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Connecticut
BLOOMFIELD: River Valley Youth Theater Collective, Inc presents
OLIVER! AUDITIONS: May 14, 19 & 20,
2008 6pm at Seabury Senior Community Center. For Ages 8-24. Performances
and rehearsals at NW Catholic High School on July 24, 25, 26 & 27 2008 Please
bring a song, be prepared to move and read. If questions, please call 860
651-5208 or email DollyMag@aol.com
DARIEN: The Darien Players are pleased to
announce open auditions for Cry Havoc, Written by
Allan R. Kenward and Directed by Richard Mancini. Hailed as a female
Journey's End, this is the story of nurses on Bataan. In a sort of dugout
subjected to gunfire the individual characters emerge to offer a collective
reaction to war. These include the strong-minded doctor, her restrained and
poised assistant and the volunteer nurses: a vacuous Southern girl, a swaggering
bully, a couple of timid aesthetes, an ex burlesque girl and the inevitable spy.
They get on each other's nerves, arrest the wrong person for spying and confront
the real traitor. They are rescued from their buried dugout only to face the
firing squad. This is a compelling, caustic revelation of human beings under
fire. Monday, May 19 and Tuesday, May 20
at 7:30pm @ DAC Art Studio, 2 Renshaw Road, Darien behind the town hall adjacent
to the baseball field. Performance dates are July 11-July 26, Fridays &
Saturdays at 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. This production is non-union, non-paid.
All roles are open. Be prepared to read from the play. Sides are available in
the DAC office or upon request. Seeking 12 women. Age breakdown is
general – do not let it discourage you from auditioning. Note that this
play was written during the war years of the 1940s and that its situations and
characters, as well as the author’s descriptions that follow, reflect the
attitudes of that time. For more information, please visit
http://arts.darien.org/players/playersAuditions.php or contact the producer
Dan Friedman at 914.659.8292 or
dan5hammocks@aol.com
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HARTFORD (West): Capital Classics
Shakespeare Festival, West Hartford, CT, seeks non-Equity professional stage
actors for its 2008 summer season. Possible plays include Othello,
Hamlet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream. All roles open. All roles paid.
Performances 7/10-7/27, Thu-Sun at Saint Joseph College, West Hartford.
Submit on-line at
www.capitalclassics.org/auditions
KILLINGWORTH: 5/12 & 13 - (6-9pm) ARTFUL
LIVING holding auditions for "BIG - The Musical", made
famous by the Tom Hanks movie. This musical, to be performed the end of July, is
about a child who makes a wish to be grown, and upon fulfillment of this wish,
sees first-hand the pressures of the adult world while offering us the rare
glimpse of adulthood through the eyes of a child, reminding us that some of our
"childlike" qualities are best to keep. There are many parts for teens, young
kids and adults! Open for ages 9 and up and for all levels of talent. Be a
part of this upbeat fun production. If your interest lies with backstage
elements, contact Producer, Christopher Solimene at 860-663-1092. We will
rehearse May through July, 2 to 3 nights a week. Bring sheet music or we will
have something available to sing. (This auditorium is a brand new
state-of-the-art facility easily accessed off Route 9 (exit 9) with full
orchestra and a fantastic creative staff). Auditions to be held at Haddam
Killingworth Middle School Auditorium located at 451 Route 81, Killingworth, CT
06419.
NEW LONDON: Looking for paid counselors
for Thames Valley Music School Arts Camp! Arts Camp is a 2 week day
(non-residential) camp, July 28-August 8, held at Connecticut College, that
offers full day arts programming in visual arts, dance, musical theater and
circus arts. Counselors assist teachers and work with campers, ages 6-13.
Counselors must have interest and experience working with kids and in visual or
performing arts. Counselors must work both weeks of camp, will be paid a stipend
and must participate in staff training and camp set-up. Must be 15 years old or
older. Send resume and statement of interest to
tvmsartscamp@conncoll.edu, or
email or call 860/439-2900 for more information and application. Camp
information on-line at:
http://tvmsartscamp.org/
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SUFFIELD: The Suffield Players are
putting out a call for directors for their fall '08 thru spring '09 season. The
season will include: "Morning's at Seven," by Paul Osborn, running October 9
thru 25, "Four Dogs And A Bone," by John Patrick Shanley, Feb 12 thru 28, and
"What The Butler Saw," by Joe Orton, April 30 thru May 16. Those interested can
review all three scripts at Kent Library in Suffield. Candidates must then
contact one of the Players Directors Search Committee either by e-mail at:
sptmode@aol.com,
daqsf@verizon.net,
sfhtheatre@comcast.net or
kellyseip@msn.com, or by phone at
either 413.592.3755 or 860.647.9156, by Sunday, June 1, 2008. Candidates will
then be scheduled for a brief interview during the first three weeks of June, at
which time they should be prepared to outline their plans for the show,
including characterization, set requirements, and any special budgetary needs
they foresee. Decisions on director selection will be finalized by the end of
June.
WATERBURY: Seven Angels Theatre and The Palace Theatre
Waterbury Ct. in its inaugural collaborative Community Summer Stock Production
announce auditions for the legendary musical
Hello, Dolly! Auditions will be held at Seven Angels
Theatre on
May 12. Auditions are by appointment only, please call 203 757
1316x15 for an audition and more information. All roles are available. Seeking
males/females, actors, singers ,dancers ages 10 and up. The production is being
Directed by Semina DeLaurentis and the music Director is Richard DeRosa.
WILLIMANTIC: Auditions for A
Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum - Sunday, May
18th at 5 PM & Thursday, May 22nd at 7:00 PM at the
Burton Leavitt Theatre, 779 Main Street, Willimantic. This Broadway farce is one
of the funniest musicals ever written. It’s a non-stop laugh-fest and offers
opportunities for singers as well as comedic actors to shine. The zany
characters are unforgettable and who can forget the tune of “Comedy Tonight”.
The WTG is looking for 10+ men and up to 10 women of various ages to bring this
fabulous musical comedy to life. Although it is a musical, the show also offers
non-singing comedic roles that will bring the house down. So even if you aren’t
a singer, you can join in the fun! If you are a singer, please prepare a song
for the audition and bring sheet music with you. Piano accompaniment will be
provided. Director: Laura DeBrincat Musical Director: Ken Clark.
Call (860) 423-2245 or visit
www.windhamtheatreguild.org for more information. Show Dates: July 18,
19, 24, 25, 26, 27, 31 and August 1, & 2, 2008
WILLIMANTIC: The Windham Theatre Guild
is looking for a Director for their September Main Stage Dinner Theatre
production of "The Kitchen Witches". The show has a cast of 4 and is the
hilarious story of two cooking show divas (imagine Martha Stewart and Paula
Deane) who find themselves cast as co-hosts of a cooking show called The Kitchen
Witches. A real interactive cooking demonstration with the audience is part of
the show. Auditions are in July. Show dates run from September 19th
through October 3rd.
For more information, please contact Martha Funderburk/Managing Director at
windhamtheatre@aol.com.
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WILLIMANTIC: The Windham Theatre Guild is
looking for a Musical Director for their Spring 2009 Main Stage Dinner Theatre
production of "And The World Goes Round". The performance dates run from March
20th through April 4th. If you are interested and would like more
information, please contact Martha Funderburk, Managing Directer at
windhamtheatre@aol.com
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Maine
GARDINER: Audition dates have been set
for the Whatever Family Festival Waterfront Talent Show,
held in Gardiner Waterfront Park. The auditions will be held on Saturday,
May 17, from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm and again on Monday,
May 19, from 5:00 pm to 7:00 pm at Johnson Hall Performing Arts Center,
280 Water Street, Gardiner. All ages and all talents are welcome to try out.
Acts will be auditioned in the order of arrival; advance registration is not
required. However, please call Johnson Hall to advise which day you will be
auditioning. A limited number of acts will be chosen to perform at the Talent
Show, produced by Johnson Hall on the evening of June 21 in Gardiner, during the
Celebrate Gardiner Festival, kickoff to the Kennebec Chamber Whatever Family
Festival. Four prizes will be awarded at the Talent Show: Grand Prize: $250; and
1st and 2nd Prize: $100 each; Junior (12 years and under) prize: $100. (For the
junior prize, all participants must be 12 or under.) All audition
applicants should bring their accompanying music, if
required. Karaoke will not be allowed, so any CDs or tapes should have the music
without words. Audition pieces should be presented complete with costumes and/or
props, exactly as you would appear at the Talent Show itself. Bands, dancers,
and other kinds of performances are welcome as well. No one will be accepted
into the talent show without
an audition. Competitors in the Talent Show must be amateurs; if you have ever
earned a portion of your living from your talent, you will not be eligible to
enter the contest. Audition applications available at Johnson Hall and can be
downloaded from their website at
www.johnsonhall.org. Applications can also be found at Gardiner Public
Library, and Kennebec Valley Chamber of Commerce, Augusta. Applications can be
brought to the audition or filled out at the audition. Please call (207)
582-7144 for more information or to sign up for an audition day.
NEW!!
PORTLAND: Good Theater, the professional,
non-Equity theater in residence at the St. Lawrence Arts Center, will be holding
auditions for the upcoming season (September 2008 – May 2009). Auditions will be
by appointment only and are scheduled for Wednesday May 28 and
Thursday May 29. Call the Good Theater office for more
information or to schedule an appointment 207-885-5883. The seventh season
for Good Theater will include the shows: On Golden Pond, Stones in
His Pockets, A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum and
Light Up the Sky. Many roles have already been cast.
Auditions for Good Theater will take place on Wednesday May 28, 6:00 – 9:00 pm,
and on Thursday May 29, 6:30 – 9:30 pm, at the St. Lawrence Arts Center, 76
congress Street, Portland. All auditions are by appointment only. Please call
the Good Theater office at 885-5883 to schedule an appointment time. For
the plays, actors will be asked to read from the script. Sides will be provided
at the audition. For the musical, actors will be asked to sing and
possibly read. A short dance audition will also be required. Come prepared to
move.
PORTLAND: Portland
Ballet will hold open auditions for dancers for the upcoming August performances
of Portland Dances: A New Works Showcase. Now in its
seventh year, this annual performance provides emerging choreographers from
Portland and surrounding areas with an opportunity to create and present new
contemporary works. The auditions will be at Portland Ballet studios, 517 Forest
Ave., Portland on Sunday, June 8 from 11:00 a.m. to 1 p.m. The
Studio will open at 10:30 a.m. for warm-up. Dancers must be at least 15 years
old and available to rehearse in June, July and August. All dancers who are
interested in performing this summer are encouraged to attend this open call.
Area choreographers whose works will be performed as part of the New Works
Showcase will meet with the auditioning dancers to present a small sample of
their material in order to see who works with their style. Portland
Dances performances are on Friday, August 15 and Saturday, August 16 at the John
Ford Theater, Portland High School. Tickets are $15, and are available through
Bull Moose in the summer. For more information contact Vanessa
Beyland, Production Liaison, at Portland Ballet 207-772-9671 or
vbeyland@portlandballet.org,
or visit www.portlandballet.org.
PORTLAND:
The Choral Art Society (CAS) will hold auditions for its a cappella chamber
ensemble, Camerata, on Monday, June 9
from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. The auditions will be held at the Allen Avenue Unitarian
Universalist Church located at 524 Allen Avenue, Portland, Maine. Interested
singers should contact the Choral Art Society Manager Andrea Graichen at
manager@choralart.org to schedule an appointment. Candidates need to be
prepared for a sight-reading exercise, to perform a one-minute solo or excerpt
of their choice as well as a portion of Poulenc’s O Magnum Mysterium (please
contact CAS Manager for music). A detailed rehearsal schedule
will be provided at the audition. The Camerata will perform Saturday,
January 3, 2009 in a concert featuring a Bach cantata, Poulenc Christmas motets,
and selected carols of the season.
SPRINGVALE: Southern Maine's newest
theater, Vacationland, located in Springvale Maine, will be holding auditions
for Urinetown on Sunday May 18th from
5pm to 8pm. Callbacks are Monday May 19 at 7pm. Performances are Aug. 7th
through the 31st with Sunday matinees. For information contact us at
www.Vacationlandtheater.com
STONINGTON: Auditions will be held
Sunday, May 11 from 1 to 4 p.m. for the next “Our Own”
Community Playreading at the Stonington Opera House. The playreading will be of
“Men’s Lives,” Joe Pintauro’s stage adaptation of the
acclaimed book by Peter Matthiessen, and will be presented to the public on
Wednesday, May 21. The playreading will be guest director by Peter Richards, a
long-time summer resident of Stonington who is currently working as an actor and
director in New York City. Everyone, regardless of experience, is encouraged to
participate in the “Our Own” playreadings, which require only 15 hours of
rehearsal time and no memorization. The series presents an excellent opportunity
to read new and classic plays; and to explore drama, direction, and performance
through scripts while working with guest directors. The “Our Own” Community
Playreading Series is in its eighth year, and throughout 2008 will focus on One
Act Plays by Maine writers and others. For more information please go to
www.operahousearts.org.
Massachusetts
NEW!!
ACTON: Jane Eyre
(the musical) - June 4, 6 & 7, by appointment @ Theatre III.
Theatre III is seeking actors and singers for its fall production of the
musical "Jane Eyre." Auditions will be held by appointment on Wednesday
June 4th from 7:30pm – 9:00pm, Friday June 6th from 6:30pm – 9:00pm,
Saturday June 7th from 10:00am – 1:00pm. Callbacks will be held the
evening of Sunday June 8th. Please prepare 16 bars of a ballad NOT from
"Jane Eyre" for the vocals. Auditions will also include a cold reading from the
script. Performances will take place November 7, 8, 14, 15, 16, 21 and 22,
2008. All rehearsals and shows will take place at Theatre III, 250 Central
St, Acton, MA. We will be looking to cast several children ages 10-16.
For more information and character breakdowns, please visit
www.theatreiii.org. For an
audition appointment, please email
t3janeeyre@gmail.com or call 978- 387- 8144.
BOSTON: Dance Showcase -
June 21 12-4pm @ Swagga Inc. Come and join Bostons' newest
and most innovative non-profit. We will be hosting auditions June 21st 12-4pm
for our September dance showcase looking for dancers of all levels and
backgrounds. Audition date: June 21 12-4pm, Production start date: June
2008, Production End date: Sept 2008. -come dressed to dance; -Headshot
and resume if available if not snapshot and dance experience written down; -Be
prepared to freestyle and learn 2 counts of 8 experience in Hip Hop, salsa,
step, krump, modern, and Afro-jazz appreciated but not required. For more
info email swagginc@gmail.com or
visit www.myspace.com/swagginc
CAMBRIDGE: Makeshift Theatre Co. announces
auditions for its upcoming Prime Time Production: Lone Star
and Laundry & Bourbon. Excellent apart,
brilliant together, James McClure's two darkly comic one-acts weave the
interconnecting stories of three men and three women on one hot summer day in
Maynard, Texas. In Laundry & Bourbon, Elizabeth, Hattie, and Amy Lee fold
laundry, share gossip, and try to withstand the withering heat and each other.
In the companion piece, Lone Star, beer and a 1959 pink Thunderbird convertible
draw Ray, Roy, and Cletis together as they while away an evening in their tiny
Texas town, but startling revelations threaten to tear them apart. Seeking
3 men and 3 women. Auditions will be held on May 12 & 13
from 7-10pm at the Cambridge YMCA in Central Sq. Auditions will consist of Cold
Readings form the script. Contact:
vinnie@makeshifttheatre.com
NEW!!
CAMBRIDGE: Auditions for A
Little Night Music will take place on the following
dates. All auditions will take place from 7pm to 10pm in room 4-270 on MIT's
campus. Tuesday, 5/27; Wednesday, 5/28 &
Thursday, 5/29. Please prepare one song in English and
bring a copy of the sheet music for the accompanist. You may also bring a copy
of the sheet music for your own reference. Auditionees interested in the roles
of Anne, Frederik, or Desiree should also bring a prepared monologue of less
than five minutes length. Callbacks, if needed, will be held on Saturday,
May 31 from 2-5pm. If you are interested in auditioning but unavailable to
attend any of the dates listed above, please contact
nightmusic@mit.edu to schedule an
alternate audition time. Performances will take place August 1-9.
Auditions are opened to all those interested. Please note our student casting
policy: Any MIT student capable of performing a role shall be given preference
over other candidates. Please contact us at
nightmusic@mit.edu if you have any
questions.
NEW!!
CLINTON: Disney's High School Musical -
May 18 & 20 @ Clinton Community Theatre -
www.clintoncommtheatre.com.
Come audition and join us for our summer young adult production. Open call for
all roles ages 14--35. Cast of 25-35 wanted for the fun filled production.
Auditions will be held Sunday, May 18th at 3pm--Dance and readings
ONLY and Tuesday, May 20th at 6pm--Vocal auditions ONLY.
COTUIT: Director Carol McManus will hold
auditions for THE TURN OF THE SCREW by Jeffrey Hatcher
at Cotuit Center for the Arts, 4404 Rte. 28 in Cotuit on June 3 & 7
at 7:00pm with call backs on Saturday, June 14 at 1:00pm. This
multi-character vehicle for two, 1 man and 1 woman, will be double cast. Perusal
scripts are available at the arts center. Performance dates are slated for
August 7-31. For more information, please call 508-428-0669.
www.CotuitCenterForTheArts.org
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FALL RIVER: You're A Good Man, Charlie Brown -
June 1 & 2, 7pm @ Little Theatre of Fall River:
www.littletheatre.net.
Auditions will be held June 1 & 2, 7pm at the Little Theatre of Fall River, Fire
Barn , 340 Prospect St., Fall River, MA. "Corner of Prospect St. and Highland
Ave." Characters include: Charlie Brown, Lucy Van Pelt, Linus Van Pelt,
Schroeder Sally Brown, Snoopy. Those auditioning should appear to be
approximately 20-ish to 30-ish. Auditions will consist of readings from the
script, as well as vocal and dance auditions. Please come dressed comfortably in
order to move well. Directed by Jen Bellanti, Musical Direction by
Jessalyn Sadler, Choreography by Jen Bellanti and Jeff Belanger, Stage Manager:
Stacy Tinkham. Production: 8/14-24.
FALL RIVER: The New Place Players
announce auditions for the 2008 Summer Mainstage Production ... ONE
FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST -
Auditions Tuesday,
June 3 @ 6:00-8:00 PM (callbacks at 8 PM),
Bishop Connolly High School, 373 Elsbree St, Fall River, MA 02720. WHAT TO
PREPARE: One comedic monologue or scene (with scene partner) and one dramatic
monologue or scene (with partner). Both should be no longer than 3 minutes and
should be from contemporary plays (or movies). Call-backs will consist of cold
readings and improvisation. If you have questions, contact the director, Chris
J. Silva, at cj.filmlover@gmail.com.
HYDE PARK: 5/27 & 31, by appointment -
Riverside Theatre Works
2008-09 Season Auditions: May 27, 7-10pm and
May 31st, 1-4pm.
Season auditions will be held for anyone interested in a leading role in our
2008-09 productions. Each show will also hold supporting role and ensemble
auditions at a later date. Anyone auditioning for a leading role who does not
get cast may be invited back for a supporting role at the callback date. Auditionees should prepare a song from the show auditioning for (preferably for
the character you're interested in), and a short 2-minute monologue. Anyone
auditioning for Miracle on 34th St. need only prepare the monologue. SHOWS and
ROLES CASTING: BIG RIVER -- Huck, Jim, Duke, King; MIRACLE ON 34th ST. -- Doris,
Fred, Kris Kringle; HANSEL and GRETEL (opera) -- Hansel, Gretel, Witch; THE KING
AND I -- Anna, King, Lun Tha, Tuptim. $$ Stipend / Pay Available. To schedule an
audition appointment, call 617-361-7024 or email
tara@rtwboston.org.
NEW!!
MALDEN: Midnight Chimes Productions seeks
10-12 males to play patrons at a 'strip club' for one of our short comedies. The
shoot is from 10AM to 1PM on Sunday May 18th in Malden. All
participants will be able to perform a monologue (following the shoot) for
consideration for future shorts. Deferred pay/non-union. Meal, copy of
short, and credit. We make funny short comedies that are seen worldwide
(over 15 million times last year). You can see our stuff at:
http://www.youtube.com/MidnightChimes
NEW!!
MALDEN: Midnight Chimes Productions seeks
four teenage kids for our two short comedies "The Music Must Change".
Ages 16-19 is best. All are supporting roles with lines. Shooting date is Sunday
May 18th from 1pm to 9pm in Malden. Most actors would only be
required to be present for part of the shoot. We also need a 16-19 year
old male lead. he would be required to kiss a female in the scene.
non-union/deferred pay/copy of short/credit. Please send headshot/resume
to Kevin at mcp_casting@yahoo.com.
MALDEN: Jesus Christ Superstar - June 17
and 18, 7:30 pm. 2nd Stage Productions will be holding auditions
for Jesus Christ Superstar on Tues. June 17th and Weds. June 18th at 7:30 at St.
Paul's Parish Hall, 26 Washington St. Malden, MA. Please bring your own
sheet music and be prepared to sing 16 bars. For more info please email
Glenn@2ndstage.biz.
MANSFIELD: Un-Common Young Adult's Group announces
Auditions for SWEENEY TODD - The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
The rare instance of a musical thriller, Stephen Sondheim and Hugh
Wheeler’s chilling, suspenseful, heart-pounding masterpiece of murderous
barber-ism and culinary crime tells the infamous tale of the unjustly exiled
barber who returns to 19th century London seeking revenge against the lecherous
judge who framed him and ravaged his young wife. His thirst for blood soon
expands to include his unfortunate customers, and the resourceful proprietress
of the pie shop downstairs soon has the people of London lining up in droves
with her mysterious new meat pie recipe! Sophisticated, macabre, visceral and
uncompromising, “Sweeney Todd” nevertheless has a great sense of fun, mixing
intense drama with howlingly funny moments of dark humor: audiences find
themselves laughing hysterically one moment and gasping in surprise the next.
Recently revived on Broadway and the subject of a new movie staring Johnny Depp,
this show has rarely been performed in the past, partly due to Mr. Sondheim's
complicated and brilliant musical score. The Moss hart Award wining directorial
team of Christa Crewdson (Director) and Chris Charig (Musical Director) are
excited to take on this task and are looking forward to meeting many hopeful
auditioners. Auditions will be held Monday May 12th, 2008
by appointment only. For Audition Details first go to
www.uncommontheatre.org then
call or email for an audition appointment.
MEDFIELD: The Gazebo Players of Medfield,
a non-profit community based theater organization located in Medfield,
Massachusetts, will hold open auditions for their sixth annual "Shakespeare In
The Park” production of William Shakespeare’s MACBETH.
Auditions will be held on May 12 & 13 at the T. A. Blake Middle
School Auditorium, Pound St., Medfield, at 7:00 PM. Call backs will be held on
Thursday, May 15, at the Blake Middle School Auditorium at 7:00 PM. MACBETH will
be performed on three consecutive weekends: July 19, 20, 26, and 27 at the
Gazebo next to the Medfield Public Library, and August 2 and 3 at the Music
Court in Bird Park, Walpole, MA. Actors aged 16 and up are welcome to
attend. Those auditioning need not bring a prepared monologue. No prior
Shakespeare experience is necessary. The only requirement is that actors have a
willingness to learn and have fun. All roles are being cast through this
audition process. The production will be directed by Ted Eaton, who
returns to Gazebo again after directing last summer’s production of Romeo and
Juliet. Mr. Eaton has directed numerous productions and also teaches theater.
For directions to the Blake Middle School, more information about the Gazebo
Players, or to download an audition form, please visit
www.gazeboplayers.com. For more
information about auditions for Macbeth please contact co-producer Steve Small,
pklstevesmall@comcast.net.
MIDDLEBORO: Nemasket River Productions presents Open Auditions
for Neil Simon’s The Star Spangled Girl & Beth
Henley’s The Miss Firecracker Contest: May
18th 5-7pm & May 19 7-8:30pm at the Middleboro Town
Hall Auditorium. Performances will be at the Memorial Early Childhood Center on
July 18,19, 25, 26, 2008. Cold readings from scripts or please prepare a 1-2
minute monologue. All roles are open. Seeking 1-4 women 20’s -40’s; 2 men
20’s-40’s. For more information, please visit
www.nemasketriverproductions.com or contact the producer Merrie Mizaras at
508-472-9467 or email;
merimizaras@verizon.net.
NATICK: TCAN Players The TCAN Players
will hold auditions on June 24th and 25th at 7:00 pm with
Call-backs on June 26th for Anne of Green Gables based
on the classic novel by L.M. Montgomery. It is the story of a young orphan girl
adopted by a middle-aged spinster and her bachelor brother in the early 1900's
on Prince Edward Island, Canada. The play takes place over the course of four
years, so during the course of the play all the children age from 12 to 16.
Auditioners will be asked to do cold readings from the script. A perusal copy of
the script will be available at the TCAN Box Office during regular Box Office
hours. Resumes and headshots are requested for all callbacks.
PERFORMANCES: Fri & Saturday November 7, 8, 14 and 15 - 8:00 pm; Sunday November
9 - 7:00 pm; Sunday November 16 - 2:00 pm. See the
website for
character details.
NEW BEDFORD: Auditions for Your Theatre,
Inc.’s production of Dylan Thomas’s play for voices Under Milk Wood,
scheduled to be staged October 16 - 19, will be held Wednesday, June 4.
Anyone interested in auditioning, should arrive at The Playhouse 136 Rivet St.
(corner of County St.), New Bedford, at 7:30 PM. Under Milk Wood, Dylan
Thomas’ most famous and enduring work was first performed by six actors in New
York in May 1953 with Thomas himself reading the First Voice. Originally
intended for radio – it was broadcast with Richard Burton in January 1954 – it
has delighted theatre audiences for more than half a century. Funny,
bawdy, sad and sensual, it captures twenty-four hours in the lives – and dreams
– of the inhabitants of Llareggub ("bugger all" spelt backwards), an imaginary,
small seaside town in south Wales. An all-seeing narrator invites the audience
to listen to the dreams and innermost thoughts of the inhabitants of this
imaginary small Welsh village. They include Mrs. Ogmore-Pritchard,
relentlessly bossing her two dead husbands; Captain Cat, reliving his seafaring
times; the two Mrs. Dai Breads; Organ Morgan, obsessed with his music; and Polly
Garter, pining for her dead lover. Later, the town wakes and, aware now of how
their feelings affect whatever they do, we watch them go about their daily
business. Director Robin Richard needs people with good vocal skills
capable of portraying characters ranging in age from late teens to eighty years
of age. Mr. Richard added “I plan to use 5 men and 4 women. One man will be
First Voice and the other 8 actors will play 4 or 5 characters. Voices are most
important in that of all actors must breath life into each of their 5 characters
using their voice only.” The play will be presented as a recreation of the
BBC Radio Broadcast of 1954. The stage will be set as a radio studio and the
actors will read from scripts. For additional information, call YTI at
508-993 0772, or e-mail ytinc@verizon.net
NEW BEDFORD: Auditions for Your Theatre,
Inc.’s production of Anton Chekhov’s The Three Sisters,
scheduled to be staged January 14 – 24, 2009, will be held Wednesday,
June 25, 2008. Anyone interested in auditioning, should arrive at The
Playhouse 136 Rivet St.(corner of County St.), New Bedford, at 7:30 PM. Director
Edward J. Maguire must fill the following 14 roles: Andrei (age 24) brother of
the three sisters, Olga (age 28) eldest of the three sisters and matriarchal
figure of the Prozorov family, Masha (age 21) middle sister who married her
husband, when she was 18, Irina (age 20) youngest sister, Natasha (age 26)
Andrei's love interest and later h is wife, Vershinin (age 45) lieutenant
lolonel in charge of the local battery, Tuzenbach (age 23) lieutenant in the
army who often philosophizes impress Irina and be part of the group, Solyony
(age 26) captain in the arm who is also in love with Irina, Chebutykin ( age 60
) a doctor in the army, Fedotik (24) a sub-lieutenant who hangs around the house
and tries to express his love to Irina, Rode (24) another sub-lieutenant,
Kulygin (age 24) Masha's husband, Ferapont (age 74) partially deaf door-keeper
at local council and A nfisa (age 82) A nurse in the family who has worked
forever with the Prozorovs. For additional information, call YTI at 508-993
0772, or e-mail ytinc@verizon.net
NEWTON: ONCE ON THIS ISLAND, Book and Lyrics by:
Lynn Ahrens, Music by: Stephen Flaherty. Based on My Love, My Love by Rosa Guy.
Directed and Choreographed by Laura Espy. Musical Direction by Joshua Finstein.
Performances: July 25-27 and August 1-3 at MassBay Community College.
Auditions will be held by appointment on May 27 and 28 from
7-10 with callbacks on Saturday, May 31 from 9am-1pm. Auditions will be held at
the Newton Cultural Center, 225 Nevada Street in Newton. Most rehearsals
and all the shows will take place at MassBay Community College. Call
617-244-9538 or email ncpsm@aol.com to
schedule an audition appointment. We will also be looking to cast several
children ages 7-12. Character descriptions, directions, and additional
information can be found on our website,
www.newtoncountryplayers.org.
PLYMOUTH: I am interested hiring 4-6
local actors (mostly adult) to help showcase a new Plymouth-based million dollar
home at the builder's open house on July 12th from 11 am - 4 pm. Actors will be
playing roles as home owners/occupants and doing such things as baking cookies
in the kitchen, relaxing on the sleeping porch, planting seeds in the herb
garden, and other home-based activities (tbd). Actors will need to supply their
own props (seeds, gardening equipment, cooking utensils, etc.) and converse with
potential home buyers within the role they are playing (not a sales role).
Likely compensation will be approximately $100/ea for the gig. I will also
need one of these people to act as actor/director and manage the group's
activities (per a pre-scripted agenda) during the event. Approximate
compensation for this person will be $150. Contact: Abby Robertson, Tip
the Concierge, 978-433-6474 515
RANDOLPH: Randolph Theater announces
Auditions for the summer teen show. Seeking
Teens up to age 20 - June 23 & 24 at 6:30 @ St. Mary's School,
Seton Way off North Street across from ice rink. Come prepared to sing.
Bring your own music. Show dates: August 8, 9, 10, 15, 16. For more
info contact
randolphtheater@hotmail.com or 781-963-3266
SHREWSBURY: Mass Theatrica
will be holding auditions for our upcoming season on Saturday, June 14,
2008, from 11am to 5pm at Southgate Theater, 30 Julio Drive, Shrewsbury, MA. We
are only hearing singers from the greater Boston area and metro west, who have
their own transportation, as we perform many concerts in the Worcester area as
well as The North Shore. We are looking to cast all roles in THE MEDIUM by
Gian Carlo Menotti except for Baba, which is already cast. This show goes up at
the end of October and the beginning of November in 2008. These roles will pay a
stipend. Singers should bring a 20th century English aria, preferably by
Menotti. If you are singing for Monica, please prepare Monica’s Waltz. An
accompanist will be provided, but feel free to bring your own. We will hear a
dramatic monologue from those actors interested in the role of Toby, a mute
young adult who is Monica’s love interest. Toby is of Gypsy origin, and
dancer-like in stature. His role is very dramatic and central to the entire
plot. We will also be hearing singers in general for up coming concerts.
These positions are non-paying; we use these concerts as fund- raisers for our
main stage productions. Interested singers and/or actors should email
their headshot and resume to Angeliki Theoharis, Artistic Director at
masstheatrica@yahoo.com. If
you are auditioning for THE MEDIUM, please, clearly state what role you are
interested in. If you have been given a time slot, you will be notified by May
31, 2008. Feel free to visit our website:
www.masstheatrica.org for more information. No calls please.
SOMERSET: Bat Boy the Musical - May 14 &
18. Somerset Players Auditions will be held Wednesday May 14th
6pm-9pm and Sunday May 18th, 3pm-5pm at the Somerset's Old Town Hall 1458 County
Street Somerset, MA 02726. Please prepare a 16-32 bars in the style of Musical
Theater. For more information call (508) 673-5132,
somerset_players@yahoo.comor visit
www.somersetplayer.tripod.com.
SOMERVILLE: Sign up now to audition for
Festival@First One-Acts! Act this summer!
Theatre@First is at it again, looking for adult actors of all ages as we present
our
fifth annual festival of one-acts: "Festival@First:
Fools F'Orloff!" an evening of eight short one-act plays by Rich Orloff.
This project is being managed by the
wonderful and talented team of Andy Hicks, Chris Dekalb and Jenn Koerber.
Make an appointment for Tuesday & Wednesday evenings, May 6-7
by appointment at First Congregational Church, 89 College Ave, 4 blocks from
Davis Square. (If necessary Callbacks will be on Thursday, May 7).
www.theatreatfirst.org/auditions.shtml. We also have a few spaces for
walk-ins. Performances are July 31-Aug 3, Aug. 7-9. Auditions are
cold readings from the script--no monologue required. For more info, visit
www.TheatreAtFirst.org or email
auditions@theatreatfirst.org.
SOUTHBRIDGE: Gateway Players Theatre,
Inc, is pleased to announce auditions for this season’s summer musical. Rogers
and Hammerstein‘s “The Sound of Music” will be
performed at the Charlton Middle School the weekend of August 15. This family
musical has interesting roles, great music and an inspiring story of bravery,
family values and courage. Auditions will be held on May 19 and 20
at the Gateway Arts Barn, 111 Main Street. Auditions for children and teens,
ages 6-18 will be held Monday, May 19, 6:30- 8pm. Auditions will consist of
singing, movement, and either reading from the script or improvisational acting.
The youth roles include the von Trapp children Liesl (16), Friedrich (14),
Louisa (13), Kurt (10), Brigitte (9) Marta (7) and Gretl (6) and Rolf Gruber
(17). The ages listed are guidelines for casting purposes. Auditions for
adults will take place on Tuesday, May 20 from 6:30pm- 9pm. Roles include Maria,
Captain von Trapp, nuns, friends of the Captain, including the Baroness and Max,
neighbors, soldiers and townsfolk. Auditions will consist of singing, movement
and cold readings from the script. Pat Haddock is directing.
The summer musical is planned to allow college students a chance to perform
prior to the school return,, as well as provide summer entertainment. The
Charlton Middle School is an air-conditioned space with terrific auditorium
seating and a spacious stage. For more audition information, call Gateway
at 508-764-4531 or go to
www.gatewayplayers.org.
TAUNTON: Roseland
Theatrical Productions, a new year round theatrical production company is
seeking/hiring singers/dancers/actors for their upcoming summer season. We
are casting/hiring "Back To School Again-the Rydell High Reunion".
Characters and songs from Grease and Grease 2 combine in this rollicking high
voltage musical. Augmented with music from the late 1950's to early-mid
1960's. The production will be worked closely with the cooperation of the
composer of the score of Grease 2. We are also casting a cabaret/MTH
project that will consist of contemporary MTH material. Prepare 2
contrasting 16 bar pieces in the Pop/MTH genre. Looking for strong contemporary
MTH voices, gospel and R & B. Be prepared to dance. Bring all dance shoes.
Dancers should have a strong background in ballet and MTH styles.
Choreography by Wendy Hall. No out of pocket production fees. Also taking
submissions for all artistic and design staff. Hiring performing/waitstaff
and barstaff positions. Auditions: May 19th at 6PM/
May 20th at 6:30PM, Roseland Ballroom Dinner Theater and
Cabaret, 174 Broadway (Rte. 138 -rear of Hong Kong City Restaurant). You
may also submit headshot and resume online at
RoselandTheatricalProductions@gmail.com.
TEWKSBURY: 5/19 & 20
(7pm) - Spotlight On Broadway @ ACT Andover,
St. Williams Church, 1351 Main St. - (978) 476-1138;
www.ACTAndover.com
WAKEFIELD:
Looking for an exciting theatre experience filled
with witches and wizards, munchkins and monkeys, and of course Dorothy,
the Cowardly Lion, the Scarecrow and the Tin Man? Then join Wakefield
Repertory Youth Theatre as we follow the yellow brick road to the
Emerald City.
Auditions for The Wizard
of Oz will be held June 9 and 10 from
4:00pm to 7:00pm. Auditions are open to students entering 5 through 9
grade. Visit
Wakefield Repertory Youth Theatre
for more information.
WAYLAND: Born Yesterday - May 18 & 19.
Vokes Players Auditions will be held Sunday, May 18th 6:00-9:00 pm, and
Monday, May 19th from 7:00-10:00 pm. Born Yesterday is a romantic comedy
with a political undercurrent that still hits home sixty years later. It
sparkles with wit and intelligence without feeling the least bit dated. It
centers on the love triangle of Billie Dawn, Harry Brock and Paul Verrall.
Billie and Harry have been living together for nearly ten years (and this is
1946!), and have developed a relationship based on specific roles. Their life
together gets knocked around once they come to Washington, where Harry is trying
to score some key legislation for his junk business. His legal front-man is Ed
Devery, who brings Senator Hedges in on the deal. After an evening with the
Hedges, Harry realizes that Billie is really out-to-sea in this environment. So
he brings in Paul to teach Billie so Harry won’t be embarrassed with her at
social events. Paul, though, is onto what Harry is doing there. He takes the job
with Billie to stay close to what Harry is up to. But, once he gets to know
Billie. Contact Pamela at
pmayne@nortel.com for more information or visit
www.vokesplayers.org.
New Hampshire
BEDFORD: Bedford of Broadway is preparing
for their 2009 calendar and is looking for directors for their spring & fall
productions. We will be interviewing directors on Saturday, May 15, 2008.
If you are interested in directing a play for us, please bring your script ideas
to us and tell us why you'd like to direct this play. Feel free to present more
than one script. The dates for the 2009 plays have not been scheduled as of yet,
but the spring play is usually in April and the fall play usually in October. If
you would like to propose a play, please call Joyce Hunter at 603-472-8270 for
more information or to schedule an appointment.
EPPING: Leddy Center announces auditions
for its fall musical, Peter Pan! Auditions are being
held Saturday, June 7, and are by appointment only. All parts
are open, including Peter Pan (who will be cast with a boy!), Captain Hook (who
is also Mr. Darling), Wendy, Michael, John, Smee, Tiger Lily, the Lost Boys,
Pirates, Indians, Mrs. Darling, Nana and the dreaded crocodile! Schedule
your appointment today!! Go to
www.leddycenter.org and click on Auditions to get all the information and
then call 603-679-2781 to schedule an appointment and make arrangements to get
the audition packet!
LONDONDERRY: Beauty and the Beast will be coming to the Adams
Memorial Opera House. Directed by award winning director
Jeff Caron. Audition dates are June 9 & 11 from 6-9pm at
the Londonderry Middle School - Mammoth Rd. in Londonderry. Please bring
sheet music - an accompanist will be provided. No tapes or Cd's please. Acapella
singing is ok. You may sing a song from the show, or any song that showcases
your voice. If you have any
questions please email
wmelillo@comcast.net or call 603-818-1536
MANCHESTER:
YOU'RE A
GOOD MAN, CHARLIE BROWN
@
Majestic Academy of Dramatic Arts (Ages 7-18),
April 27th & 28th at 6pm;
PRINCESS & THE PEA @
Majestic Academy of Dramatic Arts (ages
12-18), May 11th
from 7-9pm & May 17th from 1-4pm;
BIG: THE MUSICAL @
Majestic Academy of Dramatic Arts (ages 7-18) AND
Majestic Productions (ages 15 through Adult), May 11th from
7-9pm & May 17th from 1-4pm. Click on the show name for
detailed info. The Majestic Theatre is a
community-based educational organization open to artists of all experience
levels. (603)669-7469;
www.majestictheatre.net. The Majestic Theatre, 281 Cartier Street
MILFORD: 5/10, 17 & 24 (7:30pm) -
Kit Carson, An Original Rock Musical by David E. Quigley. Parts
for 30 children and 20 adults - Actors, singers, storytellers, percussionists
and dancers. Children and Adults ages 6-60. Milford Town Hall. (603) 672-7000;
dave@kitcarsonmusical.com -
www.kitcarsonmusical.com
NEW!!
NASHUA: Teen Actorsingers Summer Show
Once On This Island. Information Night: May 15 @
7:00 pm. Auditions: May 18 & 19, 6:30 - 9:30 PM @
Actorsingers Hall, 219 Lake Street. Directions:
http://www.actorsingers.org/driving.htm. Directed by David R. DuCharme,
Jen Sassak, and Emily Lovering. Once On This Island will be produced
August 15, 16, 17 at The Amato Center in Milford. The web page for Once On
This Island at Actorsingers web site can be found here:
www.actorsingers.org/j2008b.htm
Rhode
Island
BRISTOL: The Barn Summer Playhouse will hold auditions for
The Real Inspector Hound, by Tom Stoppard, on May 6
at 6:00 p.m. (or by appointment), at Roger Williams University’s New Academic
Building—lower floor (One Old Ferry Road, Bristol, RI). Three to four
females and four to five males (all ages) are needed for this outrageous farce
spoofing a British whodunit. The production will run June 20-28 at Roger
Williams University’s Performing Arts Center. Rehearsals will begin May 19.
Auditions will consist of cold readings. For more information contact the
director, Robin Stone, at rstone@rwu.edu.
The Barn Summer Playhouse is affiliated with the Roger Williams University
Department of Performing Arts.
http://departments.rwu.edu/theatre/
CRANSTON: Complete Works of William
Shakespeare & 12th Night - May 7 & 10, 6-9pm.
Classical Players Theatre Company
Auditions will be held for our summer season on April 7 & 10 at 6pm at Cranston
East, 899 Park Ave. No preparation is necessary, but a monologue from
either play may be presented if it is prepared. We seek actors and
actresses from 18-65; some may be cast in either or both plays. COMPLETE WORKS
requires actors with comedy and improv experience, and will be performed for
three weekends in June, each at a different outdoor venue in SE Mass and Little
Compton, RI. 12th Night will run six weekends spread over the summer, with two
consecutive weekends at each. There is a strong possibility of double
casting or understudies, especially for 12th Night. it is a very long summer.
LOL. Auditions appointment are strongly recommended. Call Joe Wallace at
508-287-6306 for more info., or to book your appointment.
PROVIDENCE: The Providence
Singers: AUDITIONS - Dates: May 6, 12, 20, 27, and June 17
by appointment; location TBA. Experienced choral singers in all voice
parts are welcome; Bass II and other male voices are especially in demand.
Audition includes a prepared solo, vocalization, ear training, and sight
reading. To learn more or schedule an audition, call 401-751-5700 or email
operations@providencesingers.org.
www.providencesingers.org
PROVIDENCE: Open Auditions for a new
musical comedy, CHRISTMAS EVE, will be held on
May 13 and 14 at Steinert Hall, 148 Power Street (corner of Hope and
Power) Providence, RI from 7 – 10 p.m. Actors and actresses of all ethnicities
from 16 – 60 are needed to play a witch, a warlock, a devil, crazy Cossacks, a
tsarina, giddy girls and start crossed lovers. CHRISTMAS EVE is based on a short
story by Nikolai Gogol with script and lyrics by David Eliet and music by Nancy
Rosenberg. Eliet and Rosenberg have written almost a dozen short and long
musicals for children and adults. Their play, THE SUN’S MUSICIANS was done at
the Kennedy Center in D.C., and their full length musical
for adults, EAST OF THE SUN/WEST OF THE MOON, was a critical and popular
success. Three of their plays for young audiences are published by Anchorage
Press. CHRISTMAS EVE will rehearse evenings and weekend days from May 27 –
June 5 and will be performed at The Perishable Theatre June 6, 7, and 8. The
production will be done script-in-hand concert style. Actors should prepare a
short two minute monologue and a song for the audition. Bring a picture and
resume if available. This production is being sponsored in part
by a grant from the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts. For more information
or to schedule a specific audition time call (401) 725-0248 or e-mail
ilitsky@yahoo.com.
PROVIDENCE: Trinity Rep will be holding
Adult General Auditions for the 2008-2009 Season. These are local
auditions which will take place at Trinity Repertory Company, 201 Washington
Street, Providence, RI. Adult Auditions will be held by appointment only
on Saturday, May 31st from noon to 7:00PM (Members of Actor’s
Equity only) and Monday, June 2nd from 10:00AM to 5:00PM.
(Non-Equity actors may be seen time permitting.) Members of Actors Equity (AEA)
may walk-in, but appointments are strongly suggested. Adult actors should
prepare two contrasting monologues not to exceed three minutes total. All actors
should provide a headshot/resume at the audition. This audition will serve as a
general 2008-2009 season audition as well as the adult audition for A Christmas
Carol. We will be looking to cast at least seven AEA roles in A Christmas Carol.
Appointments are required. To schedule an audition time, please call Emily
Varden at (401) 521-1100 x221(Mondays through Fridays 9AM-5PM) with your contact
information and union affiliation. For more information, please e-mail Laura
Kepley at lkepley@trinityrep.com or
call (401) 521-1100, x275.
PROVIDENCE: NETWORK AFFILIATE NEEDS
On-Air TV News Host. Contact: Andrew Marnik:
Andrew@gmedia.tv. A Providence-based
Local Network Affiliate station is searching for hosts between the ages of 18
and 25 for an ultra-local news project. All races and ethnicities are welcome to
apply. We would require you to be at your studio no more than 3 days
a week, and less than 4 hours each day. You will be featured on local broadcast
television (not the interconnect), as well as the internet, for online viewing
and iPod download. Send us a video (or youtube link) of you, on-screen,
delivering upbeat, positive news. Include headshots, resume and contact
information. Must have your own transportation.
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WESTERLY: GRANITE THEATRE announces open
auditions for Norm Foster's THE LONG WEEKEND.
DIRECTOR: Mark Charles Huntington. WHERE: Granite Theatre, 1 Granite St,
Westerly, RI. Monday, May 19, 2008 @ 7 PM.
INFORMATION: 401-596-2341(theatre) or 401-348-0555. I f possible, prepare
a one-minute comedy monologue. There will also be readings from the
script. No appointment necessary. PERFORMANCE DATES: August 1, 2, 3,
7, 8, 9, 10, 14, 15, 16, 17, 21, 22, 23, 24, 28, 29, 30 & 31, 2008. CAST
NEEDED: 1 Man – 40 to 50; 1 Woman – 40 to 50. For directions call the
theatre or go to our website at
www.granitetheatre.com
Vermont
NEW!!
FAIRFAX:
The Fairfax Community Theatre Company is at it again!!
Auditions for their summer show 'A Cry of Players'
are just around the corner. It's
1585, and young, wild, lusty William Shakespeare can't stay out of hot water.
His wife is furious, the townsfolk are weary of his escapades, a local Lord has
branded him as a troublemaker and even his girlfriend, like everyone else, has
had enough. What is this nameless need that torments Will so mercilessly, gnaws
at his soul and forces him to risk everything? Join us in grubby, bawdy England
for the passion and drama of A Cry of Players. Witness the day when this
legendary genius starts down the road to immortality. All ages auditions,
show recommended for audiences 13+ years of age. When: May
20,21,22 from 7pm - 9pm. Where: BFA Fairfax 75 Hunt Street
Fairfax, VT. Who: Everyone, the more the merrier. For more
information call Jennifer at (802) 879-2867 or visit our website
www.fctcvt.org
WAITSFIELD:
Have you ever wanted to direct a play, but didn’t want to start with a full
blown production? Now is your chance to try your hand with a brand new 10 minute
play. The Valley Players is pleased to announce the production of “Love
~ The Human Comedy," a 10-minute play festival to be presented
during the Festival of the Arts from Thursday, August 7 through Sunday, August
10. New directors are invited to participate. These are six brand new
short plays with small casts written by the same 6 Women@60 playwrights who
wrote the plays at last year’s festival. Each play is a brief peek at a
relationship that is mostly comic, sometimes poignant and often thoroughly
recognizable. The VP has three veteran directors (Henry Erickson, Mitchell
Kontoff and Teresa Langston) who will direct a play and provide support and
advice with assistance from Ruth Ann Pattee as well. The idea is to provide a
fun opportunity for both director and actor, not to mention some laughs for the
Festival of the Arts’ audiences and to increase the Valley Players’ pool of
potential directors. All 6 plays will be presented each evening, therefore
sets will be minimal. Unlike recent VP events, this is not a reading and actors
will be learning lines. There will be more information about the auditions once
the directors are selected, but right now, auditions are planned for May
25 and 26 and rehearsals start after June 16. On May 1 at 6 pm
potential directors are invited to hear the new plays read aloud and enjoy some
pizza. Anyone interested in coming to the reading or volunteering is asked to
contact producer Jennifer Howard at 496-3751 or
valleyplayers@madriver.com. If you can’t
make the reading then let her know you are interested.
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The Gazebo Players
Open Auditions
Macbeth
Directed by Ted Eaton
Monday, May 12 (7pm) &
Tuesday, May 13 (7pm)
T. A. Blake Middle School Auditorium
Pound St., Medfield, MA
Callbacks May 15 @ 7:00 PM.
Seeking ages 16+. No prior Shakespeare experience necessary.
For directions & information, visit
www.gazeboplayers.com.
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Nemasket River Productions
AUDITIONS
Neil Simon's
The Star Spangled Girl
&
Beth Henley's
The Miss Firecracker Contest
Directed by Matthew Bruffee
Sunday, May 18th - 5-7pm
Monday, May 19th - 7-8:30pm
Middleborough Town Hall Black Box Theatre
Route 105 S. Main St., Middleborough, MA
Production: July 18th -26th
Auditions consist of readings from script or feel free to come prepared
with a 1 to 2 minute monologue.
www.nemasketriverproductions.com
or 646-510-1079 for info
Rehearsals start asap
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