RICHARD II
Written by: William Shakespeare
Directed by: Erica Schmidt
Ist Reh: May 9, 2017, 1st Prev.: June 11, 2017, Closes: July 15, 2017 (Opening Night: June 18)
Lowell Davies Festival Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, Conrad Prebys Theatre Center.
Roles will be understudied. Seeking all ethnicities.
King Richard II -ROLE HAS BEEN CAST
Henry Bolingbroke Duke of Herford
John of Gaunt Duke of Lancaster
Edmund of Langley Duke of York –ROLE HAS BEEN CAST
The Duke of Aumerle
Thomas Mowbray Duke of Norfolk
Bushy
Bagot
Green
Henry Percy Earl of Northumberland
Lord Ross
Lord Willoughby
Duchess of York
Duchess of Gloucester
Queen Isabel
Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester
Lord Berkeley
Lord Salisbury
Bishop of Carlisle
Sir Stephen Scroope
Abbot of Westminster
Sir Piers Exton
Lord Fitzwater
Roles will be doubled and tripled.
GUYS AND DOLLS
Music and Lyrics: Frank Loesser
Book: Joe Swerling and Abe Burrows
Directed by Josh Rhodes
1st Reh: June 6, 2017 1st Prev: July 2, 2017, Closes: August 13, 2017 (Opening Night: July 7, 2017)
Donald and Darlene Shiley Stage, Old Globe Theatre, Conrad Prebys Theatre Center
All actors must have at least basic dance ability. Roles specifically listed as requiring dance must have advanced level dancing skills.
Roles will be understudied. Seeking all ethnicities.
[NICELY-NICELY JOHNSON] – ROLE HAS BEEN CAST. Late 20s-Late 40s, All Ethnicities. High tenor up to B-flat. Funny character guy, likeable and somehow sweet, comedic. An eccentric gambler and one of Nathan’s closest associates.
[BENNY SOUTHSTREET] – Early 30s-Late 40s, All Ethnicities. Baritone up to high G. Funny character man. Abbott to Nicely’s Costello.
[SARAH BROWN] – Mid-20s-Late 30s, All Ethnicities. Soprano up to high A. Prim and proper Salvation Army officer. Has a hidden wild streak waiting to come out. An idealistic but sheltered missionary. Kind-hearted but like Sky, too categorical in her view of the world. Charisma, a natural beauty and a silky jazz voice are important attributes.
[ARVIDE ABERNATHY] – Late 50s-Early 70s, All Ethnicities. Lyric baritone. Salvation Army man and Sarah’s paternal figure. Kind, gentle, thoughtful. A reasonable old man with a warm heart that harbors onlythe kindest intentions, even if he tends to be a little gullible.
[HARRY THE HORSE] – Early 30s-Late 40s, All Ethnicities. Gambler; all talk and little action. Mouthpiece for Big Jule. Actor may play other roles in the ENSEMBLE.
[LT. BRANNIGAN] – Early 30s-Early 50s, All Ethnicities. Non-singing. Member of the police force trying to stop the floating crap games; tries to command respect, but the gangsters don’t really play along.
[NATHAN DETROIT] – Late 20s-Early 40s, All Ethnicities. Baritone up to high F. A rogue and a gambler but also a respected leader of his gang of ne’er do wells. Comedic and charming but a bit strapped for cash. A consummate businessman with divided loyalties. Adelaide’s fiancé.
[ANGIE THE OX] – 18+, All Ethnicities. A gambler. A bit of a bruiser, likes a good dice game. Actor may play other roles in the ENSEMBLE.
[MISS ADELAIDE] – Late 20s-Early 40s, All Ethnicities. Mezzo to A. A showgirl with a heart of gold and a perpetual, psychosomatic cold. Easy-going, electric, comedic tour-de-force. Smarter than she’s given credit for. Very aware of how very long she’s been engaged to Nathan.
[SKY MASTERSON] – Late 20s-Early 40s, All Ethnicities. Baritone up to E-flat. Smart, charming, handsome gambler. Romantic leading man with a bit of an edge. Able to adapt to any situation but ready to reel off pre-prepared anecdotes regarding his view of the world. Despite his failings, Sky is immensely likeable and oozes style.
[GENERAL MATILDA B. CARTWRIGHT] – Early 40s-Early 60s, All Ethnicities. Mezzo. Business like and in-control, but ready to cut loose. Actress may play other roles in the ENSEMBLE.
[BIG JULE] ROLE HAS BEEN CAST– Early 30s-Early 50s, All Ethnicities. Imposing, tough gangster from Chicago. An intimidating hustler. Temperamental. A sore loser. Although not necessarily a large man, he has undisputed stage presence.
KEN LUDWIG’s ROBIN HOOD!
By Ken Ludwig
Directed by TBD
1st Reh: June 20, 2017 1st Prev: July 22, 2017 Closes: August 27, 2017 (Opening Night: July 30)
Sheryl and Harvey White Theatre, Conrad Prebys Theatre Center
Much like his patented take on Sherlock Holmes in BASKERVILLE!, Ken Ludwig is back with a brand-new Globe-commissioned world premiere comedy about another icon: Robin Hood. Packed with thrills, romance, laughs, and great characters like Little John, Friar Tuck, and Maid Marian, Robin Hood! tells the timeless story of a hero of the people who takes on the powers that be. So get ready to duck a quarterstaff or two—you won’t want to miss a moment of the swashbuckling fun!
This play is a new work in process. Roles are subject to change. Roles will not be understudied. Seeking all ethnicities.
Anticipated roles:
Actor 1: Robin Hood. Male. 20s-40s. Any ethnicity. Athletic and dashing with versatility and wide range. Comic timing a must. Actor will most likely play multiple roles.
Actor 2: Little John. Male. 20s-40s. Any ethnicity. Larger build with versatility and wide range. Comic timing a must. Actor will most likely play multiple roles.
Actor 3: Friar Tuck. Male. 30s-60s. Any ethnicity. Seeking all character types with versatility and wide range. Comic timing a must. Actor will most likely play multiple roles.
Actor 4: Sheriff. Male. 40s-60s. Any ethnicity. Villain with versatility and wide range. Comic timing a must. Actor will most likely play multiple roles.
Actor 5: Ensemble. Male. 20s-60s. Any ethnicity. Seeking all character types with versatility and wide range. Comic timing a must. Actor will most likely play multiple roles.
Actor 6: Maid Marian. Female. 20s-40s. Any ethnicity. Leading lady with versatility and wide range. Comic timing a must. Actor will most likely play multiple roles.
HAMLET
Written by: William Shakespeare
Directed by: Barry Edelstein
1st Reh: July 3, 2017, 1st Prev: August 6, 2017, Closes: September 10, 2017 (Opening Night: August 12)
Lowell Davies Festival Theatre, Old Globe Theatre, Conrad Prebys Theatre Center.
Roles will be understudied. Seeking all ethnicities.
Hamlet
Claudius
Gertrude
Polonius Horatio
Ophelia
Laertes
Fortinbras
The Ghost
Rosencrantz
Guildenstern
Osric
Voltimand
Cornelius
Marcellus
Bernardo
Francisco
Reynaldo
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