Category: Auditions

Audition Notice. Notes from my auditions experiences.

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Auditioned for Same Time Next Year

I must say that Adriana Warner is absolutely brilliant. I would love to be in a play she directs.

I went to the second night of auditions (last night). I was the only guy. There were three ladies auditioning for the part of DORIS. So I got to read with all of them. Better for me. Each time I could improve or change what I had done before.

Because there were so few ladies, it gave Adriana more time to work over the readings. For the last lady (Bronwyn Glantzberg, who I have had acting classes with), Adriana worked with us for over 30 minutes, tweaking, prodding, etc. to get us to think about, shape and mold the characters. It was a great experience.

I was being pushed in a way I have not been pushed before. Nerve racking. I loved every minute of it. But I did get the feeling that all the acting I have done before now in community theatre was nothing compared to the level of expectations a director has for their actors.

Call backs on on Sunday with a call by Adriana by Saturday Evening. I don’t know how many guys auditioned on Tuesday night or if she has someone already picked out, but I would do almost anything to be in this play.

Other notes about this production: This is a two person play. Adriana has plans for a larger crew: a couple of people for set changes and two or more people to assist the actors in wardrobe. There are 6 scenes and each scene is in a different year over a 25 year time period. So quick changes in the set and wardrobe of each era. I would image 5 to 7 people for the crew and tech.

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Audition Notice: Same Time Next Year

A man and woman meet by chance at a romantic inn over dinner. Although both are married to others, they find themselves in the same bed the next morning questioning how this could have happened. They agree to meet on the same weekend each year. Each of them always appears on schedule, but as time goes on each has some personal crisis that the other helps them through, often without both of them understanding what is going on. Twenty five years of manners, morals and attitudes are mirrored during these encounters as we follow this love affair between George and Doris, who rendezvous once a year.

Directed by: Adriana Warner

When: December 4 (Tuesday) and December 5 (Wednesday) from 7-9 PM. No appointment necessary.

Union Status: Non-equity/Non Paying

Casting: one man, one woman

Characters: must be able to play a 25 year age range for the six vignettes

George – begins as an uptight, neurotic accountant, becomes stuffy and rich, gives it all up when he goes into analysis and joins encounter groups, and becomes a latter-day hippie before returning to the establishment.

Doris – matures from an awkward girl to a restless housewife, a college returnee, an over-age flower child, a career woman and finally a settled matron.

Audition requirements: Cold readings from the script

Performances: January 25 – February 24, 2008, Fridays and Saturdays at 8pm and Sundays at 2:30pm

Contact: Jeannie Hinds
Telephone # 770-594-1020
Fax # 770-594-1318
E-mail: kudzuplayhouse@aol.com

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Audition Notice: Sordid Lives

The Process Theatre and Whole World Theatre announce auditions for their co-production of Sordid Lives by Del Shores. The auditions will be on Saturday July 21 from 11am-6pm at Whole Theatre’s 3rd Space, AN AUDITION APPOINTMENT IS REQUIRED.

The show will run in repertory with “Southern Baptist Sissies” which is already cast. “Sordid Lives” will run October 11-November 24.

Casting for the roles of
Bitsy Mae(age 25-35) must play guitar,
Juanita Bartlet(age 40-50)
Wardell Owens(age 40-50)
Odell Owens(30-40)
Noleta Nethercott(age 25-35)
Sissy Hickey(45-55)
GW Nethercott(40-50)
Ty Williams(early 20’s-early 30’s)

The audition will consist of cold readings from the script and auditions times will be in hour time slots starting at 11am. Please note if your interested in reading for role of Bisty Mae please come prepared to play a song on the guitar.

To make an audition appointment just send an email to theprocesstheatreco@yahoo.com or call 404/245-4205. Stipend Paid.

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Auditioned for Iron Moon

I auditioned for Iron Moon by Gabriel Dean on Friday night. I did terrible. Awful audition. I felt that I did badly and have vague notions of what I did wrong, but cannot articulate.

I was told they would call everybody if we received a part or not. Maybe I can get some creative criticism from the director.