Auditions For Dominion Stage's GLORIOUS! To Be Held 7/13-14

Glorious! is a comedy by Peter Quilter, presented and produced by Dominion Stage. The show is directed by Patrick M. Doneghy and stage managed by David M. Moretti.

The joyful Florence Foster Jenkins had a passion for singing, but a voice of disastrous proportions which left audiences crying with laughter. Spinning from her bizarre recording sessions, unbelievable recitals and an ultimate triumph at New York's Carnegie Hall - this is a true, heart-warming story about a group of eccentric friends who lived their dreams.

Auditions for this show are set to be held Monday, July 13 and Tuesday, July 14 from 7 - 9 p.m. at the Arlington Cultural Affairs/Theater on the Run 3700 S. Four Mile Run Drive Arlington, VA 22206. Auditions will be cold reading from the script.

Call backs will be held on Wednesday, July 15. 

Performances will be weekends: September 25 - October 11, 2009.

Character Descriptions:

Florence – (60’s - 70’s) An eccentric, energetic American lady in the twilight of her years. Delightfully upbeat and optimistic verging on delusion.  Must be able to sing badly; well. (Soprano)

Cosme McMoon – (Late 20’s – early 30’s) An attractive, slightly effeminate young man. A pianist (practical player not required).  Witty and sarcastic.

St Clair - (60’s - 70’s) Florence’s English boyfriend (Must do an English Accent). An English gentlemen and a larger than life theatrical character.

Dorothy – (60’s) Florence’s best friend.  Sweet and effervescent. The ultimate Florence supporter. Maria – Florence’s Mexican cook and maid. Surly, stubborn and very much set in her ways (Must speak fluent Spanish).

Mrs. Verrinder-Gedge – A bullish and feisty American socialite. A force of nature and self proclaimed voice of the people.

For more information, email marketing@dominionstage.org.

Dominion Stage is an all-volunteer community theater organization; all roles are unpaid.  All cast members are required to join Dominion Stage as a performance member.

For more information, visit www.DominionStage.org

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