AUDITIONS*

A New One by David Carkeet – Directed by David Fritsch
Character Breakdown:
All Characters – Any gender
Number 37   Age 30-60, committee chair, hyper-focused on the agenda
Number 12   Age 60+, nostalgic, playful, edgy?
Number 44   Age 30-60, enthusiastic, loves the committee’s mission
Intern            Age 20-30, smart, curious

A Throne for the Holidays by Margie Semiof – Directed by Michael Ferrara

Character Breakdown: Any race, ethnicity.

Richard (Male)  30’s – Married to Jill

Jill (Female)  30’s -Married to Richard. 

Gwen Has A Date by Marj O’Neill-Butler – Directed by Mark Ferguson

Character Breakdown:

GWEN Mid-60’s. A gentle spirit, thoughtful and kind.

ARLENE Mid-60’s. Prone to being pushy and interrupting with her loud voice.

MARLENE Also in her 60’s. Very concerned about her friend, 

HUGH Late 60’s. Hugh is  very smart and instantly likable, exuding an air of quiet confidence.

Into That Good Night by Mara Dresner – Directed by Robert Mayette

Character Breakdown:

LEEANNE  (Female, 40+)     A terminally ill cancer patient who has had enough.

REVEREND JIM TALLIS  (Male, 30+) An unconventional Unitarian minister.

CARLY (Female, 20s–30s) Leeanne’s favorite nurse: practical, persistent and caring.

Note:

Side A – LeeAnne and Carly

Side B – Reverend Jim and LeeAnne

No Worriesby Cherielyn Ferguson – Directed by Elayne Gordon

Character Breakdown:

VIC (35+)   Any Gender – Grim and menacing. 
TRACY: Any Gender – Older than Vic, upbeat, positive outlook. 

The Diary of Maria by Dave Huber – Directed by Vicki French-Sanches

Character Breakdown:

MARIA             Female, Hispanic, 17 yrs old, high school senior
HARRIS   Male, white, mid-40s (has house/spouse/kids), high school drama teacher

The Weed Store by Romney Humphrey – Directed by Stefanie Rosenberg

Character Breakdown:

Susan – A woman in her 50’s or beyond. Confident from her time in the workplace, but uncertain about trying new things.

Tommy – A man in his 20’s. Stoned but thoughtful.

This Year’s Princess Tea Party by Mathew Green – Directed by Robert Kruzykowski

Brad: Early – mid 30s, husband/father, forgetful but tries to make an effort

Gabby: Early – mid 30s, wife/mother, a little sarcastic and more grounded than Brad