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The company is holding auditions for "Little Women" Show and looking for actors, please see the details below. 
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
This timeless, captivating story is brought to life in this glorious musical filled with personal discovery, heartache, hope and everlasting love. Little Women follows the adventures of sisters Jo, Meg, Beth and Amy March.

Additional info:
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script and if auditioning for Beth, a turn at the piano. This one-act adaptation is not a musical.
Rehearsals will be M-F, 4:30-6:30, beginning October 13.
Performances run for two weekends: November 18-20 and 25-27.

Please apply if interested.

Theater

Hannah

John Brooke

Marmee

Father

Aunt March

Old Mr. Laurence

"Little Women" Play Looking for Actors

The company is holding auditions for the "Southern Fried Funeral" Show and looking for actors, please see the details below.

Additional info:
You'll be reading roles from the script.  
Sides are available when you arrive. 
Rehearsals begin April 2, 2023.

Role #1

Role #2

Featured female roles (But if you are in your 90s that's good too)

Role #3

Role #4

Role #5

Actors Needed for "Southern Fried Funeral" Show

The company is holding auditions for "DOT" and looking for actors, please see the details below.
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED.

About the project:
In a West Philly neighborhood, the holidays are always a big family affair at the Shealy household.  This year, Dotty and her three grown children gather with more than exchanging presents on their mind.  Dotty, the family widowed matriarch is struggling to hold on to her memory as she is in the early stages of Alzheimer, her children are trying to figure out their own life’s journey while grappling to accept the need to care for their aging mother. Along the way we meet family friend Jackie who once dated Dotty’s now married gay son, who has returned to the neighborhood running from her own choices and Dotty’s caregiver Fidel trying to find his way in a new country while not being able to return to his home country.  Dot is a play with both comedic and heartbreaking moments that presents real life family issues while address the impact of caring for aging parents.

Additional info:
Performances Dates: Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays, January 20 – February 5, 2022
Please see the attachment for more details and sides.

If you interested please aplly.

Dotty

Shelly

Jackie

Donnie

Adam

Averie

Fidel

"Dot" Produciton Looking for Performers

The company is holding auditions for "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" and looking for actors, please see the details below.

About the project:
The Herdmans are the worst kids in the history of the world--so when they crash Sunday school and demand parts in the Christmas pageant, the whole town panics. There's not supposed to be fighting or cigar-smoking in Bethlehem, and while these kids have never even heard the Christmas story, they definitely have rewrites! Soon everyone from the terrified pint-sized shepherds to the furious church ladies is calling for first-time director Grace to fire the Herdmans. But it's up to Grace and the Reverend to help their community see the Christmas story and the Herdman kids through new eyes in this buoyant musical adaptation of the funny and touching holiday classic. Silent night? Not a chance. But sometimes a little joyful noise is just right for Christmas

Additional info:
Show dates: December 8-11, 2022
Tech Dates: Dec 2 - 7
Please see the attachment for more details.

Sweet, good-humored, slightly frazzled mom

GRACE

Organized steamroller. She’s always in charge

HELEN ARMSTRONG

Occasionally befuddled, always well-meaning.

REVEREND HOPKINS

LUANNE

Sweet southerner, calls everyone “honey,”

BETTY

CONNIE

Performers Sought for "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" Show

Looking for performers for "On Golden Pond" Play. Please see the details below.

About the project:
ON GOLDEN POND introduces Norman and Ethel Thayer who, for decades, have spent their summers at their cottage on Golden Pond in Maine. This particular summer will be different as the couple anticipates a visit from their daughter, Chelsea, who is somewhat estranged from Norman. When she arrives, Chelsea is accompanied by her fiancé, Bill, and his son, Billy Jr., who ends up spending part of the summer with Norman and Ethel.
The play opened in 1979 and was later made into a blockbuster movie starring Katherine Hepburn along with real-life father-and-daughter-duo Henry Fonda and Jane Fonda as Norman and Chelsea.

Additional info:
The auditions will include cold reads from the script. 
ON GOLDEN POND will run Jan. 20-Feb. 5, 2023, and rehearsals will begin in mid-November.

If interested please apply.

Ethel

Norman

Charlie

Chelsea

Bill

Telephone operator

Performers Needed for "On Golden Pond" Play

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.
Seeking performers for Theatre Play "Update on To Kill a Mockingbird".  Please see the details below.

Additional info:
Please come to the audition having recently read Harper Lee’s “To Kill A Mockingbird.” The script is very close to the book and it is important to be familiar with the content and language. If cast in the show, actors are requested to read the book again during the first week of rehearsals. In addition to the heavy topics of racism, and murder, the n-word is used by several characters multiple times in the show. Due to legal obligations and the importance of its educational use, the script will be used as written. Rehearsals and performances will be a safe, academic space and theatre will be diligent in separating actor life from character life. Theatre is working with community groups and individuals and will be hosting talkbacks on the production.
Callbacks are December 12-14 in the evening as needed.
Rehearsals are Sundays at 2:30 PM, and Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday at 6:30 PM. Although you, may not be needed for all rehearsals, please prepare to be present. Tech week is February 26-March 2 and performances run Friday, Saturday, Sunday March 3-19. Potential school show days include Thursday and Friday mornings. No conflicts are permitted for tech week or the performances.

If you are interested, please apply.

She’s Scout, grown older, looking back on the time she was the young Scout.

Jean Louise Finch

He’s tall, quietly impressive, reserved, and civilized. He’s quietly courageous and without heroics, he does what he considers just. As someone comments about him – “We trust him to do right.”

Atticus Finch

Black, proud, and capable, she has raised the motherless Scout and Jem. Her standards are high and her discipline as applied to Scout and Jem is uncompromising.

Calpurnia

Heck is the town sheriff and a complex man. He does his duty as he sees it, and enforces the law without favor.

Heck Tate

A lovely sensitive woman. Though belonging to the time and place of this play, she has a wisdom and compassion that suggests the best instincts of that period.

Maudie Atkinson

A judge is a wintry man of the South, who does what he can within the context of his time to see justice done in court. While he tries to run his court impartially, his sympathy is with Tom.

Judge Taylor

He is a public prosecutor who is doing his job in trying to convict Tom. In many ways his manner is cruel and hurtful. And yet under all this, he too has expressed doubts as to Tom’s guilt, and his heart isn’t really in this conviction.

Mr. Gilmer

Robinson is black, handsome, and vital, but with a left hand crippled by a childhood accident and held against his chest. There’s an undercurrent in him of kindness, sensitivity, and consideration.

Tom Robinson

The oldest daughter of Bob Ewell, she’s a desperately lonely and overworked young woman whose need for companionship has overwhelmed every other emotion.

Mayella Ewell

Ewell lives with his large family by the town dump. Bob thinks this trial will make him an important man, and when Atticus destroys his credibility, Bob’s rage and frustration border on paranoia.

Bob Ewell

Sykes is the black minister of the First Purchase Church. He’s an imposing man with a strong stage presence. He should have a strong “minister’s” voice.

Reverend Sykes

Cunningham is a hard-up farmer who shares the prejudices of this time and place but who is nevertheless a man who can be reached as a human being.

Walter Cunningham

She’s a neighborhood gossip, and she enjoys it to the hilt

Stephanie Crawford

She is an old woman who is ill and walks with difficulty, her pain making her biting, bitter, and angry.

Mrs. Dubose

He is a thin, leathery, laconic man. Nathan is Arthur’s brother and a neighbor of the Finch family.

Nathan Radley

She is half numb with the shock of the false charge against her husband Tom; she’s someone caught in a nightmare.

Helen Robinson

Arthur Radley is a recluse who hasn’t been outside his house in fifteen years.

Arthur (Boo) Radley

Theatre Play "Update on To Kill a Mockingbird" Needs Talent

Looking to cast performers for "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever". Please see the details below.

About the project:
Beth Bradley’s church’s Christmas pageant is predictable every year -- the angel choir wears too much lipstick, the shepherds are all in their father’s bathrobes, the minister’s son is permanently cast in the role of Joseph -- hardly “four-star entertainment.” But when seasoned and authoritative pageant director Mrs. Armstrong breaks her leg, it is up to Beth’s inexperienced mother Grace to step in. The timing couldn’t be worse, as the rambunctious Herdman children, a rough and tough group of siblings from the wrong side of the tracks, descend upon the pageant, lured by the promise of free dessert at Sunday school, and determined to win all the lead roles for themselves. The Ladies’ Aid Society members are beside themselves with disapproval, all the shepherds quit because Gladys Herdman “hits too hard”, the show is briefly re-titled “Revenge at Bethlehem”, and the church catches on fire. But Beth and her community watch in surprise as the same old Christmas story is rejuvenated by the creativity, energy, and unexpected sincerity of a misunderstood young family. Mary Robinson’s The Best Christmas Pageant Ever, based on her novel of the same name, is a widely beloved Christmas tale, warm and incredibly funny, full of characters both relatable and utterly unique. The large cast and age range make this show a community favorite, in which a varied, multi-generational group of performers can come together.

Additional info:
Auditions will consist of reading from the script.
Rehearsals will be held 3 nights/week, 6-8:00 pm
Performances December 15-18

If interested, please apply.

Talent

"The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" Show Seeks Talent

Auditions for "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" show. Seeking cast. Please see the breakdown below.

Additional info: 
This is a great show to get your start in community theatre. Directors need Church ladies. Be prepared to read from a script (cold).
Shows:
December 9 & 10  – 7:30 p.m.
December 11 – 2:30 p.m.

If you are interested, please apply.

Mother (Grace Bradley)

Father (Bob Bradley)

Mrs. Armstrong

Mrs. McCarthy

Mrs. Slocum

Mrs. Clark

Mrs. Clausing

Reverend Hopkins

Firemen (2)

Actors Sought For "The Best Christmas Pageant Ever" Show

The company is holding auditions for the "Plaza Suite" Show and looking for actors, please see the details below 

About the project:
Three couples successively occupy the same suite at the Plaza Hotel in New York. A suburban couple return on their anniversary to the suite in which they honeymooned 23 (or was it 24?) years before, in an attempt to revitalize a struggling marriage. A Hollywood producer calls a childhood sweetheart, now a suburban housewife, for a little diversion, but she proves to be more than the match he bargained for. The mother and father of a bride-to-be argue about the best way to get their daughter out of the bathroom and down to the ballroom where their guests await.

Additional info:
IMPORTANT: You MUST bring proof of COVID-19 vaccination to auditions in order to be considered. All cast and crew members are required to be fully vaccinated in order to participate.
Please also bring a list of all known schedule conflicts from November 16 through February 26.
Auditions will consist of reading sides from the script. You do not need to prepare anything in advance.

A busy executive. Fifty years old but cannot come to terms with it. Trim, neat. and well-tailored. Needs to know he looks good, and also that others know he looks good. Workaholic. Married to Karen. (Note: The role of Karen has already been cast.)

Sam Nash

Sam’s secretary. A bright, cheerful young woman at twenty-eight years of age. Highly efficient, well-groomed, attractive. May double as Mimsey Hubley.

Jean McCormack

The childhood sweetheart of Hollywood producer Jesse Kiplinger; now a housewife in her thirties. Hasn’t seen Jesse in a long time but has kept up with him in the tabloids. Nervous, unsure of herself, and feeling a little guilty about seeing him. (Note: the role of Jesse has already been cast.)

Muriel Tate

Mother of the bride, Mimsey, and wife to Roy. Frantic and afraid to tell her easily riled husband that their daughter has locked herself in the bathroom. Desperate to fix the situation without upsetting her husband. (Note: the role of Roy has already been cast.)

Norma Hubley

A beautiful but nervous bride-to-be who is afraid of becoming like her parents. May double as Jean McCormack.

Mimsey Hubley

A cool and confident young man soon to be wed. May double as Waiter.

Borden Eisler

A young man who takes pride in his work, but who has been working at the Plaza Hotel for a while now and has seen a lot. May double as Borden Eisler.

Waiter

Performers Sought for "Plaza Suite" Show

The company is holding auditions for "Monte Carlo" and looking for actors, please see the details below 

About the project:
Daisy finds herself caring for her mother who is so arthritic she can no longer do the housework she has done for years. Daisy is working in the same biscuit factory for the last 40 years. Her only hope lies in the weekly lottery. 

Additional info:
Show Date:
February 17 & 18, 2023—8PM
February 19, 2023—3 PM
February 24 & 25, 2023—8PM
Auditions will consist of cold reading from the script.  
Please come prepared to tell of any conflict dates you have from auditions to final show date. 
VACCINATIONS ARE RECOMMENDED BUT NOT REQUIRED. 
Masks are recommended for unvaccinated.
The show is set in 1980's England, and the director is looking for a diverse cast

A born comedian. Passionate, dreamy, and ironic by nature. The opposite of the ‘tired, old spinster’ cliché, though clearly unconcerned about her appearance

Daisy Rose

Daisy’s mother. Practical and worldly, a proud, hard-working survivor who somehow found time to work hard at pleasing men. Keeps up her appearance by making up and dying her hair—perhaps to an extreme. (aging makeup is possible to achieve effect)

Lottie

A frazzled mother of five. Daisy’s co-worker.

Maggie

A younger woman. An immigrant’s daughter. West Indian, perhaps. Artistic and spirited. Daisy’s co-worker and friend.

Angela

An old businessman to his core. Daisy’s former suitor. (Can be doubled with Game Show Host)

Theater Auditions in Winston–Salem