Boys and Girls Needed for "Who Killed Aunt Caroline" Show
Audition for "Who Killed Aunt Caroline" Show. Looking for boys and girls. Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: Act One: The play opens in the living room of the Endicott home, where Mrs. Eleanor Endicott is giving a piano lesson to Una, a young girl who struggles with her music. The scene establishes the financial difficulties of the Endicott family, particularly through Ricky, Mrs. Endicott's son, who expresses concern about affording college. The act introduces the key characters and sets the stage for the central conflict when David Thompson arrives, hinting at a significant discussion about his relationship with Agnes, Mrs. Endicott's daughter. The conversation shifts to the mysterious and wealthy Aunt Caroline, who becomes a focal point as her presence (or absence) looms over the family’s troubles. Act Two: Set two days after the first act, the characters grapple with the fallout of Aunt Caroline's sudden death. The family members and others connected to Aunt Caroline become suspects in her murder, as tensions rise and secrets are revealed. The act focuses on uncovering motives and possible alibis, with each character showing varying degrees of suspicion and concern. The mystery deepens as the characters reflect on their relationships with Aunt Caroline and what her death could mean for them, both emotionally and financially. Act Three: The final act takes place the same night as Act Two and brings the mystery to its climax. The true murderer of Aunt Caroline is revealed through a series of confrontations and confessions. The characters are forced to confront the consequences of their actions and the impact of Aunt Caroline's death on their lives. The play concludes with a resolution that ties up the loose ends of the mystery, providing closure for the characters and the audience. Additional info: Callbacks: Thursday, November 21 at 7pm ONLY IF NEEDED Performances: March 6, 7, 8, 9 and 13, 14, 15, 16, 2025. Thursdays-Saturdays at 7:30, Sundays at 2:00 If interested, please apply.
5 roles
A typical teenage girl, balancing the challenges of adolescence with the demands of her family’s situation. She is somewhat rebellious and has a keen sense of independence, often clashing with her mother and siblings. Beryl’s character adds a youthful, energetic dynamic to the household.
Cicely is the youngest of the Endicott children. She is sweet-natured and innocent, often unaware of the full extent of the family's financial woes. Her naivety brings a lightness to the otherwise tense household, and she serves as a reminder of the family’s need to protect and nurture its youngest members. She loves to roller skates – and does so in the show.
A young girl who is taking piano lessons from Mrs. Endicott. She is depicted as somewhat awkward and lacking musical talent, often struggling through her lessons. Despite her difficulties, she is earnest and tries her best to meet the expectations placed upon her. Ideally, the individual cast will actual play the piano during her lesson with Mrs. Endicott.
Short for Richard, is a bright and ambitious 17-year-old with aspirations of becoming a doctor. He is passionate about his studies and works hard in his makeshift laboratory at home. Despite his youth, Ricky is acutely aware of the family's financial struggles and feels a strong sense of responsibility to contribute, though he sometimes exhibits a sharp, sarcastic sense of humor.
Dan is Ricky’s friend and a fellow high school student. He is less academically inclined than Ricky but is loyal and supportive. Dan’s character provides a contrast to Ricky’s serious demeanor, bringing a more relaxed and carefree energy to their friendship.
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