Tuesday, July 01, 2008

Tucson: Audition - Alternative Theatre Company

 

 

From: AltrCompany@aol.com [mailto:AltrCompany@aol.com]
Sent: Tuesday, July 01, 2008 8:38 AM
Subject: Alternative theatre Company Preliminary Casting

 

   Alternative Theatre Company

     Preliminary Casting for:

        DIRTY SECRETS
Written and Directed by: Joe Marshall

Needed: Three Strong Male Actors (ages18-55)

(YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE GAY TO AUDITION, JUST OPEN MINDED)

Roles: Nick: 18-21, Shane: 25-35, Tom:40-55

If you would like to be considered send a current photo and resume to: altrcompany@aol.com

(We will contact you to set up an audition)

(Open auditions will be held last week in July)

Show Dates:September 5-6, 12-13 Evenings at 8:00 PM
September 7, 14 Matinees at 2:00 PM
Performances at: Temple of Music and Art Cabaret Theatre
330 S. Scott Avenue, Downtown Tucson
 

Reviews: Marshall's script is bursting with red herrings: As soon as we've named our hero,
he reveals himself as a scoundrel, and we're back to square one, waiting for one
of these tormented lovers to turn up a winner. Every one of these men is a sick
ticket."  – Phoenix New Times

Marshall's Script is brilliant! This show is a real twister- Echo Mag


Synopsis:
DIRTY SECRETS is a smart, gender-bent thriller that pokes fun at brainless gay stereotypes. Right from the opening scene you know you're watching a play about homosexuals. Instead of boring us with platitudes about the evils of pigeonholing people, the characters skewer stereotypes by spouting spout earnest lines like, "You don't act gay — you're masculine!" It's all about Tom, who shows up at the home of Nick and Shane, a gay couple who live in Manhattan. Tom is depressed because he's just discovered that his lover of eight years has had sex with another man. He doesn't tell Nick the other man is Shane. It turns out that Tom has come to torture Shane, to seek retribution for his messed up romance. It's the ways in which Tom carries out his revenge -- first demanding sex with Shane, later seducing Nick -- that move the play along. He has a worthy opponent in the snaky Shane, who trumps Tom's attempts at blackmail, but can't keep up with his nasty houseguest's vile temper.

This play has been produced several time in Los Angeles & Phoenix, and is being considered for independent film

READERS COPIES AVAILABLE, MAKE REQUEST TO: ALTRCOMPANY@AOL.COM

QUESTIONS? CONTACT DIRECTOR AT: 245-9440

 

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