Performers Needed for "Potus" and "The House Between" Plays
Seeking actors to fill all roles for "Potus" and "The House Between" plays , please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. About the project: POTUS - One four-letter word is about to rock 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. When the President unwittingly spins a PR nightmare into a global crisis, the seven brilliant and beleaguered women he relies upon most risk life, liberty, and the pursuit of sanity to keep the commander-in-chief out of trouble. The House Between - “The House Between” is about two immigrants drawn to the same ruined house from opposite histories. Chrissy, a Greek-Australian artist, and Hakan, a Turkish-American historian, meet in Ayvalık, Türkiye, and begin a late-in-life love story shaped by memory, family, and displacement. The play asks: when you carry more than one home inside you, how do you choose where you belong? Additional info: Important Dates for POTUS: December 1 – First Rehearsal December 29 - January 7 – Tech January 8 - January 17 – Performances *Break for Christmas Week and New Year Holidays Important Dates for The House Between: January 12 – First Rehearsal February 16-25 – Tech February 26 - March 14 – Performances Rehearsals Tuesdays - Fridays from 6p-10p. Performances Fridays & Saturdays at 7p; Sundays at 2p. Please apply if interested.
14 roles
His Chief of Staff "POTUS"
His press secretary "POTUS"
His secretary "POTUS"
His dalliance "POTUS"
His sister "POTUS"
A journalist "POTUS"
His wife. The First Lady. "POTUS"
Greek–Australian. A painter and mother living in Melbourne. Warm, witty, and emotionally brave beneath a practiced competence. Carries the “unfinished story” of her grandfather and a restless need to stand inside the place it began.
Chrissy’s son. Protective, skeptical, articulate. Thinks structurally (risk, logistics, consequences). His love often arrives as interrogation first, tenderness second.
Chrissy’s daughter. Bright, affectionate, and perceptive. The first to offer warmth, the quickest to name what’s happening in the room; often the bridge between generations.
Turkish–American. An academic (a professor). Disciplined, cerebral, private; until the right silence breaks him open. He’s spent a lifetime explaining history; now he has to live inside it. His emotional center is steadier than he expects.
Hakan’s longtime friend. Semi-retired executive / mentor type. Warm, dry, and socially fluent; he can defuse tension without minimizing it. A steady witness - sometimes a referee, sometimes a catalyst.
Local fixer/contractor/paperwork operator. An indispensable “solver” who sells solutions and then invents them. Big-hearted, opportunistic, funny without being a clown. Carries a tape measure like a sword. Wants to be essential (and paid). Often the play’s pressure-valve, but with real stakes underneath. Not meant to be a cartoonish character with more substance than quickly visible on the surface.
Local falcon enthusiast / informal guide. Age flexible Arrives with tea and an overstuffed “logbook” energy. Speaks in folk-poetic metaphor that lands more deeply than he intends. Slightly mystical, slightly practical, like the town itself.