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SANCTIFIED Equity Principal Audition - Pro2Play Productions Auditions

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SANCTIFIED – Equity Principal Auditions in DC

Pro2Play Productions Washington DC LOA (approval/salary level pending)

Playwright: Javon Johnson

Dir: Derrick Sanders

Dir of Casting: Daniel Pruksarnukul

CD: Jamil Jude

1st reh.: 9/27/10. Runs 10/21-11/14 (five shows/week (Th – Sa; 2 shows on Su).

Equity Principal Auditions:

Thursday, August 19, 2010 THEARC

10 AM - 6 PM 1901 Mississippi Avenue, SE

Lunch from 2 – 3. Washington, DC, 20020

No appointment necessary.

Please prepare a brief contemporary monologue. In addition, please prepare a brief song. to sing a cappella.(Actors auditioning for Monique should prepare an R&B song; actors auditioning for Jamal should prepare a rap song; all others should prepare a traditional gospel song). Bring sheet music; accompanist provided.

Please bring a picture & resume, stapled together.

Play with music.

Seeking actors, singers, rappers (M/F, various ages). All roles are African American. All roles are available (i.e. not yet offered and accepted):

Old Man/Sir:

African American, 40ish. Exuberant charm of energy and seriousness. If this play were a train, he’d be the beloved conductor.

Boy/Mister:

African American teenager or early 20s. Ball of energy and gusto. Delightful pest who recklessly serves his purpose.

Thelma:

African American, 50ish. Functioning alcoholic. Church pianist. Full of pride, but full of uncertainty when it comes to facing her own demons.

Clara:

African American, 50ish. No-nonsense. Speak the speech I pray you as she pronounces it trippingly off her tongue, even if it’s offensive and unholy.

Deacon:

African American, 50-70. Eldest male. The not-so-solid anchor whose nature is always to do what’s right, though sometimes selfishly. An often funny man whose comedy is the offspring of his seriousness.

Sarah:

African American, 50-70. Eldest of them all. Powerfully quiet soul of reason. Sincere and full of heart.

Bobby:

African American, 40ish. Boyishly charming. Pure-hearted man whose ambition often exceeds his abilities. His speech isn’t always comprehensible.

Pastor Harold P. Jones:

African American, 30s-40s. A pastor seemingly with the world on his shoulders, driven by a passion- filled mission of purpose.

Sister Pauletta Denise Jones:

African American, 30s-40s. A grand personality, a diva, the epitome of hard work and success, the epitome of a hard shell with a sour yolk. Can sing gospel/classical/operatic.

Jamal:

African American, 15-18. Wannabe gospel/gangster rapper. A “Mister-type”, but with a bit more edge, although the edge is ultimately dull. Must be able to rap.

Monique:

African American, 15-18. Aspiring R&B vocalist who keeps her heart and talent secret and well- protected. R&B singer.


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