AUDITION NOTICE Dobama Theatre is seeking actors of all ages (children, teenagers and adults) for the 37th Annual Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival. Auditions will be held at Grace Lutheran Church, 13001 Cedar Road, Cleveland Heights on Saturday, April 25th from Noon - 2 pm. Please park in the west parking lot. Enter at the door next to the black mailbox. Auditions will be upstairs. Participants will be asked to read from this year's winning Kids' Fest scripts.There is no need to prepare a monologue, etc.Parents' will need to be present to fill out photo/video release forms and are welcome to stay throughout the audition. There are no AEA contracts available for this production. Performances will be held Friday, June 5 - Sunday, June 7, 2015. Rehearsals will begin in May. This years' winning plays to be presented at the Festival are: Secret Disco Party by Antonia Casucci (2nd Grade – Roxboro Elementary – Cleveland Heights)  A Brother’s Love by Alexander Nash (3rd Grade – Central Primary School – Bedford)The Hot Dog Attack by Camden Burks (3rd Grade – Central Primary School – Bedford)The End of the Moon : A Twisted Story by Desirae Crosby (4th Grade – Warner Girls’ Leadership Academy – Cleveland)May’s Play? by Clara Lyford (3rd Grade – Roxboro Elementary – Cleveland Heights)A Bully’s Carol by Emma Blemaster (5th Grade – Laurel School – Shaker Heights)Ellie and the Forest by Maple Buescher (6th Grade – Monticello Middle School – Cleveland Heights)Inconvenience by Breanna Tamoga (7th Grade – N. Royalton Middle School – North Royalton)Looking For Life by Cassidy Payne (7th Grade – N. Royalton Middle School – North Royalton)Okay by Maria White (10th Grade – Shaker Hts. High School – Shaker Heights)How the Boston Tea Party Got Cancelled by Julianna Watrobski (6th Grade – N. Royalton Middle School – North Royalton) A Dobama tradition, the Marilyn Bianchi Kids' Playwriting Festival receives hundred of plays each year written by Cuyahoga County students, grades 1 -12.  Dedicated to the memory of Marilyn Bianchi, the festival is the nation's first event of its kind, encouraging kids to celebrate the fun and joy of live theatre by seeing their words come to life on stage.