AFTER ALL THE TERRIBLE THINGS I DO Submission - Huntington Theatre Company Auditions

Posted January 21, 2015
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AFTER ALL THE TERRIBLE THINGS I DO - Huntington Theatre Company

AFTER ALL THE TERRIBLE THINGS I DO - NYC Appts
Huntington Theatre Company | Boston, MA


Send To
Lisa Donadio c/o Playwrights Horizons
416 West 42nd Street
RE: TERRIBLE THINGS /AEA
New York NY 10036

Contract
LORT Non-Rep
C; $776/week AEA min.

Seeking
NYC Auditions on 2/2 by appointment only.

Seeking submissions from AEA members only for these appointments.
The AEA member must submit him/herself directly to be considered via this posting.

See breakdown for info.

Other Dates
1st Reh: 4/28/15; 1st Preview: 5/22; Opens: 6/3; Closes: 6/20
Possible extension to 6/28

Email or mail picture and resume ASAP for consideration.

Personnel
Director: Peter DuBois
Playwright: A. Rey Pamatmat
Casting Director: Alaine Alldaffer
Associate Casting Director: Lisa Donadio

Other
Mark submissions: AFTER ALL THE TERRIBLE THINGS I DO / NYC APPTS / AEA SUBMISSION


Breakdown

DANIEL:
20’s. Any ethnicity. A typical Midwestern young man. Tall and strong. Daniel is a writer, a recent graduate from the University of Iowa and is currently writing a “real” novel. Daniel returns to this small mid-western town, in order to live in some quiet solace in order to reflect on his past. He interviews for a position at Linda’s store – Books to the Sky – having visited the store when he was young. The story Daniel writes – even though he insists it is not autobiographical – calls upon his favorite Frank O’Hara poems and attempts to sort out something from his past.

LINDA:
Late 40’s. Filipina, an American immigrant. Linda is the owner of the bookstore ''Books to the Sky.'' She is maternal yet rigid, supportive yet challenging. It is revealed her son committed suicide when he was 17. An entrepreneur, the bookstore is all she has left after her son’s death and her subsequent divorce. Linda is a lover of writers as well and takes to Daniel fairly quickly, although she still sees it as her place to give him advice about how he – a gay man – presents himself in their small, mid-western town. Like Daniel, Linda is grappling with something in her past and sees her new relationship with Daniel as a means to resolve it.

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