Singer Needed for Gig "Little Women"

Searching for males and females for the "Little Women" Show. Please see the details below. About the project: Louisa May Alcott's Little Women is an epic tale that covers several years and many characters. The action moves along swiftly with Josephine's narration. Josephine, of course, is Louisa May Alcott. The cast size for this version of Little Women is flexible. There are smaller roles that may be doubled. Additional actors can be added to the Christmas party scene, the dance at the Laurences', and on the street in Act I Scene 9. The role of Amy may be played by two different actresses: a smaller, younger one for Act I and a slightly older, taller one for Act II. The role of Josephine has the greatest number of lines. Due to its immense popularity, several directors were asked why they chose this version of Little Women when they had perused copies of four or five versions previously. Two reasons seemed important: This version has 12 to 18 women, while some adapters cut parts to condense the long novel. Since the story covers several years and many characters, a narrator, Josephine (Jo) Marsh, gives background information to tie the scenes together. The author and the publisher have worked to make this script playable by every theatre regardless of size and budget and by actors of virtually any age since it is a story that every person ought to see. The story is familiar to nearly every American. The four March daughters-Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy-continue to live in the hearts of readers, causing smiles and tears, triumph and tragedy as they grow up, fall in love, and face life. This classic American tale will touch the heart of every person and lends itself to the holiday season due Thomas Hischak is a Professor of Theatre at the State University of New York College at Cortland. He is the author of fifteen published plays and three books on the American Musical Theatre. The author and the publisher have worked to make this script playable by every theatre regardless of size, budget, and by actors of virtually any age, because we feel it is a story that every person ought to see. Additional info: Potential callbacks on Wednesday, August 28, 2024; Tech Week: Sunday-Thursday, November 17-21, 2024; Performances: November 22, 23, 24, 30, December 1, 6, 7, And 8 (Fri/Sat @ 7 pm - Sun @ 2 pm); Rehearsals will be from 6:30 PM – 9:30 PM on Sundays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays, although they will likely run later the week the show opens. Some Mondays may be added in late October or early November if needed. Rehearsals begin on Sunday, September 1, and run until the show opens on Friday, November 22nd. Not every person will be called to every rehearsal and/or for the full duration of each rehearsal; the time commitment depends on the size of the role. A full rehearsal schedule will be provided at auditions for your convenience. You will be given a full rehearsal schedule at auditions. Come with your conflicts and list them. Auditioning for a role is a promise to your prospective production team that you’ll be faithful to them. If interested, please apply.