The Spitfire Grill
Audition Information
WHEN
Auditions on February 5-6 at 7 pm
Callbacks if necessary on February 7
WHERE
At the theatre (see directions)
AUDITION FORMAT
Actors should prepare a song from musical theater in the style of the show that best shows their acting and vocal abilities. Specialty accents are not needed nor encouraged for the auditions. Sides will be provided at the audition. Please be sure to sign up for an audition slot using the following link:
Auditions on February 5-6 at 7 pm
Callbacks if necessary on February 7
WHERE
At the theatre (see directions)
AUDITION FORMAT
Actors should prepare a song from musical theater in the style of the show that best shows their acting and vocal abilities. Specialty accents are not needed nor encouraged for the auditions. Sides will be provided at the audition. Please be sure to sign up for an audition slot using the following link:
PRODUCTION SCHEDULE
Rehearsals will begin February 11 and will be held Tuesday, Sunday, and either Thursday or Friday evenings from 7 to 9:30
Performances will be April 13-14, 20-21, and 27-28 at 8 pm and April 22 at 2 pm
All rehearsals and performances will be at the theatre in Acton
PRODUCTION STAFF
director: Brian Kelly
music director: Div Slomin
producer: Linda Minkoff
ROLES
Rehearsals will begin February 11 and will be held Tuesday, Sunday, and either Thursday or Friday evenings from 7 to 9:30
Performances will be April 13-14, 20-21, and 27-28 at 8 pm and April 22 at 2 pm
All rehearsals and performances will be at the theatre in Acton
PRODUCTION STAFF
director: Brian Kelly
music director: Div Slomin
producer: Linda Minkoff
ROLES
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Percy Talbott (early 20s). Pretty, if a bit rough-edged, her face declares the strength of her youth and sadness beyond her years. Her accent has a southern Appalachian cadence (but please don't use one for auditions). Strong folk/country belt to 'D', some head voice required.
Hannah Ferguson (about 70). A tough-skinned and flinty old bird with a short, no-nonsense manner bordering on the bitter. Mezzo/alto chest range. Shelby Thorpe (mid-30s). A plain, soft-faced creature with a shy, almost ethereal manner. Shimmering folk soprano with strong high belt to 'D'. Caleb Thorpe (early 40s). Out-of-work foreman of the stone quarry. Frustrated working man clinging to the past. Solid folk/rock voice with an edge (Top 'G'). Sheriff Joe Sutter (mid-late 20s). A young small-town policeman with an appealing intensity and a restless nature. Strong folk tenor to a 'G' (touches an 'A'). Effy Krayneck (50s). Postmistress and busybody, a woman with narrow eyes and a sour tongue. Solid singer in mezzo/alto chest range. Carries close harmony. The Visitor (mid-40s). A mysterious figure who never speaks. An actor with powerful eyes and a very strong sense of his body. |
We look forward to seeing you at auditions!
Please contact our director Brian Kelly at bkelly8980@gmail.com with any questions.
Please contact our director Brian Kelly at bkelly8980@gmail.com with any questions.