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Production of "Psych" Play seeking teens ages 17-18. See the details below.

Additional info: 
Notes: Though the production was originally written for 4 men, 2 women, and 1 either/or, several roles could be either/or and the script makes allowances for cross-casting.
Ideally seeking 2 men, 2 women, and 3 either male or female
NOTE: Robert & Sam are played by the same actor.
Production details:
Rehearsals will begin as soon as the show is fully cast (ideally Monday, December 12) –
weekday evenings, with weekends possible based on cast/crew availability.
No rehearsals– December 26th – 30th, 2022.
Tech week: January 23 rd – 27th, 2023, call time 6 pm.
Show dates: January 28 th through February 12 th, 2023 – Saturdays at 7 pm, Sundays at 2 pm.
Set build dates: Saturday, January 7 th, and Saturday, January 14 th – 9 am until (both days).

If you are interested please apply.

Theater

A good-hearted psychic woman, Lydia is Dr. Smith's patient because along with fame – her psychic powers bring isolation and stress. Lydia speaks with a heavy but nondescript eastern-European accent and enters wearing a large, bright, multicolored overcoat and a borderline outrageous wig, and carrying a large purse full of stuff.

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Lydia

Edward's wife, although she knows him as "Bob." She loves Edward but has grown suspicious of his activities and hired Irving to investigate him. Suzanne finds herself thrown into a (to her) nonsensical confrontation with all of the above characters (except for Dr. Smith, who by now is dead). She eventually figures out, to her chagrin, that in order to spare her husband's life, she must play along with the others and assume a false identity.

Suzanne

An endearing if not quite mature who is still trying to find himself; a would-be actor who has recently taken up the practice of private investigation. He has been hired by Suzanne to investigate Edward, and this is his first case. He wears an oversized trench coat and a deerstalker hat.
* Character can be changed to Gertrude Politsky (F) if necessary.

Male

Irving Politsky

Loud, brassy and overconfident. He sees himself as one of the gangsters of old and even dresses the part. His acting is broad, but his lines are nuanced, so this actor must have good comedic intuition. Originally written as male but the right female can pull this off.

Both genders

Gangster

A pizza delivery person dressed as a giant slice of pizza, with a large "Speedy Pizza" logo on the front of the costume. This character has three lines and carries a bottle of booze.

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