Actors Needed for One Act Jamboree
Auditions for One Act Jamboree. Looking for actors. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. See more info below. About the project: "Fresh Hell": A marriage is put through the wringer as two parents try to register their kid for summer camp. "1 + 4 = 200": As the world awaits the coming cosmic apocalypse, a group of lottery winners are queued up to board an experimental one-way ship to the distant Alpha Centauri Proxima Cb. However, when Dahlia learns that her “winning” number only gets her on standby, she takes matters into her own hands to move up on the list. "I Never Caddied for My Father": A father and son find themselves on a golf course. But how did they get there? "Early Retirement": A group of co-workers throw a small office party celebrating Joe's "early retirement," which in this future is a euphemism for corporate-sponsored assisted suicide. "The Brother's Grin": In the early morning hours, Billy, a middle-class suburbanite facing a job interview in just a few hours, is startled by an unexpected visit from his disheveled, estranged older brother, Jimmy. It has been six years since their last encounter, and Jimmy, looking worse for wear, arrives with a desperate request. As tensions rise, old wounds resurface, revealing a history of abandonment, resentment, and sibling rivalry. Jimmy once left his children in Billy’s care, promising to return in a few days—but never did. In his absence, their mother, Sylvia, reclaimed them, cutting off all contact with Jimmy. Now, after years of silence, Jimmy needs Billy’s help again. "Choices": A debtor burdened by crushing student loans is offered a way out … but is the deal too good to be true? "The Maltese Walter": On the eve of his wedding day, mild-mannered accountant Walter visits therapist Dr. Eddy with a big problem. Walter’s fiancée Vera refuses to marry him unless he gives up his superpower and secret identity: Noir-Man, able to transform any moment into film noir. When Vera arrives, she and Dr. Eddy convince Walter to “go straight,” but the therapy takes an unexpected turn. "Wine DNA": Sorella and Jonah try to connect over their love of wine on an obligatory blind date. What could go wrong? "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K": A typical morning in a preschool classroom, first year teacher, Hazel, with six of her Pre-K students. ALL STUDENTS ARE PLAYED BY ADULTS. Through multiple conversations and exhausted moments with her children, she is reminded of why she is a teacher in the first place. *All lines from the show are taken from real-life conversations with preschool students. Additional info: The sides are attached. Rehearsals are based on cast coordination with individual directors - 6 rehearsals required before tech - start 5/15. Show dates: July 25 - 27, 2025. If you are interested, please apply.
29 roles
Old enough to be a parent of a ten year old. "Fresh Hell"
Old enough to be a parent of a ten year old. "Fresh Hell"
A pragmatist, a survivor, a fighter; she escaped her family’s authoritarianism to make this journey. "1 + 4 = 200"
Sarcastic, sharp, and street-wise, she knows how to use her wits to get what she wants and needs. Charming, disarming. "1 + 4 = 200"
Partly friendly, partly scary. "1 + 4 = 200"
Forced to leave his sick wife behind, he’s committed to starting a new life with their “children”. "1 + 4 = 200"
"I Never Caddied for My Father"
50s or older. "I Never Caddied for My Father"
Middle-aged, quiet. "Early Retirement"
Loud. "Early Retirement"
Managerial. "Early Retirement"
The ambitious intern. "Early Retirement"
The fun intern. "Early Retirement"
Billy’s older brother, unkempt and desperate. His tattered suit and disheveled appearance reflect years of struggle. Though charming in a rough way, he is reckless and unreliable, carrying a dark past of abandonment and shady dealings. Despite his flaws, there’s an underlying vulnerability beneath his hardened exterior. "The Brother's Grin"
A suburbanite with a once-successful career, Billy now faces unemployment and a crucial job interview. Though he appears put-together in his silk pj’s and monogrammed robe, he harbors deep resentment toward his older brother. Practical and sharp-witted, he values stability but proves he’s willing to take drastic action when his family is at risk. "The Brother's Grin"
"Choices"
"Choices"
A mild-mannered and shy assistant bookkeeper. Also (and most people don’t know this) he is Noir-man, a superhero. "The Maltese Walter"
A therapist in an argyle sweater-vest, bow-tie and penny-loafers. "The Maltese Walter"
Walter’s fiancée. A girl-next-door and a femme fatale. You know, depending. "The Maltese Walter"
So very uninterested and irritated at beginning. Begins to think she does have a connection after all. "Wine DNA"
Eager to make the blind date work. "Wine DNA"
A first year teacher. Lowkey losing her mind, but trying to be positive. Unphased by the children. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"
Doesn’t really understand what school is. Played by adult. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"
LUCAS’s twin brother. Bullies LUCAS. Played by adult. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"
GRAHAM’s twin brother. Bullied by GRAHAM. Played by adult. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"
Basically an 80 year old in a 4 year old’s body. Played by adult. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"
Basically a teenager in a 4 year old’s body. Always yelling. Played by adult. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"
Quiet and a rule follower. Played by adult. "What Happens in Pre-K, Stays in Pre-K"