The Hudson Players will be holding another night of auditions for "1776" this Tuesday 11/24 at 7 p.m. at the Barlow Community Center (41 S. Oviatt St, Hudson, OH) for additional men. Open parts include Andrew McNair, Leather Apron, Dr Lyman Hall, George Reed, Lewis Morris, Robert Livingston, Joseph Hewes, Roger Sherman and James Wilson. These are very good parts and offer a chance to join a really strong cast and be part of a sure to be great show. Character descriptions for the open roles include: Andrew McNair - Gnomish little man of indeterminate age; custodian of the Congress Leather Apron - Assistant to McNair; is strong-backed and rather bland youth Dr Lyman Hall -tall distinguished man from Georgia George Read - Delaware; a small, brightly dressed bewigged prig of a man; a miniature peacock; there is something which seems permanently to disturb his nostrils Lewis Morris - New York; a very proper, formal man unphased by the sometimes coarse proceedings; mirror image of Robert Livingston Robert Livingston - New York; gentleman from cosmopolitan state of New York Joseph Hewes - North Carolina; Southern aristocrat; not given to speaking for himself; he can, however, be prompted into a rather pompous verbosity Roger Sherman - Connecticut; ascetic, serious, self-righteous ex-cobbler given to drinking from an omnipresent bowl of coffee James Wilson - Pennsylvania; gray, puffy, little man; he speaks out only after solemn deliberation and views the world from behind John Dickinson, with a vague and slightly dopey hauteur