Evelyn Strange, Village Players

August 2, 2017 | Wendy | Comments (0)

Evelyn Strange (Village Players

 

AUDITION NOTICE – THE VILLAGE PLAYERS, BLOOR WEST VILLAGE
(Non-Union, Non-paying)
Evelyn Strange
by Stewart Lemoine
Directed by Barbara Larose
Performance Dates: November 3-25, 2017
 
AUDITIONS will be held at the Village Playhouse, 2190 Bloor St. West (around the corner from Runnymede subway station) at the following times:
· Sunday, August 13 – 11 am -5 pm
· Monday August 14 –  6:30 – 10 pm
· Tuesday, August 15 –  6:30 – 10 pm
· CALL BACKS: Friday, August 18 – 6:30 – 10 pm
 
NOTE: Rehearsals & Performances are at 2190 Bloor St. West.
· Rehearsals are planned to
commence on September 5th, and are generally Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30-10 pm, and Sundays 1-6 pm, but are flexible depending on actor availability.  
· Actors MUST be available Tech Weekend (Oct 28-29) and every night of tech week (Oct 31 -Nov. 2)
· Actors must also be available for all performance dates:  November 3, 4, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12 (matinee), 16, 17, 18, 19 (matinee), 23, 24, 25.
 

The play:   In Evelyn Strange, Stewart Lemoine brings us humour and razor-sharp dialogue as we follow the title character, a beautiful amnesiac, whose quest to discover her identity exposes a tangled web of deceit, betrayal and murder.  Set in 1955, and opening at the opera to the strains of Wagner’s Siegfried, the play is a fascinating “film noir” tale of mystery and intrigue.    

CHARACTERS (age ranges refer to the characters, not the actors – and are approximate): 
1.       Nina Ferrer –  35-50:  She is the boss’s wife; a socialite; elegant and assured.
 
2.       Perry Spangler – late 20’s – 45:  A sub-editor at a publishing house. Mild mannered, and thoughtful.
 
3.       Evelyn Strange–  late 20’s – early 40’s:  A beautiful & mysterious amnesiac, struggling to discover her identity
 
4.       Lewis Hake – 35 – 50:  A co-worker of Perry’s, he is a bit of a “man about town” and very clever.

PREPARATION:  Please prepare a short (2-3 minute) monologue if the Director is not familiar with your work..   Please also be familiar with the play as you may be asked to do cold readings from the script. A hardcopy of the script will be available at the desk of the 5th floor of The Toronto Reference Library. A script is available upon request.
TO BOOK AN AUDITION:  Please email a copy of your headshot and resume tovillageplayersauditions@gmail.comwith your preferred date, time, interested role(s), and contact information. Please also bring a hardcopy of your resume and headshot to your audition(photocopies are acceptable

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