Singers Needed for "Sunday in the Park with George" Show

In Act 1: Georges Seurat, a rather cold artist obsessed with his work at the cost of his personal life. Constantly troubled and borderline obsessive. Act 2: Seurat’s burnt-out descendant and inventor-sculpture searching for his purpose. In the end, he can use his connection to the past to find the meaning in a blank canvas. Vocal range: G#2 – Ab4

As Dot, Georges’ headstrong mistress and occasional model so discontent with their relationship that she eventually leaves him. Act 2: As Marie, she is George’s elderly wheelchair-bound grandmother who helps him connect to his artistry through her mother’s grammar book notes. Vocal range: E3 – D5

Georges’ mother. A cranky and rather demanding fixture in the park. She is able to find solace in nostalgia, and inspires Georges to find order in his art. Act 2 doubling as Blair Daniels, an art critic who once championed George’s work, but now wants him to create something new. Vocal range: F#3 – Eb5

A rival artist. Callous, critical, and ultimately shallow. He and Frieda engage in extramarital affairs. Act 2: Bob Greenberg is the museum director obsessed with keeping up with everything new. Vocal range: G2 – F4

Jules’ pampered wife. She is as snippy and snooty as her husband. In Act 2, Naomi is the composer of George’s Chromolume presentations. Vocal range: E3 – Eb5

The Old Lady’s attendant. She is calming and assertive. Act 2 doubling: Harriet Pawling, a wealthy patron of the arts. Vocal range: G3 – F4

A surly blue-collared, slovenly laborer with a dog. Act 2 doubling: Charles Redmond, a visiting art curator. Vocal range: Eb2 – Eb4

Two young shop girls, gossipy and flirtatious. Their friendship with each other is strained when they fight over the Soldier and his companion. In Act 2 they double as Elaine (George’s ex-wife) and a waitress. Vocal range: A3 – G5

Jules’s German coachman and Frieda’s husband. Disgruntled with his job. Act 2 doubling: Dennis, a technician that works with George on the Chromolume. Vocal range: B2 – G4

Jules and Yvonne’s cook and Franz’s wife. Caring and positive as a surrogate nanny to Louise. In Act 2 appears as Betty. Vocal range: G3 – F5

A French military man, polite and gentlemanly. Close with his companion, though he yearns for a separation. Act 2 doubling: Alex, an artist quite jealous of George’s success. Vocal range: A2 – F4

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