"Our Town" Play In Need Of Boys and Girls
ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Seeking boys and girls for "Our Town" play. See the details below. About the project: Thornton Wilder's Pulitzer Prize-winning masterpiece asks: What if we could truly see our lives while we're living them? In Grover's Corners, New Hampshire, the Webb and Gibbs families navigate breakfast conversations, teenage romance, marriage, and loss—all performed with almost no sets or props. By stripping theatre down to its barest essentials, Wilder transformed the mundane into the mythic and changed American theatre forever. Our Town asks us to hold a mirror up to our own lives and notice the extraordinary beauty hidden in every passing moment....before it's gone forever. Additional info: Rehearsals: March 24- May 20 Preview: May 21 Shows: Thurs-Sun May 22- June 7 For more information, please see the attachments. If you are interested, please apply.
2 roles
Wally Webb is a small role with an outsized emotional impact. Cheerful, affectionate, and full of life, Wally embodies the innocence and vitality of Grover’s Corners. Though his stage time is brief, his presence reverberates powerfully in Act 3, where his fate quietly reshapes how we understand loss, memory, and the fragility of everyday moments. This role is ideal for a young actor who can be natural, open, and truthful.
This role is small but mighty. Though one of the youngest characters, Rebecca's lines provide key comic relief and she delivers one of Our Town’s most profound insights in her Act 1 monologue, quietly expanding the play from a local story into a meditation on time, space, and eternity. The actor must balance childhood simplicity with an uncanny sense of wonder—never “precocious,” but sincerely curious.
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