REMEMBER: THE STORY OF ABE PRICE - Gulfshore Playhouse Non Equity Auditions

Gulfshore Playhouse is holding non-equity auditions for its touring show, Remember: The Story of Abe Price, on May 8th from 10am-5pm at the Norris Center. Seeking two male actors (ages 20-70) to play multiple characters, and to have availability during the day.

Remember: The Story of Abe Price, written by Jeffrey Binder and directed by Steven Calakos, an original play based on a true story, is brought to you by Gulfshore Playhouse, in partnership with The Holocaust Museum and Cohen Education Center.

At just 16-years-old, Abraham Piasecki’s life is uprooted by the Nazi invasion of Poland. From living in the ghetto of Kielce to imprisonment at Auschwitz-Birkenau, Remember brings to life the harrowing true story of a Holocaust survivor who escaped Nazi captivity five times. This immersive, challenging, and ultimately captivating story of resilience brings us into one man’s memories and asks us to never forget.

Project History: Gulfshore Playhouse first partnered with the Holocaust Museum in 2017 to present In Flight: The Story of Sabine Van Dam by Hester Kamin, created in response to a rise of anti-Semitic incidents in Collier County. Since its inception, this unique partnership has been witnessed by over 8,000 people in the Southwest Florida region.

Auditions will be May 8th, between 10am-5pm at the Norris Center (755 8th Ave S). Please prepare a brief dramatic monologue, along with your headshot and resume.

To schedule an audition, please register for a time using the link below. If you need to cancel/reschedule an audition, please contact Emilie Baartman at
ebaartman@gulfshoreplayhouse.org.