Next
up for auditions will be:
Sunday
19 February at
10.30 am:
"Arsenic and Old Lace"
Playing dates: 9 -
14 July
One of the first and funniest black comedies of multiple
murders. It tells the story of two charming and gentle old
ladies who poison their poor, orphan lodgers in order to
save them from the sorrows of this world.
ALL parts are available ranging from what could be termed
major parts to small cameo roles. They are:
Abby Brewster 60s
Martha Brewster 60s
Teddy Brewster 40s
Mortimer Brewster 40s
Elaine Harper 20/30
Jonathan Brewster 40s
Dr. Einstein 40/60
Rev. Dr. Harper 40/60
Officer Brophy 30/60
Officer Klein 30/60
Officer O'Hara 30/60
Lieutenant Rooney 40/60
Mr Gibbs 60s
Mr Witherspoon 60s
The above ages are approximate only, hence the wide ranges,
so please come for audition whatever your age. And remember
there are no small parts, only small actors! Scripts are
available so please call the director, Mick ives, on 01926
513008 and he will arrange to get you a copy.
Sunday
19 February at
10.30 am:
"Stepping Out"
Playing
date: September 2012
Please note all parts require an excellent level of tap
ability in order to fulfil the characters transition to
the final performance. Anyone wishing to audition is
respectfully reminded that this
should not be seen as an opportunity to learn how to tap.
Character Profiles:
Mavis, 40ish - Excellent dancer; public face is the performer;
privately she is troubled
Mrs Fraser, 55ish - Hidden talents; pessimistic and proud
of it; excellent tapper
Lynne,
late teens/early 20s - Good tapper/eager to please; serious
about dance
Dorothy, 30-45 - Balletic/good tapper; anxious and serious
Maxine, 40+ - Excellent tapper; confident personality/sales
woman
Andy,
mid 30s - Hopeless tapper; needs to be tall; awkward around
people
Sylvia, early 30s - Un-coordinated; bright and bubbly; doesn't
care what others think
Rose - Must be an Afro-Caribbean Actress (This part has
already been offered)
Vera, 45-ish - Competent tapper; immaculately presented
but hiding complex home life
Geoffrey, mid 30s - Competent tapper; insipid character/insurance
clerk but nothing special.
Directors Wendy McClay and Graham Underhill
For scripts and more information please contact Wendy McClay
on 01926 864181
FUTURE
AUDITIONS
Sunday 18th March 2012 10.30am
"Richard III"
by William Shakespeare
Details of this production will appear next month – for
further information please contact the director, Chris Carpenter,
on 01926 856282.