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8 N Fort Thomas Avenue
Fort Thomas, KY 41075
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AUDITIONS for...
An Evening of Short Comedies
Directed by Angela Klocke Forbes
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Sunday, October 3, at 2PM
Monday, October 4, at 7PM
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| Location: |
The Village Players
Basement of the Ft. Thomas Woman's Club
8 N Fort Thomas Avenue
Fort Thomas, KY 41075
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| Cast Requirements: |
Are You Ready? - 2 M, 1 W, 30-40s
Sure Thing - 1 M, 1 W, late 20s-30s
It's All Fun and Games Until the Iguana Bites - 2 W, 1 M, 30s-40s
I Think You Think I Love You - 1 M, 1 W, late 20s-30s
Learning to Take Turns - 1 M, late 20s-early 30s; 1 M 60-70s; 1 W 60-80s
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| Audition Details: |
Those auditioning will be asked to read from the script(s).
Scripts can be requested in advance by emailing the director, Angela Klocke Forbes
Actors MAY be cast in multiple roles.
Stage ages listed are meant as a guideline only; production may be cast older or younger, depending on available talent pool. Interested actors of all ages are encouraged to audition.
Please bring any schedule conflicts.
Bring a resume, if available.
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| Production Dates: |
February 18 - 26, 2011
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| Description: |
Are you Ready? by David Auburn
It’s All Fun and Games Until the Iguana Bites by A. K. Forbes
Sure Thing by David Ives
Learning to Take Turns by A. K. Forbes
I Think You Think I Love You by Kelly Younger
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| Questions: |
E-Mail Angela Klocke Forbes |
By Suzan L. Zeder
Directed by Wayne Kirsch
| Dates/Times: |
Sunday, January 23, 2 – 4 PM
Monday, January 24, 7 – 9 PM
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| Location: |
The Village Players
Basement of the Ft. Thomas Woman's Club
8 N Fort Thomas Avenue
Fort Thomas, KY 41075
MAP
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| Cast Requirements: |
1 man (45-50)
3 women (30-50 & 80’s)
1 boy (11-14)
1 girl (12-15)
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| Audition Details: |
Those auditioning will be asked to read from the script.
Please bring any schedule conflicts.
Bring a resume, if available.
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| Production Dates: |
April 29 – May 7, 2011
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| Description: |
(Comedy/Drama) Lillian Barron is 84 years old, vibrant, funny, wise, and recently deceased! During her lifetime Lillian shared a special bond with her granddaughter Kelly and suffered an estrangement from her son Windsor. After her death, Lillian discovers that she cannot "move on" until the rifts are somehow mended. Windsor and Kelly come from overseas to settle Lillian's affairs and are aghast to discover that the walls of her house have been painted with wild, sometimes humorous, sometimes horrific murals and drawings. They also uncover a special relationship between Lillian and a young neighborhood child. This powerful, poignant play offers humor and hope to anyone who is, or has ever been, a grandparent, parent, or a child.
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| Questions: |
E-Mail Wayne Kirsch |
Presented by special arrangement with Dramatic Publishing Company.
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