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Interested in being in a production? See dates below; all auditions are at 7:00 pm at The Little Theatre unless noted. 
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Our Audition Process

For Regular Productions (non-musical)… Please show up about 6:45 pm. You will be greeted at the front of the auditorium where you will be handed an Audition Form to fill out. Most Directors will supply a character sheet that can be handed out then. If you happen to have a headshot and resume, we can attach it to the audition form. If not, and you are new to the Theatre, we will take a small polaroid and attach it to the form. The auditions consist of cold reads from the play so the Directors can see how you read with others. You are usually welcome to come both nights if you want, but it is not mandatory.

For Musical Productions… You will start the evening by filling out the Audition Form. Again, if you have a headshot and resume, you can bring that or a photos may be taken to attach to your form. You will be required to bring a song that shows your range, usually no longer than 1 minute. You can either supply sheet music for the pianist or a Bluetooth speaker will be supplied and you can use your phone for the music. If you bring sheet music, please mark the beginning and ending of the song portion you will be singing. You will also be doing movement auditions so please dress comfortably in something you can move in. You will also be doing a cold reading from the play so the Directors can see how you read with others. If necessary, there may be call backs, but that will be mentioned during the auditions.

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A Hotel On Marvin Gardens

Audition Information:
Dates February 10 and 11: 7 pm - 9 pm

2 men - 1 late 40's/early 50's and 1 late 30's

3 women - 1 early 40's, 1 late 30's/early 40's, and 1 late 20's

by Nagle Jackson
Directed by Jeff Schlicher and Gene Dahl 

About the Show:
“All I want is to run everything and always be right; now is that so much to ask?” Thus speaks K.C., the no-nonsense editor of ME magazine. It is April Fool’s Day. K.C. and her publisher-lover, Bo, are hosting their annual all-day Monopoly game. They have invited ME editor Henry, who brings along Food and Restaurant critic, Erna Tinker. Through the course of two acts, we follow the game, both the familiar board game and the corporate game. K.C,’s main concern is… “I always put a hotel on Marvin Gardens, and I always win.” Suddenly, there is a knock at the door and a storm-bedraggled girl, Rose, enters. It is her presence and contrast to these terribly affluent and sophisticated New Yorkers that eventually leads to a showdown. The discussions of “Passing Go,” “landing on Boardwalk,” etc., delight audiences who know this game by heart and the double meanings of corporate gamesmanship ring wickedly true, as America’s favorite board game becomes the metaphor for American greed.

Performances

April 3, 4, 10, 11, 17, & 18 at 7:30 PM

April 12 & 19 at 2:00 PM