Auditions

AUDITION INFORMATION FOR MAINSTAGE SHOWS
(Dates subject to change)

All auditions are held at the ARC. Scripts are available for a $10 refundable fee approximately one month before auditions.



By Thornton Wilder
Presented by special arrangement with Samuel French Inc., New York

Performed March 16 - April 1, 2012
Thurs. - Sat. at 7:30PM, Sunday Matinee at 2:00PM

CAST LIST

Stage Manager…….……...........…...Gary Thoreson
Dr. Gibbs………………....................Ted L.McBride
Joe Crowell……………..…..….........…Jared Downie
Howie Newsome……….…….…..…….Jamie DeWitt
Mrs. Gibbs……………….…....….……..Ann Hengen
Mrs. Webb……………….…...………….………..TBD
George Gibbs…………....…..…….Chase Hammond
Rebecca Gibbs…………….….…………Laura Bareis
Wally Webb………………..…..…….Stephen DeWitt
Emily Webb………………..…..……….Sarah DeWitt
Professor Willard…………...…..Rene Porter Stewart
Mr. Webb……..…………….…..…...…Wayne Gilbert
Woman in Balcony……..….…....…..Rebecca Myers
Man in Auditorium………….….…….Richard Jacome
Lady In the Box…………..….….……Rebecca Myers
Simon Stimson…………….….….……..Eric Hedlund
Mrs. Soames………………....….Crystal M. Hocking
Constable Warren……..….……………………….TBD
Si Crowell……………..……..…………Matthew Vidal
Baseball Player……..……….…………………….TBD
Sam Craig……………...…….…………………….TBD
Joe Stoddard, ………..….….……….Richard Jacome
1st Dead Man….……….….……Rene Porter Stewart
2nd Dead Man…..……….....………………..……TBD
1st & 2nd Dead Woman…...……Crystal M. Hocking
Choir………..…….Ann Hengen, Rene Porter Stewart
                        Mrs.Webb(TBD) Crystal M.Hocking
                                 Wayne Gilbert, Jamie DeWitt

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UPCOMING AUDITIONS

THE KIDS LEFT, THE DOG DIED, NOW WHAT?
By Carole Caplan-Lanner - Musical Comedy

Auditions dates: March 5 & 6
6:30-8:30PM

Directed by Heather Pickering
Performed May 4 - 20, 2012

Roles: 2 males and 2 females, age 35 – 60, with mid-range vocals are required for this production. Please prepare 32 measures of an upbeat song.

The four performers play several dozen middle aged character in different comedic situations. The characters struggle with the effect of gravity on their bodies, how grandchildren affect their self-image and their egos. The show has a humorous and heartfelt look at the day-today concerns of the over-fifty “empty-nester” crowd including everything from retirement and AARP, dating to divorce, plastic surgery and grand parenting.

To see a clip from the production or to listen to clips of the songs you may visit www.samuelfrench.com.

All auditions are held at the ARC. Scripts are available for a $10 refundable fee approximately one month before auditions.