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GHOSTS Submission - Classic Play Reading Series Auditions

Classic Play Reading Series

Posted May 10, 2011

This audition closed on May 18, 2011. View current auditions →

SHOWCASE

GHOSTS – Photo / Resume Request

Classic Play Reading Series (NYC) Equity Showcase, approval pending; $500 stipend

Artistic Director/Director: Emmy Frank

By Henrik Ibsen

1st rehearsal: 6/14/11.

Performs: 7/7 – 7/10, 7/14 – 7/17 (7:30pm, 6pm on Sundays), at the Merchant’s House Museum- Secret Garden. 29 East 4th Street, New York, NY.

NYC auditions will be held on an upcoming date TBD, by appointment.

For consideration, email picture and resume to:
GhostsCasting@gmail.com

Deadline for submissions: May 18, 2011

STORY LINE: Oswald returns home to his family in the country when he learns he is dying. Secrets about his family’s past come out to reveal that Regina is Oswald’s half sister and their unfaithful father passed down syphilis to him.

Seeking:

Oswald Alving:

20s, artistic, east village hipster type. Has feelings for Regina and comes home to live with his mother after he finds out he’s dying.

Mrs. Helene Alving:

40s-60s, Oswald’s wealthy mother, she has begun to rebel against traditional religious and social values. Her guilt forces her to tell her son the truth about his father’s infidelities.

Regina Engstrand:

20s, outwardly shy and timid, secretly strong willed and ambitious. Engstrand’s daughter, Mrs. Alving’s maid, and Oswald’s object of affection. Often peppers her language with French to impress the upper class.

Jakob Engstrand:

40s-60s, Regina’s alcoholic father who aspires to open an “establishment” for sailors. He manipulates stories to make himself look like a martyr.

Pastor Manders:

40s-60s, the local priest. Extremely pious, close minded, judgmental, and naïve. Is opening an orphanage with Mrs. Alving. Is easily shocked by the truth about the Alving family’s unsavory history.

Mission Statement:

The Classic Play Reading Series strives to update classic plays and musicals to make them more relevant, thought provoking, and enjoyable for modern audiences.

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