WELLFLEET HARBOR ACTORS THEATER 2013 SEASON Equity Principal Auditions - Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater Auditions

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WELLFLEET HARBOR ACTORS THEATER 2013 SEASON - Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater

Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater 2013 Season

– EPAs by Appointment in MA

Wellfleet MA NEAT (approval/salary level pending; 2013 minimum weekly salaries: $300 - $364, depending on production/stage).
Artistic Dir: Dan Lombardo

Equity Principal Auditions by APPOINTMENT:
Saturday, February 9, 2013 at the Wellfleet Harbor Actors Theater Offices

AND 2357 Route 6

Sunday, February 10, 2013 Wellfleet MA 02667

9 AM – 5 PM each day

Lunch from 1 - 2.


See Theater’s travel instructions below.

For a five-minute appointment, please call the Box Office at (508) 349-9428, x112 M-F, 10-5. Deadline for requesting an appointment is close of business on the day before the audition. Equity Members without appointments will be seen throughout each audition day, as time permits.


Actors may choose to read one or more scenes from the season’s plays, perform one or more monologues of their choice or a combination of scene and monologues. Scripts and a reader will be provided at the auditions. Visually impaired performers may request a copy of the scripts in advance when making an appointment. Please bring a picture and resume, stapled together.


All dates below are in 2013. All roles are available unless otherwise specified. (Auditioning performers will b
e considered as possible replacements for pre-cast roles, should any become necessary.)

Julie Harris Stage:

ALL IN THE TIMING

by David Ives Dir: Stephen Russell

1st Reh: Feb 25; Opens: March 15 Closes: March 31

These are 6 sketches done by 4 actors (2 Male, 2 Female) character ages are 20s – 30s.

  • Sure Thing: A man and a woman meet for the first time in a cafe and eventually achieve a romantic connection, after many, many false starts. (1 m, 1f)

  • Words, Words, Words: If you put a hundred monkeys in a room with typewriters theyll eventually type out the complete works of Shakespeare. Could you get Hamlet from just three, names Kafka, Swift and Milton? Or would you just get Hey, hey, were the Monkees? Or fifteen minutes of delightful banter, low simian humor and more literary allusions than you can shake a spear at? (2m, 1f)

  • The Universal Language: A man welcomes a naïve woman into his fraudulent language-learning course, in which he only speaks the invented language Unamunda; however, he confesses to the deception as he begins to fall in love with her. (1 m, 1f)

  • Philip Glass Buys a Loaf of Bread: A musical parody of minimalist composer Philip Glass. (2m, 2f)

  • The Philadelphia: At a restaurant, a man is informed by a friend that his frustratingly unlucky day is the result of his ensnarement in an anomalous pocket of reality, called a "Philadelphia," in which he will only be fulfilled by asking for the opposite of what he wants. (2 m, 1f)

  • Variations on the Death of Trotsky: In a series of quick vignettes, Revolutionary Leon Trotsky dies over and over again. Not surprising, really, as he has a mountain-climber's axestuck in his skull. Ultimately, Trotsky talks directly to his assassin who, while posing as a gardener, actually helped make some flowers in the garden grow. Trotsky thus realizes that even in the darkest moments, there is beauty. And then he dies again. Shame, really. (2m, 1f)

UTILITY MONSTER

by Marina Keegan (World Premiere) Dir: Dan Lombardo.

1st Reh: May 1; Previews: May 23, 24; Opens: May 25 Closes: June 22

Claude and Sadie’s young lives are transformed when Claude discovers that an African child’s life can be saved for the mere price of his lunch at Taco Bell. This fable about love, personal sacrifice, and how we value human life won “Best Reading” in The Midtown International Theatre Festival in NYC. The New York Times called it “a meditation on charity and ethics.”

Seeking:

CLAUDE - 15, 9th grade, his father left one year ago

SADIE - 15, 9th grade, her father died five years ago

RUTH - 54, Sadie’s mother, widow of David

ALAN - 55, Ruth’s brother

CALEB - 23

SIX CHARACTERS IN SEARCH OF AN AUTHOR

by Luigi Pirandello, adapted by Matt Foss with Dan Lombardo Dir: Dan Lombardo

1st Reh: June 5; Previews: June 27, 28; Opens: June 29 Closes: July 20

Operating under NEAT 5

We take a masterpiece of 20th century theater, which we transformed through the WHAT Lab, and offer our own world premiere production. On stage the audience sees a rehearsal for a play until six actors burst in. They appear to be a family, until “the Father” declares they are unfinished characters in search of an author to finish their story. Their desperate tale of love, poverty, and betrayal begins to unfold. Are they mad? Will we see their story completed before our eyes?

Seeking:

Director – 20s, an actor who steps in for “the play's” director

Father – 50s, educated Sicilian man

Mother – 40s-50s, poor, uneducated Sicilian woman

Stepdaughter – late teens, compassionate

Son – 22, disaffected

Male Stage Manager – 20s - 40s

Actress – 20s – 30s, plays Mae in play-within-a-play

ONE SLIGHT HITCH

by Lewis Black Dir: Joe Grifasi

1st Reh: c.July 10; Previews: July 25, 26; Opens: July 27 Closes: August 24

Operating under NEAT 5

Lewis Black, the popular and prolific political comedian featured on “The Daily Show with Jon Stewart” brings us the story of the Doc and Delia Coleman family. On the morning they plan to throw their daughter the lavish wedding they never had, ex-boyfriend Ryan drops by unannounced. At first oblivious, Ryan wants to share the enlightenment he experienced on the road as a latter-day Jack Kerouac.

This riotously funny and moving comedy has been called a cross between THE PHILADELPHIA STORY and NOISES OFF.

Seeking:

P.B. Coleman – 16, daughter of Delia and Doc,

Delia Coleman – The mother. In a constant state of panic.

Doc Coleman – The father. A General Practitioner. A charming, eccentric conservative.

Ryan – early 30s. Until nine months ago, he had lived with Courtney for to and a half years

Courtney Coleman – Free-lance writer. Has just published her first novel wuich was almost successful. Engaged to Harper

Melanie Coleman – 20-something daughter. Nurse. Attractive and psychotic.

Harper – early 30s. Logical and Wealthy. Engaged to Courtney.

CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF

by Tennessee Williams. Dir: Elizabeth Falk

1st reh: August 7. Previews: Aug. 29, 30. Open on the Julie Harris Stage: Aug. 31. Close on the Julie Harris Stage: Sept. 22.

Open at the Tennessee Williams Festival: Sept. 25. Close at the Tennessee Williams Festival: Sept. 28

Operating under NEAT 5

Our production of CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF will open at WHAT and move for four final performances to The Tennessee Williams Festival in Provincetown. This Pulitzer Prize-winning gem is an emotionally intense drama that sizzles with passion and greed like you’ve never experienced before.

In the course of one sultry evening, a prominent Southern dynasty is pushed to the brink when tender memories are relived and life altering secrets are revealed. It’s the 65th birthday of wealthy Southern plantation owner Big Daddy and his family has gathered to celebrate, while sparing him the news that he’s dying of cancer. As one son Brick, a hunky former football hero, mysteriously retreats from his desirable but sexually frustrated wife Maggie, his money hungry brother and sister-in-law plot to secure more than their share of the family fortune.

Seeking:

Maggie – tough, lonely, Brick's wife

Brick – son of Big Daddy and Big Mama, former high school athlete

Big Daddy – 65, Southern cotton plantation owner

Big Mama – 60s matriarch of the family

Mae – Gooper's wife

Gooper – Brick's brother

Dr. Baugh

Rev. Tooker

Travel Directions

Julie Harris Stage

2357 State Highway Route 6

Wellfleet, MA 02667

From Hyannis and the Upper Cape:

Take State Highway Route 6 toward Wellfleet.

When you enter Wellfleet, continue for 4.3 miles.

Look for the WHAT sign on the highway.

Take a left onto the driveway leading to the theater.

The theater is next to the Wellfleet Post Office.

From Provincetown and the Lower Cape:

Take State Highway Route 6 south toward Wellfleet.

When you enter Wellfleet, continue for 3.3 miles.

Look for the WHAT sign on the highway.

Take a right onto the driveway leading to the theater.

The theater is next to the Wellfleet Post Office.

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