[NEohioPAL] Two Directors Wanted

Chagrin Valley Little Theatre cvlt at cvlt.org
Wed May 7 14:17:21 PDT 2014


*CHAGRIN VALLEY LITTLE THEATRE seeks two directors for 85th Season 
Productions*

 1. Seeking a director for our MAIN STAGE production of *A Talent for
    Murder* by Jerome Chodorov, playing March 27 - April 18th, 2015. /
    Main Stage production directors are paid a stipend./
      * An internationally successful mystery novelist whose relatives
        wouldn't mind killing her to get their hands on her art
        collection. Other characters include a live in doctor who was
        once the novelist's lover and a savvy Indian butler who uses
        words like "chutzpa." The badinage between the novelist and the
        butler and between the novelist and the doctor provides comic
        delight and relief from the mayhem being planned by the family.
        This exciting comic thriller was produced on BBC TV starring
        Angela Lansbury and Sir Lawrence Olivier.

 2. Seeking a director for our RIVER STREET PLAYHOUSE to direct a play
    which will run October 17 - November 1, 2014. /
    River Street Playhouse productions are 100% voluntary. The director
    receives no compensation. /The selected director will choose one of
    the following options:

      * *END DAYS* by Deborah Zoe Laufer, 2 acts, setting: a family
        kitchen/den; cast: Evangelicalmother convinced the rapture is at
        hand, a depressed father who lounges about in pajamas he hasn't
        changed in three years, a rebellious atheistic and somewhat
        Gothic daughter, and her nerdy admirer who trails after her. Mom
        is occasionally accompanied by Jesus and Stephen Hawking (seen
        by the audience). The nerd introduces mother to Hawking; she
        becomes enamored of his theories. Perhaps his astral musings
        will save them all. Or will it be the rapture?
        *or*
      * *HOW THE WORLD BEGAN* by Catherine Trieschmann, one-act (54pp.),
        setting: a makeshift school room in a trailer; 1M (60s), 1W
        (30s-40s), 1 boy (16). This play won some acclaim off-Broadway
        at The Women's Project. A pregnant woman from NYC travels to a
        teaching job in rural Kansas after a tornado. A casual remark
        regarding the origins of life strikes sparks in one boy who lost
        his family in the storm and who now lives with another family
        headed by a man who considers himself the boy's father and/or
        guardian but is neither. Both man and traumatized boy demand an
        apology of the teacher, who is not about to give it. A cross
        dressed in a gorilla costume is burned in front of the teacher's
        home. The town is up in arms about the whole affair. Tense
        scenes overloaded with accusations and recriminations follow.
        Strong stuff with an abrupt and fairly surprising end.

*Please submit resume to Julia Wolff, wolff924 at gmail.com 
<mailto:wolff924 at gmail.com>.
If interested in River Street Playhouse opportunity, please indicate 
choice of plays.
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*Chagrin Valley Little Theatre
40 River Street, Chagrin Falls OH 44022*
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