TITANIC & ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE - STAGEStheatre Non Equity Auditions

Posted May 25, 2013
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TITANIC & ACTOR'S NIGHTMARE - STAGEStheatre

Titanic and The Actors Nightmare


August 24th - September 21st
Saturdays and Sundays at 5pm

Written by Christopher Durang
Directed by Wade Williamson

Leonardo DiCaprio does NOT make an appearance in this TITANIC, a dirty-minded little comedy about family values - but Richard and Victoria do (accompanied by their son Teddy, a 20 year old, who dresses like he’s 12). A terrible argument ensues, including threats of divorce, extra-marital affairs and then things get strange - bondage happens, clothes go missing, people run about in their underwear and hide small animals in intimate body parts. We said it got stranger… did we forget to mention there’s an iceberg too? As an opener to TITANIC, THE ACTOR’S NIGHTMARE is a short comic play involving an accountant named George, who is mistaken for an actor's understudy and forced to perform in a play for which he doesn't know any of the lines.

Auditions Saturday June 22nd, 10am – 1pm

Possible Callbacks: Sunday June 23rd Times: T.B.D.

Rehearsals will begin in late June or early July

For auditions please prepare 16 bars of music in your key and wear clothes you can move in. We will also be reading sides from the script.

For questions, contact the director at: mrwadzee@yahoo.com

NOW CASTING

“The Actor’s Nightmare”

George Spelvin (male, 20s-30s) – A confused accountant thrown into a stage play that he has never heard of or rehearsed

Meg, the stage manager (female, 20s-30s) – Pleasant, efficient. Steps in onstage to play several roles

Sarah Siddons (female, 30s-40s) – A glamorous actress

Dame Ellen Terry (female, 20s-30s) – Actress, perhaps slightly younger than Sarah

Henry Irving (male, 28-33) – Grand, Shakespearean actor

“Titanic”

Victoria Tammurai (female, 40s-50s) – Expensively dressed, with a slight world weariness

Richard Tammurai (male, 40s-60s) – Her husband. Old money, possibly English accent

Teddy Tammurai, their son (male, 20 years old) – He is dressed (and treated) like a 14 year old by his clueless parents

Lidia (female, 20s) – The Captain’s Daughter, who exhibits several “personalities” in the play. She also sings.

The Captain (male, 40s-60s) – “Very distinguished looking”, but often a bit clueless, as well

Higgins, the sailor (male, 20s-30s) – Muscular, good looking, of possible Nordic descent

NOTE: Some of the actors in TITANIC will also be cast in THE ACTOR’S NIGHTMARE

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