Baltimore Centerstage 2012-13 Season
– EPAs by Appointment in MD
Baltimore Centerstage (Baltimore, MD) LORT B/C; $765/$710 / week minimums
Katie Byrnes, Artistic Administrator
Equity Principal Auditions by APPOINTMENT
Wednesday, July 11, 2012 at Baltimore Centerstage
10 AM – 6 PM 700 North Calvert Street
Lunch from 1 - 2. Baltimore, MD 21202
For an appointment, call 410.986.4000 ext 4240. AEA members without appointments will be seen as time permits.
Prepare a brief monologue. Bring picture and resume, stapled together.
AN ENEMY OF THE PEOPLE
by Henrik Ibsen, Adapted by Arthur Miller
Kwame Kwei-Armah, Director
Casting: Tara Rubin Casting
1st Rehearsal: 8/14/12. Runs: 9/19 – 10/2/12, in The Pearlstone Theater
The role of Morten Kiil is CAST. All other roles are available.
THE COMPLETELY FICTIONAL –UTTERLY TRUE – FINAL STRANGE TALE OF EDGAR ALLAN POE
by Stephen Thorne
Curt Columbus, Director
Stephanie Klapper, Casting
1st Rehearsal: 9/18/12. Runs: 10/17 – 11/25/12 , in The Head Theater
Seeking:
VIRGINIA (20-25)-- Poe‘s dead wife. She was very young when she died. In death she is something different. As Poe’s muse, Virginia is ever eager to please. She is driven by an inquisitive and trusting nature, which compels her to see her husband as the apple of her eye even when she questions his words and challenges his actions. Virginia may be demure, but she is never weak.
VALDEMAR (late 20s-early 40s)—A skilled scientist, Valdemar has a touch of the exotic. She also may have a touch of a French accent. Valdemar is a creature of the nineteenth century; a powerful intellectual who joins her science with a deep curiosity about the mystical unknown. Those around her may question her ideas, but she refuses to back down—she brooks no nonsense from herself or anyone else.
DICKENS (a person of some age. 30s and up)—A version of the famous English writer. Dickens is the author we know—curious, thoughtful, powerful, bold—but this is also Dickens with a difference. Here he is Poe’s closest confidant and an intimate friend. As a provocative sparring partner, Dickens is truly Poe’s intellectual (and literary) match.
MORAN (30s-40s)—Doctor Moran is Poe’s attending physician. A comic force, he is also able to be serious when necessary. Moran likes to steer the ship, and he doesn’t mind using his powerful presence to get his way. Like a stern nanny, he compels those around him to fall in line, however much they may want to resist.
BUS STOP
by William Inge
David Schweizer, Director
Pat McCorkle, Casting
1st Rehearsal: 10/25/12. Runs: 11/13 – 12/23/12 in The Pearlstone Theater
All roles available.
THE MOUNTAINTOP
by Katori Hall
Kwame Kwei-Armah, Director
Pat McCorkle, Casting
1st Rehearsal: 12/11/12. Runs: 1/9/13 – 2/24/13 in The Head Theater
Seeking:
The role of Camae
The role of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. cast
MUD BLUE SKY
by Marisa Wegrzyn
Susanna Gellert, Director
Stephanie Klapper, Casting
1st Rehearsal: 2/8/13. Runs: 3/6/13 – 4/14/103
All roles available:
Beth – 50s, Flight Attendant, sardonic, searching but grounded
Sam – 40s, Flight Attendant, vivacious, independent, shameless
Jonathan – 18 – High school senior entrepreneur, kind and self-possessed
Angie – late 40s/50s – Former Flight attendant, sweet, needy, honest
The Raisin Cycle:
CLYBOURNE PARK (by Bruce Norris) and
BENEATHA’S PLACE (by Kwame Kwei-Armah)
To be performed in Repertory in The Pearlstone Theater
Derrick Sanders, Director
Tara Rubin, Casting
1st Rehearsal: 2/26/13
Clybourne Park Runs: 4/10/13 – 6/16/13.
Beneatha’s Place Runs: 5/8/13 - 6/16/13.
All roles available.
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