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Call Type
Equity Principal
Time(s)
Equity Principal Audition
Monday, June 24, 2013
11:00 am-7:00 pm
(lunch 1:00-2:00 pm)
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Contract
SPT
2013-14 salary pending; 2012-13 salary = $434
Location
Arts Center of Coastal Carolina
14 Shelter Cove Lane
Hilton Head Island, SC
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Seeking
Equity performers for SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE FINAL ADVENTURE and DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER.
Preparation
Please prepare a two contrasting monologues, one drama and one comedic.
Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.
Other Dates
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE FINAL ADVENTURE - 1st Rehearsal: Sept. 10; Runs: October 1 – 20
DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER- 1st Rehearsal: January 14; Runs: Feb. 4 - Feb. 23, 2014
Other
- All AEA Members requesting appointments receive one until slots are full.
- Equity Members without appointments will be seen throughout the audition day as time permits.
Personnel
General Manager – Richard Feldman
Director– Russell Treyz (for both productions)
· EPA Rules are in effect.
· A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.
Appointments
Contact Gail Ragland at
gragland@artshhi.com or 843-686-3945 ext. 236. Give name, number & choice of audition times. You will be contacted w/ conf.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.
Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
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Breakdown
SHERLOCK HOLMES: THE FINAL ADVENTURE By: Steven Dietz
Seeking all roles:
Sherlock Holmes (35-50) – The center of the story. Acerbic, intense, brilliant, analytical, enigmatic, devoted, stubborn. He’s charming, loyal, and unpredictable. (Standard British)
Doctor Watson (35-50) – Solid, dependable, loyal, trusted. He’s the narrator, so he needs to be able to connect to the audience and tell a good story. A dependable sidekick. (Standard British)
Irene Adler (25-40) - A renowned opera diva (no singing required). Smart, fiery, cunning, passionate, strong-willed. She can match Holmes’ intellect and spin a mean aria. (American)
Professor Moriarty (35-50) – The villain. He is brilliant, evil, cunning, charismatic, and in control. Evil personified. (Standard British)
The King of Bohemia (30-50) – Impulsive, emotional, regal, stubborn, narcissistic, a bit of a dimbulb. He is in love with Irene Adler. (Austrian-German)
James Larrabee (30-45) - Moriarty’s henchman. He poses as someone he isn’t, therefore requiring a change in accent/dialect. An intelligent conman. A swindler with a dubious moral compass. (Standard British/Cockney)
Madge Larrabee (30-45) – James’ sister. Moriarty’s henchwoman. Adept at play-acting. The female version of James. (British/French)
Sid Prince (30-50) – Moriarty’s hitman. A thug, not too bright. A colorful criminal with gun/safe picking skills. May double as a policeman, clergyman, etc. (Cockney)
DON’T DRESS FOR DINNER By: Marc Camoletti, Adapted by Robin Hawdon
Seeking all roles:
Bernard: (35-50) Successful Parisian businessman, good looking, sophisticated.
Robert: (35-50) French or possible American who has moved to Paris, Bernard’s best friend, a bit more naïve but also enjoys leading a lusty life.
Jacqueline (30-45) Very attractive sophisticated French woman: Bernard’s wife and Robert’s mistress.
Suzanne (25 – 45): Beautiful, lusty French woman – Bernard’s mistress.
Suzette: (20s) Pert and perky French chef/actress/model. Inventive and good businesswoman.
George (20-35): Suzette’s husband Large, imposing, muscular French cook Chef, big stature, commanding presence. Big heart, bad temper….elevator might not go all the way up.
All need to play comedy well.
Theatre’s statement: “Performers of all ethnic and racial backgrounds are encouraged to attend.
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