SHAKESPEARE SANTA CRUZ 2012 SEASON Equity Principal Audition - Shakespeare Santa Cruz Auditions

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SHAKESPEARE SANTA CRUZ 2012 SEASON - Shakespeare Santa Cruz

SSC 2012 Summer Season (Santa Cruz)
Shakespeare Santa Cruz | Santa Cruz, CA





Call Type
Equity Principal

Date of Audition
3/3/2012

Location
University of California, Santa Cruz
1156 High Street
Theater Arts Center
Santa Cruz, CA 95064
Room TBD - will confirm upon making audition appointment.

Time(s)
March 3rd
And
March 4th
10am-6pm
Lunch 1-2pm

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

Appointments
Jessica Bond, (831) 459-5810,
jkbond@ucsc.edu
M - F 10am - 4pm
(starting February 1)

Contract
LOA
Salaray under negotiation (currently $650/wk)

Seeking
All roles open. Season consists of:
'Twelfth Night' by William Shakespeare
'The Man In the Iron Mask' by Scott Wentworth, based on the works of Alexandre Dumas (world premiere)
'Henry IV, Part Two' by William Shakespeare

Preparation
Two (2) 90-second monologues: one Shakespeare, one of your choice.

Other Dates
Company meeting - June 25, 2012
First rehearsal - June 26, 2012
First performance - July 24 (Twelfth Night), July 25 (Man in the Iron Mask), August 10 (Henry IV, Part Two)
Closing performance - August 26 (all productions)

Other

www.shakespearesantacruz.org

Personnel
12th Night - Marco Barricelli (director)
Iron Mask - John Sipes (director); world premiere adaptation by Scott Wentworth, based on Dumas
Henry IV, Pt Two - Scott Wentworth (director)

Breakdown

“THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK”
(16 men, 5 women, 3 children)
LOUIS/PHILIPPE: Twenties. A duel role; the King of France and the Man in the Iron Mask. Louis is vain, mercurial, brilliant but ruthless. Philippe is spiritual, a zen master; wise but naïve. Two sides of the same coin.
ANN OF AUSTRIA: Louis and Philippe‘s mother; a great queen in twilight. Beautiful and haunted. Of undisclosed age.
D’ARTAGNAN: Captain of the King’s Musketeers; fifty now and turning grey but still fit, still full of charisma, still d’Artagnan.)
ARAMIS: the Abbé d’Herblay; an elegant man in his fifties with piercing eyes and an intelligence that is almost a palpable force.)
PORTHOS: the Baron du Vallon; a Colossus of a man in his mid-fifties. Everything about him is larger than life; his loves, his appetites, his great heart.
ATHOS: the Comte de la Fère; a man in his mid to late fifties whose outward formality masks a volatile nature kept in check by an iron will.
RAOUL: the son of Athos. Raised by the four Musketeers, he is an intense young man in his twenties; a product of the past.
LOUISE DE LA VALLIÈRE: A beautiful and passionate young woman in her twenties. A hero. She is the future.
MAIDS OF HONOUR (3): Twenties. Beautiful, shallow and perfectly content with the times.
DE WARDES: a gentleman of the Royal Guard. Thirty, aristocratic and bent on revenge.
BAISEMEAUX: clumsy and nervous as a Musketeer, he comes into his own as Warden of the Bastille. Character part. Middle-aged.
BAZIN: Aramis’ servant and a Novice. Cunning, like his master. Middle-aged.
MOUSTON: Porthos’ servant. Shorter than his master, but of greater circumference. Middle-aged.
GRIMAUD: Athos’ servant for many years. Strong and quiet. Could be older than his master.
RUFFIAN: large and thuggish. Thirties. A comic role, but should be a threat.
INNKEEPER: Supercilious yet condescending. Thirty-something.
YOUNG MONK: An innocent. Twenty.
URCHINS (3): Parisian street kids. Ten years old, if boys; teens, if girls play boys.
DOCTOR: Any age. Not much of a part. Sorry
CADETS, SERVANTS, GUARDS, MUSKETEERS,
COURTIERS, ATTENDANTS, SOLDIERS, SAILORS


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