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 Audition Dates/Times

 July 18, 2010 * 3-5 PM

July 19, 2010 * 6-9 PM

Location: Masonic Temple – Downtown Flint 

755 S. Saginaw St. (810) 239-7469

Audition Process:

All auditioning mut complete an audition application listing accurate contact information. All conflict information MUST be stated on the form (NOTE: Zero conflicts after August 29, 2010 will be allowed). All auitioning will learn and sing music from musical (a list of roles and ranges below) as a solo and in small groups. All actors/actresses will read sections of the script as a cold read and will be required to memorize a monologue from the script (for a copy of the monologues contact Jacque at jmsvalley@aol.com or by phone, (810) 239-7469).

All auditioning will learn and perform a short section of choregraphy which will be used in the musical.

Actors will be notified by phone of their placement in the cast on Tuesday, July 20th.

Rehearsals will begin July 21, 2010 *7-10 PM

(Full Cast)

 General Schedule: Mon – Thurs 7-10 PM/ Fri 5-8 PM

A schedule of scenes, songs and script sections will e itemized for performers. Actors will be “called” for specific rehearsals based o schedule needs of performers and production. ALL CAST MEMBERS MST BE AVAILABLE FOR EACH REHEARSAL BEGINNING AUGUST 30, 2010!!

Performance dates:

September 10, 11, 16 & 17, 2010 (7PM call)

September 18, 2010 (1:30PM call)

Cast/Roles Available

Male (construction worker, business executive, fireman, farmer, grocery store clerk, field worker, truckers, cab driver, mason, waiter, etc.)

Female (mill worker, secretary, housewife, cleaning woman, grocery store clerk/cashier, customers, bus driver, business executive, school teacher, etc.)

Major Ensemble: 4 actors/actresses will portray 2-3 characters each + ensemble singing & dancing roles

Featured Ensemble: 2 actors/actresses will portray 1-2 characters each + ensemble singing & dancing roles

Character, Role & Vocal Range

Al Calinda  (Parking lot attendant – Tenor)

Amanda McKenny  (Project manager)

Anthony Coelho  (Stone mason – Tenor)

Babe Secoli  (Supermarket checker – Contemporary Belt Mix)

Candy Cottingham  (Political Fundraiser)

Charlie Blossom  (Ex-copy boy)

Conrad Swibel  (UPS deliveryman)

Delores Dante  (Waitress – Contemporary Belt)

Enid DuBois  (Telephone solicitor)

Frank Decker & Dave  (Truckers – Rock Baritone/Tenor)

Grace Clements  (Mill worker – Pop Alto)

Heather Lamb  (Telephone operator)

Joe Zutty  (Retiree, older character – Baritone)

Kate Rushton  (Housewife – Contemporary Belt Mix)

Maggie Holmes  (Cleaning woman – Contemporary Pop Belt)

Mike Dillard  (Ironworker – Baritone)

Ralph Werner  (Salesman)

Rex Winship  (Corporate executive)

Roberta Victor  (Hooker)

Roberto Nunez  (Box-boy/migrant worker – Baritone)

Rose Hoffman  (School teacher – Mezzo Soprano)

Sam

Sharon Atkins  (Receptionist)

Tom Patrick  (Fireman)

 Audition Tips:

Do NOT pre-judge your talent. Directors are looking for actors/actresses who bring ideas to the project and build a cast around the complete talent presented at auditions. While an actor may perceive he/she is “perfect” fora specific role, final decisions are made around how the entire cast works a group.

Perform monologues in character! Sny type of character to show the versatility and creativity of your capabilities.

Perform with confidence! A confident presentation during auditions will give a glimpse of an actual performance and prepares for audience reaction.

If you want to get a laugh, play it “seriously”, no smirking allowed. Do not break character! An actor/actress should never let the audience know YOU think what you are doing is as humorous as they do.

Have Fun!!!! If you do, be assured the directors and future audience will have fun as well!!

Break A Leg!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Questions?? Please call (810) 239-7469 or email jmsvalley@aol.com