Audition Notice: Lint! The Musical at Hole in the Wall Theater
The Hole in the Wall Theater (HITW) in New Britain, CT is seeking a cast of nine for its upcoming production of Lint! The Musical written by William Arnold and Scott Auden. Auditions will be held Sunday, November 15th and Monday, November 16th at 7:00pm at Hole in the Wall Theater on 116 Main Street in New Britain, CT. Auditioners are required to prepare 32 bars of an up-tempo contemporary style song. Both musical and non-musical theater songs are welcome. The audition will also consist of reading sides from the script, but actors are also welcome to prepare a one minute comedic monologue. We will be accommodating of rehearsal time during the holiday season.
Performances run Fridays & Saturdays from January 22nd through February 13th with one Sunday matinee on January 31st . Lint! The Musical is under the direction of James DeMarco and Stephanie Layne of New Britain. Visit
www.hitw.org for more information and updates.
Phoebe’s got a problem… No matter where she goes, no matter what she does, she is constantly finding herself in a musical. While this wouldn’t be a problem to some folks, Phoebe tries to escape by taking a job in a Laundromat. Everything is fine until one day Phoebe looks up and sees the audience, the lights, everything. Biz, Fab, and Cheer; three muses rise up out of the washers and explain to Phoebe that there is no escaping this musical until she finishes the show and follows the rules to get there.
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About Hole in the Wall Theater:
Hole in the Wall Theater (HITW) has been a leader and beacon in the Greater Hartford arts community since 1972. It is an award-winning, non-profit community theater and staffed entirely by volunteers.
HITW was founded by Ray Shinn and Ted Guhl; both of whom were instrumental in the theater’s mission and longevity. It is HITW’s goal to present theater to all regardless of resources. Unique in its creation as well as the manner in which it was run, HITW was the only theater in the state to run solely by its members through its biweekly gatherings, termed “General Meeting.” General Meeting is responsible for choosing the plays presented, maintaining the physical plant, and creating, revising, and upholding the philosophy by which HITW was run.
Over the course of four decades, the theater has seen many homes throughout New Britain including Oak Street, North Street, Harvard Street, and its current home on Main Street. Despite its location, the philosophy of presenting Quality Theater to everyone remains the same.
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