Seattle Repertory Theatre 2012-13 Season
– Equity Principal Auditions
(Seattle, WA) LORT B; $765/week minimum
Casting Director Erin Kraft will attend the auditions.
Equity Principal Auditions:
Tuesday, April 17, 2012 at the Actors' Equity Audition Center
9:30 AM — 5:30 PM 165 West 46th Street, 2nd Floor
Lunch from 1 - 2. New York, NY
Please prepare a brief monologue appropriate for the season.
Bring picture and resume, stapled together.
THE GLASS MENAGERIE by Tennessee Williams
Directed by: Braden Abraham
1st Rehearsal: September 21, 2012
Opening: October 24, 2012
Closing: December 1, 2012
Possible extension to December 9, 2012
In The Leo K. Theatre
Amanda Wingfield:
Late 40s- 50s. A once glorious southern belle, an unstoppable fighter and social queen bee. Not to be deterred by outward perception or criticism. Loves her children.
Laura Wingfield:
20s. Compassionate, physically crippled, painfully shy. Tries to live up to her mother’s expectations.
Tom Wingfield:
20s. Torn between his responsibility to his family, and his desire to follow his dreams.
Jim O’Conner:
20s. Earnest, hopeful, ordinary young man.
INSPECTING CAROL by Daniel Sullivan
Directed by: Jerry Manning
1st Rehearsal: October 23, 2012
Opening: November 28, 2012
Closing: December 23, 2012
Possible extension to December 30, 2012
In The Bagley Wright Theatre
Note: Theatre intends to cast this production with local Seattle actors.
Sidney Carlton:
60s. A founding member of The Soapbox Playhouse. Kind but somewhat addled.
Dorothy Tree Hapgood:
60s. Sidney’s wife. English and unable to lose her accent.
Phil Hewlitt:
40s/50s. Obsessive, usually plays the intellectual character in any Soapbox production.
Walter E. Parsons:
Mid-20s/30s. African-American. Has taken up acting after a stint in the armed forces.
Luther Beatty:
12 year-old. Has been playing Tiny Tim two years too long. Extremely friendly.
Kevin Emory:
30s-50s. Nervous, in the impossible position of managing director. Afraid of Zorah.
M.J. (Mary Jane) McMann:
30s-50s. Stage manager. Sharp, ironic sense of humor; cracks herself up.
Betty Andrews:
40s/50s. An inspector for the National Endowment for the Arts. A forbidding appearance.
Wayne Wallace:
Mid 20s/30s. In search of a new career in acting but has no training and less talent. Affable, eager to please.
AMERICAN BUFFALO by David Mamet
Directed by: Wilson Milam
1st Rehearsal: December 11, 2012
Opening: January 16, 2013
Closing: February 3, 2013
Possible extension to February 10, 2013
In The Bagley Wright Theatre
Note: Theatre intends to cast this production with all local Seattle actors.
Donny Dubrow:
40s or 50s, Caucasian man. Junk shop owner.
Walter Cole, aka Teach:
40s or 50s, Caucasian man. Small-time crook, philosopher.
Bobby:
20s, Caucasian man. Donny’s gofer.
PHOTOGRAPH 51 by Anna Ziegler
Directed by: Braden Abraham
1st Rehearsal: January 4, 2013
Opening: February 6, 2013
Closing: March 3, 2013
Possible extension to March 10, 2013
The Leo K Theatre
Note: We plan to cast this production with all Seattle actors.
Rosalind Franklin:
Mid 30s, white, Jewish, British, doesn’t suffer fools.
Maurice Wilkins:
Late 30s/early 40s, white, British, formal, Rosalind’s sparring partner, a wounded soul but not at all bumbling or buffoonish.
Don Caspar:
Late 20s/early 30s, white, Jewish, American, open and affable, honest.
James Watson:
Early/mid 20s, American, white, all confidence, arrogance.
Ray Gosling:
Mid/late 20s, white, British, awkward, endearing.
Francis Crick:
Early/mid 30s, British, white, very proper, not unkind, brash, a philosopher.
GOOD PEOPLE by David Lindsay-Abaire
1st Rehearsal: February 5, 2013
Opening: March 13, 2013
Closing: March 31, 2013
Possible extension to April 7, 2013
In The Bagley Wright Theatre
Margaret:
Caucasian, about fifty. Unemployed single mother of a disabled adult. Just trying to stay afloat.
Stevie:
Caucasian, in his late twenties. Margaret’s boss.
Dottie:
Caucasian, in her sixties. Margaret’s landlord.
Jean:
Caucasian, about fifty. Margaret’s best friend.
Mike:
Caucasian, about fifty. A successful doctor from modest roots.
Kate:
African-American, in her thirties. Mike’s wife.
BOEING BOEING by Marc Camoletti
1st Rehearsal: March 19, 2013
Opening: April 23, 2013
Closing: May 19, 2013
In The Bagley Wright Theatre
Bernard:
30s. A dapper American who resides in Paris. Worldly, attractive. Skilled physical comedian.
Bertha:
40s. Bernard's put-upon French housekeeper. Skilled physical comedian.
Robert:
30s. Bernard's old schoolchum from Wisconsin. Affable, wants to be worldly, a skilled physical
comedian.
Gabriella:
30. Bernard’s passionate, stubborn Italian fiancée. Skilled physical comedian.
Gloria:
30. Bernard’s independent, pragmatic American fiancée. Skilled physical comedian.
Gretchen:
30. Bernard’s forceful, but thin-skinned German fiancée. Skilled physical comedian.
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