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Flower Mound Performing Arts Theatre Announces Auditions: 1/3 and 1/4

By: Dec. 27, 2010
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FMPAT is pleased to announce auditions for Laundry & Bourbon/Lone Star by James McLure January 3rd and 4th.

Laundry & Bourbon/Lonestar
by James McLure
Directed by Eric Dormuret
Produced by Scott Kirkham

Auditions by appointment on Monday & Tuesday evenings, January 3 & 4th at the theatre, 830 Parker Square, Flower Mound. To schedule an appointment, please email your name & requested day/time to FMPATheatre@aol.com. FMPAT does not accept headshots and resumes by e-mail.

The role of Hattie has been cast. At this time, there are no AEA contracts available for this production.

Rehearsals begin January 12th.

Performances run February 10 - 20, 2011.

For the audition: Please prepare 2 contrasting contemporary monologues, and bring a headshot and resume. Callbacks (if needed) will be held on Wednesday, Jan. 5th.

Roles available:

Elizabeth Caulder - 28 - 40, Strong sensuous woman. Intelligent but underdeveloped. Would be capable of handling most men other than Roy, her husband. Therein lies the attraction. A woman devoid of self-pity. A forth right person who would call your bluff.

Amy Lee Fullerony - 28 - 40, - Bright, sassy, spoiled. Baptist to the teeth. Given to gossip. Life revolves around the country club. An old enemy of Hattie's.

Roy 28 - 40, lean, tough, beginnings of a beer gut. Jeans, boots, and a cowboy hat. Uneducated, belligerent, his army service has nearly given him a sense of irony. Nearly. He voted for Nixon, likes John Wayne movies, and thinks Raquel Welch is a great actress.

Ray 20 - 35, Roy's younger brother. Simple. Does not know what irony is. Wears a John Deere hat. Probably sleeps in it.

Cletis, 25 - 40, a friend of Ray's. A wide-eyed a-hole. His life should have been terminated in high school. He married the first girl he dated that didn't spit on him. She married him because of his father's appliance store. He works there. Gets lost in the stock room. Has a plastic pocket pencil holder. Sleeps with it.

Locations: Maynard, Texas mid 1970s.
L&B - The Caulder Home back porch.
Lone Star - Behind Angel's Bar at 1 o'clock am.



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