"Misery" Show Looking for Performers
The company is holding auditions for "Misery" show and looking for Equity actors, please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Rate: CONTRACT SPT $496 weekly minimum (SPT 4) Additional info: Please prepare Sides from the script for the role you are interested in. Sides will be provided when your audition appointment is confirmed. Also, bring your headshot and resume. Rehearses: 9/22/26 Previews: 10/14/26 Opens: 10/17/26 Closes: 11/1/26 Performances: Preview week – Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday at 7:30PM; Sunday at 2PM Remainder of run - Wednesday, Thursday, Saturday at 7:30PM; Friday and Sunday at 2PM Please apply to receive the Sides for the role you are interested in, include your headshot, resume, and private or password protected links of audition videos. Please state your name and the role being auditioned for at the beginning of the submission. Please prepare the Sides for the role you are interested in. The video submission deadline is Thursday, 8/13/26, at 7:30pm ET.
3 roles
A best-selling novelist, wry and privately resentful of the pulp romance series that made him famous, eager to be taken seriously as a serious writer at last. After a car crash on an icy Colorado road leaves both his legs shattered, he wakes to find himself the captive of a woman who calls herself his "number one fan," and must find a way to survive her hospitality, his own fear and pain, and the story she insists he write for her.
A former nurse living alone on an isolated Colorado farm, warm and folksy, quick to laughter and to a childlike delight in the romance novels she treasures above all else, but just as quick to sudden, unsettling swings into a darker temper when things don’t go her way.
The local county sheriff, easygoing and well liked around town, in no particular hurry about anything. A missing novelist and a string of small oddities catch his attention, and beneath his unhurried charm is a curiosity that won’t let a loose thread go, even as it leads him closer to danger than he expects.