by Sidney Howard
Directed by Frank Licato
Producer: Sally Ponzio
Production dates: November 5 - 20
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Audition Dates:
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Monday, August 23 @ 7:00 pm
3 women, late teens or 20's (see below)
Actors should prepare a 2 minute contemporary monologue
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All auditions will be at the Playhouse, 10 New England Ave, Summit, NJ
(directions).
Synopsis:
Yankee practicality collides with New York's sophisticated Art World in
Sidney Howard's sly 1930s comedy The Late Christopher Bean. All hell breaks
loose when a celebrated painter's early works are traced to the humble home
of a country doctor. Both a biting satire on the destructive power of greed
and a touching view of a family in turmoil, this feisty comedy will have you
cheering for the most unlikely of heroines.
The director:
Frank Licato is an award winning director whose most recent show was
the romantic comedy "Centennial Casting" playing at the Arclight Theater in
NY, he has also directed Soprano members Vincent Pastore and Robert Funaro
in an Off-Broadway Production of "Lamppost Reunion". He is known to New
Jersey audiences from such shows as "Enigma Variations" and Harold Pinter's
'Ashes to Ashes' and Brian Friel's "Afterplay" at the Garage Theater in
Teaneck, NJ. He also directed the NJ premiere of Neil Labute's "Fat Pig"
and "My Italy Story" at 12 Miles West.
Open Roles (the other roles have been cast):
Susan Haggett:
A pretty girl of 19 or early 20's
Abby:
The help; young working class
Ada Haggett:
Mid to late 20's, spoiled