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Auditions for play "Superior Donuts". Actors wanted. 
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. 
Please see the breakdown below.

About the project: 
Arthur Przybyszewski owns a decrepit donut shop in the Uptown neighborhood of Chicago. Franco Wicks, a black teenager who is his only employee, wants to change the shop for the better. This comedy-drama by Tony and Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Tracy Letts explores the challenges of letting go of the past and the redemptive power of friendship.  

Rate:
Non-paying production.

Additional info: 
Auditioners are encouraged to come prepared with a brief monologue, and they will be asked to read with others from sides that will be provided.
A familiarity with the play is highly recommended.
Callbacks, if needed, on February 20 at 7 p.m.
Rehearsals will be determined once the show is cast and will be weekday evenings and possibly weekends, beginning before the end of February.
Performances are April 21 - May 7 (Friday and Saturdays evenings at 8 p.m.
Sunday matinees at 2 p.m.)
Please note this is a non-union production.
This is a play for mature audiences and as such has language for older audiences.

When applying, please include your information.

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([p]Shub-er-shef-ski) Polish-American, An ex-hippie draft-dodger who lives a disappointed and unambitious life. Must be able to learn fight choreography.

Male

Arthur Przybyszewski

A young man. Intelligent and idealistic, he loves language and sees a great future for himself but is brought down by his gambling addiction.

Franco Wicks

A Russian immigrant, humorous, a bigot without realizing it, must be able to learn a Russian accent.

Max Tarasov

Irish-American, a lonely woman who flirts with Arthur.

Female

Officer Randy Osteen

A police officer who sticks with the facts, and, along with his wife, is a Trekkie.

Officer James Bailey

Irish-American, a homeless woman who is often a bit less than lucid.

Lady Boyle

A Bookie, intelligent and rough. Must be able to learn fight choreography.

Luther Flynn

Kevin Magee

Russian. A physically imposing young man. Must be able to learn a Russian accent.

Kiril Ivakin

Job For Actors In Stage Play "Superior Donuts"

Auditions for production of “Sylvia.” In search of males/females. Please see the breakdown below.

About the project: 
"Greg is a man of middle age, a restless empty-nester, tired of his job in finance, looking for meaning in his life. Sylvia is an exuberant and beautiful lab/poodle mix, astray in Central Park, looking for a new home. When they meet, it is love at first sight. But his wife Kate, a busy rising star in the public school system, is looking forward to some independence now that the couple no longer has children to care for, and is less than thrilled by the clever and coquettish canine who jumps, slobbers, sits on her couch, and takes Greg’s attention away from his marriage. Wandering the streets of Manhattan with Sylvia by his side, Greg feels like he has connected to a deeper, primal, more natural side of the world. Sylvia supports these poetic musings, but can rarely focus on them for long, being more interested in flipping off the neighborhood cat, or flirting with Bowser at the dog park. Sylvia exerts such a charismatic pull that Kate’s friends are appalled, the marriage counselor advocates divorce and euthanasia, and even Greg’s new dog-owner friend warns him of the splintering effect a dog can have on the relationship between husband and wife. It is only when Greg is prepared to make the ultimate sacrifice that Kate is able to see Sylvia not as a threat, but as a new member of her family. A.R. Gurney’s Sylvia is a smart, silly, sophisticated, and occasionally salty comedy about relationships, nature, and growing older."

Additional info: 
Production dates: May 5 through May 21, 2023.

If you are interested, please apply.

Physically-active actress. Sylvia is a dog played by a human and will require a lot of physicality, jumping on furniture, crawling, brisk movement, tail wagging etc.
Lead.

Sylvia

Mature adult male who is going through a midlife crisis. He finds and cares deeply for Sylvia and becomes enamored with her many antics.
Lead.

Greg

Mature woman. Greg’s wife. In contrast to her husband, she is a successful professional whose career is on the rise. She resents the attachment her husband has for Sylvia and feels threatened by Sylvia.
Lead.

Kate

Dog owner who befriends Greg and offers advice about life and animals.
Supporting.

New York socialite. Not comfortable with Sylvia’s antics.
Supporting.

Phyllis

Both genders

Leslie

"Sylvia" Comedy Play Needs Cast

Seeking talent for "A View from The Bride" Play. Please see the details below.

Additional info:
Audition requirements: a 1-3 minute monologue plus cold readings from the script. 
Callbacks if needed, March 4, 10:00 am

If you are interested, please apply.

A Longshoreman. Eddie lives with his wife, Beatrice and orphaned niece, Catherine, in Red Hook Brooklyn. Eddie is an inarticulate character and is powerless in the face of his tragic fate. He harbors a secret lust for his niece Catherine which causes his eventually destruction. Principals or Supporting role.

Eddie Carbone

The wife of Eddie Carbone and aunt of Catherine. Beatrice has raised Catherine from the time she was very young and acts as Catherine's mother. Beatrice is a warm and caring woman, more reasonable than Eddie.  Beatrice is aware of the feelings Eddie has toward Catherine, which he himself cannot acknowledge. Principals or Supporting role.

Beatrice Carbone

The niece of Eddie Carbone and Beatrice. Catherine is a beautiful, smart, young Italian girl who is very popular among the boys in the community. Catherine seeks approval from her uncle and struggles when Eddie does not approve of Rodolpho, the man she intends to marry. Principals or Supporting role.

Catherine Carbone

Beatrice's young, blonde cousin from Italy. Rodolpho sings jazz and is an upbeat, ambitious young man. To Eddie, Rodolpho seems effeminate because he also cooks, sews, and loves to dance. Rodolpho desires to be an American and have all the privileges of Western society.  Eddie is suspicious of Rodolpho and jealous of his attention to Catherine.  Note:  The actor playing Rodolpho must either be blond or be willing to dye his hair or wear a realistic looking wig. Principals or Supporting role.

Rodolpho

The cousin of Beatrice. Marco comes to the U.S. to work and make money to send back to his wife and children in Italy. Marco is a hard-working Italian man who is a powerful, sympathetic leader.  He is a contrast to his exuberant brother, Rodolpho. Principals or Supporting role.

Marco

An Italian-American lawyer. Alfieri is the “Greek chorus” of the story. He speaks directly to the audience and attempts to make clear the greater social and moral implications of the story.  He also has two important scenes with Eddie. Principals or Supporting role.

Alfieri

A Longshoreman and friend of Eddie's. Mike is often seen with Louis outside the Carbone home. Smaller Roles: (may be doubled).

Mike

A Longshoreman and friend of Eddie's. Louis hangs out with Mike outside Eddie's home. Smaller Roles: (may be doubled).

Louis

A friend of the Carbones. He assists Marco and Rodolpho off the ship and brings them safely to Beatrice's home. Smaller Roles: (may be doubled).

Tony

One of two officers from the Immigration Bureau who comes to look for Marco and Rodolpho at Eddie's request. Smaller Roles: (may be doubled).

First Immigration Officer

Second Immigration Officer

Non-speaking. Smaller Roles: (may be doubled).

Mr. Lipari

Mrs. Lipari

Illegal immigrants living with the Liparis, non-speaking. Smaller Roles: (may be doubled).

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