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The company is holding auditions for "Rocket Girl" Show and looking for actors, please see the details below 

About the project:
In 1957, the United States and the Soviet Union are locked in an undeclared Space Race to put a satellite in orbit. America’s space program sought out the most brilliant science and engineering men of the time.  Yet they ultimately prevailed by the creativity and genius of one woman: Mary Morgan.  Mary had limited college experience and no degree; she lived in a time when women were not expected to be scientists.  Mary became America’s first female rocket scientist, yet her contributions were unknown. Only a few of her colleagues even acknowledged her accomplishments. History almost forgot her.

Rate:
This is a community theater production.  
There is no pay

Additional info:
Run: Performances on April 21, 22, 23, 27, 28, 29, 30, and May 4,5,6,7(closing show)
Rehearsal Times:
Expected Days and Times: February – May, 7 pm – 9 pm weekday evenings (TBD) with some Saturday mornings 9 am-noon and Sunday evenings 7 pm (as needed)
Audition Requirements:
Bring a headshot and resume if available. Be ready to read from provided sides. Scripts will be available at the Box Office soon.

Theater

Engineering analyst, bright, witty, Rocket Girl

Female

Mary Sherman

Aerospace engineer, Mary’s colleague, very supportive of Mary’s work

Male

Bill Weber

Aerospace engineer, colleague/friend/co-worker of Mary

Joe Friedman

Aerospace engineer, colleague/friend/co-worker of Mary, can be forgetful and brusque

Irving Kanarek

Aerospace engineer, colleague/friend/co-worker, congenial, smitten with Mary

Don Jenkins

Aerospace department manager, Mary’s boss, supportive of Mary’s work, but must follow directions from his military bosses

Tom Meyers

Aerospace engineer, Mary’s colleague and love interest, and ultimately her husband, kind but sarcastic

Richard Morgan

Mary’s granddaughter, college student, feisty

Both genders

Carly Morgan

Miss Biddle

Newspaper obituary department secretary, rule-follower

Barbara

David Shelby

3-Star Army General, old-fashioned and stodgy

General Medaris

Mary’s father played in flashbacks, drunk, emotionally absent

Michael Sherman

Dutch Kindelberger

Catholic priest, acts as Mary’s conscience and confessor in flashbacks

Father Mackey

Army Colonel, skeptical but does as he’s told

Colonel Wilkins

Park Ranger

Aerospace company recruiter, sees the merit in Mary’s work in flashbacks

Paul Morkay

Social worker, tries to help young Mary get an education despite her father in flashbacks

Betty Manning

Mary’s mentoring high school teacher, flashbacks

Mrs. Walker

Mary’s doctor, kind but speaks the truth

Doctor

Professional Casting for "Rocket Girl" Production

The company is seeking talented individuals to audition for the 2023 season. Please see the details below 
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
"Avenue Q (Musical)" 
 July 7-9 & 14-16
"Pride & Prejudice (Romantic Comedy)"
 Sep 8-10 & 15-17
"Murder Mystery (Improv Dinner Theatre)"
"3 Staged Readings (Post-Grad Life, Bleary Vision, D.I.E.)" At Books on B June 10, 17 & 24
"Six Degrees of Separation (Drama)"
 April 28-May 21
"The Wolves (Drama) "
 August 4-28
"The Fantasticks (Musical)"
October 20-November 19

Rate:
No Pay, but stipends experience, and love are doled out in abundance

A fresh-faced kid just out of college and the protagonist. Puppet.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: Bb2
"Avenue Q"

Princeton

A Kindergarten teaching assistant, who is a bit older than Princeton. Puppet.
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: F#3
"Avenue Q"

Kate Monster

A slacker who lives with Rod. Puppet.
Vocal range top: B4
Vocal range bottom: B2
"Avenue Q"

Nicky

An investment banker who is Republican and a closeted homosexual. Puppet.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: A2
"Avenue Q"

A reclusive creature obsessed with the Internet and all it has to offer. Puppet.
Vocal range top: Eb4
Vocal range bottom: Bb2
"Avenue Q"

Trekkie Monster

A vixenish vamp with a dangerous edge. Puppet.
Vocal range top: F5
Vocal range bottom: F3
"Avenue Q"

Lucy

Two snuggly, cute teddy-bear types. Puppets.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: Bb3
"Avenue Q"

The Bad Idea Bears

Crabby and ancient. Kate's boss. Puppet.
"Avenue Q"

Mrs. T

A laid-back guy married to Christmas Eve.
Vocal range top: F#4
Vocal range bottom: B2
"Avenue Q"

Brian

A therapist who recently moved to Avenue Q from Japan.
Vocal range top: F#5
Vocal range bottom: B3
"Avenue Q"

Christmas Eve

Yes, that Gary Coleman. Lives on the Avenue and is superintendent of the apartment buildings.
Vocal range top: Bb5
Vocal range bottom: D3
"Avenue Q"

Gary Coleman

JANE. Late 20s-early 30s. The eldest and most beautiful Bennet daughter. Kind, idealistic, diffident. Always tries to do the right thing. 
MISS DE BOURGH. Lady Catherine's daughter; a gremlin. Probably allergic to sun. Underneath all her veils, she may be covered in scales.
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 1

LIZZY. A year or two younger than Jane. Clever, spirited; can be sharp-tongued. Gets flustered, which makes her klutzy. Prides her-self on good judgment. Not especially beautiful. Very very scared of marriage, after absorbing the lessons of her parents' marriage. (The actor playing Lizzy must not double.)
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 2

LADY CATHERINE. Patrician Caesar-meets-drill sergeant.
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 3

MR. DARCY. Late 30s-40s. One of the richest men in England. Too proper for his own good; awkward in most social contexts. Prides himself on self-control and good judgment. (The actor playing Mr. Darcy must not double.)
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 4

MR. COLLINS. A pedantic, obtuse man. The original mansplainer. Rector to Lady Catherine. WICKHAM. An unfairly handsome and charming gentleman. Probably a sociopath. Raised with Darcy. 
MISS BINGLEY. A very rich, very beautiful young woman. Fancies herself witty. (May be played by male or female actor, depending on doubling.)
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 5

MR. BINGLEY. Late 30s-40s. Loves the world and the world loves him. Mr. Darcy's particular friend. Almost literally a dog. 
MARY. The third Bennet girl. Violent and dark undertones; prone to pedanticism and sulking. A dark goth Bronte character trapped in an Austen world. Coughs to get attention, or to make a point; may fancy that she is dying.
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 6

CHARLOTTE LUCAS. Same age as Lizzy. A practical girl with a good sense of humor. May be doubled with Mr. Bennet. 
MR. BENNET. The patriarch of the Bennet family. Finds amuse-ment in absurdity; often looks for respectable escape from the chaos of his family life. Can be somewhat apathetic; probably a bit depressed, under everything. Enjoys antagonizing. Disappointed in marriage.
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 7

MRS. BENNET. The matriarch of the Bennet family. Mostly a silly woman, of mean understanding and variable temper. Hypochon-driac; when she's upset, she fancies that she's dying. The business of her life is to get her daughters married. She traumatizes her family with some regularity. 
SERVANTS. (All servants with lines in this production happen to be male.) 
"Pride and Prejudice"

ACTOR 8

Actors for "Murder Mystery"

Actos for 3 Staged Readings

Actors for "Six Degrees of Separation"

SOCCER MOM

A rakish, handsome, sophisticated gallant and narrator of the show. He is warm, cordial, and inviting to the audience, but has his own darker moments. He aids the performers in orchestrating the story.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: Ab2
"The Fantasticks"

The Narrator (el Gallo)

The Girl (luisa)
A button-maker's young and pretty daughter, she is a romantic idealist who falls in love with Matt. She is naive, yet honest and tender.
Vocal range top: B5
Vocal range bottom: B3
"The Fantasticks"

The Girl (luisa)

An innocent, young man who is searching for love and adventure. A bright guy, but naive and even foolish at times, approaching situations with a false bravado.
Vocal range top: G4
Vocal range bottom: A2
"The Fantasticks"

The Boy (matt)

A former boisterous navy man and meticulous gardener who fakes a fight with Bellomy in hopes of getting their children to fall in love.
Vocal range top: F#4
Vocal range bottom: A2
"The Fantasticks"

The Boy's Father (hucklebee)

A fastidious button-maker and also a picky gardener who fakes a fight with Hucklebee in hopes of getting their children together.
Vocal range top: F#4
Vocal range bottom: A2
"The Fantasticks"

The Girl's Father (bellomy)

An aging, over-the-top Thespian who specializes in reciting Shakespeare, he is a commedia clown; his world is the stage and he knows no other reality.
"The Fantasticks"

The Actor (henry)

Henry's goofy sidekick and another former actor who specializes in stage deaths. A commedia clown, his world is the stage and he does not live in reality.
"The Fantasticks"

The Man Who Dies (mortimer)

A speechless presence who watches, acts as the wall, and deals with props; the "invisible" stage assistant. Should be able to easily assist in the story or fade into the background unnoticed.
"The Fantasticks"

The Mute

Seeking Performers for 2023 Season Shows

Auditions for the play "A Walk In the Woods" are currently open, and the company is seeking actors for various roles. Please refer to the information below for more details

About the project:
Sharing Through Theatre Royalty Donation Program
Here are the tales of Goldilocks, the Three Bears, Red Riding Hood, the Three Pigs, and Hansel and Gretel, all blended into one delightful play while staying true to the original stories.  Goldilocks, forest-savvy from having to survive in the woods without a family, is on the run from the Three Bears but takes time to help Red Riding Hood, who is leery of her stepmother’s motivation in sending her out into the woods at dusk with a basket full of food and a bright red cloak.  Along the way, they are saved by the Woodsman (who also happens to be Hansel and Gretel’s father) and from the zany Wolf (the same canine who plagues the Three Pigs).  By the time you bring in citizen’s of Mother Goose’s village, including Jack Horner, the Butcher, the Baker and the Candlestick Maker, you can see why this fractured fairy tale was the highest revenue-producing play ever at The Enchanted Playhouse in California.  With a large, flexible cast, plenty of onstage time for all actors and lots of energy, there’s fresh humor and fun for every generation in your audience!

Additional info:
Show date: May 4-6th

Theater Auditions in Sacramento