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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Equity Principal Auditions - Dallas Theatre Center & Casa Manana Theatre Auditions

Posted April 12, 2011
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TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD - Dallas Theatre Center & Casa Manana Theatre

To Kill A Mockingbird (adult generals)
Dallas Theater Center & Casa Manana Theatre | Dallas & Ft. Worth, TX





Call Type
Equity Principal

Date of Audition
4/22/2011

Location
Dallas Theater Center, Wyly Theatre
2400 Flora Street
Dallas, TX 75201
Rehearsal Hall on Dallas Theater Center Campus

Time(s)
11am - 4pm

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

Appointments
email -
auditions@dallastheatercenter.org

Contract
LORT Non-Rep
$676 at DTC / $613 at Casa (COST contract)

Seeking
Adult actors for the fall co-production with Casa Manana of 'To Kill a Mockingbird.'

Preparation

http://www.dallastheatercenter.org/subpage.php?sid=63

Other Dates
4/23
3- 6 kids and adult callbacks.

Kids: 4/22
5–7pm kids general call.

4/23 11a–2p kids general call. 3-6pm kids and adult callbacks.

Other
1st Reh at Casa Manana 9/06/11
1st Preview at Casa 09/23
Opening 09/24
1st Reh at DTC 10/15
1st preview 10/19
Close 11/20

Personnel
Directed by Wendy Dann

Breakdown

All ages and ethnic backgrounds.
Dallas Theater Center maintains a resident acting company. When casting productions, DTC looks first to the Dianne and Hal Brierly Resident Acting Company to fill roles. DTC also maintains a relationship with Meadows School of the Arts at SMU and Booker T Washington High School for the Visual and Performing Arts. As part of this relationship DTC often casts students from these programs in main stage productions.


http://www.casamanana.org/

ADULTS:
Some roles may double.

ATTICUS: Male, nearly 50. Tall, quietly courageous, impressive, a gentleman. A great orator. Everyone’s ideal father.

MISS MAUDIE: Female, 40-45. A widow. A beauty in her youth, now wise, compassionate, intuitive and independent. She has a soft spot for the kids across the street and their father who, like her, was left alone.

WALTER CUNNINGHAM: Male, 40-50. A hard-up farmer who shares the prejudices of his time and place but who is nevertheless a man who can be reached as a human being.

REVEREND SYKES: Male, 50-60, African American. The minister of the First Purchase Church. Imposing, inspiring.

HECK TATE: Male, 40-50. The town sheriff. Solid, regular guy. Dutiful. Weathered. Sweats through complex thoughts.

BOO RADLEY: Male, 30-40. A recluse. Hasn’t seen the sun in 15 years. He might be a pale ghost or a vulnerable giant.

MRS. DUBOSE: Female, 70-80. Ill, disabled. Pain makes her bitter, biting.

TOM ROBINSON: Male, 25-35, African-American. A strong, vital young man. Kind, sensitive, dignified.

JUDGE TAYLOR: Male, 50-60. A wintry man of the South. Authoritative. Well-spoken, sharp if provoked, a sleeping lion.

MR. GILMER: Male, 40-50. Public prosecutor. A capable attorney, he comes off cruel. Also plays MR. RADLEY: wiry, fierce.

BOB EWELL: Male, 45-55. A little bantam-cock of a man. The head of a family that lives on welfare by the town dump. Outrageous, paranoid, uneducated and ignorant, he is operating under the delusion that the trial will make him an important man.

MAYELLA: Female, 19. Desperately lonely, raw, overworked. She can barely follow the argument around her and strikes when threatened.

DOCTOR REYNOLDS/CLERK/LYNCH MOB: Male, 30-50.


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