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SUMMARY:Hebden Bridge Little Theatre New Playwriting Competition - Casting breakdown
DESCRIPTION:Auditions to be held on Sunday 25th May 2-5pm  \nPlease message me with expressions of interest with the role or roles you would like to audition for: \nJanetgriffiths55@sky.com or Whatsapp 07944 033 364 \nPerformances 7/8/9 August  \nMust be committed from Tuesday 29th July \nRehearsals in July \nIsland by Chris Salt \nTwo men are shipwrecked on a barren island in various stages of sanity. A female arrives following another shipwreck. How will they respond to this new arrival?\nMIKES: mid-twenties dual-heritage preferably\, slight\nCAL: thirty\, Caucasian\, rough-hewn\nBESS: teenager\, black preferably \nSomewhere in the Middle by Sarah Green \nWhen Shannon’s Nan dies the family discover she wasn’t married to their grandfather and he’d had another child before they got together\nSHANNON: Seventeen\nJOE: Forties\nSALLY: Forties\nVOICEOVER OF IRISH NAN \nShared Air by Sarah Osborne \nJoyce is widowed and rents out her next-door cottage to Craig who assures her his wife and family will follow. It turns out Craig has been a gambler\, and his wife doesn’t want to be with him. Joyce and Craig become intimate but eventually she tells him to leave.\nJOYCE: Forties\, widow\, strong willed\, kind\, a lonely spirit\nCRAIG: Thirty nine\, Lost\, caring\, thoughtful\, estranged from his wife and children\nED: Forties/early fifties\, warm-hearted\, concerned\, a simple soul\, Joyce’s husband \nScared to Death by Aaron Cliff \nEarly 1900s. Robert a University Lecturer is attended by Robert a young butler.\nTabitha comes to call pretending to be contacting Celia who is dead and eventually\nkills Robert.\nROBERT: fifties/sixties arrogant and pompous\nCEDRIC: twenties rather timid with a quick wit\nTABITHA: elderly\, rather mysterious\, like a fortune teller \nTo Kill a Nightingale by Chris Berry \nTwo time periods (1942/1960s) telling of a wartime spy ring and a thwarted romance.\nLydia has been having an affair with Dominic and had his baby but marries\nDaniel who poisons Dominic who is in prison and the baby is adopted.\nLYDIA: thirties and forties needs to be able to sing\nDANIEL: thirties and forties\nDOMINIC: thirties \nSnakes and Ladders by Jay Cundell Walker \nStarting as a gentle situation comedy\, this piece gradually reveals that the characters\nAre struggling with two of the most common issues affecting society in Britain today.\nKaren is caring for a mother with dementia. Malcolm has a wife with mental health\nproblems. They meet every Friday lunchtime for a prawn sandwich with benefits.\nMALCOLM: middle-aged\nKAREN: Forties\, extremely bright\, has lost all ambition.
URL:https://hblt.co.uk/diary/hebden-bridge-little-theatre-new-playwriting-competition
LOCATION:Hebden Bridge Little Theatre\, Holme Street\, Hebden Bridge\, HX7 8EE
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