THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN Submission - Druid Theatre and Kennedy Center Auditions
Druid Theatre and Kennedy Center
THE CRIPPLE OF INISHMAAN
– Photo/Resume Request
Druid Theatre Galway, Ireland LORT (in USA; $1,231/week minimum); Ireland tour salary: €850/week. Transportation to/from Ireland provided.
Author: Martin McDonagh
Dir: Garry Hynes
CD: Laura Stanczyk
International Tour. 1st reh (Dublin, Ireland): 1/6/11. Performances:
Roscommon, Ireland (2/1-2/6);
Kennedy Center, Washington DC (2/9-2/13);
Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, Ireland (2/21-3/5);
Ann Arbor MI (3/10-3/13);
Chicago IL (3/16-3/27);
Los Angeles CA (4/4-5/1);
Berkeley CA (5/4-5/15);
Philadelphia PA (5/19-5/22);
Spoleto Festival (5/23-6/5);
Inish Mor, Ireland (6/9-6/10);
Inish Meain, Ireland (6/11-6/12);
Town Hall, Galway, Ireland (6/14-6/18).
NYC appointment auditions are coming up. For these auditions, seeking submissions from Equity Members only. To be considered, send photo/resume and brief cover note by 10/22/10 to
Laura Stanczyk Casting, ATTN: Anika
1674 Broadway, Suite 703
New York NY 10019
or
Seeking the following available roles only.
Notes: ALL ACTORS MUST HAVE VALID PASSPORTS! The play is set on the island of Inishmaan in 1934. ALL ACTORS MUST BE NATIVE IRISH OR HAVE AUTHENTIC IRISH INISHMEAIN ACCENTS, AND BE ABLE TO BLEND WITH A NATIVE IRISH COMPANY. Please submit only if you are right for one of these roles and are available to work throughout the rehearsal/run dates.
Doctor:
AVAILABLE. Man, 50s. Country doctor. Educated, but frustrated with his patients’ refusal to follow even the simplest of instructions. Funny, bemused.
Mammy:
AVAILABLE. Character is a 90-year-old woman. Actress must be able to play this age believably. Mammy is Johnny's mother, an old peasant. Appears frail, but is indestructible. Drinks like a fish. Cantankerous; classic McDonagh character, with a vicious wit and devoid of sympathy. Funny and unrelenting. ACTRESS MUST BE PHYSICALLY FIT AND ABLE TO WITHSTAND A RIGOROUS TOURING SCHEDULE.
Note from Equity: Equity Principal Auditions will be held Tuesday, October 19, 2010. See separate notice.
