"How The Light Gets In" Play Seeks Teen Girl

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. Seeking teen girl for "How The Light Gets In" play. See the details below. About the project: In a Japanese garden, four isolated people cross paths at moments when their lives are cracking open. Grace Wheeler is a travel writer who never travels, now facing a frightening breast cancer diagnosis. Haruki Sakamoto is a Japanese architect hired to design a tea house, but he cannot find the shape of it — or the courage to say what he feels. Kat Lane is a homeless seventeen-year-old runaway hiding beneath the garden's weeping willow. Tommy Z is a tattoo artist whose gift for seeing people clearly is complicated by his own grief and addiction. As their stories begin to intertwine, the garden becomes a place of unlikely refuge: a space where illness, fear, love, damage, and tenderness can be spoken aloud. Inspired by the Leonard Cohen lyric, the play is a lyrical, humane story about brokenness, connection, and the possibility that our cracks may become the places where light enters. Note that this play includes frank descriptions of breast cancer and its treatment, suicide, and addiction. Rate: LORT Non-Rep $889 weekly minimum (LORT D) For the musical or musical and plays, please prepare a 32 bar cut in the style of the show and a short monologue with a total audition time under 3 minutes. If interested in plays only, please prepare two contrasting monologues (one should be comedic) with a total audition time under 3 minutes. An Equity Monitor will not be provided. Rehearsals begin March 16, 2027 Previews April 7 and 8, 2027 Show opens April 9, 2027 Show closes May 23, 2027 If you are interested, please apply.