COURT THEATRE 2014 SEASON Equity Principal Auditions - Court Theatre Auditions
COURT THEATRE 2014 SEASON - Court Theatre
2014-15 SEASON - 4 Days of EPA's
Court Theatre | Chicago, IL
Date of Audition:
3/25/2014
Call Type
Equity Principal
Time(s)
MUSICAL Day 1: Tuesday, March 25th from 10a-6p
NON-MUSICAL Day 2: Wednesday, March
26th from 10a-5p
NON-MUSICAL Day 3: Thursday, March
27th from 10a-5p
NON-MUSICAL Day 4: Friday, March 28th from 10a-5p
Contract
LORT Non-Rep
actor minimum $600/wk
Location
Actors' Equity Building
557 W. Randolph St. Chicago, IL 60661
Member Center; 1st Floor
Seeking
Male and Female Actors. Please see Breakdown.
Preparation
DAY 1: Please prepare one 32 bar song of your choice, & 1 monologue. Bring sheet music in your key; an accompanist will be provided.
DAYS 2-4: Please prepare 2 contrasting monologues, not to exceed 3 mins combined. Bring headshot and resume.
Other Dates
NATIVE SON
1st Reh: August 12th
Run: September 20-21st - October 12, 2014
IPHIGENIA IN AULIS
1st Reh: October 7th
Run: November 15-16th - December 7, 2014
WAITING FOR GODOT
1st Reh: December 16th
Run: January 24-25th - February 15, 2015
Other
THE GOOD BOOK
1st Rehearsal: February 17, 2015
Run: March 28-29th - April 19, 2015
THE SECRET GARDEN
1st Rehearsal: April 21, 2015
Run: May 30-31st - June 21, 2015
Personnel
Music Director Doug Peck and Resident Artist Ron OJ Parson will attend will casting athourity.
EPA Rules are in effect.
A monitor will be provided.
Appointments
will be taken by the Equity office beginning Monday, March 17th at 9:30 AM. Call 312-641-
0406 9:30 AM-12:30 PM and 3:00-4:30 PM only.
Performers of all ethnic and racial background are encouraged to attend. Always bring your Equity Membership Card to auditions.
Breakdown
NATIVE SON By Richard Wright, Adapted by Nambi Kelly; Director – Seret Scott
First Tech: September 5, 2014; First Preview: September 11, 2014; Extension: October 19,
2014
BIGGER: Early 20s. African-American male; on the surface, a street-smart, quick-minded, edgy, force- of-nature, Alpha-male who could be a true leader; on the inside, a scared, fear- filled man child who craves meaning, purpose, choice
THE BLACK RAT: African-American male 20s, Bigger’s reflection of himself; a street-smart, quick-minded, edgy, force-of-nature, Alpha male who is a true leader
HANNAH ET AL: African-American female 40-50s a soft and shapeless woman with a heavy and delicately balanced burden in her heart; plays a variety of roles
BUDDY ET AL: 20s African-American male, teens; soft and vague with defenseless eyes like a puppy; plays a variety of roles
VERA ET AL: 20s African-American female, late teens- early 20s; smaller and smoother than
Hannah but with the same edge; plays a variety of roles
MR. DALTON: Late 40s – early 50s, Caucasian male, seemingly upstanding and well- intentioned, but unintentionally condescending; plays a variety of roles
MARY: Early 20s. Caucasian female, a young woman of 20; spunky, fearless, clueless, precious; the Dalton's daughter
JAN: 30’s Caucasian male, Mary's beau, well-intentioned with a slight edge; plays a variety of roles
MRS. DALTON: Late 40s – early 50s, Caucasian female, Mr. Dalton's wife; blind; the ultimate helper and enabler; plays a variety of roles
BRITTEN: 40-50’s Caucasian male, the main investigator, he once was found, but now he’s
lost; a self-absorbed muckety-muck who thrives on mischief and upset; plays a variety of roles
Euripides' IPHIGENIA IN AULIS Translated by Nicholas Rudall, Directed by Charles Newell, Choreographer - Katie Spelman
First Tech: October 31, 2014; First Preview: November 6, 2014
Note: IPHIGENIA IN AULIS is the first of 3 plays in the “HOUSE OF ATREUS” Cycle that we are producing over the next 3 seasons (2014-15, 2015-16, 2016-17). In casting each of the following roles/tracks, we are looking for actors that can hopefully be in all 3 parts of the Cycle. AGAMEMNON: 40s-60s. Male. Any ethnicity.
CLYTEMNESTRA: 40s-60s. Female. Any ethnicity. IPHIGENIA: 20s-30’s. Female. Any ethnicity. MENALAUS: 40s-60s. Male. Any ethnicity.
ACHILLES: 20s-30s. Male. Any ethnicity. OLD MAN: 50s-70s. Male. Any ethnicity.
CHORUS: 6 women, 20’s and up wives of the Greek soldiers. Seeking Actresses that sing and
dance.
WAITING FOR GODOT by Samuel Beckett, Directed by Ron O.J. Parson
First Tech: January 9, 2015; First Preview: January 15, 2015
Note: All of the 4 adult roles in Waiting for Godot have been cast)
THE GOOD BOOK by Denis O'Hare and Lisa Peterson, Directed by Lisa Peterson
First Tech: March 13, 2015; First Preview: March 19, 2015; Extension: April 26, 2015
MIRIRAM: Late 50s. Caucasian. A Biblical scholar who teaches Old Testament studies at
Dartmouth.
MAN 3: 30s-40s. Arab-American. Charming, clever, but also open-hearted. Plays a variety of roles.
WOMAN 1: 50s. Any ethnicity. Warm, smart, funny. Plays a variety of roles. WOMAN 2: 20s/30s. Any ethnicity. Smart, vulnerable. Plays a variety of roles.
THE SECRET GARDEN - Book and Lyrics by Marsha Norman, Music by Lucy Simon, Directed by
Charles Newell
First Tech: May 15, 2015; First Preview: May 21, 2015; Extension 1: June 28, 2015; Extension
2: July 5, 2015
ARCHIBALD CRAVEN: Mary’s uncle, lord of Misselthwaite Manor. DR. NEVILLE CRAVEN: Mr. Craven’s brother.
LILY: Mary’s aunt, Mr. Craven’s wife, now dead. MARTHA: housemaid.
DICKON: Martha’s brother. ROSE: Mary’s Mother, now dead Soprano (variety of roles)
Alto (Mrs. Metlock, etc.) Tenor (Albert, etc.) Baritone (Ben, etc.)
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