​Audio Air Force will be presenting its fourth annual "Acts of Love” live-on-stage radio show on Feb. 13 at the Hannah Center @ 7pm. This show will revolve around the theme of "love" as presented in one-act audio theater plays with new, original scripts written by members of Audio Air Force. Actors will perform one or more different voices, script in hand, with on-stage sound effects visible to the audience.

AAF Auditions 7-8:30pm Wed & Thurs  1/28 & 1/29

Rehearsals: 7 – 9pm
2/2 through 2/5
2/9 through 2/12
*Auditions and Rehearsals @ Edgewood Church; 469 N. Hagadorn; East Lansing

Performance: 7pm @ Hannah Community Center; East Lansing
Fri. 2/13 @ 7pm 
$10 at the door

Questions to:
mailto:[email protected]

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Auditions at LCC for 1984 - By George Orwell
Adapted for the stage by Nick Hern
Director: Paige Tufford

1984 Auditions: Jan. 29–30, 2026, 6-8 p.m.
Location: Dart Auditorium 500 N. Capitol Ave.
Production Dates: April 10-12, 17-18, 2026


Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script. Sides will be provided. Auditioners can come to either night of auditions and are not required to attend both. The roles of Winston, O'Brien and Julia will be cast for one actor - all other actors will portray multiple roles.
Please note: This production contains intimate moments as well as strong physical violence.


Roles to be cast:
• 4 - male identifying
• 2 - female identifying
Synopsis:
Winston Smith is in prison, found guilty of Thoughtcrimes against Big Brother. As part of his reconstruction, he must re-enact key moments from his past life, with the help of other thought criminals, so that everyone can learn from his mistakes. Including his biggest mistake of all: falling in love with Julia.


George Orwell's classic dystopian novel, 1984, is a still-resonant vision of the tolls of living under totalitarianism. Constructed almost entirely from dialogue taken from the original novel, this bold and powerful dramatization restores the blazing heart of Orwell's work: a doomed love story, with the lovers at its center.

Fairview Auditions for Peppermint Creek Theatre directed by Janell Hall


Sunday, January 25th 2:00pm-5:00pm
Monday, January 26th 6:00pm-9:00pm
Sycamore Creek Church SOUTH
1919 Pennsylvania Ave
Lansing, MI 48910

Shows:
March 13-15 & March 19-22
Stage One-Sycamore Creek EASTWOOD
2200 Lake Lansing Road
Lansing, MI 48912


“Can Black people and other communities of color get a Fairview?”


This play by  Jackie Sibblies Drury, centers on the Frasier family—Beverly, Dayton, Keisha, Jasmine, and Tyrone—preparing for Grandma's Frasier’s birthday, but things shift when a group of White Friends: Suze, Mack, Jimbo, & Bets contemplate what it may be like if they were of another race.  Things shift dramatically when this group of white friends “get their wish” and begin to portray and distort the Black family's story, culminating in Keisha's powerful call for authentic representation and asking the looming question: Can Black People get a FAIRVIEW?   

Characters:
• Beverly: A middle-class Black mother striving for a perfect family dinner, stressed by her family's dynamics.
• Dayton: Beverly's husband, who offers reassurance but is somewhat detached from her stress.
• Keisha:(*lead vehicle in storytelling) Beverly and Dayton's teenage daughter, dealing with typical adolescent issues but also sensing something deeper is wrong.
• Jasmine: Beverly's sister, who drinks and challenges Beverly's vision of perfection.
• Mama Frasier: Beverly's mother, who locks herself in the bathroom, refusing to come down.
• Tyrone: Beverly's brother, a lawyer, who might miss the dinner. 
• Suze: A white actress who takes on the role of Mama, embodying a version of Black womanhood.
• Jimbo: A white actor playing Tyrone, adopting racialized stereotypes. Unfiltered Jokester
• Mack: A white actor playing Erika (Keisha's friend), presented in drag as a caricature. Has reduced Latinx people down to “sexiness & spiciness” 
• Bets: A white actress who appears as an exaggerated, jazz-infused version of Mama. May be Olive skin toned. Striving to maintain proximity to whiteness. Possibly and accent or limited command of English. 

Visit: https://peppermintcreek.org/event/fairview/
Read the Script: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1-8om7MuurGv2yjWirenQVKBI4Fjk_LQw/view

Request Audition sides from [email protected] 
OR [email protected]​





Jane Zussman
G.L.U.T. List
(Greater Lansing Ubiquitous Theatre)
cell 517-930-0932
[email protected]
http://www.greaterlansingtheatre.net 
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1/25 & 1/26 2-5 pm Sunday & 6 - 9 pm Monday - AUDITIONS for Fairview by Jackie Sibblies Drury, Black and White actors both needed, directed by Janell Hall. Auditions at Sycamore Creek SOUTH 1919 S. Pennsylvania Ave (Performances at Stage One Sycamore Creek Eastwood 3/13-22) - Peppermint Creek Theatre -  https://www.facebook.com/events/9876709255709620/9876709262376286/

1/28-29 - 7pm - AUDITIONS for Acts of Love audio theatre one-act plays written by AAF members at Edgewood United Church 469 Nl Hagadorn, East Lansing (Performance at Hannah Center 2/13)   - Audio Air Force
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1/29-1/30, 6-8 p.m. - AUDITIONS for 1984 - LCC Dart Auditorium, Paige Tufford Director  (performances 4/10-12 & 17-18 also at Dart Auditorium) - LCC - https://www.lcc.edu/services/community-campus-resources/performing-arts/auditions.html

2/5-6 - 6:30-9pm - AUDITIONS for Anne of Green Gables, musical - New Covenant Christian School, 4415 W St Joseph Hwy, Lansing, MI 48917 - Large ensemble with roles for all ages! (Performances • August 7–8 & August 14–15) - Once-a-week rehearsals begin Thursday, March 5. Audition sign-up link https://signup.com/go/TqALkpr - Alive Theatre -  https://www.facebook.com/TheAliveTheatre/

2/9 -  7 PM - AUDITIONS for Kindness by Adam Rapp directed by Miranda Sue Hartmann at Sycamore Creek Church 1919 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Roles: DENNIS - 17; MARYANNE - late forties, Dennis’s mother; HERMAN - African-American, mid fifties; FRANCES - a young woman -  Performances April 10, 11, 12, 17, 18 & 19 at Stage One, Sycamore Creek Eastwood - 
Ixion Ensemble ​

2/9-10, 6:30 - 8:00 PM AUDITIONS - for Twinderella, a fractured fairytale about Cinderella’s twin brother Bob. Roles for adults and children grades 5 on up. At Greyhound Intermediate Auditorium, Eaton Rapids  Directed by Teresa Hurd & Ted Wulfekuhler. Production dates 4/17-19 - ICG - Island City Generations Theatre

2/15 & 16 - 6:30p - AUDITIONS for Grumpy Old Men, Musical directed by Mike Stewart - auditions at Delta Presbyterian Church, 6100 W. Michigan Avenue, Lansing, 48917. Audition forms will be posted on Starlight's FB page. (performances 4/18-19 & 24-25-26 at Waverly East Intermediate School) - Starlight Dinner Theatre - https://www.facebook.com/search/top?q=starlight%20dinner%20theatre
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Auditions for Pillowman by Martin McDonagh

Director Adam Carlson is holding auditions for this contemporary dark fable.

When: January 4, 2026 7PM
Where: Sycamore Creek Church 1919 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Lansing, MI

The Pillowman Synopsis:

The Pillowman is a dark comedy about a writer named Katurian who is interrogated by two detectives in a totalitarian state about his gruesome short stories, which bear a striking resemblance to recent child murders. As he is questioned, his intellectually disabled brother, Michal, confesses to the crimes, and the play explores themes of storytelling, trauma, and the relationship between art and violence through a series of interrogations, re-enactments of Katurian's stories, and flashbacks to his abusive past. 

Auditions will be cold reads from scripts. If unable to attend audition date, please contact us to provide a video audition prior.
Rehearsals will be weekday evenings and begin shortly after casting.
Performances are February 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 & March 1

Roles available are:

Katurian: 20s-30s. Author of disturbing short stories, often involving children. He is accused of kidnapping and murdering children, but he has no idea why.

Tupolski: 30s-60s. Lead detective on a case of missing children. Always in control of any situation.

Ariel: 20s-40s. The younger detective on the case. Very emotional. Willing to cross the line to protect children.

Michal: 20s-30s. Katurian's older brother. He's "slow to get things" due to physical abuse as a child. He loves Katurian's stories. Always chipper, even in horrible situations.

Father: 20s-40s. One actor to play three fathers in fables about mistreated children.

Mother: 20s-40s. One actress to play three mothers in fables about mistreated children.

Boy/Girl: Late teens-20s. One actress to play three children about 13 years old: a boy who is tortured by his parents; a girl who thinks she is Jesus reincarnated; and a mute girl.

For more information email mailto:[email protected] or call 517.775.4246
Auditions for Pillowman by Martin McDonagh

Director Adam Carlson is holding auditions for this contemporary dark fable.

When: January 4, 2026 7PM
Where: Sycamore Creek Church 1919 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Lansing, MI

The Pillowman Synopsis:

The Pillowman is a dark comedy about a writer named Katurian who is interrogated by two detectives in a totalitarian state about his gruesome short stories, which bear a striking resemblance to recent child murders. As he is questioned, his intellectually disabled brother, Michal, confesses to the crimes, and the play explores themes of storytelling, trauma, and the relationship between art and violence through a series of interrogations, re-enactments of Katurian's stories, and flashbacks to his abusive past. 

Auditions will be cold reads from scripts. If unable to attend audition date, please contact us to provide a video audition prior.
Rehearsals will be weekday evenings and begin shortly after casting.
Performances are February 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 & March 1

Roles available are:

Katurian: 20s-30s. Author of disturbing short stories, often involving children. He is accused of kidnapping and murdering children, but he has no idea why.

Tupolski: 30s-60s. Lead detective on a case of missing children. Always in control of any situation.

Ariel: 20s-40s. The younger detective on the case. Very emotional. Willing to cross the line to protect children.

Michal: 20s-30s. Katurian's older brother. He's "slow to get things" due to physical abuse as a child. He loves Katurian's stories. Always chipper, even in horrible situations.

Father: 20s-40s. One actor to play three fathers in fables about mistreated children.

Mother: 20s-40s. One actress to play three mothers in fables about mistreated children.

Boy/Girl: Late teens-20s. One actress to play three children about 13 years old: a boy who is tortured by his parents; a girl who thinks she is Jesus reincarnated; and a mute girl.

For more information email mailto:[email protected] or call 517.775.4246

Auditions for Pillowman by Martin McDonagh

Director Adam Carlson is holding auditions for this contemporary dark fable.

When: January 4, 2026 7PM
Where: Sycamore Creek Church 1919 S. Pennsylvania Ave. Lansing, MI

The Pillowman Synopsis:

The Pillowman is a dark comedy about a writer named Katurian who is interrogated by two detectives in a totalitarian state about his gruesome short stories, which bear a striking resemblance to recent child murders. As he is questioned, his intellectually disabled brother, Michal, confesses to the crimes, and the play explores themes of storytelling, trauma, and the relationship between art and violence through a series of interrogations, re-enactments of Katurian's stories, and flashbacks to his abusive past. 

Auditions will be cold reads from scripts. If unable to attend audition date, please contact us to provide a video audition prior.
Rehearsals will be weekday evenings and begin shortly after casting.
Performances are February 20, 21, 22, 27, 28 & March 1

Roles available are:

Katurian: 20s-30s. Author of disturbing short stories, often involving children. He is accused of kidnapping and murdering children, but he has no idea why.

Tupolski: 30s-60s. Lead detective on a case of missing children. Always in control of any situation.

Ariel: 20s-40s. The younger detective on the case. Very emotional. Willing to cross the line to protect children.

Michal: 20s-30s. Katurian's older brother. He's "slow to get things" due to physical abuse as a child. He loves Katurian's stories. Always chipper, even in horrible situations.

Father: 20s-40s. One actor to play three fathers in fables about mistreated children.

Mother: 20s-40s. One actress to play three mothers in fables about mistreated children.

Boy/Girl: Late teens-20s. One actress to play three children about 13 years old: a boy who is tortured by his parents; a girl who thinks she is Jesus reincarnated; and a mute girl.

For more information email mailto:[email protected] or call 517.775.4246