Friday, September 08, 2006

Tucson: Arizona Theatre Company seeking full time Assistant Company Manager

 


From: Samantha Wyer [mailto:swyer@arizonatheatre.org]
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 2:03 PM
To: drmemory@pipeline.com

 

 

Arizona Theatre Company is currently accepting applications for a full time Assistant Company Manager. The ACM will work under the supervision of the Company Manager and assist with travel arrangements and housing accommodations for guest artists and staff. Applicants must have strong interpersonal and communication skills, attention to detail, a valid driver’s license, and a personal car. Knowledge of Microsoft Word and Excel are a must. Prior Company Management experience is not necessary, but knowledge of LORT, Equity, and SSDC are a plus. Some heavy lifting up to 40lbs will be required. Hourly salary and benefits. Position based in Tucson, but occasional travel to Phoenix and Mesa required. Drug Free/EOE. If you have any questions, please contact Company Manager Corey Dane at cdane@arizonatheatre.org.

 

 

Samantha K. Wyer

Associate Artistic Director / Education Director

Arizona Theatre Company

PO Box 1631

Tucson AZ 85702

(520) 884-8210 ext.8502

(520) 631-3030 cell

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Tucson: Third St. Ensemble Company Auditions

 


From: ArtsonStage8@aol.com [mailto:ArtsonStage8@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 12:00 AM

 

 

Third St. Ensemble Company Holds Company Auditions

 

Third St. Ensemble Company will hold auditions for positions in its company of dedicated performers September 21 & 22, 2006. Auditions will be held by appointment from 3 - 6 pm each day at Arts for All, 2520 N. Oracle Road.

 

Third St. Ensemble Company is seeking actors, singers and dancers ages 8 through 21. Experience in theater and improvisation is preferred. They are also seeking young actors well versed in American Sign Language. Actors with and without disabilities are encouraged to audition. Actors should prepare a one-minute memorized monologue in their best diction and a song without accompaniment. The monologue can be prose or poetry, preferably not original work. Signers should prepare a one-minute monologue, song or poem. Dancers and those with specialties such as acrobatics, juggling or magic should prepare a short demonstration.

 

Rehearsals will be held two selected afternoons per week. Third St. Ensemble Company is a program that continues through the 2006-2007 year and members will be asked to perform at various engagements.

 

Please call (520) 622-4100 ext. 204 for more information and an audition appointment.

 

 

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Tucson: Arts for All to Hold Auditions for Aladdin, Jr.

 


From: ArtsonStage8@aol.com [mailto:ArtsonStage8@aol.com]
Sent: Friday, September 08, 2006 12:00 AM
Subject: Arts For All Press Release

 

Arts for All to Hold Auditions for Aladdin, Jr.

 

Arts for All will hold auditions for Disney’s Aladdin Jr.,” September 18 & 19, 2006. Auditions will be held by appointment from 3 - 6 pm each day at Arts for All, 2520 N. Oracle Road. This production is an abridged version of the popular Disney musical based on the classic “Arabian Nights” story.

 

Arts for All is seeking actors, singers and dancers ages 8 through 18. Experience in theater and improvisation is preferred. They are also seeking young actors well versed in American Sign Language. Actors with and without disabilities are encouraged to audition. Actors should

prepare a one-minute memorized monologue in their best diction and a song without accompaniment. The monologue can be prose or poetry, preferably not original work. Signers should prepare a one-minute monologue, song or poem. Dancers and those with specialties such as acrobatics, juggling or magic should prepare a short demonstration.

 

Rehearsals will be held selected weekday and weekend afternoons from September 20 through November 9. Performances will be November 10 – 19, 2006, at Arts for All’s Little Theater. There will also be a special student matinee.

 

Please call (520) 622-4100 ext. 204 for more information and an audition appointment.

 

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Thursday, September 07, 2006

FW: Fall 2006 events coming to the Berger Center

-----Original Message-----
From: Brugler, Mark [mailto:MBrugler@asdb.state.az.us]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 10:40 AM
Subject: Fall 2006 events coming to the Berger Center

Upcoming Events at the Berger Performing Arts Center 1200 W. Speedway Blvd.
Tucson, AZ 85745

September 2006

9/9 InConcert! Music Association presents Old Blind Dogs in concert at
8:00 PM.
9/16 Carden Charter School's Annual Constitution show at 6:30 PM.
9/23 RKM Productions presents Steve Roach in performance at 7:30 PM.

October 2006

10/14 Rhythm & Roots presents Les Yeux Noirs (French gypsy band) at 8:00
PM.
10/21 Arizona Rose Theatre Company presents Magical Memories at 8:00 PM.
10/22 Arizona Rose Theatre Company presents Magical Memories at 2:00 PM.
10/27 Belly Dance Superstars present Raqs Carnival at 8:00 PM
10/28 TJS presents the Second Annual Boogie Woogie Blowout at 7:00 PM

The Tucson City Church of Christ continues services here on Wednesday
evenings and Sunday mornings.
Other unlisted events are pending.

For more information, call our event hotline at (520) 770-3690 or visit our
website at:
http://www.bpac.notlong.com

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FW: September IFASA Meeting - Audio 101 by Dave Labrecque

 


From: Brian [mailto:mclaff9@earthlink.net]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 4:43 PM
Subject: September IFASA Meeting - Audio 101 by Dave Labrecque

Please join us this Monday, 11 September, at 6:00 PM at Access Tucson (124 E. Broadway) for the monthly meeting of the Independent Film Association of Southern Arizona.  Everyone is welcome.  If you have any questions, feel free to contact Brian Mulligan at 349-8249.
 
Our featured guest will be Dave Labrecque of Labrecque Creative Sound.  His presentation will be Audio 101.  Presentation content may include:
 
Location Sound
    Communication on the set (letting the sound guy/gal in on what's happening)
    Logistics (making room for the sound guy/gal)
    Ambient (background) noise and "room tone"
    Straight-to-camera or to tape or other media (and picture sync)?
    Mic types and mic placement for different situations
    Monitoring and playback options
 
Audio Post Production
    Getting sound and picture to the audio post people (logistics: formats and details)
    Elements of the mix:
        Production sound (location-recorded tracks)
        Sweetening (sound effects, Foley, ADR/looping)
        Music (library- or custom-scoring)
    Picture and Sound editing
        -- thinking ahead, working together
        -- visualizing the other half
        -- finding the rhythm
        -- getting the big picture
 
Dave is originally from New England and spent most of his formative years in the midwest, landing in the Chicago area after receiving a B.S. in Communication from Renssealaer Polytechnic Institute, Troy, NY, in 1983. Taking a keen interest in radio broadcasting, he spent ten years in various on-air, programming and production capacities in and around Chicago, ending his radio days as a wacky morning show host in the north Chicago suburbs.
 
Dave moved to Tucson in 1993 to start his own production business, originally focusing on radio commercial creative and production, and over the next several years, expanding his services to include practically all facets of audio recording: radio and audio for TV spots, location sound for video and film, audio post-production for video and film, audio for computer-based training, CD-ROM and World Wide Web presentation, advertising jingle creation and general music recording, editing, mixing and mastering.
 
A guitar player, he also writes, records and performs his own music -- when he can find the time. He currently enjoys a mid-town studio location near Tucson and Broadway, a wife, Rebecca, and two cats (not necessarily in that order). 

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Tucson: Half Price Tickets for ROUNDING THIRD at Invisible Theatre

-----Original Message-----
From: Invisible Theatre [mailto:invisibletheatre@email.com]
Sent: Thursday, September 07, 2006 12:23 PM
Subject: Half Price Tickets for ROUNDING THIRD at Invisible Theatre

HALF PRICE TICKETS ARE AVAILABLE FOR ROUNDING THIRD AT INVISIBLE THEATRE
(1400 N. First Ave at Drachman)!

Monday, September 11 Preview at 7:30 - $8.00 Thursday, September 14 at 7:30
- $11.00

Price is based upon availability.
Call 882-9721 for reservations.
Mention this email when you call!

One's never wrong and the other's always right...a recipe for
fireworks...just what happens in a riotously funny play about two little
league coaches and their tumultuous baseball season which begs the age-old
question of what's really important - is it whether you win, or is it really
how you play the game?
"hilarious...solid entertainment..." Variety

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Tucson: Four Feature Films Seeking Cast and Crew

From the Tucson Film Office ....
 
Four Feature Films Seeking Cast and Crew
Four feature-length films are currently seeking cast, extras, and crew for filming in Tucson. All types and ages are welcome. Filming will be taking place on September 9th and 10th, and then again around September 12th and 13th. The productions are also looking for additional shooting locations and props. For more information, contact Scott Hellon at mrdirector16@aol.com.

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Tucson: Casting Call, "Sight", UA Student Film

Sight Tucson, AZ 2006-09-07
Student Film non-union Payment: No Pay
Description:
'Sight' is a whimsical 10 minute student short done with the University of Arizona film department about growing up and staying young. A young boy anxious to grow up meets a magical stranger that opens his eyes to a fantastic world all around him.
Breakdown:
Name Description Gender Age Range Ethnicity
Lori A whimsical, lovely girl who refuses to grow up. female under 18 All
Tommy A fast talking joker who is always the last to be picked for sports. male under 18 All
Ann A crazy wizard woman with a frighteningly intense presence-- all ages over 36 welcome female 36 thru 45 All
Daniel A creative, shy boy who looks younger and smaller than he is. Somewhat outcast. male under 18 All
Send pictures and resumes to:
christafer@gmail.com
dingbat@email.arizona.edu
Audition on Sept. 14, 3-6 pm at U of A campus. Contact me for more details!

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Wednesday, September 06, 2006

Tucson: Casting Call - Short Film

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From: april_whtkr@yahoo.com
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 9:54 PM
Subject: [Tucson Actors] Casting Call - Short Film

Casting for NO BUDGET short film

Looking for:
* pre-teen female (or reads pre-teen) who can sing.
* Male 30's or 40's
* Hispanic radio personality
* Singers for american idol type scene (to be shot on Thursday, September
14th, during the day)
* Judges for singing contest

You can reach Asst. Dir. April Whitaker at 520-390-4840 or
KillerKittyFilms@aol.com <mailto:KillerKittyFilms%40aol.com>

Thanks,
April

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Moderator's Notes:
This is through Access Tucson -- the director's name is Dave Dawson, who is
both a student at Pima while also taking classes at Access Tucson in the
Digital Arts. This is the second film he's worked on with April. Shooting
may start this weekend, but this is subject to revision. More information is
forthcoming.

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Tucson: Casting Call, short film "Truth & Consequence"

 


From: will t [mailto:angryduck4321@yahoo.com]
Sent: Wednesday, September 06, 2006 6:02 AM

“Truth & Consequence” a short film written and directed by Mark Lewis is currently casting.
What would you do if you discovered the woman you love more than life itself used to be an ex-prostitute who sold her body for drugs? How would you confront all the emotions from inadequacy to the deep-rooted question asking: can love conquer fear of the unknown and give rise to a stable relationship?  
Rolls needed are:
Kim - white female, mid 20s.
Tyrell – black male, mid 20s-30s
Mugger – any race, any age
Also looking for extras and atmosphere. 
 
Shooting dates will be the 25th-26th of November, and the 2nd– 3rd of December
Please only contact us if you are serious.  If you are easily offended this is not the movie for you, this is a semi-dark drama that leaves the audience with a sense of hope in the end. 
 
Contact Will the producer at angryduck4321@yahoo.com for more info.


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Tuesday, September 05, 2006

Tucson: ACTOR needed - revue at Club Congress

 


From: dajonzboy [mailto:dajonzboy@cox.net]
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2006 7:16 PM
 
ACTOR needed; prefer gay, 20-30, but all are welcome to audition for a sketch comedy revue performing at Club Congress October 20/21.  Must be enthusiastic, versatile, acting potential more important than experience! 
 
Contact:  Kenton Jones @ 979-4508 ASAP!  There is pay! 
 

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Tucson: Extras Needed for Short Film

Extras Needed for Short Film


Reply to: job-203259319@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-09-05, 10:33AM MST


Extras Needed (Tucson)
For Wednesday, September 13th at 8:30 AM

We need 5-10 extras to appear in a cafe scene on 4th avenue. We are filming in the shared courtyard tucked behind the Chocolate Iguana and Bumstead's. This is for the short film, "Unremarkable Events". Please send me a message if interested. Prefer extras ages 30+.

Thank you,
S. Campbell

  • Job location is Tucson, 4th Ave.
  • Compensation: No pay

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Tucson: CORRECTION: Benefit Concert: Rillito Duo - Sept 8th

Sorry TTA List members.  I just sent the wrong information.  Here is the official press release.
 

Bill
TTA List Administrator
http://tucsonstage.com



From: kevinj65@aol.com [mailto:kevinj65@aol.com]
Sent: Monday, August 28, 2006 7:25 PM
Subject: ARIZONA ONSTAGE PRODUCTIONS PRESENTS THE RILLITO DUO - ONE NIGHT ONLY - FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH

 
 
ARIZONA ONSTAGE PRODUCTIONS
 
PRESENTS
 
THE RILLITO DUO
 
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 8TH
7:30 PM  Crowder Hall
The University of Arizona School of Music
1017 North Olive Road
 
DFDFFFFFFfeaturing Cellist Michael G. Ronstadt
and Pianist Aryo Wicaksono
 
 
 
 
Performing works by Vitalij, Kodaly, Faure, Mark Summers, Chopin, Bloch and Astor Piazolla
 
This is a fund-raising event to benefit the artists and Arizona Onstage Productions, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to bringing music, theatre, children's programs and spoken word that might not otherwise be seen or heard in Tucson.  All proceeds from ticket sales and donations are fully tax-deductible.
 
Tickets information is available at www.arizonaonstage.org
Tickets are also available at the door if the event is not sold out.
Tickets are $10 at the door or online advance sale,  cash or check only at the door
 
Special patron seating is available that includes VIP seating, a private meet-the-artist postconcert reception and the new Rillito Duo CD.  These VIP tickets are for patrons making a $100 donation or more.
 
If you would like your business to be featured in the program, please email your information to Deborah Ronstadt at Deborah@ronstadt.com
 
For any other information, email Artistic Director Kevin Johnson at KevinJ65@aol.com
 
 

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Tucson: Benefit Concert: Rillito Duo - Sept 8th, 7.30 PM - UofA Crowder Hall

 


From: ARYO WICAKSONO [mailto:awicaksono7760@msn.com]
Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 1:27 AM
To: aryow@email.arizona.edu
Subject: CONCERT: Rillito Duo - Sept 8th, 7.30 PM - UofA Crowder Hall

Dear Friends, Music and Arts Lovers (please fwd this to all that interested):

I would like to invite you to come to a ONE-NIGHT-ONLY Fund-Raising concert

of Rillito Cello-Piano Duo, sponsored by and to benefit the ARIZONA ONSTAGE PRODUCTION.
All proceeds are 100 % tax-deductible - according to the laws of 501 © non profit corporation.

Rillito Duo, consist of cellist Michael Ronstadt and pianist Aryo Wicaksono, will perform works by:

Vitalij - Grand Chacconne, Kodaly - Sonata Op. 4, Faure - Elegy Op. 24, Mark Summers "Juli-O" for

solo cello, Chopin - Nocturne in c-minor Op. 48 no. 1 for solo piano, Bloch - Prayer, and

Le Grand Tango by Astor Piazzolla. More info:  www.arizonaonstage.org

CONCERT: Friday, September 8, 2006
VENUE: Crowder Hall - University of Arizona Music School, Tucson, AZ

TIME: 7.30 PM
Tax deductible Ticket Price: $ 10 - $ 25  ---- there is a VIP ticket for $ 100 each.

This is a fund-raising concert to benefit the ARTISTS - ARIZONA ONSTAGE PRODUCTION.

Online ticket / donation reservation -- secure website (VISA, Mastercard, AMEX, Discovery) is available at www.arizonaonstage.org.

For more information, please email artistic director Kevin Johnson at

kevinj65@aol.com.

ARIZONA ONSTAGE PRODUCTION has brought rare, ground-breaking musical works to Tucson
in the past few years - such as "Brundibar" in March, "Falsettoland," "A New Brain," etc.
We are proud to know that lots of our debut artists (UofA Theatre arts students) have
had successful careers after our work, such as: Ben Crawford, Joseph Topmiller (lead at Arizona
Theatre Company this Fall 2006).

All proceeds are 100 % (dollar-per-dollar) tax-deductible-according to the

laws of 501 © non profit corporation.

 

 

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Monday, September 04, 2006

Tucson: Auditions for READING SERIES

 


From: lyric-arts [mailto:lyric61arts@yahoo.com]
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 4:34 PM
Subject: Auditions for READING SERIES


          Auditions for a New Monthly Public Theater Reading Series

Coyote Ramblers Performing Artists are auditioning actors, directors, technicians and musicians for their up-coming main-stage production and their new reading series.

Coyote Ramblers Performing Artists is a multiple award-winning theater company now relocated permanently in Tucson after 10 years producing in Los Angeles and touring the U.S. and Europe.  We are looking for passionate, talented and hard-working people to join in making award-quality, innovative theater here in Tucson.

Coyote Ramblers will produce three full shows for the 2006-2007 season and have a monthly reading series of innovative theater plays or forgotten classics.  Productions and readings will be at the Tucson’s community-based multiple-art center, Artfare-The Muse, 55 N. 6th Avenue (across from the Rondstadt Bus Center).

We prefer people highly experienced in their theater crafts, and passionate to continue growing in that craft.  We are also open to those new to theater, of all ages, colors, and sexual orientations for apprentice capacity. We ask that all involved have a sense of humor, play well with others, that you're not a complainer and that you get the things done you say you're going to do.  Coyote Ramblers will pay stipends when possible .

Auditions immediately - for the Reading Series: BASH by Neil LaBute

Play Breakdown:
Three personal accounts examining today’s young professionals and their take on personal values and this world.

Characters:
Young Man in hotel room - early 30's, handsome, dresses well, a corporate man.

Also, John - early to mid 20's, a recent college grad with a mean streak under a pleasant veneer.
Sue - early to mid 20's, a recent college grad who still cannot quite see the world she’s living in.

And last, Woman - early to mid 20's, nervous about dark moments in her past.

Auditions  Sunday Sept 17th, from 1-5 pm at Artfare, 55 N. 6th Avenue.
Audition appointment necessary for all actors - Call - 682 - 3224
Directors, tech, and musicians, call to be interviewed between 2 and 4 pm daily.
Arrive 15 minutes before to prepare to audition from sides of the show.
Bring - head shot and resume if not already on file.
Public Reading date will be October 1, 2006, from 2-4 pm, one hour call before.
Rehearsals - two or three during the evenings prior to this public reading.

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Tucson: SHAKESPEARE FOR THE ACTRESS educational forum

 


From: susan arnold [mailto:smarnold@dakotacom.net]
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 4:10 PM
Subject: Women's Shakes

ATTENTION ACTRESSES:  
READY “TO BE OR NOT TO BE?”
WEIRD SISTERS
is proud to announce:
SHAKESPEARE FOR THE ACTRESS


The first in a series of educational forums for the acting community, this workshop is designed for female actors who wish to develop and/or enhance the skills necessary to perform Shakespeare and his contemporaries. Facilitated by former professor of theatre at Northern Arizona University, Adrienne Perry, the sessions will be devoted to the language, pronunciation and rhythm of the text, while exploring action and obstacles amidst gender issues.
 
SHAKESPEARE FOR THE ACTRESS is scheduled to begin Saturday, September 9, and will meet for six three-hour sessions, once a week through October 14, at El Ojito Springs Center for Creativity, 452 S. Stone.  The fee for this workshop is $79 (if received by September 5) Late registration is $89.  To register or for additional information, please call:
 

Susan Arnold 241.4604
Roxanne Harley 909.3116
Adrienne Perry 241.4648  
OR EMAIL
smarnold@dakotacom.net

Weird Sisters is an extension of
TURTLE MOON PRODUCTIONS,
a producing entity devoted to the notion that all things are possible.  

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Tucson: Extras & Elvis Needed for TV Series

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From: Casting Alert - Good Faith Casting [mailto:faith@faithhibbsclark.com]
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2006 10:33 AM
Subject: Extras & Elvis Needed for TV Series

Extras Needed
For "Hidden Palms" TV Series Filming in AZ


About the Project and What We Need
Our office is casting for the TV series "Hidden Palms" Lionsgate Television
/ CW Network. The series will film in Arizona through November.

What we Need Next: For this Thursday (9-7-06) we need 75 extras for a
fundraiser party scene. Please submit if you are an attractive person that
looks like you are 30-55 years old country club type. Pay is minimum wage
per hour. Shoot will start at 6 PM and could last for 12 hours which would
make your estimated "wrap" time at 6 am the next day. Despite the long
hours, this is a great opportunity to be on a network TV show. Extras used
in this should know that you CAN STILL BE USED IN SPEAKING ROLES on other
episodes and it is always possible that an extra could get "bumped" to a
speaking role while on set. We are looking for reliable people only. Last
minute cancellations and no shows will not be tolerated. We will need some
of our extras to be willing to sport a swimsuit or bikini. Also needed is an
Elvis Impersonator. Pay rate for Elvis is negotiable.

TO SUBMIT: Please submit by 5 PM 9-6-06 by email only. Send current photo
and contact information. Please state if you have an agent (no agent is
fine). Please state if you are a member of SAG or AFTRA. (non-union is fine
too.) PLEASE BE SURE TO PUT THE WORDS "FR PARTY EXTRA" in the subject bar of
the email. Please put "ELVIS" if you are an experienced Elvis Impersonator.
Please also state if you are male or female in the subject bar. Please do
not submit if you do not live in Arizona.


Contact Us
email: faith@goodfaithcasting.com
phone: 480-643-5446
web: http://www.goodfaithcasting.com

Good Faith Casting | 2617 S. 46th St. | Ste. 300 | Phoenix | AZ | 85034

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Sunday, September 03, 2006

Tucson: Coyote Ramblers Main-Stage Auditions

 


From: lyric-arts [mailto:lyric61arts@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 3:06 PM
Subject: Coyote Ramblers Main-Stage Auditions

       Auditions for Coyote Ramblers Performing Artists Main-Stage Production

Coyote Ramblers is a multiple award-winning theater company now relocated permanently in Tucson after 10 years producing in Los Angeles and touring the U.S. and Europe.  Our 2006-2007 main-stage productions will be award-winning original scripts or re-imagined classics, held at Tucson’s community-based multiple-art center, Artfare-The Muse.

We prefer people highly experienced and passionate about their theater craft.  We ask that all involved have a sense of humor, play well with others, that you're not a complainer and that you get the things done you say you're going to do.  Coyote Ramblers will pay stipends when possible .

Auditions immediately for three innovative, original plays, two of which have won regional and a national awards:

- Lena’s Secret Garden - a husband and wife close in age between early 30's and late 50's, attempting to find a way past a recent, tragic event.

- Time - a woman early to mid 30's, fussy, neurotic, who upon returning from another friend getting married, considers what she how things might be in various moods.  No dialogue in this play, acting must carry the entire piece and must coordinate with a dancer.

- Hot-Wired Highways - a mid to late 20's woman who travels the highways by hitchhiking and telling stories and doing whatever that takes.  A one-woman show NOT delivered to audience.  Need a strong actor who can accurately portray that hard life.

Auditions  Sunday Sept 17th, from 1-5 pm at Artfare, 55 N. 6th Avenue.
Audition appointment necessary for all actors - Call - 682 - 3224
Arrive 15 minutes before to prepare to audition from sides of the show.
Bring - head shot and resume if not already on file.
Performance dates - November 3 to the 19th, Friday and Saturday evenings, Sunday matinees.
Rehearsals will begin October 2nd, only two or three evenings / weekend days per week per show until the final two weeks when rehearsals will extend.

       

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Tucson: Dancer and Choreographer Wanted

 


From: lyric-arts [mailto:lyric61arts@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 3:12 PM
Subject: Dancer and Choreographer Wanted

Coyote Ramblers Performing Artists seek an experienced dancer trained in modern and classical, and a choreographer of experience, to work on a 25 minute theater piece with three, three-minute dances integral to the story for a November 3-19, 2006 Main-Stage Theater run.

Contact Ken at 682-4838 for details, or send resume, head shot, and a tape of performance work if possible, to Coyote Ramblers, P.O. Box 462, Marana, Az 85653.

Rehearsals will begin early October for theater piece, though dance part must start sooner.

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FW: Screening of "On A Clear Day" followed by a mixer

 


From: Alan Williams [mailto:kstrong@theriver.com]
Sent: Sunday, September 03, 2006 9:03 AM
Subject: Screening of "On A Clear Day"

Please come out and support local actors and filmmakers!
 
The premiere of local director Alan Williams' latest short piece "On A Clear Day" will happen on Sept. 5th at The Loft at 7:30pm. It will be followed by another short piece, "You Can See Forever: The Making of On A Clear Day" by local filmmaker Melissa Banczak.
 
Starring local actors. Jeff Scotland, Angelica Rodenbeck, Bryan Saenz, and Guy Castonguay, "On A Clear Day" is the story of a childless ranching couple struggling to live a quiet life along Arizona/Mexico border. Embroiled in the politics of illegal immigration, they find an immigrant boy in the desert and must decide whether to turn him over to the Border Patrol or keep him and raise him as their own.
 
The screenings will be followed by a mixer, so, actors bings your headshots and get some networking in.
 
Come support local filmmaking! 

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Tucson: Beowulf Alley Theatre presents FROZEN, an Arizona Premiere

 


From: theatre@beowulfalley.org [mailto:theatre@beowulfalley.org]
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 2:30 PM
Subject: Frozen Press Release

September 3, 2006                                                   

 

 

 

Press Release

 

For Immediate Release

 

 

Beowulf Alley Theatre Company at 11 South 6th Avenue, Tucson, AZ 85701, announces the opening of its 2nd season with FROZEN by Byrony Lavery, on Saturday, September 16, 2006 at 7:30p. There will be two preview performances on Thursday and Friday, September 14 and 15 at 7:30p.  Directed by Stephen Elton, the cast includes: Leslie Abrams, Jonathan Northover and Delani Cody.

 

Full Season and Flex Season Tickets are currently on sale. Single Ticket prices range from $10.00-$18.00. There is a reduced rate for Preview and Thrifty Thursday performances. On Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays, there is a discount for seniors, students, and military.

 

Thursday through Saturday performances are at 7:30p and Sunday performances are at 1:30p. For reservations, please call 520-882-0555 or purchase online at www.beowulfalley.org.

 

Angry, humane and compassionate, the Tony-nominated FROZEN entwines the lives of a murderer, his psychologist, and the mother of his victims, as it explores -- in the wake of an act that would seem to rule out entirely -- our capacities for forgiveness, remorse, and change. “The almost thriller-like promise of the play’s climactic confrontation is like a time-bomb ticking in the back of your head.”

–Independent (London)

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Saturday, September 02, 2006

Tucson: Auditions SHOWBOAT VARIETY SHOW!

-----Original Message-----
From: Paige Swift [mailto:paigeswift@yahoo.com]
Sent: Saturday, September 02, 2006 1:15 PM
Subject: SHOWBOAT VARIETY SHOW!

Show off your talent at the Showboat Variety Show!

Auditions are being held on Sunday, September 10 from
2-5 pm at 111 E. Congress (across from Grill and near the intersection with
Scott). Call-backs for desired performers will be the following week.

The Showboat Variety Show is seeking unique, colorful, fun performers for
5-minute sets to be performed on Saturday, September 30, between 10pm-12am.
This is a free community show.

See you there!

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Tucson: Call for Actors and Production Interns, short film "Portrait of an American Family"

From the Tucson Film Office...
 
Call for Actors and Production Interns

Production interns and supporting roles are needed for the upcoming short Portrait of an American Family, directed by Pearry Teo, written by Edie Croxen, and starring award-winning actor Cole Braxton. Shooting will take place over two weekends in mid-October. Please contact producer Stephanie Joyce at sbjoyce@email.arizona.edu for more information.

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Tucson: Auditions for The Rogue Theatre production of Jean Genet's The Maids

Auditions for The Rogue Theatre production of Jean Genet’s The Maids, directed by Joseph McGrath, will be held on Saturday, September 9, 2006, at the Rogue Rehearsal Hall, 210 W. 5th Street (at the corner of 5th Street and 10th Avenue), Number 6, 2:00–4:30 PM. Please bring a prepared 2-minute classical monologue and a resume. Roles for 2 female actors, age 18–60, are available. Actors will be paid a stipend. Rehearsals begin November 1, with production dates January 11–28, 2007, at the Temple of Music & Art Cabaret Theatre. Please call 520-326-7354 or email director@theroguetheatre.org for audition appointment.

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Tucson: PA and Cameraman needed - documentary film

 

Production Assistant


Reply to: gigs-200895824@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-08-30, 10:05AM MST


LA based documentary filmmaker in Tucson working on a docu looking for an on-call PA for the months of Sept. and Oct. Must be quick on your feet, street-smart, tough and people friendly. Spanish speaker a plus.
Please send email (resume) if interested. Only serious inquiries please.
This a low-budget production, so there's no pay only meals and transportation included.

  • this is in or around Tucson, AZ
  • no -- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
  • Compensation: Meals and Transportation

On-call cameraman


Reply to: gigs-200894603@craigslist.org
Date: 2006-08-30, 10:03AM MST


LA based documentary filmmaker in Tucson working on a docu looking for an on-call cameraman with vast experience in shooting with a Panasonic DVX100B and documentary filmmaking -- for the months of Sept. and Oct. Spanish speaker a plus. Must be street-smart, tough, people friendly and detailed oriented.
Must have reel.
Please send email (resume) if interested. Only serious inquiries please.
This a low-budget production but there is pay and meals and transportation included (all within a very small buget).

  • this is in or around Tucson, AZ
  • no -- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
  • Compensation: Negotiable
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Tucson: The Gaslight Theatre auditions "Christmas in the Big Apple"

August 24, 2006 Becky Diaz – 886-9428

The Gaslight Theatre

will be holding auditions

Saturday September 9, 2006

for

Christmas in the Big Apple

Or “She’s Rotten to the Core!”

Showing: November 9, 2006 – January 6, 2007

Written and directed by Peter Van Slyke - Musical Direction by Linda Ackermann

12:00 – 2:00 PM

EXPERIENCED CHILDREN – ages 7 through 14. Please prepare a holiday tune of your choice to sing. An accompanist will be present; you will need to provide sheet music. No prerecorded accompanying music will be allowed at the audition.

2:00 – 3:30 PM

ADULTS – We are seeking ACTORS / SINGERS with strong voices, high energy, good
stage presents and entertaining personalities. Please bring two contrasting songs that
best show you vocal ability. Possible cold reading and light choreography.

Male Leads: ages 20-40; handsome and wholesome, must be able to sing and dance extremely well.

Character Males: ages 20-40; must be able sing, dance and improvise

Females: ages 20-35; pretty, wholesome, must be able to sing and dance very well.

Females: ages 20-35; pretty, wholesome, must be able to sing and dance extremely well.

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Who: Children, male and female actor / singers

What: Auditions for the 2006 Christmas Show

When: Saturday, September 9, 2006 /Children 12-2PM / Adults 2-3:30PM

Where: The Gaslight Theatre7010 E. Broadway Blvd., Tucson AZ 85710

Why: It’s your moment to shine!

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Tucson: Production Coordinator needed - short western film at Gammons Gulch

Production Coordinator Needed...


Reply to: orgendoner@yahoo.com
Date: 2006-08-31, 3:13PM MST


Calling all aspiring Production Coordinators... We are doing a short western film out at Gammons Gulch the first weekend in November. Looking for someone local to Arizona interested primarily in credit and experience as we are operating on a very low budget. Please call Laura for further information... 818-554-7345... or E-mail

  • this is in or around Gammons Gulch
  • no -- it's NOT ok to contact this poster with services or other commercial interests
  • Compensation: Copy, credit, meals and hotel room for the duration of the shoot.
Information about Gammons Gulch Movie Set: http://www.gammonsgulch.com/
 

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Tucson: Actors wanted for educational workshops at UA

________________________________

From: hllywdEMB@netscape.net
Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 2:03 PM
Subject: [Tucson Actors] Actors wanted for educational purposes

The graduating seniors of the UA's Dept. of Media Arts BFA filmmaking
program are
seeking actors to work with them in class on scenes from their scripts,
which they are
now in the process of casting.

The goal of these workshops are to give directing students experience and
training in
how to communicate with actors, how to give adjustments and how to use
improvisation
exercises to help get to the heart of the scene. Workshops will take place
in class on
Monday and Wednesday from 2:00pm to 3:15 pm. All ages and types are welcome:

Please contact Eli Benavidez at hllywd@email.arizona.edu
<mailto:hllywd%40email.arizona.edu> or at 480-209-6446

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Tucson: Upcoming Courses at The Studio for Actors

 


From: The Studio for Actors [mailto:acting-courses@the-studio-for-actors.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 12:28 PM
Subject: Announcement: Upcoming Courses at The Studio for Actors


Here are some of the upcoming courses offered at The Studio for Actors in Tucson:

Scene Study

Tuesday evenings, 6:15-8:30pm
September 19th through November 6th
8 weeks, $45/week
Showcase in early November
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/scene-study-courses.htm

Accent Reduction

Friday evenings, 6:15-8:30pm
September 29th through October 10th
4 weeks, $45/week
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/accent-reduction.htm

On-Camera Film Acting

Friday evenings, 6:15-8:30pm
October 27th through December 8th (no class on 11/24)
6 weeks, $50/week
Prerequisite: Audition Technique I
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/on-camera-film-acting.htm

Audition Technique I

Monday evenings, 6:15-8:30pm
Ongoing (call 881-2363 for details and to sign up)
6 weeks, $45/week
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/acting-auditon-technique-1.htm

Advanced Audition Technique

Monday evenings, 6:15-8:30pm
Ongoing (call 881-2363 for details and to sign up)
$40/week
Prerequisite: Audition Technique I
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/audition-technique-3.htm

Monologues

Private study, by appointment (call 881-2363 for details)
$60 per 1.5 hour session
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/monologue.htm

All courses at The Studio are taught by Anna Risley, who has had many speaking roles in SAG Feature Films along with Movies made for Network Television and Miniseries.  (Most of her films were cast and shot in NYC, some in LA, and a few in Phoenix and Tucson.)  Because of her acting experience, she knows exactly what casting directors want at an audition, and what directors hope for from a performance.  Ms. Risley has owned and run The Studio for Actors since 1986.

The evening classes listed above are multi-week courses.  However, if your schedule prevents you from attending all of the consecutive sessions, in most cases you may make up an absence by booking a private session outside of class for $60 for an hour-and-a-half session.

For more information on these and other courses at The Studio for Actors, please visit:
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com

For more information on Anna Risley, please visit:
http://www.the-studio-for-actors.com/acting-coach.htm


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Tucson: Free Lecture and Work Demonstration - Actor's Gymnasium.

________________________________

From: dgreenwood@prescott.edu
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 11:08 AM
Subject: [Tucson Actors] Free Lecture and Work Demonstration - Actor's
Gymnasium.

Actor's Gymnasium in participation with Prescott College Tucson Center
presents a free lecture and work demonstration entitled "Meyerhold and
Biomechanics." Monday September 18th, 7:30 p.m. at Prescott College
Tucson Center, 2233 E. Speedway Blvd. All interested actors,
directors, and theatre aficionados are invited. Discussion session
will follow. Contact David Greenwood (520) 591-2476,
dgreenwood@prescott.edu <mailto:dgreenwood%40prescott.edu> for additional
information or questions.

Vsevolod Meyerhold was executed in the basement of a Moscow prison in
1940, having been arrested for espionage and counter-revolutionary
activities by Stalin's henchmen. For thirty plus years prior he had
been an innovative and controversial director and actor, bringing the
ideas of Commedia, various Oriental Theatres and Circus into a
practice that resulted in a radical transformation and understanding
of modern theatre. The pre-expressive training techniques, known as
Biomechanics, which he developed with actors in workshops over years,
focuses on the basic skills of precision, balance, coordination,
efficiency, rhythm, expressiveness, playfulness and discipline, and
responsiveness.

Actor's Gymnasium is a free workshop open to all interested actors and
directors. Actor's Gymnasium meets on Saturdays from 2 - 4 p.m. and
Mondays from 7:30 - 9:00 p.m. at Prescott College Tucson Center.

Prescott College is a regionally accredited institution dedicated to
environmental and social justice concerns and offers Bachelors and
Masters Degrees in Liberal Arts fields, including Theatre Arts.

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Friday, September 01, 2006

Tucson: 3 UA student films - Open Auditions - September 9th, 2006

-----Original Message-----
From: rskeels@email.arizona.edu
Subject: [Tucson Actors] Open Film Auditions - September 9th, 2006
Casting Call for Three Short Films

Reply to: rskeels@email.arizona.edu

Film Title: Say Cheese!
Plot: One little girl is tired of bad school pictures and this year, she's
going to do something about it, even if it means la vida de detention.
Writer/Director: Rebecca Skeels Trujillo
Cinematographer: Matt Brailey
Length: 10min
Medium: HD
Production Dates: October 14, 15, 21 and 22, 2006
Pay: No pay, but on set meals will be provided and if necessary, local
transportation to and from the set will also be provided, a DVD of the final
film and invitation to the local premiere.

Auditions: Saturday, September 9th, 2006. Walk-in's 2pm-5pm. Auditions will
be held in the Harvill Building on the UA campus in room 102. The building
is located on 2nd street just west of Mountain.

Contact Information: rskeels@email.arizona.edu, 623-521-9794 Additional
information: SAG ok, call for appointment. Please bring headshot if
applicable.

Characters still needed to be cast:

Mrs. Norma McLoogle (60s-80s) Caucasian or African American Female with
silvery hair and unique facial features. She is strict and scary school
photographer.
Featured role.

Jes?s (11-13) Pref. Latino Male, but will audition any type. Jes?s is the
bad boy of the class, but he also happens to be X?chi's crush! English
speaking role. No acting experience is necessary but must be enthusiastic
and available for late summer rehearsals and October Weekends. Supporting
role.

Bobby (13-15) Older brother of Xochi. Latino. Spanish proficiency is a plus,
but not necessary. Supporting.

Panchito (5-7) Younger brother. Spanish proficiency is necessary. Featured.

Students (10-13) All types, some will have speaking roles. We will need
about 20 kids to play extras for one-two days. Extras.

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Reply to: kellid@email.arizona.edu

Film Title: Missing
Plot: One of the greatest fears a mother has is of losing her child. The
panic and anguish that occurs when a child disappears is a fright that is
worse than any other mishap or emergency. Children also have a mind of their
own, and sometimes they make decisions that do not make sense to adults and
can cause distress and concern.My story deals with the choices of children
and the panic and fear felt by a mother.
Writer/Director: Kelli Dickinson
Cinematographer: Jim Le
Length: 10min
Medium: DV
Production Dates: Fall 2006
Pay: No pay but onset meals, a DVD of the final film and invitation to the
local premiere.

Auditions: Saturday, September 9th, 2006. Walk-in's 2pm-5pm. Auditions will
be held in the Harvill Building on the UA campus in room 102. The building
is located on 2nd street just west of Mountain.

Contact Information: kellid@email.arizona.edu Additional information: SAG
ok. Please bring headshot is applicable.

Missing Character list:

Elizabeth: age 30. She is a young, single mom of one. Her son Daniel is her
life, and she has worked hard to provide for him. Looking for someone who is
Caucasian and fit.

Daniel: age 5. Daniel is Elizabeth's son. He is a sweet young boy, who loves
his superheroes and is very curious about many things around him. Caucasian.

Officer #1: age 26. A young police officer new to the force, he wants to
prove himself to his older partner and is eager to help on any case. Fit,
and well built, will audition any type

Officer #2: Mid 40's. An older officer who has seen many things in his
career, he's worked on several missing children calls yet does not
understand how a parent could be so careless as to misplace a child. He has
no children. Any type.

Bill: age 37. He is Elizabeth's neighbor and has two children, the youngest
of which is Daniels age. Any type.

Tommy: age 5. He is Daniels good friend and is still just as innocent as
Daniel, though he really likes GI Joes over superheroes. Will audition all
types.

Mrs. King: age 33. She is Tommy's mom, and is a stay at home mom while her
husband works. She's caring, but very relaxed when it comes to enforcing
rules. Will audition all types.

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Reply to: hllywd@email.arizona.edu

Title: The Electric Sleep
Plot: Film noir with a sci-fi twist, in a world where not everything is as
it seems.
Writer/Director: Matt Brailey
Cinematographer: Rebecca Skeels Trujillo
Length: 10min
Medium: DV
Production Dates: Fall 2006
Pay: No pay, but on set meals will be provided and if necessary, local
transportation to and from the set will also be provided, a DVD of the final
film and invitation to the local premiere.

Auditions: Saturday, September 9th, 2006. Walk-in's 2pm-5pm. Auditions will
be held in the Harvill Building on the UA campus in room 102. The building
is located on 2nd street just west of Mountain.

Contact Information: brailey@email.arizona.edu Additional information: SAG
ok. Please call or email for appointment time.

Characters:

Mike: 30's, a pretty normal guy leading a mundane life, but all of that is
about to change. Can he handle it?

Maria: Seductive and beautiful. 20's/30's. Blonde. The femme fetale of the
story.

Boyfriend: 30's/40's. Any type. There's more to this tough guy than we know.

Bartender: any age, any type. The rough kind of guy whose lead a hard life.

Bar patrons: Any type, any age. Working class types. Looking for unique
characters.

For a more in depth character description or to make an appointment, please
contact casting director, Eli Cordova, at hllywd@email.arizona.edu.

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Tucson: Lesbian Shorts III - Tickets On Sale Now

-----Original Message-----
From: Ry [mailto:kyrademon@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, September 01, 2006 1:14 AM

Subject: Lesbian Shorts III - Tickets On Sale Now

LESBIAN SHORTS III, the Bloody Unicorn Theater Company's third annual
festival of original one-act plays with a Sapphic slant, is coming back
bigger than ever before. LESBIAN SHORTS III features plays of every sort,
from serious drama to farcical comedy, with the common thread of a lesbian
character or relationship as a central element.
This year's festival premieres a total of 9 new shows, on two alternating
bills, along with bellydance and original cabaret performances.

When: Sept. 14, 16, 17, & 22, 23, 24 at 7:30 pm, plus matinees at 2:30 PM on
Saturdays & Sundays ****Wine and Cheese Social and Raffle following
matinees****

Where: Temple of Music and Art, 330 S. Scott Ave, Cabaret Theater, upstairs

More information, including the full schedule of shows, is available at:
www.BloodyUnicorn.com

Tickets are $12 for one show (Series A or B) or get a special Festival Pass
to see both Series A and B on any two nights for only $20.
Reserve tickets by calling (520) 990-3628 or e-mailing kyraroc@yahoo.com, or
online at www.BloodyUnicorn.com. Check out Lesbian Shorts III on MySpace:
www.myspace.com/lesbianshorts

There will also be a **One Night Only Special Command Performance in
Scottsdale** at Entertainment Alley, 2200 N. Scottsdale Road, at 8:00 PM on
Friday, Sept. 15th for a featured price of $15.

Series A will be performed September 14, 16, and 17 at 7:30 PM, and
September 23 and 24 at 2:30 PM. Series A plays are: 10014 by Barbara Kahn,
Struck by Scott Tobin, Just Sex (Jazz Hands) by Linda Suzuki, Here Come the
Brides by Phoebe Weiss, and Hot Re-Strike by Linda Suzuki, plus performances
by Dragstar Cabaret and Revo Lution.

Series B will be performed September 16 and 17 at 2:30 PM, and September 22,
23, and 24 at 7:30 PM. Series B features: Second Kiss by Andrea Lepcio, The
Edge of Ross Island by EM Lewis, gender by Larry Kunofsky, and Man On Dog by
Ry Herman, plus performances by the Midriff Crisis Bellydance Troupe and
others.

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Tucson: Pippi Longstocking at PCC

 


From: Elizabeth Craig [mailto:betsyk1968@gmail.com]
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 10:50 AM
Subject: Pippi Longstocking at PCC

Pima Community College Theatre Arts Department is pleased to present PIPPI LONGSTOCKING opening September 27th-October8th.  This delightful story is appropriate for kids of all ages. Call the PCC CFA box office at 206-6986 for more information or contact Betsy Kruse Craig at betsyk1968@gmail.com
Thanks!!

--
Katharine Hepburn - "Life is hard. After all, it kills you."  
 

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Tucson: Beowulf Alley Theatre audition for a male actor

 


From: theatre@beowulfalley.org [mailto:theatre@beowulfalley.org]
Sent: Thursday, August 31, 2006 8:30 AM
To: Bill Dell
Subject:

For Immediate Release:

 
Beowulf Alley Theatre Company, at 11 South 6 Avenue, will hold an audition for a male actor for the production of FICTION on September 7th, 2006 from 6p-9p. 
 
We are looking for a male actor to play the lead part of Michael Waterman a novelist, Age 35-50.
 
The rehearsals will start the end of September. Actor must be available for evening and weekend rehearsals.
 
A stipend will be paid.
 
Please send an e-mail to theatre@beowulfalley.org to request an appointment or you may call 622-4460.
 
A synopsis of the play is below.
 
 
Fiction by Steven Dietz
Run Dates: November 4 – November 26
 
Every relationship has its secrets.
 
Linda and Michael Waterman are a happily married couple, both successful writers. When Linda faces a life-threatening illness, they decide to share their diaries with one another--and the boundaries between past and present, fact and fiction, trust and betrayal begin to break down. This intelligent and perceptive play peers into the private world of a husband and wife facing truths that were better left unsaid.
 
"Everything about the play has an elegance and richness our theater sees too seldom."-- New York Daily News.

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