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Seeking high school-aged actors for "PUP Fest" and summer Shakespeare production, "Henry IV." Please see the details below.

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Additional info:
Callbacks will be held in person on Saturday, May 13 - time and location to be determined.
In order to submit your audition, please prepare a 1 - 2 minute comedic Shakespeare monologue and a 1 - 2 minute dramatic Shakespeare monologue. If you only have 1 Shakespearean monologue, please use a contrasting contemporary monologue for your second video submission.
"PUP Fest" rehearsal schedule -  June 5 - 9, 2023: Monday 11:30 am - 4 pm, Tuesday - Thursday, 10 am - 4 pm; Friday 12 - 5 pm
"PUP Fest" performance - Saturday, June 10, 2023, 1 pm and 4 pm
"Henry IV" rehearsal schedule - June 26 - June 30 from 10 am - 5 pm; July 5 - 26 (Monday - Friday) from 10 am to 5 pm
"Henry IV" tech - July 27 - 31 from 6 pm to 11 pm
"Henry IV" performances - August 1 - 6; cast call 6 pm

If interested, please apply.

Theater

Both genders

Roles for "PUP Fest"

King Henry IV is the Bullingbrook of Richard II. Never forgetting his own usurpation of the throne from Richard II, he cannot help but notice similarities between the state of affairs at the time and the one he finds himself in now.

Male

King Henry IV for "Henry IV"

Prince Harry is King Henry’s eldest son and the heir to the throne.

Henry for "Henry IV"

John of Lancaster is Henry IV’s younger son, Prince Harry’s brother. Unlike his brother, he attends his father at court, and has in fact taken Harry’s place at the council

Prince John of Lancaster for "Henry IV"

Earl of Westmorland is one of King Henry’s noblemen. He reports to the King the events of the Council meeting that the latter has missed, particularly the news of rebellion in Wales.

Earl of Westmorland for "Henry IV"

Sir Walter Blunt is a knight in King Henry’s service, high-ranked enough that messengers report to him, though he is not a member of the landed nobility.

Sir Walter Blunt for "Henry IV"

Worcester is an English nobleman, Northumberland’s brother and Hotspur’s uncle.

Thomas Percy, Earl of Worcester for "Henry IV"

Northumberland is Hotspur’s father and the brother of the Earl of Worcester. He is the same as the Northumberland of Richard II.

Henry Percy, Earl of Northumberland for "Henry IV"

Hotspur (Sir Henry Percy) is a nobleman from the North, Northumberland’s son, and the most dashing man of the age.

Henry Percy for "Henry IV"

Mortimer is an English nobleman captured in battle by Glendower, whose claim to the throne is better than Henry IV’s.

Edmund Mortimer, Earl of March for "Henry IV"

The Archbishop of York is brought into the rebellion thanks to his thirst for revenge over the death of his brother Stephen Scroop

Richard Scroop, Archbishop of York for "Henry IV"

The Earl of Douglas is a Scottish lord warring on Henry IV, who was badly beaten by Hotspur.

Archibald, Earl of Douglas for "Henry IV"

Owen Glendower is a Welsh war leader who has rejected Henry IV’s lordship over Wales, and fought off his armies three times already.

Owen Glendower for "Henry IV"

Richard Vernon comes to warn Hotspur of the King’s forces and of Glendower’s inability to join up with the other rebels in time.

Sir Richard Vernon for "Henry IV"

Falstaff is an extremely fat, lying, thieving, cowardly, drunken, and utterly shameless rogue with a talent for telling tales and rationalizing his actions.

Sir John Falstaff for "Henry IV"

Sir Michael is a member of the Archbishop of York’s household, who is sent to carry the Archbishop’s messages to his fellow rebels.

Sir Michael for "Henry IV"

Ned Poins is one of Prince Harry’s tavern companions, with a taste for practical jokes – particularly those played on Falstaff.

Edward Poins for "Henry IV"

Gadshill is a highway robber who often teams up with Falstaff and his crew.

Gadshill for "Henry IV"

Peto is one of Falstaff’s cronies, who assists at the robbery of Gadshill.

Peto for "Henry IV"

Bardolph is one of Falstaff’s cronies, who assists at the robbery of Gadshill.

Bardolph for "Henry IV"

Lady Percy is Hotspur’s wife, and Mortimer’s sister.

Female

Lady Percy for "Henry IV"

Francis is an indentured servant at the Boar’s Head tavern, essentially a waiter.

Francis for "Henry IV"

Chamberlain works at the inn, and tells Gadshill who the best guests to waylay are. He receives a cut of the profits for every robbery he recommends.

Chamberlain for "Henry IV"

Lady Mortimer is Glendower’s daughter, a pretty Welsh lady who enjoys singing and does not speak a single word of English.

Lady Mortimer for "Henry IV"

The Hostess is the owner of the Boar’s Head tavern in Eastcheap.

Hostess for "Henry IV"

The Sheriff is told of the robbery and goes searching for Falstaff. He does not expect to find the Prince of Wales at the Boar’s Head tavern instead.

Sheriff for "Henry IV"

Ostler takes care of travelers’ horses at the inn.

Ostler for "Henry IV"

The First Carrier (Mugs) is transporting goods on the road between Canterbury and London, and resting at the inn near Gads Hill.

First Carrier for "Henry IV"

The Second Carrier is transporting goods on the road between Canterbury and London, and resting at the inn near Gads Hill.

Second Carrier for "Henry IV"

The First Messenger comes from the Earl of Northumberland to warn Hotspur that he is ill and cannot join the other rebels. He confirms that Northumberland’s has seen doctors, who are worried about him.

First Messenger for "Henry IV"

The Second Messenger brings letters from an unknown sender to Hotspur, which the latter claims he has no time to read.

Second Messenger for "Henry IV"

The Third Messenger warns Hotspur that the King and his forces are advancing on the rebels and that it is time to fight back.

Third Messenger for "Henry IV"

The First Traveler is carrying a large sum of money, which he has been foolish enough to mention aloud at the Inn.

First Traveler for "Henry IV"

The Second Traveler is part of the company of travelers who are going along together in the hopes of discouraging thieves. They are unsuccessful.

Second Traveler for "Henry IV"

Hotspur's Servant has been ordered by him to make all ready for his departure to meet the other rebels.

Servant for "Henry IV"

The Vintner is essentially the barman at the Boar’s Head. He dislikes seeing Francis idle rather than hard at work.

Vintner for "Henry IV"

"PUP Fest" and "Henry IV" Shows Needs Teenagers

Looking for performers ages 15 and above for the "She Kills Monsters" Play. Please see the details below.

About the project:
Drama and comedy mark the story about Agnes Evans, an average American woman who loses her parents and younger sister, Tilly in a car accident. Agnes’ life becomes quite an unexpected adventure when she enters the world of Dungeons and Dragons her sister had written a module. 

Additional info:
There will be producers in the lobby by about 6:30 with audition forms and conflict calendars for you to fill out. Be prepared for a quick photo, so I can place names with faces! (Headshots and resumes are really not necessary.)
Reads from the sides are attached. 
Please bring all conflicts you may have with rehearsals, beginning April 20th; there will be a section on your audition form to put this information. Most rehearsals are held 7-10 pm Mon-Thurs, adding Fridays
and possibly Saturdays as we near performance dates. All actors who are cast must be available for performance dates: June 2, 3, 8, 9, 10 at 7:30 and June 4, 11 at 2.

If interested, please apply.

Runs a comic book store, grunge rocker roadie, assists Agnes in learning Dungeons and Dragons.

Chuck

Dungeons & Dragons character, Overlord of the Underworld, lazy demon that has given up defending his treasure in favor of watching TV and snacking on Easy Cheese; stage combat and comedic dancing

Orcus/Ronnie

Dungeons & Dragons character, super nerdy spell caster, several death scenes involved as a running gag in the play

Mage Steve

Dungeons & Dragons character, teenage bully, appears as a cheerleader with fangs; stage combat and some comedic dancing involved

Evil Gabbi

Dungeons & Dragons character, a teenage bully, appears as a cheerleader with fangs; stage combat and comedic dancing involved

Evil Tina

Teens Wanted for "She Kills Monsters" Play

Seeking teen performers and dancers ages 6 and up for the Upcoming Season. Please see the details below.

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

Rate:
AEA Guest Artist, Tier 2: min $487 p/w-650 p/w (must live within 50 miles)
Non-AEA Lead Salary: $200-500 p/w

Additional info:
You will have 90 seconds for your general audition.
Please prepare a brief monologue and 16 bars of a song, OR 32 bars of a song that showcases your voice and allows you to act. All actors will need to at least carry a tune but some roles sing very little and don’t have solos, so don’t worry if singing is not your strong suit! Please don’t let this deter you from auditioning. If you play an instrument, please bring your instrument to play. A piano accompanist will also be provided so please have your audition pieces clearly marked and ready. Please be prepared with contrasting backup pieces if requested.
Bring a hard copy headshot/photo and a resume stapled together.
CALLBACKS MONDAY APRIL 3RD 5-11 PM.
BALLET CALL: April 3rd at 8 pm.
CHARLOTTES WEB EXPERIENCE
Granbury, TX
1st Rehearsal: 4/30/23
Open: 5/6/23
Close: 5/28/23
NUTCRACKER EXPERIENCE
Granbury, TX
1st Rehearsal: 11/12/23
Open: 11/30/23
Close: 12/30/23
Please see the attachment for details.

If interested, please apply.

$650 / Week

Motherly and Sweet but still Fabulous. Dance and Movement is a plus. Must sing well. Ability to play instruments is a plus.

CHARLOTTE for "CHARLOTTES WEB EXPERIENCE"

Has a strong sense of improv and storytelling; plays multiple characters. Must sing well and play instruments.

THE NARRATOR/GANDER for "CHARLOTTES WEB EXPERIENCE"

Has a strong sense of improv and storytelling; plays multiple characters. Ability to sing and play instruments a plus.

FERN/GOOSE for "CHARLOTTES WEB EXPERIENCE"

Strong classical ballet dancer and actress. Must be able to dance en pointe. Ability to sing is a plus.

CLARA for "NUTCRACKER EXPERIENCE"

Strong classical ballet dancer and actor. Must have strong partnering skills. Ability to sing is a plus.

NUTCRACKER for "NUTCRACKER EXPERIENCE"

SNOWFLAKES for "NUTCRACKER EXPERIENCE"

Teens Wanted for Upcoming Season

Looking for ages 16 and above for the "Crazy For You" Show. Please see the details below.

ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED.

About the project:
A zany rich-boy-meets-hometown-girl romantic comedy, Crazy For You tells the story of young New York banker Bobby Child, who is sent to Deadrock, Nevada, to foreclose on a rundown theatre. In Deadrock, Bobby falls for spunky Polly Baker, the theatre owner’s daughter. But Polly takes an instant dislike to the city slicker, so Bobby vows – through cunning, razzmatazz, and a hilarious case of mistaken identity – to win Polly’s heart and save the theatre. 

Additional info:
This initial audition will consist of one selected vocal side from the show. Please choose one side attached to perform for your initial audition. Two MP3 files (one with the vocal line; one with piano accompaniment only) and a PDF of the sheet music are available for all music audition sides. The “instrumental” track will be used for your audition.
Dance auditions will consist of a general dance call. Please come in comfortable clothes (probably not jeans) and appropriate shoes – Jazz or Character Shoes are preferred but tennis shoes are acceptable as well.  You will also need your tap shoes, as well, if you have them. All roles will participate in some capacity during musical numbers, so all auditioners are required to attend.
The production is scheduled to open on Friday, June 30, 2023, and close on Sunday, July 30, 2023.  Rehearsals are scheduled to begin on Monday, May 8, 2023. 
There will be a special adaptive performance on Thursday, July 20, 2023, for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community. The ASL interpretation performance will be on Saturday, July 8, 2023.
Callbacks will be held on the evening of Tuesday, April 4.

If interested, please apply.

The Cowboy Trio is featured throughout the show (much like the Barbershop Quartet in The Music Man). The characters’ vocal breakdown is (high-tenor)

Mingo

The Cowboy Trio is featured throughout the show (much like the Barbershop Quartet in The Music Man). The characters’ vocal breakdown is (tenor)

The Cowboy Trio is featured throughout the show (much like the Barbershop Quartet in The Music Man). The characters’ vocal breakdown is Bari-tenor.

Moose

Tenors/baritones.
Serve as the male singing/dancing ensemble for the show; each character has featured moments. May also double as New Yorkers, Perkins, and Chauffer for the scenes that take place in New York.

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