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12th Night Auditions continue Tuesday

1/22/2018

(Oops - got behind on posting this one!)

The East Lansing Community Theatre AUDITIONS for
William Shakespeare’s
12th Night or What you Will
Directed by Mike Stewart

Audition Dates are: Monday January 22nd from 6:30pm to 9pm
Tuesday January 23rd from 6:30pm to 9pm

The Auditions will take place in The Albert White Theatre inside the Hannah Community Center 819 Abbot rd. East Lansing , Michigan 48823

You will need to Have a One to Two minute Shakespeare Monologue, memorized or you may read from a copy. Also be ready to read cold from the script.
If you are trying out for the Role of The Clown Feste you must bring a song that can be done by accompanying yourself on an instrument or Accapella.

All rehearsals will be in the Theatre as well, beginning on January 29th from 6:30 to 9pm and run every Monday thru Thursday until Tech Week that begins on March 11th. Opening Night is March 15th and run on March 16th, 17th and March 22nd,23rd, 24th all of the Performances start at 7pm. Call time will be 6pm for all Actors and Tech.

We also need A Costumer, Assistant Director, Stage Manager, Props Manager, Production Manager and Anyone else who might want to come along for the ride!

Any questions may be sent to the Facebook page The East Lansing Community Theatre… or you can get a hold of director Mike Stewart at mailto:mktip119@comcast.net.

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Lucky's Downeaster interactive series

1/19/2018

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DOWNEASTER SERIAL INTERACTIVE THEATER
Downeaster is gearing up for an interactive theater piece that will happen once a month — and audience members can vote on what will happen in future months’ installments.
Beginning at 8pm Jan 28 “Lucky’s” will debut with the story of a bar and its patrons, written by Downeaster Executive Artistic Director Kathryn Willis. The bar is about to go out of business. What happens next? Bartender Pat is Isaac Sprague; Owner Barbara is Gayle Grier; freshly fired Event Planner Tess is Hope Miller; surprise bar guest is Micheal Hays.

Tickets are $5 for youth, members, seniors, military and students with ID, $10 for adults and $8 for subscribers.
Call 517-599-0737 for tickets or go online a thttp://www.eventbrite.com or at the door 1120 North Pennsylvania, Lansing.

Kathryn Willis
Executive Artistic Director
(517) 763-8045

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Downeaster Triple Auditions

1/19/2018

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1/25-27 - THE DOWNEASTER THEATRE TO HOST AUDITIONS FOR THREE PRODUCTIONS

The Downeaster Theatre (TDT) will be holding open auditions for its upcoming spring productions of “The Princess and the Goblin”, “Betrayal”, and “Rabbit Hole” Jan. 25-27.

“The Princess and the Goblin”: Unknown to the court, a band of goblins is digging a tunnel beneath the palace, and one night while the King is away, three creatures break into Princess Irene's room—the vicious Goblin Queen, the meek Goblin King, and their dim-witted son, Harley. The Goblins live in the caves and mines of the Great Mountain, banished there by the Sun People generations ago. To get revenge on their enemies, the Goblins have vowed to kidnap Princess Irene—and Harley plans to marry her. Among those who try to help Irene are Curdie, the young son of a miner, and Irene's great-great-grandmother—who died many years ago.

"Betrayal": The play begins in the present, with the meeting of Emma and Jerry, whose adulterous affair of seven years ended two years earlier. Emma’s marriage to Robert, Jerry’s best friend, is now breaking up, and she needs someone to talk to. The play moves backward in time, from the end of the affair to its beginning, throwing into relief the little lies and oblique remarks that, in this time-reverse, reveal more than direct statements, or overt actions, ever could. Written by Harold Pinter.

"Rabbit Hole": Becca and Howie Corbett have everything a family could want, until a life-shattering accident turns their world upside down and leaves the couple drifting perilously apart. Rabbit Hole charts their bittersweet search for comfort in the darkest of places and for a path that will lead them back into the light of day. Written by David Lindsay-Abaire.

Youth 8 -18 can audition for a part in “The Princess and the Goblin”, and adults ages 18 and up can audition for a part in “Betrayal” and/or “Rabbit Hole” Thursday, Jan. 25 and Friday, Jan. 26 from 6:30-9:30 p.m. or Saturday, Jan. 27 from 10 a.m.-noon at The Downeaster Theatre, 1120 N. Pennsylvania Ave. Lansing, MI. Those auditioning need only to attend one of the audition sessions. For those preparing to audition, scripts can be checked out at the TDT office for a $10 deposit. Those interested can also sign up to volunteer backstage for these productions (i.e. makeup, costumes, box office, etc.).

Youth may also attend the $5 audition workshop for “The Princess and the Goblin” Thursday, Jan. 25, 5:30-6:30pm. No pre-registration required.

“Each show is so different, and I’m looking forward to bringing each of them to life” said Executive Artistic Director, Kathryn Willis.   Community members are encouraged to mark their calendars for “The Princess and the Goblin” production, which will be performing at The Downeaster Theatre April 20-29. "Betrayal" and “Rabbit Hole” productions to follow, March 23-April 1 and May 18-27, respectively. Learn more at www.thedowneastertheatre.com

“It is the mission of the Downeaster Theatre to encourage, educate, and entertain people of all ages and walks of life. We are committed to challenging ourselves and our community in a non-discriminatory environment, and growing as individuals through our work in theatre. This crew, this family, will hold together and support each other, come hell or high water.”

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Young Actors for Starlight

1/15/2018

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1/23 - YOUNG ACTORS!!!
Starlight Dinner Theatre will be holding auditions for 3 roles in "One Slight Hitch" a comedy by Lewis Black on Tuesday, January 23rd at 7 pm. We need 2 young men and 1 young women.

Location: Waverly East Intermediate, 3131 W. Michigan Avenue, Lansing 48917. If you cannot make the auditions, but are interested in still auditioning, please email Linda at mailto:starlightdinnertheatre@yahoo.com to arrange for a separate audition.
Show dates: May 4, 5 & 6 and May 11 & 12, 2018.

Directed by: Award-winning director, Mona Gille (Mona has directed at Lansing Civic Players and Riverwalk Theatre. Some of the shows she has directed are The Rainmaker, Wait Until Dark, Lost in Yonkers, The Lion in Winter (Thespie Award - Director), Heaven Can Wait, The Secret Garden, Da, The Diary of Anne Frank, Steel Magnolias (Thespie Award - Director)
Email Artistic Director, Linda Granger, at mailto:starlightdinnertheatre@yahoo.com for a perusal copy of the script.
CHARACTERS to be cast:

Ryan - early 30's. Until 7 months ago, he had lived with Courtney for 2 1/2 years. Free spirit, day dreamer, under achiever, Jack Sparrow/Hippie

Harper (male) - early 30's. Logical and wealthy. Engaged to Courtney. Sweet, kind, attentive, anal, considerate. "Ken" to Courtney's "Barbie"

Courtney - 20's - 30's Freelance writer. Has just published her first novel which was almost successful. "Barbie" to Harper's "Ken". Getting married to Harper that day.

(These roles were cast at our summer auditions: Monica Holland, P.B.; Carin McEvoy, Melanie; Chris Klaver, Doc and Linda Granger, Delia)

http://www.starlightdinnertheatre.com

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