The Old Schoolhouse Players announce auditions for...

Inspecting Carol
October 3rd & 4th - 7:00 to 9:00 PM Cold readings from script.
No appointment necessary.
Bring head shot & resume.
Directed by Marcus Muzopappa
Show dates - Dec. 2,3,4 - 9,10,11

Inspecting Carol
by Daniel Sullivan and The Seattle Repertory Co.
Samuel French Pub.

Holiday Comedy
8 males, 4 females
Described in Samuel French catalog as... "'A Christmas Carol' meets 'The Government Inspector' meets 'Noises Off' in this hilarious hit from Seattle. A man who asks to audition at a small theatre is mistaken for an informer for the National Endowment for the Arts. Everyone caters to the bewildered wannabe actor and he is given a role in the current production, A Christmas Carol. Everything goes wrong and hilarity is piled upon hilarity."

Cast of Characters - as described in script, (but completely subject to the director's whim!).

  • Zorah Bloch - Founding director of The Soapbox Playhouse. Middle aged. Extremely self-concerned.
  • Sidney Carlton - 60-ish. A founding member of the Company. Kind but somewhat addled.
  • Dorothy Tree Hapgood - His wife. 60-ish. English and unable to loose her accent. A founding member.
  • Larry Vauxhall - Middle aged. Tough, intellectually vain Child of the 60's, still looking for a turn-on. A founding member.
  • Phil Hewlitt - Middle aged. Small, obsessive, usually plays the ineffectual character in any Soapbox production. A founding member.
  • Walter E. Parsons - African-American. 30-ish. Recently taken up acting again after a stint in the military. Good natured, excitable.
  • Luther Beatty - A large eleven-year old. He's been playing Tiny Tim two years too long. Extremely friendly.
  • Kevin Emery - A nervous man in the impossible position of managing director. Middle aged. Afraid of Zorah.
  • Mary Jane McMann - Middle aged. A realist. Long ago realized the the Company hit bottom and now looks on as a bemused observer. A founding member.
  • Betty Andrews - Middle aged. An inspector for the National Endowment for the Arts. A forbidding appearance. Bright red hair.
  • Bart Frances - A pleasant youth. Dresses in motorcycle jacket and torn jeans.
  • Wayne Wallace - 30-ish. In search of a new career in acting. No training, less talent, affable, eager to please. This is very funny script where "little theatre" has a bit of fun with itself.

I hope to see you at the auditions. If you cannot make the auditions, but are interested in the show, please contact me.

Marcus Muzopappa

 

 
Old Schoolhouse Players
PO Box 246
Hickory, PA 15340
(724) 344-7467
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