2009-2010 General Auditions (1940's Radio Hour, Reefer Madness)

Artistic Differences Theatre Company

Sunday, July 26 1-4 PM and Monday, July 27 7-10 PM

Artistic Differences' Christmas Carolers will be held on July 28th from 7 to 10pm.
Callbacks for Reefer Madness will be held on July 29th from 6 to 10pm.
Callbacks for 1940s Radio Hour will be held on July 30th from 6 to 10pm. You will be notified via email whether you are called back for any productions.

Radio Hour - December 2009, Reefer Madness - Spring 2010

The Studio Theater 1028 R Street Sacramento, CA 95814

(916) 708-3449
kelly@artisticdifferences.net
artisticdifferences.net

Director: 1940's Radio Hour - Graham Greene
Director: Reefer Madness - Christine Nicholson
Choreography: Gino Platina

4 headshots and resumes stapled together, sheet music in the appropriate key

Actors should prepare:

One 32-bar standard musical theatre selection One 32-bar contemporary musical theatre selection One 1-minute contemporary monologue

The entire audition should last no longer than 3 minutes in length.

Actors over the age of 16. Artistic Differences seeks strong, versatile performers who sing, act and move extremely well. Minorities are strongly encouraged to audition.

We will also utilize the general auditions for any other special events we have throughout the season, including Christmas Caroling for corporate and private functions during the holiday season.

Please arrive 15 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment to fill out any necessary paperwork.

If you cannot attend the general auditions and would still like to be considered for Artistic Differences' 2009-2010 season, please email a youtube submission to Maggie Hollinbeck at maggie@artisticdifferences.net.

2009-2010 General Auditions

Various

Capital Stage

Saturday, August 1, 2009, 10 am - 5 pm by appointment only.

For an appointment, please email casting@capstage.org between July 1-15 and include:

Your name, your email address and phone number(s), your equity status, whether you are a local or non-local actor, and any time preferences or limitations on your availability between 10 am – 5 pm on August 1. We will call or email you by Tuesday, July 21 to let you know the time of your audition, if one is available for you.

Various: September 2009 - June 2010

Various: October 2009 - June 2010. For details capstage.org/thePlaysSeason0910.htm

Delta King Theatre, 1000 Front Street, Sacramento 95814

Aboard the Delta King in Old Sacramento. Metered street parking or hourly parking in garages.

casting@capstage.org
capstage.org

Directors: Various

These are general auditions for our 2009-2010 season, which includes Speech & Debate, Santaland Diaries, Fiction, Someone Who'll Watch Over Me, and Hunter Gatherers. For more info visit: capstage.org/thePlaysSeason0910.htm

Two contrasting monologues for a combined total of 3 minutes. Singing not discouraged, but no accompanist provided. Please bring a headshot and resume listing productions in which you’ve performed, the names of the directors of these productions, and the names of the two pieces you've prepared.

Equity and non-Equity males and females

Yes

Capital Stage operates under Actor’s Equity Association’s Small Professional Theatre, Tier 3 contract. Audition slots will be given to Equity actors on a first-come, first-served basis for up to 75% of the appointments. The remaining appointments will be available to non-union actors who did not participate in Capital Stage’s general auditions in 2008.

Annual General Audition

Chautauqua Playhouse

Sunday June 28 - These auditions are by appointment only. For an audition time, please email auditions@cplayhouse.org.  Include your name, email address, callback  phone number, and a preferred hour (between 5 and 9 pm).

July - June

Various - August 2009 - June 2010

5325 Engle Road, Carmichael 95608

In the La Sierra Community Center, between Walnut and Garfield

916 489-7529
auditions@cplayhouse.org
cplayhouse.org

These are general auditions for our five season shows: "Picasso at the Lapin Agile", "A View from the Bridge", "Maternal Instincts", "The Bad Seed" and "Charley's Aunt".

Please bring a monologue or prepared reading no longer than 2 minutes

Big River: The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn

Music and Lyrics by Roger Miller; Book by William Hauptman

Magic Circle Theatre

July 13 and 14 at 8:00pm

July 15 at 8:00pm

July 20 - September 10; Mon.-Thur. between 7:00-10:00pm

September 11 - October 10, 2009; Fri. and Sat. at 8:00pm; Sun. at 2:00pm

241 Vernon Street, Roseville CA 95678

Take I-80 to the Atlantic/Eureka exit. Take Atlantic Street into downtown Roseville.

916-782-1777
brent@mcircle.org
mcircle.org/shows/big_river/index.html

Director - Brent Null; Musical Director - Jennifer Vaughn; Choreographer - Christi Axelson

Winner of seven Tony awards including Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book of a Musical! Winner of eight Drama Desk awards including Outstanding Music and Lyrics! Mark Twain's timeless classic sweeps us down the mighty Mississippi as the irrepressible Huck Finn helps his friend Jim, a slave, escape to freedom at the mouth of the Ohio River. Their adventures along the way are hilarious, suspenseful and heartwarming, bringing to life your favorite characters from the novel-the Widow Douglas and her stern sister, Miss Watson; the uproarious King and Duke, who may or may not be as harmless as they seem; Huck's partner in crime, Tom Sawyer, and their rowdy gang of pals; Huck's drunken father, the sinister Pap Finn; the lovely Mary Jane Wilkes and her trusting family. Propelled by an award winning score from Roger Miller, the king of country music, this jaunty journey provides a brilliantly theatrical celebration of pure Americana.

Be prepared with 16 bars of a song from a Broadway show (but not from Big River) and come dressed for movement. Headshots and Resumes are a plus.

All roles are open, with several roles for African-Americans. Cast requirements of 7 Women and 14 Men: some actors will play more than one role. Ages range from 13-70.

Charlotte's Web

Joseph Robinette

Stage Nine Theatre

Monday, July 13 at 7:00pm

Tuesday, July 14 at 7:00pm

Aug. 13 - Sept. 10 on Sun, Mon, Tues, Wed, Thurs, from 7-9:30.

Performances are Sept. 18 through Nov. 8 on Sat. & Sun. at 1:00pm and Sept. 18 & 19 at 7:00 plus 2-3 Wed. mornings for school groups.

717 Sutter Street, Historic Folsom 95630

Hwy 50 to Folsom Blvd. into Folsom--take the Sutter Street exit

For auditon info: (916) 646-9459 - Theatre (916) 353-1001
aschmeltz@earthlink.net
stageninefolsom.com

Allen Schmeltz

This is the well known story of "Charlotte's Web" with all the charm and lesson of friendship of the original E.B. White book.

Headshot or photo and resume if you have them

Fern Arable: A young girl - will consider ages 9-15
John Arable: Adult of appropriate age to be Fern's Father
Martha Arable: Adult of appropriate age to be Fern's Mother
Avery Arable: Male, older brother to Fern - age will depend on the casting of Fern, 10-18 range
Homer Zuckerman: Male, uncle of Fern - age 20's - 30's
Edith Zuckerman: Female, aunt of Fern - age late teen to 20's - 30's
Lurvy: Male, hired hand - can be any age from older teen to older adult
Wilber: A pig - Male or female - should be small in stature, age child to early teen
Templeton: A rat - Male or female, age child to adult
Charlotte: A spider - Female, age child to adult
Goose, Gander, Sheep, Lamb: - Any age, Goose must be female and Gander male
Reporter, Photographer, Judges, Announcer, Uncle (a pig): These can play multiple roles and may be cast from the above actors.

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The Code of Whiskey King

music by Ken Kligerman, book and lyrics by Leo McElroy

West Sacramento Community Theater

July 12 @ 6:30 p.m. & July 13 @ 7:30 p.m.

TBA

July 20 - Oct. 1; Mon thru Thurs 7 p.m. - 10 p.m.

Oct. 2 - 24; Fri & Sat @ 8 p.m., Sun @ 2 p.m.

Audition room - 205 Stone Blvd., West Sacramento, CA 95691

From Hwy 50, Jefferson Blvd. exit, South on Jefferson, right on Stone Blvd. end of park on left blue building

916 491-1085
wsct@hotmail.com
WestSacTheater.com

Tim Castleberry, director; Ken Kligerman, musical director

It is the 1870's in a small California mining town, where the Gold Rush is mostly just a memory. A stranger from the East comes looking for gold, but winds up staving off starvation by becoming the town telegrapher, unfazed by the town's lack of a telegraph line. Befriended by a Native American outcast and a young Chinese immigrant, he deals with blighted romance and rampant hostility, spiced with wry musical commentary on the life and times of the American West.

Bring resume, photo and sheet music

May have some actors playing musical instruments, guitar, piano (bring guitar)

Abel, the "telegrapher," a con man who develops a conscience. Any ethnicity. Male, aged 30 and up. Sings a wide range of songs.
Charlie, the young Native American, angry and rebellious. Native American or Hispanic preferred.. Male, late teen or young adult. Sings.
George, the young Chinese immigrant, earnest and studious, speaks very good English. Asian preferred. Male, late teen oryoung adult. Sings. Tenor preferred.
Nan, the dance hall hostess and ex-schoolteacher, reluctant love interest. Any ethnicity. Female aged 30 and up. Sings a range of songs.
Mike, the town bully. Any ethnicity. Male, aged 30 and up. Sings. Baritone or Bass preferred.
Lovey, the saloon owner, a scheming boss. Any ethnicity. Female aged 40 and up. Sings.
Item, a young saloon girl, defiant at times but unhappy with her life. Any ethnicity. Female young adult. Sings.
All other roles potentially sing some lines or take part in group songs:
Uncle Victor, the aging, ineffectual town sheriff. Any ethnicity. Older male.
Yoak, a fussy, nasty shopkeeper. Any ethnicity. Male 40 plus.
Roger the Rounder, a gambler and ladies' man. Any ethnicity. Adult male.
Chief Striped Horse, an older Native American, dignified and wise. Native American or Hispanic preferred. Older male.
Jiggs, the bartender, earnest but not too bright. Any ethnicity. Adult male.
Peter, the saloon piano player. A few lines, Any ethnicity. Adult male.
Various saloon patrons, saloon hostesses, and townspeople. All ages and ethnicities.

Fiddler on the Roof

Book by Joseph Stein, Music by Jerry Bock, Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick

Runaway Stage Productions (Broadway Stage)

July 12 and 13 at 7:00 pm (no appt necessary)

tbd

Rehearsals begin approx 7/20.  Mon-Thurs 7:30-10:30pm, Sat 1:00-5:30pm, Sun 5:30-9:30pm.  Not everyone is called to every rehearsal.

Sep 4 -27, 2009; Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 pm and Sundays at 2:00 pm

24th Street Theatre, 2791 24th Street, Sacramento 95818

On 24th Street between Castro Way and 4th Avenue.
Free parking available on the street and in lots behind the theatre.

(916) 207-1226
frontoffice@runawaystage.com
runawaystage.com

Directed by Bob Baxter

Attempting to live a normal life filled with Jewish traditions in early twentieth century Russia, Tevye, a dairyman, is searching for appropriate husbands for his three eldest daughters - Tzeital, Hodel and Chava. In a break of tradition, his daughters refuse to accept the wishes of the matchmaker, Yente, and their father. Instead, the marry men that they love. Meanwhile, Russians are instigating terrible pogroms against the Jewish people in Russia. In the end, the Jews of Anatevka are forced to leave their homes and Tevye is determined to start a better life in a new land.

Headshot, resume and a prepared song in your key with Sheet Music.
Also bring shoes appropriate for dance/movement audition.

Bottle Dancers

The role of Tevye will be played by Bob Baxter.
Golde, Female, 40-55, Mezzo (Tevye's wife)
Tzeital, Female, 18-25, Mezzo (Oldest daughter)
Hodel, Female, 17-25, Mezzo (2nd Oldest daughter)
Chava, Female, 16-23, Mezzo (3rd Oldest daughter)
Shprintze, Female, 10-16 (daughter)
Bielke, Female, 8-14 (daughter)
Motel, Male, 18-27, Tenor
Lazar Wolf; Male, 35-55, Baritone
Yente, Female, 50-75, Alto
Perchik, Male, 21-30, Tenor
Several great Cameo roles for Men and Women Large Ensemble

Footloose

Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie, Music by Tom Snow

American River College, Theatre Arts Department

July 13 and July 14 at 7pm

July 15 and tba

July 16 - Oct. 8, 2009 (with a two-week break)

October 9-25, 2009

4700 College Oak Drive, Sacramento, CA  95841

From Hwy 80, go east on Madison and right on College Oak Dr. From Sunrise Blvd. go west on Madison and left on College Oak Dr.  Park at Myrtle in D.

(916) 484-8542 (Sam Williams), or 484-8433 (ARC Arts Division)
willias@arc.losrios.edu

Directed/Choreographed by Sam Williams.  Vocal Directed by Tracy Martin Shearer.

This musical is based on the hit movie of the same name.  It is the story of a big city kid who moves to a small town and shakes up the status quo by challenging the town's ban on dancing.  It's 1980's top-40 pop/rock score has garnered both Oscar and Tony nominations.  Footloose celebrates the wisdom of listening to young people, and guiding them with a warm heart and open mind.

Audition will consist of choreography and song excerpts taught by the production team.  PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION!

Auditions open to all ages and ethnic groups.

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Auditioners may elect to perform ONE of the following: a 4-count of 8-dance combination - OR - monologue 1 min. or less - OR - 16 bars of a song w/CD

The Life of King Henry the Fifth

William Shakespeare

Falcon's Eye Theatre at Folsom Lake College

September 14, 2009, 7:00 p.m.

September 15 and 16, 2009, 7:00 p.m. by invitation only

September 21 - November 5, Weeknights 6:30 p.m. - 10:00 p.m., Saturdays 1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.

November 6 - 22. Fridays and Saturdays at 8:00 p.m., Sundays at 2:00 p.m. Special performance Thursday, November 19, 8:00 p.m.

tba

tba

916-608-6800
harrisd@flc.losrios.edu
falconseyetheatre.com

David Harris

When King Henry V of England is insulted by the King of France, he leads his army into a battle of vengence and bravado against the proud French elite. Along the way, the young king must struggle with the sinking morale of his troops and his own inner doubts. The war culminates at the bloody Battle of Agincourt.

Photo and resume if available. Auditions will consist of cold readings.

Experience in stage combat desired but not required.

Versatile actors of any age (over 18), ethnicity, or gender needed.
Members of the community encouraged to audition!

No

If cast, participants must register for TA 461 at Folsom Lake College.

No Mother to Guide Her

Anthony Forsythe

T.H.E. Actor's Workshop and Integral Theatre Company

By Appointment

Mondays, Tuesdays, Fridays and Saturdays the entire month of June.

July 9,10,11, 17,18,19,25,26

800 Reading Street, Folsom, Ca 95630

Corner of Bidwell and Reading in Old Folsom (using the Victory Life Church Building)

916-207-5606
theactorsworkshop@gmail.com
actorsworkshop.net

Director: Deanne M. Eldridge

When a beautiful young girl is found on the walk outside the Vandenburgh home, she is carried inside and when she recovers consciousness, she is suffering, of course, from a complete loss of memory. Identification inside her purse reveals only that her name is Spring Overtone. That black-hearted villain, Talbot Twillingham, takes one glance at our chaste young heroine and decides that she will be chased as well as chaste. But he reckons without the presence of our noble hero, Casper Vandenburgh. Of course Spring is rescued in the nick of time by Casper, in a final scene of howling hilarity - an  old-fashioned 1890's melodrama.

Will have music available

Ability to read music, play improvisationaly and interact with the audience

Pianist

Yes

Needed immediately - Show opens in just 4 weeks

Seussical the musical

Book by Lynn Ahrens & Stephen Flaherty; Music by Stephen Flaherty; Lyrics by Lynn Ahrens; Co-Conceived by Eric Idle; Based on the works of Dr Seuss

Davis Musical Theatre Company

Mon, July 20, 2009-7:30pm; Tue July 21, 2009-7:30pm

Wed, July 22, 2009 (7:30pm)

Sun-Thu 7:30-10pm from July 28-Sep 17 (not everyone is needed every night of course)

Sep 18-Oct 11, 2009; Fri & Sat 8:15pm; Sun 2:15pm

DMTC Performing Artrs Center, 607 Pena Drive, Davis, CA 95618

dmtc.org/directions.html

(530) 756-3682
info@dmtc.org
dmtc.org

Jeni Price-director

Now one of the most performed shows in America, "Seussical" is a fantastical, magical, musical extravaganza! Tony winners Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty ("Ragtime," "Once On This Island") have lovingly brought to life all of our favorite Dr. Seuss characters, including Horton the Elephant, The Cat in the Hat, Gertrude McFuzz, lazy Mayzie, and a little kid with a bigimagination--Jojo. "Oh, the Thinks You Can Think" captures the show's spirit of imagination, as the colorful characters transport us from the Jungle of Nool to the Circus McGurkus to the invisible world of
the Whos.

The story centers around Horton the Elephant, who finds himself faced with a double challenge--not only must he protect his tiny friend Jojo (and all the invisible Whos) from a world of naysayers and dangers, but he must guard an abandoned egg, left to his care by the irresponsible Mayzie La Bird. Although Horton faces ridicule, danger, kidnapping and a trial, the intrepid Gertrude McFuzz never loses faith in him, the only one who recognizes "his kind and his powerful heart." Ultimately, the powers of friendship, loyalty, family and community are challenged and emerge triumphant, in a story that makes you laugh and cry.

resume, sheet music (not from the show), photo (if available)

All characters can be played by male or female actors unless stated otherwise. Actors of all ages and stages are welcome to audition.

* The Cat in the Hat (adult)- - the show's narrator - mischievous, fun, imaginative - a physically adept prankster/comedian who can sing, dance, and act like a variety of characters (Latin poolboy, auctioneer, talk-show host)

* Jojo (ages 8-14) strong singer-actor. Jojo is an imaginative kid whose "thinks" get him/her into - and out of - trouble.

* Horton (male adult) A good-natured, loyal elephant who always tries to do the right thing. Strong singer-actor.

* Gertrude McFuzz (female adult) Very self-conscious about her one-feather tail, Gertrude is also in love with Horton and willing to do anything to make him notice her. A goofy, sweet, shy girl who comes into her own. Strong singer-actor.

* Mayzie LaBird (female adult). Mayzie is a confident diva, selfish and self-centered, has a strong, bold voice (belter) and dances well.

* The Sour Kangaroo (adult) Loud, brassy and opinionated, with attitude to spare (belter).

* The Bird 'Girls' (ranging alto to soprano) Think 1960s back-up group. They narrate most of show in song, must be able to sing in harmony and move well together.

* General Gengus Khan Schmitz (adult)- Runs a strict military academy with pride - although misguided in attempting to turn 'boys into men' through warfare - comedic.

* Mr. Mayor & Mrs. Mayor (adults) Recently elected Mayor of Whoville and supportive spouse. Jojo's parents. Good people trying to raise a difficult child in a difficult world.

* The Wickersham 'Brothers' (ranging bass to alto)The Wickersham monkeys tease, play pranks, and get a kick out of making mischief. Strong dancers.

* Thing 1 and Thing 2 (child-teen)- Cat in the Hat's mischievous, clowning sidekicks - playful, energetic, physically adept.

* Chorus (15-20 actors, child-adult) - an active group of singers/dancers/actors who play various combinations of the following: Jungle Creatures, Whos (including Cindy Lou Who), Surfers/Fish, Schmitz's Military Cadets, Hunters, Sneeches (Circus Performers - for various 'acts' - juggling, balancing, riding of various self-propelled devices like unicycles, skates), Hunches.

Supporting roles with solos pulled from ensemble:

Yertyl the Turtle - the upstanding Judge of the Jungle - adept at making (absolutely correct) decisions, sings
The Grinch (adult)- sings of the Who Christmas story
Court Marshal (adult)- runs Yertyl's courtroom, sings
Mr. McGirkus (adult)- circus ringmaster
Vlad Vladicoff - eagle

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Six Women With Brain Death...a special engagement, a tribute to Jackie Schultz

Mark Houston

Lambda Players

June 22nd and 23rd , 7-10pm

TBA

Rehearsal begins early July

August 14 thru Oct 4th

1028 R Street, Sacramento, CA 95811

On the corner of 11th and R in downtown Sacramento

916-444-8229
marketinglambda@aol.com
lambdaplayers.com

Director: Kitty Czarnecki

The Lambda Players are pleased to present a special Sacramento engagement of SIX WOMEN WITH BRAIN DEATH, or Expiring Minds Want to Know, as a tribute to Jackie Schultz, the former producer and owner of The Studio Theatre. SIX WOMEN WITH BRAIN was the longest running musical in Sacramento theatre history, playing at the Studio Theatre from 1996 to 2006. This special engagement is a tribute to the Studio Theatre's producer/director Jackie Schultz. The Lambda Players are also kicking off their capital campaign to make the Studio Theatre their permanent home.

SIX WOMEN is a fast-paced, take-no-prisoners satire of life and pop culture. It is a wild and very left-of-center view of the world from an entirely feminine standpoint. In a series of bizarre but hysterical songs
and sketches, the authors explore TV soap operas, "genuine press-on nails," Barbie and Ken's secret fantasy life, divas, what "is" and "is not" feminine and other topics plus with an unforgettable detour through a forest where Bambi meets Rambo. Its music is infectious and the show is the longest running musical in Sacramento theatre history.

Producer Schultz's very public 12 year battle with severe Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has taken a serious turn in the last year. As a tribute to her long career in Sacramento regional theatre and her many, many
contributions not only to the community but also to the Lambda Players, the Lambda Players are now honored to bring SIX WOMEN to the stage under the direction of Kitty Czarnecki. Jackie's theater dream will continue with Lambda Players at the helm of the Studio Theatre.

Starmites

Music and Lyrics by Barry Keating. Book by Barry Keating and Stuart Ross

Davis Musical Theatre Company

Monday, July 13, 2009 or Tuesday, July 14, 2009 at 4:30 p.m.

Wednesday, July 15, 2009 at 4:30 p.m

Starts August 3rd, at 4:30p, Mon-thu 4:30pm-7:00pm until opening, not everyone is needed every day of course

Sat. Sept. 26, 2009 - 2:15pm; Sat. Oct. 3, 2009 - 2:15pm; Sat. Oct. 10, 2009 - 11:15am & 2:15; Sat. Oct. 17, 2009 - 2:15pm; Sun. Oct. 18, 2009 - 2:15pm

607 Pena Drive, Davis, CA 95618

dmtc.org/directions.html

(530) 756-3682
info@dmtc.org
dmtc.org

Paula Clanton

Eleanor Fairchild, a teenage outcast, lives in a fantasy world built around her favorite science fiction comic books (Super Hero Girl). Her mother, convinced her daughter would be a normal teenage girl if she were not obsessed with comics, convinces Eleanor to sell her books. Right before Eleanor relinguishes her beloved comic books she is kidnapped by the evil Shak Graa and transported to Innerspace. Shak Graa is intent on sacrificing Eleanor so he can rule the world. Starmites, led by the handsome and charming Space Punk, rescue Eleanor and inform her that she is pre-ordained to save the universe from destruction (Don't Be Afraid of the Dark). Eleanor and the Starmites set off on an adventure to find "The Cruelty," a powerful musical instrument, which they must find before it falls into the hands of Shak Graa.

In Shreikwood Forest Banshees, a band of cruel, flesh eating women, kidnap Eleanor and the 'Mites. The Banshees take their hostages to Diva, the manipulative Queen of the Banshees (Diva). It doesn't take long for Diva to realize her hostages are worth more alive than dead and her and the Banshees joins forces with Eleanor and the Starmites to save the universe from Shak Graa (Reach Right Down).

resume, sheet music (not from the show), photo (if available)

Actors ages 7 through 17 (as of the first performance) may participate. 18-year-old students still enrolled in high school are also permitted to participate.

Eleanor Fairchild: a teenage girl who eventually becomes Milady-Superhero of Innerspace. Must be an excellent singer.

Eleanor's mother: an unassuming woman who loves her daughter and anxiously awaits the day when she will grow out of her comic book craze.

Banshees: Amazonian Bombshells who terrorize and rule Innerspace. Banshees must be able to sing and dance well.

They include:

Diva: Imposing and powerful Queen of Innerspace. (Actor playing Eleanor's mother also plays Diva). Must be an excellent singer.

Bizarbara: Awkward and shy daughter of Diva, possessed with a heart of gold and yearning to be a normal teen. (Actor playing Eleanor also plays Bizarbara).

Shotzi: Diva's sergent at arms.

Balbraka: delights in terrorizing the Starmites.

Cannibelle: delights in devouring the Starmites.

Maligna: delights in tormenting the Starmites.

Ensemble Banshees: 5-10 ensemble Banshees

Starmites: teenaged band of boys dedicated to fightingthe deadly forces of the Universe. May be played by boys or girls ages 7-17. Starmites must sing and dance well.

They include:

Space Punk: the hero, captain of the Starmites, and hearthrob of the Universe.

Herbie Harrison: the organized and methodical member of the group. He is the brains of the group.

Dazzle Razzledorf: the bumbling show-off of the group. He is the youngest of the Starmites.

Ack Ack Ackerman: the groups tough guy. He is second in command to Space Punk.

Ensemble Starmites: 5-10 ensemble Starmites

Shak Graa: High Priest of Chaos, determined to destroy both Earth and Innerspace.

Trinkulus: a reptilian minstrel, once enslaved by Shak Graa, acts as a guide to the Starmites. (Actor playing Shak Graa also plays Trinkulus).

The Surprising Story of the Three Little Pigs

Linda Daugherty

Stage Nine Theatre

Monday, July 6 at 7:00pm

Tuesday, July 7 at 7:00pm

July 26 - Aug. 13 on Sun., Mon, Tues, Wed, & Thurs from 7-9:20pm

Performances are Aug. 15 through Sept. 13 on Sat. & Sun. at 1:00pm plus the possibility of 2-3 Wed. mornings for school groups.

717 Sutter Street, Historic Folsom 95630

Hwy 50 to Folsom Blvd. into Folsom--take the Sutter Street exit

For audition information (916) 353-1001 - Theatre (916) 353-1001
aschmeltz@earthlink.net
stageninefolsom.com

Kris Hunt

This very funny play combines the stories of The Three Little Pigs, The Three Billy Goats Gruff, and Goldilocks and the Three Bears into a madcap jumble."The Voice" tries its best to narrate the changing stories as stage hands desperately try to juggle sets to keep the stories straight. The three trios join forces to rewrite their stories, ridding themselves of their respective villains by exchanging them. In the
process the audience is inspired to conquer their fears by taking control of their own lives.

Headshot or photo and resume if you have them

Mother Pig / Mama Bear / Stagehand #1: Female - 30's to 50+
Man with Straw / Stagehand #3 / Papa Bear : Male - 30's to 50+
Stagehand #2 / Baby Bear: Male - teen
The Voice: Prefer male adult
3 actors for the Three Little Pigs: Male or Female - Children, teens,
early 20's.
3 actors for the Billy Goats Gruff: Male or Female - Children to teen
Wolf: Male or Female - teen or older.
Troll: Male or Female - teen or older.
Goldilocks: Female - 9 yrs. old to teen

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Taming of the Shrew

Wm. Shakespeare

Woodland Opera House

Sunday, July 19 and Monday, July 20 at 7 pm

TBA

October 16 through November 8, Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30 and Sundays at 2:00

340 2nd Street, Woodland, CA

Take I-5 to Woodland. Take the Main Street exit - left. The theatre is on the corner of Main and 2nd

530-666-9618
operahouse@afes.com
wohtheatre.org

Rodger McDonald - Director

One of Shakespeare’s most popular comedies, The Taming of the Shrew bursts with disguise, deception and devilment. Shakespeare gives us the improbable courtship of the fiery-tongued Katherine by the arrogant Petruchio. Shakespeare considers the institution of marriage, the rifts between men and women, and the rough journey toward love.

Come prepared with a 10-16 lone speech form any Shakespeare play (It does not need to be memorized) or a prepared 1-2 minute monologue. Resume/photo

The True Story of the Big Bad Wolf

Ray Fisher

Runaway Stage Productions (Storybook Children's Theater)

Tuesday, July 14 at 6:00 p.m.

Tuesday and Thursday - 5:30 -7:00 p.m.

September 12, 19, and 26 Two performances: 12 Noon and 2:00 p.m.

24th Street Theater located 2791 - 24th Street, Sacramento

At runawaystage.com

916.207.1226
baxterl@runawaystage.com
runawaystage.com

Ray Fisher

The True Story of the Big Bad Wolf
"There has obviously been some kind of mistake," insists the Wolf from the pig penitentiary where he's doing time for his alleged crimes. Here is the "real" story of the three little pigs whose houses are huffed and puffed to smithereens - but from the wolf's perspective.
This poor, much maligned wolf, has gotten a bad rap. He just happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time, with a sneezy cold, innocently trying to borrow a cup of sugar to make his granny a cake. Is it his fault those ham dinners--rather, pigs- build such flimsy homes?
Lois, a budding news reporter sets out to get the real scoop. She visits the Wolf in the "Pig Pen" where he spins his tail . . . I mean tale - "I was framed," he concludes mournfully.
This hilarious original musical comedy written and directed by Ray Fisher gives us a contemporary new slant on a well loved story.

Resume, photo, sheet music

Singing and Dancing

Adults and Teens:

THE WOLF - Male
LOIS - Female
BIG RED - Female
DAMIEN - Male
LUCY - Female
SPIKE - Male
PIGGY MASON - Male
JUDGE - Male / Female

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Auditions will be held at our rehearsal studio: 2424 Castro Way, Sacramento