STRONGSVILLE COMMUNITY THEATRE Is excited to announce auditions for their October production! Reginald Rose's The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners was a television drama that first aired in 1955; however, it has a compelling relevance to the current "March for Our Lives" movement sparked by the recent violence in Parkland, FL. at Marjorie Stoneman Douglas High School. In this fable, the students of Carson Corners High School take matters into their own hands when a Freshman dies violently during a school lunch period. They ultimately teach the adults about responsibility and accountability. This production has a large cast with roles for 14 adults and 11 students, comprised of 12 males and 13 females. Adult roles range from corporate and educational professionals to blue-collar workers, one of which speaks in broken English. Age range for students is from Freshman through Senior. Carson Corners will be directed by Mark Seven, who also directed Looking and Spoon River Anthology for SCT in recent years. The second round of auditions is scheduled for the following dates: Sunday, July 22 12:30 - 3 pm Monday, July 23 6 - 9 pm They will take place at the Strongsville Senior Center (located in the west end of the Recreation Center), 18100 Royalton Rd, behind the Target store. Performance dates are: October 12 - 14, and 19 - 21, 2018. *SCT auditions are open to everyone, and no roles are pre-cast. All ethnicities are invited. *No appointments will be taken, but please plan to stay for group readings. *Prepared monologues are not required. Script cuttings and character descriptions will be provided. *SCT does not offer union contracts; all performances are volunteer. Reginald Rose's The Remarkable Incident at Carson Corners is produced in arrangement with The Dramatic Publishing Company.