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Majestic Theater Auditions All Auditions are by appointment only. Non equity and Equity invited auditions Monday - 6/16 - 6:00 - 10:30 pm
2008/2009 SEASON Current Contract: SPT5 Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15, 2008. Auditions to be held at our rehearsal studio: 168 Baldwin Street, West Springfield, MA 01089 Appointments may be scheduled by calling (413) 747-7797 during normal business hours. Producing Artistic Director Danny Eaton will be present for all auditions as will a musical accompanist. Actors auditioning should prepare a brief song of their choice, a brief monologue of their choice, or 32 bars of a song and a one-minute monologue. Time permitting, every effort will be made to see Equity performers who have not scheduled appointments. “ROUNDING THIRD” by Richard Dresser 1st Rehearsal 6/30 Performs 7/9 – 8/2 Director – Danny Eaton Characters Don, late 30’s, win-at-all-costs Little League coach Michael, early 30’s, volunteers to be assistant coach, corporate executive, looking for a special activity with his son who has never played baseball before. “THE MIRACLE WORKER” by William Gibson 1st Rehearsal 8/10 Performs 9/4 – 10/12 Director (Not yet assigned) Characters The Doctor, late 50’s Kate Keller, late 20’s, Southern gentlewoman, Helen Keller’s mother. Captain Arthur Keller, mid 40’s, hearty Southern gentleman, Kate is his second wife. Helen Keller, seven years old, blind and deaf Martha, 8-10 years old, African-American Percy, 8-10 years old, African-American Aunt Ev, mid-40’s, Captain Keller’s sister James, 20’s, Captain Keller’s son from his first marriage Anagnos, late 40’s, Greek accent, director of the Perkins Institute Annie Sullivan, mid-20’s, determined, becomes Helen’s teacher Viney, late-30’s, Keller family servant, African-American “JERRY & ED” by Steve Henderson 1st Rehearsal 10/5 Performs 10/23 – 11/30 Director – Jack Neary Characters Jerry Atric, 80’s, now living in a retirement community Ed Hascomb, 80’s, Jerry’s best friend, also living in the same retirement community. THIS PLAY IS CAST AND RETURNS FOR A FULL RUN AFTER A WORKSHOP PRODUCTION LAST SUMMER. “IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE – A RADIO PLAY" by Joe Landry 1st Rehearsal – 11/24 Performs 12/4 – 12/21 Director – Cate Damon Characters Freddie Filmore, late-40’s, radio announcer & host Jake Laurents, late-20’s, leading man type Sally Applewhite, late 20’s, leading lady, film actress Lana Sherwood, late-30’s, used to be a Broadway leading actress Harry “Jazzbo” Heywood, 40’s, well known character actor and bon vivant, a little bit of a tippler Foley Artist – 20’s, creates the live sound effects THIS PLAY IS CAST AND IS A RETURN PRODUCTION FROM LAST SEASON. #5. “LUMBERJACKS IN LOVE” by Fred Alley & James Kaplan 1st Rehearsal – 12/14 Performs 1/8 – 2/15/2009 Director – Danny Eaton Characters Minnesota Slim, late 30’s, boss of the shanty Dirty Bob, late 20’s, hasn’t bathed in 22 years Muskrat, 40, philosophical & angst ridden Moonlight, late 20’s, strong back, soft heart The Kid, beautiful and earnest girl masquerading as a boy Rose, late 30’s, a romance novelist posing as a mail order bride #6. “BUS STOP” by William Inge 1st Rehearsal – 2/2/2009 Performs 2/26 – 4/5/2009 Director – (Not yet assigned) Characters Elma Duckworth, high school girl working as a waitress Grace Hoyland, early 40’s, owner of the restaurant Will Masters, the local sheriff, friendly but also big and imposing Cherie, 20’s, a would be club singer originally from the Ozarks Dr. Gerald Lyman, 50’s, a former college professor, down & out Carl, late-30’s, the bus driver, loud & hearty Virgil Blessing, 40’s, a ranch hand, tries to keep tabs on Bo Bo Decker, 20’s, a cowboy, stubborn and headstrong #7. “JOHN & PAUL – The Musical Biography Of A Friendship That Changed The World” by Danny Eaton & Steve Schecter 1st Rehearsal – 3/23/2009 Performs 4/16 – 5/24/2009 Director – (Not yet assigned) Characters Charles Dallas, 40’s, media type prominent journalist THIS PRODUCTION IS CAST AND COMES AFTER AN EQUITY APPROVED STAGED READING LAST DECEMBER. NOTE: PERFORMERS WILL BE CONSIDERED AS POSSIBLE REPLACEMENTS, SHOULD ANY BECOME NECESSARY, FOR THOSE SHOWS ALREADY CAST. NOTE: SATURDAY, 6/14 SCHEDULE 10:00 – 6:00 P.M. SUNDAY, 6/15 SCHEDULE 12:00 – 8:00 P.M.
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