INHERIT THE WIND Equity Principal Auditions - Arts Center of Coastal Carolina Auditions

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INHERIT THE WIND - Arts Center of Coastal Carolina

INHERIT THE WIND - SC EPA by Appt
Arts Center of Coastal Carolina | Hilton Head Island, SC

Date of Audition:
6/22/2015


Call Type
Equity Principal

Time(s)
Equity Principal Auditions by APPOINTMENT
Monday, June 22, 2015
10 AM to 5 PM

Contract
SPT
Cat. 7; $476 (Pending)/week AEA

Location
Arts Center of Coastal Carolina
14 Shelter Cove Lane
Hilton Head Island, SC 29928
Black Box Theater


Seeking
Equity actors for various roles. All roles available.

see Breakdown

Preparation
Please prepare a dramatic monologue.

Bring picture and resume.

Other Dates
1st Rehearsal - September 15, Preview - October 6, Opening - October 9, Closing - October 25

Other
www.artshhi.com

Personnel
Director - Russell Treyz
General Manager - Richard Feldman
by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee

· A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.

Appointments
AEA members contact Gail Ragland, 843-686-3945 ext. 202, gragland@artshhi.com. M - F 9:00AM - 1:00PM

Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.

Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.


Breakdown

SEEKING:

Matthew Harrison Brady
55-65, benign giant of a man, patriarch, was presidential candidate - charismatic evangelistic man

Henry Drummond
(ie Clarence Darrow) 55-65; scruffy comfortable man, an intellect and humanist - wins by his practical good sense but seen as an iconoclast.

Bertram Cates
(defendant) 24, sincere young man. He was the Science school teacher who tried to teach his students about Darwin. Appealing but very vulnerable young man.

E.K. Hornbeck
(reporter) middle 30s, newspaperman, sophisticated city dweller - He has had his newspaper supply the infamous Henry Drummond for the trial. Hornbeck is smart, cynical, and ready with the words.

Davenport
(also plays Elijah/Hot Dog Seller): 20-35; as Davenport (his principle role): crisp, businesslike young man/ as Elijah/hot dog seller: holy man from hills, fanatic and hot dog seller

Meeker
30-60 the bailiff, touseled, friendly public servant - very down home and approachable

Mayor
(also plays Bannister) 30-60 - an officious official - very excited about having the trial in town and his own self-importance

Rev Jeremiah Brown
(Also plays Sillers and Hawker) 40-55 as Brown (his principle role) - he seems a warm loving father to Rachel, but he emerges as a strict fire and brimstone evangelistic preacher of frightening power. Must be able to get into the rhythms and frenzy of a Southern revival preacher. As Sillers he is a overworked clerk at the feed store - a meek and humble man.

Judge
30-60 as Judge - humorless judge - a typical upright rural judge who wants to keep order in his town.

Howard
(also plays Reporter, Reuters Man, Radio Man) 15-25: as Howard - a “13 year old country boy, bright and hopeful; as Reporter, Reuters Man, and Radio Man - a series of young reporters in their early 20s to maybe 30 - - - the wider the age range that this actor can play the better.

Rachel Brown
22 - pretty but not beautiful, the innocent daughter of the village preacher. She’s in love with Bertram, but cannot understand why he taught Darwin to innocent children.

Mrs Brady
Matthew Brady’s wife - late 50s or early 60s - dedicated wife of Matthew Brady - good home stock, typical southern politician’s wife.

Mrs Krebs
35-60; a country busybody and upright church woman - she is not shy in her opinions - capable of heckling in court.

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