NEW HARMONY THEATRE 2015 SUMMER SEASON Equity Principal Auditions - New Harmony Theatre Auditions

Posted February 19, 2015
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NEW HARMONY THEATRE 2015 SUMMER SEASON - New Harmony Theatre

2015 Summer Season - EPA By Appt in IN (rvsd 2.19)
New Harmony Theatre | Evansville, IN

Date of Audition:
2/28/2015


Call Type
Equity Principal

Time(s)
Equity Principal Auditions by APPOINTMENT in IN
Saturday, February 28, 2015
10 AM to 2 PM

Contract
LOA
ref. to LORT; $618/week

Location
USI Campus - Technology Center - Room TC 116
University of Southern IN
8600 University Blvd
Evansville, IN 47712
Lower level of the Technology Center on the University's campus


Seeking
Equity male and female actors for various roles in the upcoming 2015 Summer Season.

see breakdown.

Update 2/19: see breakdown for a few changes

Preparation
See breakdown for full preparation instructions.


Bring picture and resume.

Other Dates
Local EPA in IN: 2/28, 10am to 2pm, at USI
NYC EPA: 3/11, 10am to 6pm, at Ripley Grier Studios

Other
www.newharmonytheatre.com

Personnel
Producing Artistic Director: Elliot Wasserman
Resident Associate Director: Eric Altheide
Managing/Marketing Director: Angela Torres

· A monitor will not be provided. The producer will run all aspects of this audition.

Appointments
AEA members Call 812-465-1635 T-F 9:30 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. to arrange an appointment

Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend.

Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.


Breakdown

Preparation Instructions:

For the plays: Prepare a one minute monologue for ON GOLDEN POND and OUTSIDE MULLINGAR. For OUTSIDE MULLINGAR be prepared to demonstrate an Irish dialect.

For the musical: Those auditioning for THE FULL MONTY should prepare an excerpt from an up-tempo song representative of the musical's style and energy.
Accompanist provided. Bring picture and resume.


2015 SEASON:

ON GOLDEN POND
rehearsal starts June 2, 2015

Seeking:
Update 2/19: A few revisions to this breakdown has been made and will be in bold and italics

Norman Thayer:
79 years old, whose wry sense of humor is made sharp by his ability to reference his age with the privilege of his naturally dominant personality. This crustiness is a shell he can’t readily discard, however. As such, it is sometimes difficult for him to convey his true feelings.

Ethel Thayer:
69 years old. Cheerful and energetic. A nurturer. Sees right though her husband’s façade to the goodness in his heart. There is no quit in here. She is abundantly loving.

Chelsea Thayer:
42, their daughter, divorced. Perhaps once she was simply desperate to be happy, but now she may be learning that she can take patient steps to improve her life.

Bill Ray:
45, a wealthy Los Angeles dentist. Chelsea’s fiancée. Tolerant, but with a surprising amount of strength at his core. He will accommodate, but he will not be ill-used.

Billy Ray:
13, (must be 18 to play 13), Bill’s son. His status as a child of divorce empowers him to be on the margin of impertinence. This quality sets up a wonderful

added role:

Charlie Martin:
44 Local mailman and handyman on Golden Pond. Charlie grew up on this Maine Lake and is unassuming and easygoing with a ready laugh which finds an outlet every two minutes because he is always enjoying himself. He has loved Chelsea since they were children.


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THE FULL MONTY
rehearsal starts June 23, 2015
Seeking:
Update 2/19: A few revisions to this breakdown has been made and will be in italics

Jerry Lukowski
(27-35) an unemployed mill worker whose less than perfect past behavior has put him at risk of losing his son to his ex-wife. Tenor with strong falsetto. Role will require some nudity.

Nathan Lukowski
(must be 18 to play 10-15) Jerry’s son. Loves his father, but recognizes his faults.

Pam Lukowski
(27-35) Jerry’s estranged wife. Mezzo

Dave Bukatinsky
(27-35) Jerry’s overweight best friend who often finds himself caught up in Jerry’s schemes. Desperate to find meaning in his life since being laid off at the mill. Tenor. Role will require some nudity.

Georgie Bukatinsky
(27-35) Dave’s wife. Funny, energetic and madly in love with her husband, but feeling distant from him since he was laid off. Mezzo.

Harold Nichols
(40-50) Former supervisor at the mill, he has been lying to his wife about losing his job in order to allow her to continue her lavish lifestyle. Baritone. Role will require some nudity.

Vicki Nichols
(30-45) Harold’s wife. Though Harold fears she loves him mostly for what he provides them, she is dearly devoted and madly in love with him. Mezzo.

Malcolm Macgregor
(25-35) an unemployed mill worker who still lives at home with his mom. We first see Malcolm at the end of his rope having given up hope on life. He finds purpose by being a part of this group and also finds love. Tenor. Role will require some nudity.

Ethan Girard
(25-35) an unemployed mill worker with little talent except for what God equipped him with. Finds love with Malcolm. Tenor. Role will require some nudity

Noah (Horse) T. Simmons
(40-60) African-American, retired mill worker. Must be able to dance very well. Baritone. Role will require some nudity.

Buddy (Keno) Walsh
a male stripper, must have excellent physique; will play multiple roles

Teddy Slaughter
Pam’s new boyfriend. Will also double as a male stripper. Role may require some nudity.

Reg Willoughby
an unemployed mill worker. Will also double as a male stripper. Role may require some nudity.

Tony Giordano
a Buffalo club owner. Will also double as a male stripper. Role may require some nudity.

Molly MacGreggor
Malcolm’s ailing mother

Estelle Genovese
Jerry’s occasional girlfriend

Susan Hershey
friend of Pam and Georgie’s

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OUTSIDE MULLINGAR
rehearsal starts July 7, 2015
Seeking:

Tony Reilly:
75. An Irish Farmer. Widower. Tightlipped with a lifetime of secrets and guilt. Lung disease.

Anthony:
42. Irish. Tony’s son. Dutiful. Decent and hardworking. Cannot express his emotions freely. He endures.

Aoife Muldoon:
70. An Irish widow, neighbor to the Reillys. She struggles with heart disease but she has plenty to say before she succumbs. Plainspoken. Her issues are more urgent now that her husband has passed.

Rosemary:
36, Irish. Like Tony, she has bottled her emotions, less stoic. Her manner inspires a question: What will happen when she has had enough?

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