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richcolenyc@hotmail.com
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Contract
LORT Non-Rep
$812.minimum (Theatre pays above minimum)
Seeking
NY auditions to be held 9/23-9/25, by appointment only
Seeking submissions from AEA members only for these appointments.
The AEA member must submit him/herself directly in order to be considered.
see breakdown
Other Dates
Rehearse: 12/12
Open: 1/7
Close: 2/1
Deadline: must be received by 9/19. Email picture/resume ASAP
No phone calls or visits
Personnel
Artistic Director: Steve Woolf
Director: Seth Gordon
Writer: Todd Kriedler
Casting: Rich Cole
Other
In subject line: GUESS [role submitting for] / AEA Submission.
A thumbnail Headshot and resume should be embedded in the body of the email. Attachments will NOT be opened.
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Breakdown
Note: The play is based on the 1967 screenplay by William Rose. The roles of Matt Drayton and Monsignor Ryan have been cast.
Seeking:
Christina Drayton
Late 50s-60s; Caucasian woman, runs an art gallery. Very regal, but can be casual. Loves her husband and daughter fiercely. Still beautiful.
(played by Katharine Hepburn in the film)
Joanna Drayton
20s; Caucasian woman. The picture of youth, health, beauty, vitality, optimism. Probably tall and Ivory Soap beautiful.
Dr. John Prentice Jr.
30s-45. African-American man; Handsome, regal, correct, professional. He’s holding in great passion that occasionally boils to the surface. (played by Sidney Poitier in the film)
Matilda Binks
African-American woman. 50s to 60, a domestic. Very good with tough love. She defies the stereotypical maid. Good singing voice.
Hilary St. George
40s to 50, associate director of an art gallery. WASP, gregarious, a ready smile, can be very charming or very patronizing.
John Prentice, Sr.
Late 50s-60s, African-American man; Retired teacher. Polite, correct gentleman with a major chip on his shoulder that doesn’t stay under the surface easily.
Mary Prentice
Late 50s-60s, African-American woman; Quiet thoughtful, loving, but has a way of speaking devastating truths simply but forcefully
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