Performers Needed for Theatre Audition "Head Over Heels"
Auditions for "Head Over Heels" play. Casting actors. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Please see the breakdown below. Additional info: Head Over Heels will perform at the Van Fleet Theatre on November 8-10, and November 15-17. There are no requirements for appearance, body type, age, race, ethnicity, gender identity, or gender presentation. The below information is an outline as to how the characters are scripted, including the gender presentation of the characters, but performers need not match the gender identity of the character they portray. To be considered, please apply.
9 roles
Tenor (Ab2 – Ab4): King of Arcadia. A sexy, good ol' boy. A hothead, but not a despot. Blindly thinks Arcadia is doing great under his masculine rule, which will be sorely tested during the course of the show.
Alto(Eb3 – E5): Queen of Arcadia. Sexy, wise, beautiful. Like any longstanding spouse, knows how to get her way with her husband when push comes to shove.
Mezzo-Soprano (E3 – Ab5): Basilius and Gynecia's older daughter. Confident and obsessed with her appearance regardless of what others think
Soprano (G3 – B5): Basilius and Gynecia's younger daughter. Shy and a "good girl," she yearns to follow her heart rather than obey her father's order.
Tenor, Baritone, Bass (A3-A4): The King's viceroy; father to Mopsa.
Mezzo-Soprano (Bb3 – F5): Handmaiden to Pamela. Warm, skeptical. Growing up without a mother has made her wise beyond her years about everyone and everything, which is why she is the (sometime) narrator to the show.
Tenor (E2-E5): A young shepherd who courts after Philoclea. Spends approximately half the show in drag in his “Chleophila” persona.
Alto, Bass (F#3-B4 as Pythio and G3-Eb4 as the Oracle): The Oracle; powerful, mysterious. Demanding. Great sense of humor -- can see through everyone -- they are the Oracle of Delphi, after all. Performer isn't limited to gender identity and ethnicity.
SATB: Unique, charismatic individuals to inhabit the kingdom of Arcadia.