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Bad Jews / AEA Submission
Calleri Casting
39 West 14th Street #504
New York NY 10011
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Contract
LORT Non-Rep
$625/week
Seeking
NYC auditions will be held on a future date still yet TBD.
Seeking submissions from AEA members only for these appointments.
The AEA member must submit him/herself directly in order to be considered.
Deadline: December 1, 2014.
see breakdown
Other Dates
First Rehearsal: January 20, 2015
First Preview: February 18, 2015
Closing: March 22, 2015
Personnel
Casting: Calleri Casting (James Calleri and Paul Davis)
Playwright: Joshua Harmon
Director: Oliver Butler
Other
Mark Envelopes: Bad Jews / AEA Submission
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Breakdown
About the Play
When Daphna arrived at the funeral of her beloved grandfather, she thought it was obvious that she would get the necklace her Poppy carried throughout the Holocaust. After all, she’s the one on the way to rabbinical school in Israel. Her cousin Liam appears with his non-Jewish girlfriend Melody and with a very different plan in mind.
SEEKING:
DAPHNA FEYGENBAUM
Female, 20s, Liam & Jonah's first cousin. 2/3 body, 1/3 hair. Thick, intense, curly, frizzy, long brown hair. Hair that clogs a drain after one shower. Hair you find on pillows and in corners of the room and in your refrigerator six months after the head from which it grew last visited. Hair that could not be straightened even if you had four hours and three hairdressers double-fisting blow driers. Hair that screams: Jew.
LIAM HABER
Male, 20s, Daphna's cousin: his mother is the sister of Daphna's father. Wire-rim glasses. U of Chicago Asian studies Ph.D. student. Former Fulbright scholar in Japan. Has as much of a sense of humor as an overdue library book.
JONAH HABER
Male, 20s, Liam's younger brother. Sometime-UVM sophomore. Less lanky than his brother. Less brainy. More brawn. More heart.
MELODY
Female, 20s, Liam's girlfriend. Short, stick-straight blonde hair. Which she wears with a barrette. To be extra cute. Mousy. She looks like someone who would have been abducted when she was nine but returned to her parents unharmed. Works for a non-profit.
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