[NEohioPAL] AUDITIONS in 2 days for Broadview Heights Spotlights Community Theatre's Coffeehouse 2012

Christopher Bizub cmb164 at zips.uakron.edu
Fri Dec 2 16:29:10 PST 2011


*Auditions
*for
Broadview Heights Spotlights Community Theatre's
Annual Coffeehouse Production
Featuring Two One-Act Plays:

*"Hotline"
*
by Elaine May

and

*"People's Republic"
*
by Angie Ransdell

Auditions to be held at
Broadview Heights Spotlights Community Theatre
9543 Broadview Rd.
Broadview Hts., OH 44147

Sunday, December 4 and Monday, December 5
7:30PM - 10:30PM

The show runs February 10 - 25.
...
No Appointment needed.

Auditioners will be asked to perform cold readings from the script.

Callbacks, if needed, will be Thursday, December 8 at
7:30PM.

Please bring a headshot, resume, and a list of conflicts for December,
January, and February.

For more information, or if you have any difficulty attending auditions and
are still interested in being in the production please contact Chris Bizub,
Director, at cmb164 at zips.uakron.edu

"Hotline"
By Elaine May

Originally the second play in the compilation called Death Defying Acts,
Hotline features a neurotic woman with enough urban angst to fill a
neighborhood calling a suicide crisis hotline late one night. The counselor
who gets the call is overwhelmed - it is his first night on the job. This
dark and desperate, wildly funny piece runs approximately forty minutes.

Characters:

Dorothy - Female, 20s-40s, A lewd, sharp-tongued, prostitute with a heart
of gold. Suffers from depression due monotony of life style.

Ken - Male, late 20s-40s, An eager, new recruit at the suicide hotline.
Quickly finds out that he's way over his head.

Marty - Male, late 20s-40s, A likible, veteran of the "help" line circuit,
he has become cavalier about his work at these hotlines.

Dr. Russell - Male, 30s-60s, The head psychologist at this branch of the
suicide hotline, can be best described as a "motivational speaker" type.

Delivery man - Male, 20s-40s, Average Joe, working-man type.



"Peoples Republic"
by Angie Ransdell

In this new piece by Detroit-based author, Angie Ransdell, a robber
attepmts to rob a credit union through the drive-thru window and gets more
than he barganed for.

Characters:

Ann - Female, 20s-30s, Level-headed and easy to relate to, she exhibits
calm and understated behavior. Has a certain maturity that is easily
believable.

Tracy - Female, 30s-40s, Ditzy and flaky branch manager is all about
performance and numbers in the middle of a crisis.

Shaniqua - African American, Female, 30s-40s, An over-the-top,
strong-willed, woman who speaks her mind.

Jill - Female, 20s-40s, a sheepish woman with a self-depricating attitude.
Best described as having a "door-mat" personality.

Melissa - Female, 20s, Young, bright-eyed temp, so eagar to be part of the
team that she often forgets that she's only been working with her
co-workers for less than a day.

Robber - Male, 30s-40s, Sensible, kind, and calm man who becomes easily
distracted from initial goal.
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