Directed by Claudia Lillibridge. Twin Masks Performing Arts Center (TMPAC) is proud to announce auditions for the Douglas Lillibridge Artist in Residency recipient, Obnoxiously Unconstitutional, on Saturday, November 19 from 1pm - 3pm at Twin Masks Performing Arts Center, located at 9076 Church Street, Suites 2 and 3, Twinsburg, OH 44087. This production will be a staged reading of the updated script. There will be a total of 3-5 rehearsals to learn staging for final presentation on Friday, December 9 and Saturday, December 10 at Twin Masks. Walk ins welcome. Please note we will need to you to confirm proof of full COVID vaccination (either the physical card or picture on cell phone). All of those auditioning will also be requested to wear an KN95 mask as well, or surgical grade mask while in our space. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. If you auditioned for us this past summer, we do not require you to audition again. Twin Masks Performing Arts Center is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity located at 9076 Church Street in Twinsburg, Ohio. This is a volunteer project and is unpaid. CHARACTER BREAKDOWN/ PLOT – OBNOXIOUSLY UNCONSTITUTIONAL BY KATIE BECK Public Justice is profoundly altered when politicians reject the truth and rule of law in pursuit of their personal and political agendas while trampling over small, working class people. This faith-based story is about a civil servant's love for both— urban planning and his woman— while battling four systems of Ohio political leaders' failure to render justice spanning over 2+ years. The roles of Leland and Karen have been pre-cast and are filled. Lorraine (Leland's mother, African American, 40 - 60) - a strong, faith filled woman who supports Leland and is a strong positive presence in his life. Lawyer – (Man or Woman, any race, 40s – 50s) – legal representation for Leland. Explains the legal process and guides Leland in his legal proceedings. Duane (represents “Procedural Justice”) – (Man, late 30s – 40s) – Wears a bright button up shirt. Believes in clocking in and out, not stepping on anyone’s toes and doing your job is what is expected. Jim (represents “Distributive Justice”) - (Man, 40s - 50s) - Firmly believes you have to “work your way up”, especially in a government position. “Nothing is just handed to you”. Described as an older man, ironed up button shirt tucked neatly into creased pants. Jamila (represents “Restorative Justice”) – (Woman, early 30s) – Younger, speaks with a peaceful intent, wears a flower printed dress. Always tries to restore any relationship to righteousness – believes in repair to harm, determining an encounter with both parties, facilitating transform which causes fundamental changes in people, relationships and community. Mayor (also Judge, City Official) – (Man, 50s) – Mayor of Newport. Definitely plays favorites in his staff and although is the elected official, not fully aware what’s happening in his own office. The Judge oversees the hearing; City Official is employee of the City.