Q. Do I need to attend both audition days?
A. No, you may come on the day of your choice.
Q. What is the rehearsal schedule like?
A. Rehearsals vary from show to show and also depends on how large your role is, but typcially rehearsals are held Mon-Fri evenings, and sometimes weekends close to opening.
Q. I don't have sheet music for a prepared song. Can I sing a capella or with a CD?
A. We prefer that you sing with piano, so it is to your advantage to come prepared.
Q. I've never been in a play before. Can I still audition?
A. Yes. Everyone has to start somewhere, so auditions are open to all.
AUDITIONS
Oak Ridge Playhouse auditions are open to everyone. No experience is required, although it is helpful. Please carefully check audition requirements, as they may differ from production to production.
Audition dates and times are subject to change. Please check back often.
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DOUBT - mainstage |
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Audition Dates |
Monday, August 2 and Tuesday, August 3 (attend either day) |
Time |
6:30 PM both days |
Seeking |
ROLES: FATHER FLYNN: Religion and Phys Ed teacher. Comes from a working-class background. Tough and caring manner toward the boys he teaches and advises. SISTER JAMES: an earnest young nun,eager to teach her students and pique their interest in history. She believes the best of her students and approaches their problems with compassion and sympathy. MRS. MULLER: African-American. The mother of the first black child to attend St. Nicholas. She holds a certain amount of anxiety and fear about potential hostility in the predominantly Irish and Italian neighborhood and is comforted to know that Father Flynn formed a close bond with her son. |
Requirements |
Prepared monologue preferred, but not required. Cold reading from script. Recent headshot or photo. |
Performances |
September 10 - 26, 2010 |
Rehearsals Begin |
August 9 |
Synopsis |
In this brilliant and powerful drama, Sister Aloysius, a Bronx school principal, takes matters into her own hands when she suspects the young Father Flynn of improper relations with a student. A gripping story of suspicion that is less about scandal than about fascinatingly nuanced questions of moral certainty. Winner of the 2005 Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for Best Play. |
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