CRC Theatrical to Hold HAMLET Auditions
By: Sally Henry Fuller Feb. 21, 2015
Hilary Rheinheimer will direct. Rheinheimer is an up and coming director in the Columbus area. She is a graduate of Ashland University with a degree in theatre and psychology. She has directed productions in Ohio, North Carolina, Connecticut, and has assistant directed in New York City. Rheinheimer believes that her role as a director is to help the actors and designers to use their art to express themselves, the characters, the playwright, and the truth within the story.
Ashley Collins will take on the duties of stage manager. Collins is familiar to central Ohio theater goers as an actor, with roles in Ravenscroft, Catch Me If You Can, Plaza Suite, The Shirt Off His Back, Cinderella, and Fiddler on the Roof. Collins also appeared in CPC Theatrical's world premier production of Coming Out at the Abbey Theater in 2013.
Jensen Glick is the costume designer. Glick received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Theatre from Ashland University in 2013. He has costumed productions at Ashland University and The Players Guild Theatre. He currently is a freeland designer in the Columbus area.
Open auditions for Hamlet will be held on March 24 & 25, at 7 PM, at the Abbey Theater, located in the Dublin Recreation Center, 5600 Post Road, Dublin, Ohio. There are 15 male and 2 female principle roles. Some parts may be doubled. Auditions will consist of a combination of cold readings and optional monologues.
Reserved seat tickets may be purchased now on the production webite, HamletDublin2015.com, or the producer's website, CPCTheatrical.com. Preview tickets are $8 and $10; regular performance prices are $10, $15, and $20. There will also be 16 free seats available for each performance.
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