Bay Street Theatre Announces Auditions For Main Stage Productions 4/1

Bay Street Theatre is getting ready for the 20th Mainstage Season beginning May 31. Local equity and non-equity actors are encouraged to audition for roles in Betty's Summer Vacation and other upcoming productions.

Betty's Summer Vacation - EPAs in Sag Harbor, NY
Bay Street Theatre
Category: Performer
Description:
Bay Street Theatre (Sag Harbor, NY) LORT C
Artistic Directors: Sybil Christopher and Murphy Davis
1ST Rehearsal: 6/13/11 in NYC. Tech begins Sag Harbor 6/30/11.
Runs: July 5- July 31, 2011 in Sag Harbor

Seeking:

Betty:
A nice, fairly normal young woman, late 20s. Sensible, does her best to be reasonable

Trudy:
Friendly, chatty, needy, rather desperate underneath. Bit younger than Betty.

Keith:
Sensitive, quiet, mysterious. Late 20s. Finds it hard to be around people. Seems sweet, seems weird.

Buck:
Handsome, sexy lout-hunk. Might look like a beach guy out of Baywatch . Unabashedly sexist, on the make all the time.

Mrs. Siezmagraff:
Lively, vibrant woman, mid-40s. Oblivious to anyone else's discomfort. Auntie Mame-ish.

Mr. Vanislaw:
An insane derelict who exposes himself to women in bathrooms; naked except for raincoat and sneakers. A little scary, but also just insane. Happy in his way 40-60.

3 Voices (2 male; 1 female):
They laugh, they applaud. They live in the ceiling.

Audition Information
When: Bay Street Theatre
Equity Principal Auditions:
Friday, April 1, 2011
10 AM - 6 PM
Lunch from 1 - 2.

Where: at the Bay Street Theatre
Corner of Bay and Main Street
Sag Harbor, NY

Notes/What to bring: No phone calls in advance. No advanced appointment necessary. A sign up sheet will be posted at the theatre on the day of the audition.
Prepare a brief monologue (2 minutes max.). Bring picture and resume, stapled together

Bay Street Theatre is a not-for-profit institution presenting new, classic and contemporary works with a commitment to challenging and entertaining our diverse community. This commitment extends to educational programs for all ages to foster the continued value of theatre as a vital art form for future generations.

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