audition. Those under the age of 18 auditioning
must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. All auditions will
take place at Old Goshen Town Hall, 2 North Street, at the
Rotary of Routes 4 and 63. Those auditioning will be seen in
order of arrival. Director Janice Luise-Lutkus with Musical
Director E. Karl Gallmeyer and Choregrapher Foster Evans Reese
request that all those auditioning be prepared with the
following: • A head shot or recent photograph; • Acting resume
or list of recent theatrical/performing experience; • A 1-2
minute comedic monologue; • A traditional Broadway song (not
from “My Favorite Year”) with sheet music for piano
accompaniment; • Clothing for dancing, including jazz shoes, tap
shoes or lace up hard soled shoes into which you can change if
necessary. In addition to the 13 named characters, the Directors
are seeking performers for a strong singing and dancing ensemble
to create the rich environment of a live television studio in
1954. This period piece will allow many actors and singers to
create unscripted roles and characters to enhance and deepen
that environment. For detailed character descriptions of
the entire cast as well as further audition information, go to
www.goshenplayers.org.
For specific questions regarding auditions, audition
requirements and scheduling, please contact Janice Luise-Lutkus
at 860.309.1341 or
luisejanice@sbcglobal.net.
GUILFORD/CHARLTON, MA:
Aspiring actors from Connecticut are being sought to audition
for the annual performance of The Robin Hood
Festival
in Guilford, Conn. Auditions will take place by appointment on
March 24 at The Grange in Charlton from 10 in
the morning until 6 in the evening. “Experience is not
essential,” says festival Entertainment Director Paul Stickney.
“But talent is.” The right candidate will receive tuition-free
training in period dialect, improvisation, audience interaction,
dance or other areas as required by their role. The producers of
The Connecticut Renaissance Faire hope to cast both actors and
back stage personnel for the Robin Hood Festival. The Festival
runs four straight weekends from May 12 to June 3 on the
Guilford Fairgrounds in Guilford, Conn. To arrange an audition
contact Paul Stickney at 781.233.8081 or email
auditions@ctfaire.com.
You can also visit
www.robinhoodsfaire.com for additional information.
SUFFIELD: Lady Windermere’s Fan
by Oscar Wilde, on February 26 at 6 pm and on
February 27 at 7 pm, directed by Roger A. Ochs.
That show performs on May 3, 4, 5, 11, 12, 13, 18 and 19. For
tickets, call 800-289-6148 or 860-668-0837, or visit
www.suffieldplayers.org
WILLIMANTIC:
The Windham Theatre Guild’s Adult Broadway
Chorus has begun rehearsals but it’s not too late
for newcomers to join in on the fun with Musical Director Larry
Goodwin and accompanist Ruth Hartunian-Alumbaugh. This year’s
program Almost Paradise will feature the music of Pajama Game,
Chicago , Joseph & The Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, and
Footloose!. Along with the many choral selections, members will
also have the opportunity to showcase their talents through
solos, duets, and small group numbers. Anyone who enjoys
Broadway music is welcome to join. Especially encouraged to join
are tenors and basses. There are no try-outs to become a member.
All you need is the $30 fee for the music (which you keep), the
desire to have a great time singing, and be at least 15 years of
age. Rehearsals are already underway but it’s not to late to
join the group, every Tuesday from 7:00-9:00pm in the Windham
Middle School band room, Quarry Street. Performances will be at
the Burton Leavitt Theatre, 779 Main Street on April 27th and
28th. For more information call the Windham Theatre Guild at
860-423-2245. Or go to the Guild’s website…
www.windhamtheatreguild.org
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Maine
BOOTHBAY HARBOR:
Auditions for two of the Boothbay Playhouse 2012 summer
shows, Urinetown and Once
Upon A Mattress, will take place on Thursday,
February 16, from 6 to 9pm, in the Coastal Club
room of the Boothbay Region YMCA. Auditions are by appointment,
which can be made by calling Susan at 207 633-6309 or by
emailing:
boothbayplayhouse@yahoo.com. Auditions for both shows
will take place on the same day. People may audition for either
one or both of the shows and should bring sheet music for the
song that they will be singing, an accompanist will be provided.
Auditioners should bring their calendar as they will be asked to
note any potential scheduling conflicts so that a specific
rehearsal schedule can be made available after auditions.
Children may join the shows without auditioning. Children age 12
and older are welcome to join the cast of "Urinetown". Children
of all ages are welcome to join the cast of "Once Upon A
Mattress" but they must be able to be responsible for themselves
both on and off-stage, or be joined by a parent. ALL children
wishing to be in the shows must fill out an audition form.
Please email for the form, or stop by on audition night to fill
one out. URINETOWN - Shows June 28, 29, 30, July 5, 6, 7,
11, 12, 13 and 14. Rehearsal will begin in May. Rated PG, if
ever a show exemplified the saying, "never judge a book by it's
title", Urinetown is that show. Nominated for 10 Tony Awards and
winner of 3, it is a witty, uproariously funny, irreverent, and
thoroughly entertaining toe-tapper that takes jabs at the legal
system, capitalism, corrupt corporation, waste in terms of the
environment and our sense of entitlement (amongst other things).
Urinetown takes place in a world where a drought has caused
water to be rationed to the point that there is a ban on private
toilets and everyone must pay for the "privilege to pee". Love
sparks between a worker at one of the filthiest low-income
amenities and the wealthy daughter of the man who runs the Urine
Good Company, which controls the fee-based facilities. A
revolution is started, and a battle ensues between those arguing
for regulated conservation of the available resources and those
fighting for personal freedoms. Of course, this tale is told
with generous portions of wit and wonderfully engaging songs.
ONCE UPON A MATTRESS - Shows: August 1, 2, 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 15,
16, 17 and 18. Rehearsals will begin in July. If you thought you
knew the story of 'The Princess and The Pea,' you may be in for
a walloping surprise! Did you know, for instance, that Princess
Winnifred actually swam the moat to reach Prince Dauntless the
Drab? Or that Lady Larken's love for Sir Harry provided a rather
compelling reason that she reach the bridal altar post haste? Or
that, in fact, it wasn't the pea at all that caused the princess
a sleepless night? Carried on a wave of wonderful songs, by
turns hilarious and raucous, romantic and melodic, this
rollicking spin on the familiar classic of royal courtship and
comeuppance provides for some side-splitting shenanigans. For
more information email
boothbayplayhouse@yahoo.com, or phone Susan at 207 633-6309.
FREEPORT:
Freeport Family Performing Arts Proudly Announces
Auditions for it's Production of PINOCCHIO,
Based on the 1883 children's novel,
The Adventures of Pinocchio, by
Carlo Collodi. Directed by Tim Ryan. Funded in part by a
grant from the L.L. Bean Freeport Aspirations Group.
Sunday Feb 12th, 12 Noon-4pm & Wednesday
Feb 15th, 6:30pm-9pm @ Freeport Performing Arts
Center, 30 Holbrook Street. Auditions are open to everyone
from everywhere, ages 7yrs old to Adults. Entire families are
encouraged to audition and participate. Those auditioning
please be prepared to read from the script. EVERYONE AUDITIONING
WILL BE OFFERED A ROLE!! SHOWDATES: Friday April
13th–22nd. Lonely toymaker Geppetto has his wishes
answered when the Blue Fairy arrives to bring his wooden puppet
Pinocchio to life. Before becoming a real boy, however,
Pinocchio must prove he's worthy as he sets off on an adventure
with his whistling sidekick and conscience, Jiminy Cricket. From
Stromboli's circus to Pleasure Island, Pinocchio is tested by
many temptations, but slowly learns how to navigate right from
wrong. With a few mishaps along the way, Geppetto's "little
woodenhead" finally gets it right, proving that when you wish
upon a star dreams really can come true! For more
Information Please Contact Director Tim Ryan @ (207) 415-6251 or
email
FreeportFamilyPA@RoadRunner.com
Massachusetts
ACTON: The Redcoats are Coming-
This is an original drama written by Jane Ross, a descendent of
Abner Hosmer, of Acton. She is a playwright and accomplished
author living in Maryland and has asked Theatre with a Twist to
help tell her story. The show has characters that span from the
age of 7 to 70 so actors from all age groups may participate.
Show is AUDITION ONLY due to the limited roles within the show
and will be performed as a tribute to Acton during the
reenactment of the American Revolution on April 20 & 21, 2012.
Please check out the website for a list of characters and roles.
Registration is now open. Auditions -
Feb 5,
1-3pm at 3 Post Office Square. Participation fee $75. No fee for
auditions. Visit
www.theatrewithatwist.org for more info on this show
and all our other productions.
ACTON: Theatre
with a Twist, Inc. announces auditions for its upcoming
production of
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat.
Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Tim Rice. This fun and
colorful musical follows the life of Joseph after he is
abandoned by his 12 brothers. He meets all sorts of different
characters, including the Pharaoh of Egypt himself! In the
meantime, his brothers begin to show remorse for losing their
youngest brother. Fabulous music and wonderful for all ages!
Registration is now open! Auditions
February 26th 2-4pm
& 27th 7:30-9:30pm. Participation
Fee $25. Show Dates: May 11, 12 and 13, 2012. Visit
www.theatrewithatwist.org to register for this show and all
our other productions
BOSTON/GLOUCESTER:
Gloucester Stage Company 2012 Summer
Season. Saturday 2/11 @ the BCA,
539 Tremont St in Boston from 9-4. Carnival Musical auditions
are Saturday 2/25 at 162 Boylston St. Studio 62
in Boston from 12-4. Auditions Monday 2/27
auditions are at GSC 267 E Main St Gloucester from
11-6. To sign up: Call (978) 281-4099 12pm - 4pm M-F. Artistic Director, Eric C. Engel; Music
Director: Todd Gordon. Info:
www.gloucesterstage.org.
Stipend paid. Theater location: 267 East Main St., Gloucester.
Alan Ayckbourn's Round and Round the Garden directed by Eric C.
Engel: Already Cast Carnival! by Bob Merrill and Michael Stewart
directed by Eric C. Engel Lili, a young girl (18-20). Orphaned.
Optimistic and impressionable. She is, at first, infatuated with
Marco the Magician, but over the course of the drama becomes
conflicted over her feelings for Paul. Paul, the puppeteer. A
ex-professional dancer and slightly disabled war veteran. On the
surface: mad at the word and unable to reach out to others.
Underneath, all of the mischievous, sensitive and fun-loving
characteristics of the puppets he has created. Marco, a
charismatic Magician. A lady magnet. Underneath his playboy
lifestyle, someone who cares about Rosalie and interested in
protecting Lili. Rosalie, a still-beautiful but past-her-prime
show-girl. Marco’s mistress and Magician’s assistant. Deeply in
love with Marco. Hot-tempered. Jocquot, the assistant puppeteer.
Paul’s best friend and sometimes voice of reason. Gentle, level
and caring. A true lover of carnival life whose dream is to play
the Paris circuit once again. Four Men who play the roustabouts
who set up the carnival elements; Grobert, the sleazy souvenir
peddler; Dr. Glass, Rosalie’s wealthy veterinarian boyfriend and
other Carnival characters. B.F. Schlegel: The grumpy ringmaster
of "Cirque de Paris" Two to four women of various ages who will
play Siamese twins, Gladys and Gloria Zuwicki; Greta Schlegel:
B.F. Schlegel's spoiled, pampered daughter; and Princess Olga, a
seductive snake-charming mistress. One or two additional men of
various ages who play additional Carnival characters. Master
Harold and the Boys by Athol Fugard directed by Benny Ambush
Hally: 17-year old white South African teenager Son of the
owners of a Port Elizabeth Tea Room; rebellious, sharply moody,
opinionated, unconsciously swimming in white privilege; an
atheist; precocious, clever and smart; deeply troubled by and
conflicted about his drunken crippled Dad’s behavior.
Intellectually curious but undisciplined. Tempted by Sam’s
vision of a world without collision. Willie Malopo: 30-45 years
old Black South African waiter Uneducated poor black laborer; a
follower of Sam; a worrier; a jokester; beats his women;
ballroom dances poorly; impatient; masks his deep vulnerable
feelings with humor; initiates reenactments; cleans, polishes,
washes, tidies up; re-thinks his relationship with Hilda by
play’s end – transforms The role of Sam is cast with an AEA
member. 9 Circles by Bill Cain directed by Eric C. Engel:
Already Cast Beth Henley's Crimes of the Heart directed by
Carmel O'Reilly Lenny Magrath the oldest sister, dutiful,
caring, lonely, a dreamer. Late 20’s to early 40’s. Chick Boyle
the sisters' cousin, a drama queen, flamboyant, slightly vulgar,
into everyone’s business. Late 20’s to mid-40’s. Meg Magrath the
middle sister, fun-loving, wild, artistic with a touch of
sadness about her, unbalanced. Early 20’s to mid 30’s. Babe
Magrath the youngest sister, angelic, volatile, strong-willed,
pretty. Late teens to late 20’s. Doc Porter Meg’s old boyfriend,
attractive, worn, with a slight limp, sensitive, seductive.
Early 20’s to early 40’s. Barnette Lloyd Babe’s lawyer,
fanatically intellectual, uses sheer will to hide his feelings.
Early 20’s to mid 30’s.
BOSTON: Bye Bye Liver: The Boston Drinking Play
seeks local Actors, Piano Players, and Directors, ages 21-40 for
its paid ensemble. The show that began as an experiment by The
Pub Theater in combining two parts sketch comedy with one part
social games is currently running in 8 cities across North
America and finally arrives in Boston’s Club Oberon this spring.
Auditions will take place February 13th, 14th, and 15th.
Please send a headshot/resume to
Auditions@ThePubTheater.com to schedule an audition and
visit ByeByeLiver.com for more info about the show.
BOSTON: StageSource Annual Auditions
will be held April 2 and 3 for Non-Equity and
April 9 for AEA. In order to audition as Non-Equity you
must meet the following conditions: - Be a paid StageSource
member - Have a current paid membership at the time of sign-up -
Have a current paid membership at the time of the auditions in
April To become a paid member of StageSource visit
www.stagesource.org
CHARLTON/GUILFORD, CT: Aspiring actors from
Connecticut are being sought to audition for the annual
performance of The Robin Hood Festival
in Guilford, Conn. Auditions will take place by appointment on
March 24 at The Grange in Charlton from 10 in
the morning until 6 in the evening. “Experience is not
essential,” says festival Entertainment Director Paul Stickney.
“But talent is.” The right candidate will receive tuition-free
training in period dialect, improvisation, audience interaction,
dance or other areas as required by their role. The producers of
The Connecticut Renaissance Faire hope to cast both actors and
back stage personnel for the Robin Hood Festival. The Festival
runs four straight weekends from May 12 to June 3 on the
Guilford Fairgrounds in Guilford, Conn. To arrange an audition
contact Paul Stickney at 781.233.8081 or email
auditions@ctfaire.com.
You can also visit
www.robinhoodsfaire.com for additional information.
DRACUT: ACTORS inc ANNOUNCES AUDITIONS for
OUR TOWN, Written by Thornton Wilder,
Directed by Corinne Hickey. Our Town explores the lives of
people living in a small, quintessential American town. Covering
a period from 1901 to approximately 1913, the play is set in the
New England community of Grover’s Corners and is divided into
three aspects of the human experience: Daily Life, Love and
Marriage, and Death and Loss – each aspect reminding playgoers
to notice and enjoy the simple pleasures of life. Our Town was
the recipient of the Pulitzer Prize for Literature in 1938.
Thursday, February 2 & Friday, February
3 @ Harmony Hall, 1660 Lakeview Avenue, 7:00 PM.
Provide headshot and resume (if possible). Auditions will
consist of readings from the script. Scenes provided upon
request (after Jan.16). Production: April 16-22. If you have any
questions, feel free to contact Corinne Hickey at 978-835-9250
or cchickey@mwe.com
FALMOUTH: Falmouth Theatre Guild Auditions for
PIPPIN - February 4th & 5th,
2012 @ Highfield Theater, Highfield Dr. 508-548-0400;
www.falmouththeatreguild.org. Director: Brian Switzer;
Music Director: Nancy Wendlant; Choreographer: Anne Edgar.
Production: April 27-May 13, 2012. A diverse company of talented
actors, singers & dancers is sought for this magical, musical
production!! Attend only one audition. Callbacks will be Feb 7th
if needed. Check our website periodically for further
information.
www.falmouththeatreguild.org
GLOUCESTER/BOSTON: Gloucester Stage Company 2012 Summer
Season. Saturday 2/11 @ the BCA,
539 Tremont St in Boston from 9-4. Carnival Musical auditions
are Saturday 2/25 at 162 Boylston St. Studio 62
in Boston from 12-4. Auditions Monday 2/27
auditions are at GSC 267 E Main St Gloucester from
11-6. To sign up: Call (978) 281-4099 12pm - 4pm M-F. Artistic Director, Eric C. Engel; Music
Director: Todd Gordon. Info:
www.gloucesterstage.org.
Stipend paid. Theater location: 267 East Main St., Gloucester.
Alan Ayckbourn's Round and Round the Garden directed by Eric C.
Engel: Already Cast Carnival! by Bob Merrill and Michael Stewart
directed by Eric C. Engel Lili, a young girl (18-20). Orphaned.
Optimistic and impressionable. She is, at first, infatuated with
Marco the Magician, but over the course of the drama becomes
conflicted over her feelings for Paul. Paul, the puppeteer. A
ex-professional dancer and slightly disabled war veteran. On the
surface: mad at the word and unable to reach out to others.
Underneath, all of the mischievous, sensitive and fun-loving
characteristics of the puppets he has created. Marco, a
charismatic Magician. A lady magnet. Underneath his playboy
lifestyle, someone who cares about Rosalie and interested in
protecting Lili. Rosalie, a still-beautiful but past-her-prime
show-girl. Marco’s mistress and Magician’s assistant. Deeply in
love with Marco. Hot-tempered. Jocquot, the assistant puppeteer.
Paul’s best friend and sometimes voice of reason. Gentle, level
and caring. A true lover of carnival life whose dream is to play
the Paris circuit once again. Four Men who play the roustabouts
who set up the carnival elements; Grobert, the sleazy souvenir
peddler; Dr. Glass, Rosalie’s wealthy veterinarian boyfriend and
other Carnival characters. B.F. Schlegel: The grumpy ringmaster
of "Cirque de Paris" Two to four women of various ages who will
play Siamese twins, Gladys and Gloria Zuwicki; Greta Schlegel:
B.F. Schlegel's spoiled, pampered daughter; and Princess Olga, a
seductive snake-charming mistress. One or two additional men of
various ages who play additional Carnival characters. Master
Harold and the Boys by Athol Fugard directed by Benny Ambush
Hally: 17-year old white South African teenager Son of the
owners of a Port Elizabeth Tea Room; rebellious, sharply moody,
opinionated, unconsciously swimming in white privilege; an
atheist; precocious, clever and smart; deeply troubled by and
conflicted about his drunken crippled Dad’s behavior.
Intellectually curious but undisciplined. Tempted by Sam’s
vision of a world without collision. Willie Malopo: 30-45 years
old Black South African waiter Uneducated poor black laborer; a
follower of Sam; a worrier; a jokester; beats his women;
ballroom dances poorly; impatient; masks his deep vulnerable
feelings with humor; initiates reenactments; cleans, polishes,
washes, tidies up; re-thinks his relationship with Hilda by
play’s end – transforms The role of Sam is cast with an AEA
member. 9 Circles by Bill Cain directed by Eric C. Engel:
Already Cast Beth Henley's Crimes of the Heart directed by
Carmel O'Reilly Lenny Magrath the oldest sister, dutiful,
caring, lonely, a dreamer. Late 20’s to early 40’s. Chick Boyle
the sisters' cousin, a drama queen, flamboyant, slightly vulgar,
into everyone’s business. Late 20’s to mid-40’s. Meg Magrath the
middle sister, fun-loving, wild, artistic with a touch of
sadness about her, unbalanced. Early 20’s to mid 30’s. Babe
Magrath the youngest sister, angelic, volatile, strong-willed,
pretty. Late teens to late 20’s. Doc Porter Meg’s old boyfriend,
attractive, worn, with a slight limp, sensitive, seductive.
Early 20’s to early 40’s. Barnette Lloyd Babe’s lawyer,
fanatically intellectual, uses sheer will to hide his feelings.
Early 20’s to mid 30’s.
NORTON: Norton Singers announces open
auditions for The Drowsy Chaperone on
Monday, February 13 and Thursday,
February 16 at the Chartley Methodist Church on S.
Worcester Street in Norton, MA, starting at 7:00 p.m.
Auditioners should prepare 16 bars each of a ballad and an
up-beat tempo song, and should bring sheet music. Those
interested in a major role should be prepared to read a short
scene from the script. There are speaking roles for 8 men and 5
women, and an ensemble of between 8-10 performers of various
ages. For additional information and driving directions, visit
www.nortonsingers.com,
send an email to
info@nortonsingers.com or call 508-457-5023.
SAUGUS: In the spring of 2012, the
Theatre Company of Saugus (TCS) will present the classic
American play You Can’t Take It With You,
by George Kaufman and Moss Hart. We are happy to announce that
we have hired Christian O’Neill to direct. He previously
directed TCS’ 2003 production of Lend Me A Tenor. You
Can’t Take It With You is a classic 1937 Kaufman and Hart farce
that tells the story of the Sycamores, a family of upbeat
eccentrics determined to march to the beat of their own drum
even as the uptight “real” world comes knocking on their door.
Often credited as the inspiration for the modern situation
comedy, this thoroughly American exploration of eccentricity and
utopian living has influenced everything from The Munsters to
The Simpsons. Auditions for You Can’t Take It With You will be
held Sunday, February 26, 2012 and Tuesday,
February 28, 2012, with call-backs on Thursday,
March 1, 2012. All sessions begin at 7:00 PM. The location
of auditions, rehearsals, and performances is the East Saugus
United Methodist Church, 85 Chestnut Street at the corner of
Winter Street. Performances are April 20-22 and 27-29, 2012. For
directions and more information, please see our website at
http://tcsaugus.org.
Auditioners may make an audition appointment, by writing to
tcsaugus@gmail.com,
stating the audition date and your contact information. Please
prepare a brief monologue (1 – 2 minutes). Two contrasting
monologues are preferred but not required. Please also bring a
picture and resume, stapled back-to-back. Readings from the
script will only occur at Call Backs. Roles are open for ten
males and seven females, ranging in ages from 20 to 70. A
complete set of character descriptions is available on our
website.
SHIRLEY: ShirleyArts! is looking for six
actresses, ages 18 and up, to perform in their production of
Steel Magnolias by Robert Harling.
Auditions will be Sunday February 19th 7-9 pm
and Wednesday February 22nd 7-9 pm at the Ayer
Shirley Middle School auditorium, 1 Hospital Road. Women will be
asked to do a cold reading from the script, using a southern
accent. Director for this show will be Rob Houle. Rehearsals
will be Sundays 5 – 9 pm and Wednesdays 6:30 -9:30 pm with
performances Friday April 27th and Saturday April 28th in the
evening, and Sunday April 29th in the afternoon. There will be a
$20 ShirleyArts! membership fee for those who are cast and are
not already members. Email
mail@shirleyarts.org for character descriptions or
answers to any other questions.
SOUTHBRIDGE: 2/21 & 22
(6:30pm) - You Can't Take It With You
@ Gateway Players Theatre, Gateway Arts Barn, 111 Main St. -
(508) 764-4531;
www.gatewayplayers.org. Production: 5/11-20
WALTHAM: Hovey Players Present Auditions
for LAUGHTER ON THE 23rd FLOOR by Neil
Simon. Directed by David Fisher- Sunday, March 11
at 7 PM & Monday, March 12 at 7 PM @ 9 Spring
St. at Joel's Way. Callbacks (if needed) Tuesday, March 13 at 7
PM. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script.
Performance Dates: May 11-12, 18-19, 24, 25 & 26 at 8 PM; May 20
at 2 PM. Contact the director with any questions at
davidefisher@email.com.
www.hoveyplayers.com
WAYLAND: A Streetcar Named Desire
by Tennessee Williams, directed by Chris Cardoni. Sunday,
March 4, 6:30pm; Monday, March 5,
7pm; Callbacks: Tuesday, March 6, 7pm. No appointment is
necessary. Auditions will be cold readings from the script.
Familiarity with the script, characters, and playwright’s style
is most strongly encouraged. First read-through will be Sunday,
March 11 at 6:30 pm. Rehearsals will begin Tuesday, March 13,
and will likely be Sunday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings 7:00 –
10:00 pm (this may change depending on cast schedules). Tech
Sunday is April 29, opening night is Thursday, May 3.
Performances are Thursdays through Saturdays, May 3-19, with two
shows on the second and third Saturdays (2pm and 8pm).
Contact the director
for information or with questions, or visit
www.vokesplayers.org
WELLESLEY:
Wellesley Players are seeking additional ensemble
members for our spring production of OLIVER!
We are especially seeking boys and young men, but others are
welcome. If interested, please contact producer, Cathy Spear at:
cathspear@gmail.com
with any questions and to arrange an audition. Rehearsals begin
in January and the show will be presented at the Sorenson Center
for the Arts at Babson College. Performance date/times are:
March 16-17 at 7:30 P.M., March 18 at 2:00 P.M.
March 23 at 7:30
P.M., March 24-25 at 2:00 P.M. The show is directed by Richard Repetta, Music Director, Chris Holownia and Choreography by P.J.
Terranova.
www.wellesleyplayers.org
New Hampshire
EPPING:
Director Elaine Gatchell announces open auditions for Leddy
Center’s summer production of Fiddler on the Roof,
being presented July 6-22. Auditions are Saturday, February 11
at Leddy Center at Verdant Pastures on Ladd’s Lane in Epping. To
audition, call Leddy Center at 679-2781, Monday through Friday,
from 3pm to 5pm, to schedule an appointment. Please bring a
headshot, prepare a song from the show, and be ready to do a
cold reading and learn some dance steps! More information on
Leddy’s website at
www.leddycenter.org. and when you call for your appointment.
Men, women, boys, and girls are needed for these great roles.
Come and audition to have a fun filled summer being a part of
this great Broadway musical for the whole family!
NEW!!
NASHUA: Actorsingers holds open Auditions
for
CHICAGO - Feb 5 and 6,
7pm (Music and Dance only) & February 7 (7-10pm) Callbacks - to
include readings. 219 Lake St. Once cast, everyone who performs
on stage must be an Actorsingers member. You do NOT have to be a
member to audition. Performances May 4, 5, and 6 @ Keefe
Auditorium. For more information contact
secretary@actorsingers.org or visit
http://actorsingers.org
Rhode Island
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Vermont
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