Performers Needed for Theatre Audition "The Beverly Hillbillies"
Performers wanted for "The Beverly Hillbillies" play. See the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: The lovable Clampett family strikes oil and makes an improbable invasion of Beverly Hills society, encountering absurd adventures and ridiculous romances along the way. Additional info: No prior theatre experience required. Callbacks (if needed): Thursday, July 30th. Please prepare a short comedic monologue (30–60 seconds preferred). Be prepared to read from the script. Wear comfortable clothing and shoes you can move in. Bring a list of schedule conflicts from August–October. Video submissions welcome for those unable to attend in person (monologue, 1–2 minutes). Video auditions must be submitted by Sunday, July 26th. Tentative performance dates: October 15–18. Rehearsals begin early August. See the document attached. If interested, please apply.
23 roles
A humble mountain man whose life changes after striking oil, though he remains kind, honest, and firmly grounded in his values.
The Clampetts’ overconfident but dim-witted cousin who is always dreaming up new plans for becoming someone important.
A professional employee of Midland Oil who helps guide the Clampetts as they navigate their sudden fortune.
Turner’s colleague at Midland Oil, who assists in managing the Clampetts’ business affairs.
An energetic banker who is determined to keep the Clampett fortune safely in his bank.
Mrs. Pennyweather’s polite and somewhat sheltered son.
A traditional Southern gentleman with strong manners and even stronger opinions.
A proud and somewhat pompous Beverly Hills resident.
A police detective who becomes involved in the chaos surrounding the Clampetts.
The feisty and outspoken matriarch of the Clampett family who proudly holds onto her country ways and isn’t afraid to speak her mind.
Jed’s sweet, animal-loving daughter who feels far more comfortable around nature than in the world of high society.
Jed’s determined cousin who encourages the family to pursue bigger opportunities and a better life.
Mr. Drysdale’s sophisticated and status-conscious wife, who is constantly horrified by the Clampetts’ country behavior.
Mr. Drysdale’s intelligent and patient secretary, who often finds herself helping bridge the gap between the Clampetts and Beverly Hills society.
The refined and strict head of the prestigious Pennyweather Academy.
A fashionable student at the Pennyweather Academy.
A sweet country girl whose personality contrasts with the polished Beverly Hills students.
Another well-mannered and proper student at the Academy.
A wealthy Beverly Hills socialite who cares deeply about status and appearances.
Mr. Oglethorpe’s equally image-conscious wife.
A trendy student who represents the younger Beverly Hills crowd.
The wealthy socialites and high-society residents of Beverly Hills who attend gatherings at the Clampetts' mansion. These ensemble roles help create the glamorous atmosphere of Beverly Hills and may be featured in multiple scenes throughout the production. Actors cast as party guests will be dressed in elegant, upscale 1960s attire and should be comfortable portraying sophisticated and colorful members of high society.
A pair of firefighters who arrive at the Clampetts' Beverly Hills mansion during one of the show's comedic mishaps. Though they have no spoken lines, they help create a memorable and entertaining moment through their presence, reactions, and stage business. Actors cast in these roles may also be used as party guests in other scenes, providing additional opportunities for stage time and ensemble involvement throughout the production.