Casting Teen Performers for "Boys to Baghdad" Play
Casting teen performers for the play "Boys to Baghdad." Please see the details below. About the project: Boys to Baghdad, written by award-winning playwright Rory D. Sheriff, is a gripping stage play that delves into the lives of several young men from different walks of life who find themselves in the heart of the Iraq War. Through a powerful narrative, the play explores a young young man who leaves his family and girlfriend behind, the bonds of brotherhood, basic training to the harsh realities of combat, and the struggles of returning home. With raw emotion and authentic storytelling, Boys to Baghdad captures the essence of the soldier's journey, making it a compelling and unforgettable theatrical experience. If you are interested please apply.
10 roles
Fresh out of high school. The peacemaker. He appears to be fearless but just as scared as everyone else. He loves his high school love, Tiffany.
Giddy, book smart but at times clueless, She loves Huey
Overbearing at times, Comedic
He’s blind, hilarious, great one-liners
He’s never seen black people in person. His interactions with the African-American soldiers appear to be racist. He’s gung ho and all things army.
Slightly older than the other soldiers, book smart, athletic, and hilarious
From the projects of Chicago. Down for whatever and a bit touched.
Proud to be from Saginaw Michigan, down for whatever at all times
Who can instigate situations, funny at times.
Very loud, hard on the troops, in your face old school Drill Sergeant
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