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SUMMARY:Auditions: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
DESCRIPTION:Mary Robinson’s The Best Christmas Pageant Ever\, based on her novel of the same name\, is a widely beloved Christmas tale\, warm and incredibly funny\, full of characters both relatable and utterly unique. \nThe large cast and age range make this show a community favorite\, in which a varied\, multi-generational group of performers can come together. \n  \nAuditions for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever\, directed by Francesca Stokes and stage managed by Bernadette Oberndorf will be held as follows: \nAudition Date & Times: \n\nTuesday Sept 26th  from 7pm to 9pm\nWednesday Sept 27 from 7 pm to 9 pm\nCallbacks (if needed) will be Thursday Sept 28th from 7pm to 9 pm (by invitation only)\nIf unable to attend in person\, you can submit a video audition via YouTube and completed audition form and conflicts calendar to ChristmasPageant@whatconj.org by Sep 25th\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: Dec 1st – Dec 10th \n\n    Audition Form (fillable pdf)\n\n    Audition Packet (Sides and Monologues)\n\n    Conflicts Calendar\nAll actors of any background in Grade 2 and older are invited to audition\nActors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at all times during auditions\n  \nRehearsals: \n* Read Thru – Saturday\, October 14th at 2:00 pm \nRehearsals will take place on weekday evenings and possibly an afternoon on the weekends.  \nActors should have good availability the two weeks prior to the show (excluding Thanksgiving Day\, Nov 23rd). \nPlease list all conflicts between October 14th and the shows on the Conflicts Calendar Form.  \n  \nThe original production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever cast 19 actors\, with ages ranging from 7 to 60+. Please be honest on your audition form about the roles you would accept.  \n  \nAll actors should have strong comedic timing.  \n  \nSummary: \nBeth Bradley’s church’s Christmas pageant is predictable every year — the angel choir sings off key\, the shepherds are all in their father’s bathrobes\, the minister’s son is permanently cast in the role of Joseph. It is hardly “four-star entertainment.” But when seasoned and authoritative pageant director Mrs. Armstrong breaks her leg\, it is up to Beth’s inexperienced mother Grace to step in. The timing couldn’t be worse\, as the rambunctious Herdman children\, a rough and tough group of siblings\, descend upon the pageant\, lured by the promise of free dessert at Sunday school\, and determined to win all the lead roles for themselves. The Ladies’ Aid Society members are beside themselves with disapproval\, all the shepherds quit because Gladys Herdman “hits too hard”\, the show is briefly re-titled “Revenge at Bethlehem\,” and the church catches on fire. But Beth and her community watch in surprise as the same old Christmas story is rejuvenated by the creativity\, energy\, and unexpected sincerity of a misunderstood young family. \n  \nCharacters: \nCast size of 20 people\, 2nd grade and older. \n  \nMother (Grace Bradley)  (female) – age 35-45 attractive\, involved mom  \nFather (Bob Bradley) (male) – age 35-45 solid\, family man  \nBeth Bradley (female) – Age 10-11 the narrator\, strong voice and presence \nCharlie Bradley (male) – Age 8-9 traditional kid brother \nRalph Herdman (male) – Age 12-13 ragged\, scroungy\, slouching manner; touch of adolescent cool \nImogene Herdman (female) – Age 11-12 loud\, bossy\, crafty \nLeroy Herdman (male) – Age 10-11 tough\, sure of himself \nClaude Herdman (male) – Age 9-10 tough\, combative \nOllie Herdman (male) – Age 8-9 looking for trouble\, Claude’s usual partner in crime \nGladys Herdman (female) – Age 7-8 small\, wiry\, feisty  \nAlice Wendleken (female) – Age 10-11 prim\, proper\, pain in the neck  \nMrs. Armstrong (female) – Age 45-60 managerial in voice and manner  \nMrs. Slocum (female) – Age 35-60 pleasant\, motherly woman \nMrs. Clark (female) – Age 35-60 \nMrs. Clausing (female) – Age 35-60 \nMrs. McCarthy (female) – Age 40-55 a younger\, less imperial version of Mrs. Armstrong \nMaxine (female) – Age 10-11 \nElmer Hopkins (male) – Age 12-13 \nHobie (male) – Age 9-10 \nDavid (male) – Age 8-9 \nBeverly (female) – Age 7-8 \nShirley (female) – Age 5-6 \nJuanita (female) – Age 5-6 \nDoris (female) – Age 9-10 \nReverend Hopkins (male) – Age mid-40’s \n  \nActors will be asked to read from the scenes in the Audition Packet during the auditions. \n 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/christmaspageant/2023-09-27/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Featured,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:Auditions: The Best Christmas Pageant Ever
DESCRIPTION:Mary Robinson’s The Best Christmas Pageant Ever\, based on her novel of the same name\, is a widely beloved Christmas tale\, warm and incredibly funny\, full of characters both relatable and utterly unique. \nThe large cast and age range make this show a community favorite\, in which a varied\, multi-generational group of performers can come together. \n  \nAuditions for The Best Christmas Pageant Ever\, directed by Francesca Stokes and stage managed by Bernadette Oberndorf will be held as follows: \nAudition Date & Times: \n\nTuesday Sept 26th  from 7pm to 9pm\nWednesday Sept 27 from 7 pm to 9 pm\nCallbacks (if needed) will be Thursday Sept 28th from 7pm to 9 pm (by invitation only)\nIf unable to attend in person\, you can submit a video audition via YouTube and completed audition form and conflicts calendar to ChristmasPageant@whatconj.org by Sep 25th\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: Dec 1st – Dec 10th \n\n    Audition Form (fillable pdf)\n\n    Audition Packet (Sides and Monologues)\n\n    Conflicts Calendar\nAll actors of any background in Grade 2 and older are invited to audition\nActors under 18 must be accompanied by a parent/guardian at all times during auditions\n  \nRehearsals: \n* Read Thru – Saturday\, October 14th at 2:00 pm \nRehearsals will take place on weekday evenings and possibly an afternoon on the weekends.  \nActors should have good availability the two weeks prior to the show (excluding Thanksgiving Day\, Nov 23rd). \nPlease list all conflicts between October 14th and the shows on the Conflicts Calendar Form.  \n  \nThe original production of The Best Christmas Pageant Ever cast 19 actors\, with ages ranging from 7 to 60+. Please be honest on your audition form about the roles you would accept.  \n  \nAll actors should have strong comedic timing.  \n  \nSummary: \nBeth Bradley’s church’s Christmas pageant is predictable every year — the angel choir sings off key\, the shepherds are all in their father’s bathrobes\, the minister’s son is permanently cast in the role of Joseph. It is hardly “four-star entertainment.” But when seasoned and authoritative pageant director Mrs. Armstrong breaks her leg\, it is up to Beth’s inexperienced mother Grace to step in. The timing couldn’t be worse\, as the rambunctious Herdman children\, a rough and tough group of siblings\, descend upon the pageant\, lured by the promise of free dessert at Sunday school\, and determined to win all the lead roles for themselves. The Ladies’ Aid Society members are beside themselves with disapproval\, all the shepherds quit because Gladys Herdman “hits too hard”\, the show is briefly re-titled “Revenge at Bethlehem\,” and the church catches on fire. But Beth and her community watch in surprise as the same old Christmas story is rejuvenated by the creativity\, energy\, and unexpected sincerity of a misunderstood young family. \n  \nCharacters: \nCast size of 20 people\, 2nd grade and older. \n  \nMother (Grace Bradley)  (female) – age 35-45 attractive\, involved mom  \nFather (Bob Bradley) (male) – age 35-45 solid\, family man  \nBeth Bradley (female) – Age 10-11 the narrator\, strong voice and presence \nCharlie Bradley (male) – Age 8-9 traditional kid brother \nRalph Herdman (male) – Age 12-13 ragged\, scroungy\, slouching manner; touch of adolescent cool \nImogene Herdman (female) – Age 11-12 loud\, bossy\, crafty \nLeroy Herdman (male) – Age 10-11 tough\, sure of himself \nClaude Herdman (male) – Age 9-10 tough\, combative \nOllie Herdman (male) – Age 8-9 looking for trouble\, Claude’s usual partner in crime \nGladys Herdman (female) – Age 7-8 small\, wiry\, feisty  \nAlice Wendleken (female) – Age 10-11 prim\, proper\, pain in the neck  \nMrs. Armstrong (female) – Age 45-60 managerial in voice and manner  \nMrs. Slocum (female) – Age 35-60 pleasant\, motherly woman \nMrs. Clark (female) – Age 35-60 \nMrs. Clausing (female) – Age 35-60 \nMrs. McCarthy (female) – Age 40-55 a younger\, less imperial version of Mrs. Armstrong \nMaxine (female) – Age 10-11 \nElmer Hopkins (male) – Age 12-13 \nHobie (male) – Age 9-10 \nDavid (male) – Age 8-9 \nBeverly (female) – Age 7-8 \nShirley (female) – Age 5-6 \nJuanita (female) – Age 5-6 \nDoris (female) – Age 9-10 \nReverend Hopkins (male) – Age mid-40’s \n  \nActors will be asked to read from the scenes in the Audition Packet during the auditions. \n 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/christmaspageant/2023-09-26/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Featured,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:Auditions: Puffs\, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic
DESCRIPTION:Puffs is a tale for anyone who has never been destined to save the world. For seven years a certain boy wizard went to a certain Wizard School and conquered evil. This\, however\, is not his story. This is the story of the Puffs … who just happened to be there too.  \nThis fast-paced\, clever play looks at a familiar adventure from a new perspective – of three potential heroes just trying to survive a rather dangerous school alongside a group of well-meaning\, loyal outsiders with a thing for badgers. This hilariously heartfelt tale asks what it means to be a “side character” in an epic adventure.  \nAuditions for Puffs\, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic\, directed by Allyssa Hynes\, will be held as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nThursday July 13th from 7pm – 9 pm\nTuesday July 18th  from 7pm to 9pm\nCall backs (if needed) will be Thursday July 27th from 7pm to 9pm\nIf unable to attend in person\, you can submit a video audition via YouTube and completed audition form to puffs@whatconj.org by July 18th\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: October 21st – Oct 29th \nAll actors 18+ of any background are invited to audition. \nThere is some adult language and magical battlefield violence within the show.  \nQuestions? Contact puffs@whatconj.org \nRehearsals \nRead Thru – Monday\, July 31st or August 10th @ 7 pm (TBD) \nRehearsals will be light in August and pick up after Labor Day. \nRehearsals will mostly take place on weekday evenings.  \nActors should have good availability the two weeks prior to the show (excluding Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples’ Day)\, Oct 10th through Oct 20th. \nPlease list all conflicts between July 31 and the shows.  \n  \nThe original production of PUFFS cast 11 actors who doubled 60+ different characters. The character descriptions below reflect the original casting\, but the director intends to be somewhat flexible with the cast breakdown. Please be honest on your audition form about the roles you would accept.  \nEach Puff must be energetic and sincere. All actors should have strong comedic timing.  \n\nCharacters: \n\nWayne Hopkins (male) – The hero. Totally uncool\, but full of charm and heart. Loyal to a tee. Likes comic books and video games\, knows nothing about magic or this weird magic world he is now a part of. Best friends with Oliver and Megan. \nOliver Rivers (male) – One of the main trio. Incredibly smart and cerebral\, he is a math wiz\, and proud of it; lovingly a nerd from New Jersey. After ending up at wizarding school\, he finds out he isn’t the top of his class\, and instead begins a fantastical journey of friendship and even some love\, better than any algebra class could ever promise. \nMegan Jones (female) – One of the main trio; begins the show goth by only desiring to live up to her mother’s reputation: a dark wizard currently in Wiz Priz for being such a bad-ass Death Buddy in her youth. Over time\, her tough veneer begins to soften\, as a budding romance with Oliver becomes apparent. Defiant and headstrong on the surface\, the audience begins to see that her adamancy of being completely unique and independent really stems from her desire to be loved and accepted.\nNarrator – The narrator of the story. They guide us through our entire show of Puffy-ness. Hopefully a British accent. Must have comedic skills and be a great storyteller.\nErnie Mac – loud and proud. Pretty sure he’s the best. (A Very Tall Man\, Seamus\, A Certain Potions Teacher\, Professor Turban\, Ghost History Teacher\, Professor Locky\, Mr. Nick\, Sal\, Second Headmaster\, Real Mr. Moody) \nHannah – Very\, very shy. (First Headmaster\, Professor McG\, Professor Sproutty\, Xavia Jones\, Professor Lanny\, Runes Teach\, Ms. Babble) \nJ. Finch Fletchley – Boyish and fun. (Uncle Dave\, Goyle\, A Far Friar\, Clumsy Longbottom\, Hermeoone # 3\, Viktor\, Mr. Bagman\, Zach Smith) \nLeanne – Is either a genius or really dumb… She has the biggest heart. (Ginny\, Helga\, Frenchy) \nSally Perks – Nice and later enjoys attracting attention.  (Hermeoone\, Blondo Malfoy\, Rowena\, Rita Scooter\, Bippy) \nSusie Bones – Gloomy. (Harry\, Colin\, Hermeoone # 2\, Ric Gryff\, Myrtle) \nCedric and Mr. Voldy – basically the best guy ever and the most evil \n\nActors will be asked to read from sides during the auditions. \nPlease be prepared to show off your best (or merely okay) British accents! Wayne\, Oliver\, and Megan have American accents. Everyone else should have some version of an English one.  \n  \nScenes  (click title to download) \n\nMeeting the Puffs\nTrio\nClasses\nCedric & Wayne\nThe Dark Lord\n\n  \nMonologues \nMegan Jones – I never wanted to be a Puff. Every member of my family? Puffs. We’re like THE Puff family. But I’ve always known that I was different. There’s nothing even special about Puffs. Loyalty? Being really nice? A bunch of lame\, awful failures doomed to be stupid walking personality-less nobodies that no one will ever care about ever? Ugh. My mom was a Puff. But she was different. She became something bigger. She made the name Jones finally mean something other than a bunch of … Puffs. I thought … I knew … I would be different too. But … after all my hard work to make myself not a Puff\, what do you know? The hat puts me with the Puffs. I did everything. I mean\, I even changed my accent just so I wouldn’t sound like my Puff family.  \nLeanne – No! I don’t want to leave. Why is everyone always so down on us? I won’t stand for it anymore! And I won’t sit for it either. And I also won’t stand on one leg because I can’t. Watch. Anyways. Look at your hand! You have a wand! Unless you looked at your other hand. Look at yourselves! Hannah. You used to be so awkward. And you still are\, but we don’t mind anymore! Who’s that? It’s Ernie Mac. And he is basically the best. And Sally. Remember the time you did that thing?! It was amazing! Susie! We all thought you’d be dead by now. But look at you\, standing there\, alive. Wayne. You give the best hugs. Megan! You give better hugs than you think you do. And J. Finch. He’s imaginary\, AND HE CAN DO MAGIC! We all can. We’re wizards. So\, sure. It would be easy to leave. But wouldn’t it be wrong? We should do what’s right. Like Cedric. I’m a Puff and I’m staying\, because if we don’t fight now we may never find out how that hat talks!  \nWayne Hopkins – Question. Hypothetical. What if I don’t have enough of a personality for the magic talking hat to sort me? Like…how much authority does this hat really have? Never mind. This place is crazy huh? I never thought I’d go to school in a castle. Pretty cool. I’ve never really liked school. People were mean. To me. I’m talking too much. You probably have all your own nervous thoughts going on … can I tell you something? I think I might be … special? I watch a lot of movies and read lots of books\, and it’s like; a normal boy finds out he actually has amazing abilities and is swept away to a new\, magical world? Does that sound familiar? Because that is now my ACTUAL life. And THAT kid\, through some incredible circumstances always becomes like the most important person. Like in the whole world. A sort of … Chosen One. AHH! Magic is real\, and this orphaned boy wizard is ready for seven years of amazing adventures!  \nMister Voldy – So. Since we’re on the verge of our victory to be remembered for all dark ages to come\, pats on the back by the way\, I’ve been working on some fun one liners to say when we vanquish out great teenage enemy\, Potter. Maybe I can try some out\, so you can see how fun thy are – eh hem. “Boy who lived? How about the boy who’s dead now? HA!” “Nice second scar – the one that’s on your whole body – since I killed you.” “Mother’s love your way out of that!” Or my favorite – “Loser says Avada what -” he says\, “What” – “KEDABRA!” – then he dies. What? The megaphone is still on? Really? Oh my. I am just having a day\, aren’t I? YAH! Harry! 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/puffs-2/2023-07-18/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Featured,Main Stage,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:Auditions: Puffs\, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic
DESCRIPTION:Puffs is a tale for anyone who has never been destined to save the world. For seven years a certain boy wizard went to a certain Wizard School and conquered evil. This\, however\, is not his story. This is the story of the Puffs … who just happened to be there too.  \nThis fast-paced\, clever play looks at a familiar adventure from a new perspective – of three potential heroes just trying to survive a rather dangerous school alongside a group of well-meaning\, loyal outsiders with a thing for badgers. This hilariously heartfelt tale asks what it means to be a “side character” in an epic adventure.  \nAuditions for Puffs\, or Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic\, directed by Allyssa Hynes\, will be held as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nThursday July 13th from 7pm – 9 pm\nTuesday July 18th  from 7pm to 9pm\nCall backs (if needed) will be Thursday July 27th from 7pm to 9pm\nIf unable to attend in person\, you can submit a video audition via YouTube and completed audition form to puffs@whatconj.org by July 18th\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: October 21st – Oct 29th \nAll actors 18+ of any background are invited to audition. \nThere is some adult language and magical battlefield violence within the show.  \nQuestions? Contact puffs@whatconj.org \nRehearsals \nRead Thru – Monday\, July 31st or August 10th @ 7 pm (TBD) \nRehearsals will be light in August and pick up after Labor Day. \nRehearsals will mostly take place on weekday evenings.  \nActors should have good availability the two weeks prior to the show (excluding Columbus Day / Indigenous Peoples’ Day)\, Oct 10th through Oct 20th. \nPlease list all conflicts between July 31 and the shows.  \n  \nThe original production of PUFFS cast 11 actors who doubled 60+ different characters. The character descriptions below reflect the original casting\, but the director intends to be somewhat flexible with the cast breakdown. Please be honest on your audition form about the roles you would accept.  \nEach Puff must be energetic and sincere. All actors should have strong comedic timing.  \n\nCharacters: \n\nWayne Hopkins (male) – The hero. Totally uncool\, but full of charm and heart. Loyal to a tee. Likes comic books and video games\, knows nothing about magic or this weird magic world he is now a part of. Best friends with Oliver and Megan. \nOliver Rivers (male) – One of the main trio. Incredibly smart and cerebral\, he is a math wiz\, and proud of it; lovingly a nerd from New Jersey. After ending up at wizarding school\, he finds out he isn’t the top of his class\, and instead begins a fantastical journey of friendship and even some love\, better than any algebra class could ever promise. \nMegan Jones (female) – One of the main trio; begins the show goth by only desiring to live up to her mother’s reputation: a dark wizard currently in Wiz Priz for being such a bad-ass Death Buddy in her youth. Over time\, her tough veneer begins to soften\, as a budding romance with Oliver becomes apparent. Defiant and headstrong on the surface\, the audience begins to see that her adamancy of being completely unique and independent really stems from her desire to be loved and accepted.\nNarrator – The narrator of the story. They guide us through our entire show of Puffy-ness. Hopefully a British accent. Must have comedic skills and be a great storyteller.\nErnie Mac – loud and proud. Pretty sure he’s the best. (A Very Tall Man\, Seamus\, A Certain Potions Teacher\, Professor Turban\, Ghost History Teacher\, Professor Locky\, Mr. Nick\, Sal\, Second Headmaster\, Real Mr. Moody) \nHannah – Very\, very shy. (First Headmaster\, Professor McG\, Professor Sproutty\, Xavia Jones\, Professor Lanny\, Runes Teach\, Ms. Babble) \nJ. Finch Fletchley – Boyish and fun. (Uncle Dave\, Goyle\, A Far Friar\, Clumsy Longbottom\, Hermeoone # 3\, Viktor\, Mr. Bagman\, Zach Smith) \nLeanne – Is either a genius or really dumb… She has the biggest heart. (Ginny\, Helga\, Frenchy) \nSally Perks – Nice and later enjoys attracting attention.  (Hermeoone\, Blondo Malfoy\, Rowena\, Rita Scooter\, Bippy) \nSusie Bones – Gloomy. (Harry\, Colin\, Hermeoone # 2\, Ric Gryff\, Myrtle) \nCedric and Mr. Voldy – basically the best guy ever and the most evil \n\nActors will be asked to read from sides during the auditions. \nPlease be prepared to show off your best (or merely okay) British accents! Wayne\, Oliver\, and Megan have American accents. Everyone else should have some version of an English one.  \n  \nScenes  (click title to download) \n\nMeeting the Puffs\nTrio\nClasses\nCedric & Wayne\nThe Dark Lord\n\n  \nMonologues \nMegan Jones – I never wanted to be a Puff. Every member of my family? Puffs. We’re like THE Puff family. But I’ve always known that I was different. There’s nothing even special about Puffs. Loyalty? Being really nice? A bunch of lame\, awful failures doomed to be stupid walking personality-less nobodies that no one will ever care about ever? Ugh. My mom was a Puff. But she was different. She became something bigger. She made the name Jones finally mean something other than a bunch of … Puffs. I thought … I knew … I would be different too. But … after all my hard work to make myself not a Puff\, what do you know? The hat puts me with the Puffs. I did everything. I mean\, I even changed my accent just so I wouldn’t sound like my Puff family.  \nLeanne – No! I don’t want to leave. Why is everyone always so down on us? I won’t stand for it anymore! And I won’t sit for it either. And I also won’t stand on one leg because I can’t. Watch. Anyways. Look at your hand! You have a wand! Unless you looked at your other hand. Look at yourselves! Hannah. You used to be so awkward. And you still are\, but we don’t mind anymore! Who’s that? It’s Ernie Mac. And he is basically the best. And Sally. Remember the time you did that thing?! It was amazing! Susie! We all thought you’d be dead by now. But look at you\, standing there\, alive. Wayne. You give the best hugs. Megan! You give better hugs than you think you do. And J. Finch. He’s imaginary\, AND HE CAN DO MAGIC! We all can. We’re wizards. So\, sure. It would be easy to leave. But wouldn’t it be wrong? We should do what’s right. Like Cedric. I’m a Puff and I’m staying\, because if we don’t fight now we may never find out how that hat talks!  \nWayne Hopkins – Question. Hypothetical. What if I don’t have enough of a personality for the magic talking hat to sort me? Like…how much authority does this hat really have? Never mind. This place is crazy huh? I never thought I’d go to school in a castle. Pretty cool. I’ve never really liked school. People were mean. To me. I’m talking too much. You probably have all your own nervous thoughts going on … can I tell you something? I think I might be … special? I watch a lot of movies and read lots of books\, and it’s like; a normal boy finds out he actually has amazing abilities and is swept away to a new\, magical world? Does that sound familiar? Because that is now my ACTUAL life. And THAT kid\, through some incredible circumstances always becomes like the most important person. Like in the whole world. A sort of … Chosen One. AHH! Magic is real\, and this orphaned boy wizard is ready for seven years of amazing adventures!  \nMister Voldy – So. Since we’re on the verge of our victory to be remembered for all dark ages to come\, pats on the back by the way\, I’ve been working on some fun one liners to say when we vanquish out great teenage enemy\, Potter. Maybe I can try some out\, so you can see how fun thy are – eh hem. “Boy who lived? How about the boy who’s dead now? HA!” “Nice second scar – the one that’s on your whole body – since I killed you.” “Mother’s love your way out of that!” Or my favorite – “Loser says Avada what -” he says\, “What” – “KEDABRA!” – then he dies. What? The megaphone is still on? Really? Oh my. I am just having a day\, aren’t I? YAH! Harry! 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/puffs-2/2023-07-13/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Featured,Main Stage,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:Shakespeare Auditions - May 1
DESCRIPTION:West Hudson Arts & Theater Company and Teaneck New Theater\, in association with The Hackensack Performing Arts Center are proud to announce open auditions for their Shakespeare productions scheduled for this summer! \nA Midsummer Night’s Dream and Othello auditions will be held in person as follows: \nDate: May 1st  \nTime: 7:00-9:00 PM \nLocation: West Hudson Arts & Theater Company\, 15 Frank E Rodgers Blvd S Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross School) \nFree parking is available in the lot at Jersey Street. \nProduction Dates: \nJuly 12\, 19\, 26 (AMND) \nAugust 9\, 23 (Othello) \n** NOTE: Performances will be held outdoors at The Hackensack Performing Arts Center (102 State Street\, Hackensack)\, with encore performances on September 23\, 24\, 29\, 30 at West Hudson Arts and Theater (15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. S.\, Harrison\, NJ) \n Please contact shakes@whatconj.org with questions or for additional information. \n Actors ages 16-80+ are invited to read from the provided sides.\nSummaries \nIn one of the most famous of literary love quadrangles\, A Midsummer Night’s Dream (directed by Matt Masiello) tells the tale of Hermia\, Demetrius\, Lysander\, and Helena; four misguided lovers whose journey into the woods lands them in even more trouble\, as members of the fairy kingdom decide to use them as veritable pawns in their own love games. Against the backdrop of the wedding of Duke Theseus and Hippolyta\, and the fiery battle of wills between the Fairy King and Queen\, Oberon and Titania\, the four lovers are challenged by magic and trickery to finally work out what love is all about. And lest we forget\, a group of would-be actors try to perform a play at the wedding of Theseus and Hippolyta.   \nCast of Characters: \n\nTitania: Female (mid 20s-40s); Queen of the Fairies. She is a force of nature. Intense\, intelligent\, and proud. Vibrant and enjoys life.\nOberon: Male (mids  20s-40s); King of the Fairies. Powerful and proud\, but often his own pride gets in his way.\nRobin “Puck” Goodfellow: Any gender (20s-30s); A mischievous\, magical creature who loves a good prank. Loyal to Oberon.\nTheseus: Male (40s-50s); The Duke\, excited about his upcoming marriage to Hippolyta. He wants the wedding to be perfect in every way.\nHippolyta: Female (mid 30s-50s); Queen of the Amazons. Powerful and driven. Engaged to Theseus.\nEgeus: Any gender (40s-50s); A father who just wants his daughter Hermia to do what he wants\, which is marry Demetrius.\nHermia: Female (20s); Romantic and resourceful. She and Lysander want to marry\, despite her father’s disapproval. Best friends with Helena.\nHelena: Female (20s); Believes in love. Honest and driven\, she loves Demetrius\, even though he hasn’t realized what a catch she is. Best friends with Hermia.\nLysander: Male (20s); Whip-smart and creative\, he loves Hermia\, despite her father’s disapproval. Driven to find a way to ensure they can marry.\nDemetrius: Male (20s); Intelligent and going places. The young man who Egeus wants his daughter Hermia to marry.\nBottom: Male (30s-50s); A weaver by trade who thinks he is the best at everything\, including acting. Becomes an ass (literally) at one point in the play who Titania is tricked to love. One of the six mechanicals who prepares a play for Theseus’ wedding day.\nQuince: Any gender (30s-50s); A carpenter who directs and stars in the play within a play. Usually at loggerheads with Bottom.\nFlute: Male (20s); A bellows-mender who gets cast as Thisbe in the play within a play. A young\, excited actor who isn’t thrilled with his part.\nSnout: Any gender (20s-50s); A tinker who plays The Wall in the play within a play. Tries to be the best wall ever.\nStarveling: Any gender (20s-50s); A tailor who plays Moonshine in the play within a play. A bit of a scaredy-cat.\nSnug: Any gender (20s-50s); The joiner who plays the Lion in the play within a play. Worried about forgetting their lines\, even though they just roar.\nPeaseblossom\, Mustardseed\, Cobweb & Moth: Any gender (20s-50s); Fairies who work for and are loyal to Titania.\n\nAMSND Audition Materials \nSide 1: Theseus\, Hippolyta\, Egeus\, Hermia\, Lysander\, Demetrius\, Helena \nSide 2: Quince\, Bottom\, Flute\, Snout\, Snug \nSide 3: Robin\, Fairy. Oberon\, Titania\, Demetrius\, Helena \nSide 4: Oberon\, Robin\, Demetrius\, Hermia\, Lysander\, Helena \nSide 5: Puck \n_____________________________ \nOthello (directed by Beatriz Esteban-Messina)\, tells the story of how jealousy can destroy the foundations of love and friendship. Provoked by Iago\, a jealous Roderigo tells Brabantio of Othello’s secret affair and marriage to his daughter Desdemona. Othello is brought before the Duke\, where he explains how he wooed Desdemona\, and she is brought to the chamber to confirm her willingness to marry him. Othello is then sent to defend Cyprus against the Turks. He prepares to leave\, entrusting Desdemona to his ensign\, Iago. Iago tells Roderigo that he will obtain Desdemona for him\, and persuades him to come to Cyprus\, along with his money. Iago reflects on his hatred for Othello\, and plots a way of destroying him. \n  \nCast of Characters: \n\nOthello: The greatest army general in Venice. He is intelligent\, courageous\, and honorable. His marriage to beautiful Desdemona\, the daughter of a prominent Venetian\, provokes racial slurs against him. But he carries on with nobility and dignity as he leads an army against Turks on Cyprus. His dedication to duty is eclipsed only by his dedication to Desdemona\, who follows him to Cyprus. So passionately does he love her that he cannot endure the thought of another man even looking at her. And therein lies his Achilles’ heel\, jealousy.\nIago: Military officer who schemes against Othello because the Moor did not promote him. He is evil through and through\, taking great pleasure in bringing down the great Othello.\nDesdemona: Daughter of Brabantio\, wife of Othello\, and victim of Iago’s machinations and Othello’s jealousy. She is the noblest and most unselfish character in the play.\nMichael Cassio: Othello’s lieutenant\, who is manipulated by Iago. Cassio is a hinge on which the play turns. On the one hand\, it is his promotion that arouses Iago’s jealously. On the other\, it is his alleged (but nonexistent) love affair with Desdemona that arouses Othello’s jealousy.\nDuke of Venice: Ruler who finds in favor of Othello when Desdemona’s father attacks Othello’s character.\nBrabantio: Senator and father of Desdemona. A bigot whose racism is inflamed by Iago\, he despises Othello.  First Senator\, Second Senator\nGratiano: Brabantio’s brother.  Lodovico: Brabantio’s kinsman\, who bears a message from the duke recalling Othello to Venice.\nRoderigo: Venetian gentleman and former suitor of Desdemona. He is manipulated by Iago.\nMontano: Othello’s predecessor in the government of Cyprus.\nClown: Servant to Othello.\nEmilia: Wife of Iago. She is blind to his evil until she discovers that it was he who plotted against Othello and Desdemona.\nBianca: Cassio’s mistress.\nMinor Characters: Sailor\, messenger\, herald\, officers\, gentlemen\, musicians\, attendants.\n\nAudition Materials – Othello \nAuditions will be a mix of the one monologue (see link below for character monologues) and a scene with 2 or 3 characters which will be cold read. \nhttps://www.backstage.com/monologues/?min_age=0&max_age=100&page=1&order_by=asc&play_name=Othello&fbclid=IwAR3hUHTLcH5qW4T8cPFymAi9bBxK36QxWZaQWA-rolNC0lfCHqEh-hVUml4
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/shakesauditions/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Featured,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:The Great Gatsby: A Live Radio Play Auditions - April 1 & 2
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for The Great Gatsby: A Live Radio Play\, directed by Beatriz Esteban Messina\, will be held in-person as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nApril 1st from 3pm to 5pm\nApril 2nd from 3pm to 5 pm\nCall backs or a read through will be April 3rd from 7pm to 9pm\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rogers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: May 19\, 20\, 26\, 27 at 7:30 pm and May 21 at 2:00 pm \nAdapted for the Stage by JOE LANDRY\nFrom the Novel by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD featuring Original Music by KEVIN CONNORS \nF. Scott Fitzgerald’s beloved classic comes to life as a 1940s radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to the stage of the WHAT radio station for a live broadcast\, punctuated by 40s-era commercials. A story of triumph and tragedy that reflects the decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of the American Dream. Still\, ain’t we got fun? \nAuditioners should be ready to read from the script. Copies will be provided. \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/gatsby-auditions/2023-04-03/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage,Productions
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SUMMARY:The Great Gatsby: A Live Radio Play Auditions - April 1 & 2
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for The Great Gatsby: A Live Radio Play\, directed by Beatriz Esteban Messina\, will be held in-person as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nApril 1st from 3pm to 5pm\nApril 2nd from 3pm to 5 pm\nCall backs or a read through will be April 3rd from 7pm to 9pm\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rogers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: May 19\, 20\, 26\, 27 at 7:30 pm and May 21 at 2:00 pm \nAdapted for the Stage by JOE LANDRY\nFrom the Novel by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD featuring Original Music by KEVIN CONNORS \nF. Scott Fitzgerald’s beloved classic comes to life as a 1940s radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to the stage of the WHAT radio station for a live broadcast\, punctuated by 40s-era commercials. A story of triumph and tragedy that reflects the decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of the American Dream. Still\, ain’t we got fun? \nAuditioners should be ready to read from the script. Copies will be provided. \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/gatsby-auditions/2023-04-02/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage,Productions
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SUMMARY:The Great Gatsby: A Live Radio Play Auditions - April 1 & 2
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for The Great Gatsby: A Live Radio Play\, directed by Beatriz Esteban Messina\, will be held in-person as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nApril 1st from 3pm to 5pm\nApril 2nd from 3pm to 5 pm\nCall backs or a read through will be April 3rd from 7pm to 9pm\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rogers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: May 19\, 20\, 26\, 27 at 7:30 pm and May 21 at 2:00 pm \nAdapted for the Stage by JOE LANDRY\nFrom the Novel by F. SCOTT FITZGERALD featuring Original Music by KEVIN CONNORS \nF. Scott Fitzgerald’s beloved classic comes to life as a 1940s radio broadcast in this spirited adaptation of The Great Gatsby. An ensemble brings more than two dozen characters from the novel to the stage of the WHAT radio station for a live broadcast\, punctuated by 40s-era commercials. A story of triumph and tragedy that reflects the decadence of the Jazz Age and the perils of the American Dream. Still\, ain’t we got fun? \nAuditioners should be ready to read from the script. Copies will be provided. \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/gatsby-auditions/2023-04-01/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage,Productions
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SUMMARY:You're a Good Man\, Charlie Brown Auditions - February 26\, 27\, & 28
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown will be held in-person as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nFebruary 26th from 2pm – 6pm\nFebruary 27th and 28th  from 7pm to 9pm\nCall backs will be March 2nd from 7pm to 9pm\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rogers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: April 22\, 23 and 29\, 30 (potential matinee shows on Sundays TBA) \n  \nActors ages 21 to 75 are invited to audition. Gender for the actors playing the roles are flexible\, please be ready to audition for all roles. Three nights of auditions will be focused on singing and dancing. Please prepare 32 bars from a song from the show\, or from the song of your choice for audition night. Our choreographer will be teaching a 16 count to all auditioners\, come dressed comfortably and prepared to dance. The director is looking for our principal players and also a strong dance ensemble. Prepared sides and monologues will be handed out at callbacks. \nA note on COVID-19: all actors will be required to provide proof of vaccination when auditioning.  \nMasks will be mandatory during the rehearsal process leading up to tech week. \nVirtual Auditions: If you are unable to attend the audition dates listed above but are still interested in coming out for You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown\, video auditions will be accepted until February 25th at 9pm. Please submit your audition video to Director\, Amanda Castro-Conroy\, and Choreographer\, Bong Dizon\, at CharlieBrown@whatconj.org  \n  \nCharacters: Although the genders and ages for the characters are already assigned by the creator\, they are not fixed for our concept for the actors in our show. Therefore all characters genders and ages are flexible depending on individuals auditions. Charlie Brown’s director would like to keep all possibilities open and is looking to see what you bring to the characters. \n\nDance ensemble: Looking for a strong dancers to fill in background vocals and to perform the large dance numbers.\nSnoopy:  A loyal\, imaginative\, and good-natured beagle who is prone to imagining fantasy lives\, including being an author\, a college student known as “Joe Cool”\, an attorney\, and a World War I flying ace. Looking for strong vocalist and a great showman to portray this classic character.\nCharlie Brown: Good ol’ Charlie Brown is loyal\, determined\, and just a bit wishy-washy. He’s a true friend\, a dedicated baseball manager\, and very responsible when it comes to taking care of his dog\, . Charlie Brown never gives up\, even when he probably should.\nLucy Van Pelt: Though she’s often dismissed as simply bossy or crabby\, there’s more to Lucy than strong opinions. She dispenses sound advice for just five cents and looks out for her brothers\,  and Rerun. She’s confident\, strong\, and positive she’ll make a great president or queen one day.\nLinus Van Pelt: Thoughtful and respectful\, Linus is often the voice of reason among his peers. He is a deep thinker and a student of philosophy. Despite his run-ins with cantankerous Lucy\, and the fact no one understands why he carries a security blanket\, Linus remains delightfully hopeful.\nLinus’s Blanket: Looking for a strong dancer to perform alongside Linus during the duration of the show. Looking to find someone who is experienced in movement and dance and to work alongside our choreographer to make this beloved object a character of its own. Will potentially have to fill in background vocals.\nSchroeder: A moody musical genius\, Schroeder has been playing the piano since before he could walk. He also enjoys baseball and being with friends\, but he’s never happier than when playing a Beethoven piece—even if the black keys of his piano are just painted on.\nSally Brown: A highly articulate\, charismatic\, lovable\, sometimes eccentric and argumentative younger sister to Charlie Brown. Despite being portrayed as innocent and adorable\, she is noticeably intelligent for her age. She is absurdly intense\, balancing angst with innocence\, sweet but a skeptic.\n\nQuestions: Contact charliebrown@whatconj.org \n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/charliebrownauditions/2023-02-28/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:You're a Good Man\, Charlie Brown Auditions - February 26\, 27\, & 28
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown will be held in-person as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nFebruary 26th from 2pm – 6pm\nFebruary 27th and 28th  from 7pm to 9pm\nCall backs will be March 2nd from 7pm to 9pm\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rogers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: April 22\, 23 and 29\, 30 (potential matinee shows on Sundays TBA) \n  \nActors ages 21 to 75 are invited to audition. Gender for the actors playing the roles are flexible\, please be ready to audition for all roles. Three nights of auditions will be focused on singing and dancing. Please prepare 32 bars from a song from the show\, or from the song of your choice for audition night. Our choreographer will be teaching a 16 count to all auditioners\, come dressed comfortably and prepared to dance. The director is looking for our principal players and also a strong dance ensemble. Prepared sides and monologues will be handed out at callbacks. \nA note on COVID-19: all actors will be required to provide proof of vaccination when auditioning.  \nMasks will be mandatory during the rehearsal process leading up to tech week. \nVirtual Auditions: If you are unable to attend the audition dates listed above but are still interested in coming out for You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown\, video auditions will be accepted until February 25th at 9pm. Please submit your audition video to Director\, Amanda Castro-Conroy\, and Choreographer\, Bong Dizon\, at CharlieBrown@whatconj.org  \n  \nCharacters: Although the genders and ages for the characters are already assigned by the creator\, they are not fixed for our concept for the actors in our show. Therefore all characters genders and ages are flexible depending on individuals auditions. Charlie Brown’s director would like to keep all possibilities open and is looking to see what you bring to the characters. \n\nDance ensemble: Looking for a strong dancers to fill in background vocals and to perform the large dance numbers.\nSnoopy:  A loyal\, imaginative\, and good-natured beagle who is prone to imagining fantasy lives\, including being an author\, a college student known as “Joe Cool”\, an attorney\, and a World War I flying ace. Looking for strong vocalist and a great showman to portray this classic character.\nCharlie Brown: Good ol’ Charlie Brown is loyal\, determined\, and just a bit wishy-washy. He’s a true friend\, a dedicated baseball manager\, and very responsible when it comes to taking care of his dog\, . Charlie Brown never gives up\, even when he probably should.\nLucy Van Pelt: Though she’s often dismissed as simply bossy or crabby\, there’s more to Lucy than strong opinions. She dispenses sound advice for just five cents and looks out for her brothers\,  and Rerun. She’s confident\, strong\, and positive she’ll make a great president or queen one day.\nLinus Van Pelt: Thoughtful and respectful\, Linus is often the voice of reason among his peers. He is a deep thinker and a student of philosophy. Despite his run-ins with cantankerous Lucy\, and the fact no one understands why he carries a security blanket\, Linus remains delightfully hopeful.\nLinus’s Blanket: Looking for a strong dancer to perform alongside Linus during the duration of the show. Looking to find someone who is experienced in movement and dance and to work alongside our choreographer to make this beloved object a character of its own. Will potentially have to fill in background vocals.\nSchroeder: A moody musical genius\, Schroeder has been playing the piano since before he could walk. He also enjoys baseball and being with friends\, but he’s never happier than when playing a Beethoven piece—even if the black keys of his piano are just painted on.\nSally Brown: A highly articulate\, charismatic\, lovable\, sometimes eccentric and argumentative younger sister to Charlie Brown. Despite being portrayed as innocent and adorable\, she is noticeably intelligent for her age. She is absurdly intense\, balancing angst with innocence\, sweet but a skeptic.\n\nQuestions: Contact charliebrown@whatconj.org \n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/charliebrownauditions/2023-02-27/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:You're a Good Man\, Charlie Brown Auditions - February 26\, 27\, & 28
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown will be held in-person as follows: \nDate & Times: \n\nFebruary 26th from 2pm – 6pm\nFebruary 27th and 28th  from 7pm to 9pm\nCall backs will be March 2nd from 7pm to 9pm\n\nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rogers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: April 22\, 23 and 29\, 30 (potential matinee shows on Sundays TBA) \n  \nActors ages 21 to 75 are invited to audition. Gender for the actors playing the roles are flexible\, please be ready to audition for all roles. Three nights of auditions will be focused on singing and dancing. Please prepare 32 bars from a song from the show\, or from the song of your choice for audition night. Our choreographer will be teaching a 16 count to all auditioners\, come dressed comfortably and prepared to dance. The director is looking for our principal players and also a strong dance ensemble. Prepared sides and monologues will be handed out at callbacks. \nA note on COVID-19: all actors will be required to provide proof of vaccination when auditioning.  \nMasks will be mandatory during the rehearsal process leading up to tech week. \nVirtual Auditions: If you are unable to attend the audition dates listed above but are still interested in coming out for You’re a Good Man\, Charlie Brown\, video auditions will be accepted until February 25th at 9pm. Please submit your audition video to Director\, Amanda Castro-Conroy\, and Choreographer\, Bong Dizon\, at CharlieBrown@whatconj.org  \n  \nCharacters: Although the genders and ages for the characters are already assigned by the creator\, they are not fixed for our concept for the actors in our show. Therefore all characters genders and ages are flexible depending on individuals auditions. Charlie Brown’s director would like to keep all possibilities open and is looking to see what you bring to the characters. \n\nDance ensemble: Looking for a strong dancers to fill in background vocals and to perform the large dance numbers.\nSnoopy:  A loyal\, imaginative\, and good-natured beagle who is prone to imagining fantasy lives\, including being an author\, a college student known as “Joe Cool”\, an attorney\, and a World War I flying ace. Looking for strong vocalist and a great showman to portray this classic character.\nCharlie Brown: Good ol’ Charlie Brown is loyal\, determined\, and just a bit wishy-washy. He’s a true friend\, a dedicated baseball manager\, and very responsible when it comes to taking care of his dog\, . Charlie Brown never gives up\, even when he probably should.\nLucy Van Pelt: Though she’s often dismissed as simply bossy or crabby\, there’s more to Lucy than strong opinions. She dispenses sound advice for just five cents and looks out for her brothers\,  and Rerun. She’s confident\, strong\, and positive she’ll make a great president or queen one day.\nLinus Van Pelt: Thoughtful and respectful\, Linus is often the voice of reason among his peers. He is a deep thinker and a student of philosophy. Despite his run-ins with cantankerous Lucy\, and the fact no one understands why he carries a security blanket\, Linus remains delightfully hopeful.\nLinus’s Blanket: Looking for a strong dancer to perform alongside Linus during the duration of the show. Looking to find someone who is experienced in movement and dance and to work alongside our choreographer to make this beloved object a character of its own. Will potentially have to fill in background vocals.\nSchroeder: A moody musical genius\, Schroeder has been playing the piano since before he could walk. He also enjoys baseball and being with friends\, but he’s never happier than when playing a Beethoven piece—even if the black keys of his piano are just painted on.\nSally Brown: A highly articulate\, charismatic\, lovable\, sometimes eccentric and argumentative younger sister to Charlie Brown. Despite being portrayed as innocent and adorable\, she is noticeably intelligent for her age. She is absurdly intense\, balancing angst with innocence\, sweet but a skeptic.\n\nQuestions: Contact charliebrown@whatconj.org \n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/charliebrownauditions/2023-02-26/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night Murder Auditions - January 24 & 26
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for Trivia Night Murder will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: January 24th and 26th \nTime: 7 – 9 pm \nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: March 24 & 25 \nActors over the age of 18 are invited to come to auditions where they can read from character sides and show off their improv skills.  \nA note on COVID-19: Actors will be asked to wear masks during rehearsals until tech week.  \nDue to the nature of a dinner theater\, the audience will not be able to wear masks while eating their meals.  \nQuestions? Contact whatmm@whatconj.org \nAbout the Production: \nTrivia Night Murder is an interactive comedy murder mystery that will also feature a trivia game for the audience. The story centers on a bar trivia game competition that turns deadly when one team leader dies during the game.  \nThere are scripted roles available for the investigators and suspects\, as well as some trivia team leader roles that are improv-only and are not involved in the investigation.  \nIf you are unable to attend either of the audition dates listed above but are still interested in wanting to come out for Trivia Night Murder\, contact Allyssa Hynes at whatmm@whatconj.org. \n  \nCharacters:  \nInvestigators \n\nSammy: the personable host of Trivia\, Trivia\, Trivia\nMalloy: a retired detective and trivia player\n\nVictim \n\nGraham/Gina: the off-putting head of “Graham’s Team” or “Gina’s Team”\n\nSuspects \n\nJeanette: Jeremy’s annoyed ex on “Agatha Quiztie”\nJeremy: Jeanette’s annoyed ex on “The Real Agatha Quiztie”\nEthel: a sweet older woman that is part of “Guessing Grannies”\nTara: a young buzzed woman and leader of impromptu team “Happy Birthday\, Tara”\nWinston/Victoria: a pompous historian on “Your History”\nChip/Bambi: a competitive gym rat on “The Champions”\nShelby/Stuart: a sweet school teacher on “Schooled”\nDan/Dawn: a barfly on “We’re Here Every Night”\n\nAUDITION SIDES \n\nSide 1  – Sammy\, Ethel\, Jeremy\, Jeanette\nSide 2 – Sammy\, Tara\nSide 3 – Malloy\, Sammy\nSide 4 – Malloy\, Chip/Bambi\nSide 5 – Malloy\, Winston/Victoria\n\n* Stage and technical crew and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/trivia-night-murder-auditions-january-24-26/2023-01-26/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage,Main Stage,Productions
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20230124T210000
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SUMMARY:Trivia Night Murder Auditions - January 24 & 26
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for Trivia Night Murder will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: January 24th and 26th \nTime: 7 – 9 pm \nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, NJ (the former Holy Cross High School) \nProduction Dates: March 24 & 25 \nActors over the age of 18 are invited to come to auditions where they can read from character sides and show off their improv skills.  \nA note on COVID-19: Actors will be asked to wear masks during rehearsals until tech week.  \nDue to the nature of a dinner theater\, the audience will not be able to wear masks while eating their meals.  \nQuestions? Contact whatmm@whatconj.org \nAbout the Production: \nTrivia Night Murder is an interactive comedy murder mystery that will also feature a trivia game for the audience. The story centers on a bar trivia game competition that turns deadly when one team leader dies during the game.  \nThere are scripted roles available for the investigators and suspects\, as well as some trivia team leader roles that are improv-only and are not involved in the investigation.  \nIf you are unable to attend either of the audition dates listed above but are still interested in wanting to come out for Trivia Night Murder\, contact Allyssa Hynes at whatmm@whatconj.org. \n  \nCharacters:  \nInvestigators \n\nSammy: the personable host of Trivia\, Trivia\, Trivia\nMalloy: a retired detective and trivia player\n\nVictim \n\nGraham/Gina: the off-putting head of “Graham’s Team” or “Gina’s Team”\n\nSuspects \n\nJeanette: Jeremy’s annoyed ex on “Agatha Quiztie”\nJeremy: Jeanette’s annoyed ex on “The Real Agatha Quiztie”\nEthel: a sweet older woman that is part of “Guessing Grannies”\nTara: a young buzzed woman and leader of impromptu team “Happy Birthday\, Tara”\nWinston/Victoria: a pompous historian on “Your History”\nChip/Bambi: a competitive gym rat on “The Champions”\nShelby/Stuart: a sweet school teacher on “Schooled”\nDan/Dawn: a barfly on “We’re Here Every Night”\n\nAUDITION SIDES \n\nSide 1  – Sammy\, Ethel\, Jeremy\, Jeanette\nSide 2 – Sammy\, Tara\nSide 3 – Malloy\, Sammy\nSide 4 – Malloy\, Chip/Bambi\nSide 5 – Malloy\, Winston/Victoria\n\n* Stage and technical crew and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/trivia-night-murder-auditions-january-24-26/2023-01-24/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage,Main Stage,Productions
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DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221229T210000
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SUMMARY:Drop Dead! Auditions - Dec 28 & 29
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for Drop Dead! will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: December 28 & December 29 \nTime: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm \nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, N.J. (the former Holy Cross School) \nProduction dates: February 24\, 25 and  March 3\, 4 \n  \nActors ages 18 to 75 are invited to read from the provided sides. \nA note on COVID-19: all actors will be required to provide proof of vaccination when auditioning. Masks will be mandatory during the rehearsal process leading up to tech week. \n  \nSides (click title to download\, printed copies will be available) \n\nSide 1: Drools\nSide 2: Penelope\, Alexander\, Inspector\, Bette\, Drools\nSide 3: Victor\, Phillip\, Candy\, Mona\, Brent\, Chaz\nSide 4: Piggy\, Victor\, Brent\, Mona\, Dick\, Chaz\nSide 5: Phillip\, Mona\, Victor\, Bette\, Drools\, Constance\, Alexander\, Lady Barrington\, Constance\, Inspector\nSide 6: Alexander\, Penelope\, Chaz\, Constance\, Victor\, Alabama\n\n\n    Download Audition Form\n  \nQUESTIONS? Contact dropdead@whatconj.org \n  \nABOUT THE PRODUCTION \nDrop Dead! Is a murder mystery play in which a rag-tag cast of actors are desperately trying to revive their careers.  But when the murders and mysteries exceed those in the script\, these thespians must save the show AND their careers as well as their lives! \nIf you are unable to attend either of the audition dates listed above but are still interested in wanting to come out for Drop Dead\, contact Matt Masiello at mmasiell2@gmail.com. \n  \nCHARACTERS \n\nVICTOR LE PEWE – the director\nSOL WEISENHEIMER – the producer\nPHILLIP – the stage manager\nALABAMA MILLER – the playwright\nMONA MONET – the TV star\nBRENT REYNOLDS – the method actor\nCHAZ LOONEY – the apprentice\nCANDY APPLES – the ex-actress\nCONSTANCE CRAWFORD – old stage star\nDICK SHALIT – Gene Shalit’s brother\n\n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org. \n 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/drop-dead-auditions-dec-28-29/2022-12-29/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20221228T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20221228T210000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20221216T164242Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230125T175236Z
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SUMMARY:Drop Dead! Auditions - Dec 28 & 29
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for Drop Dead! will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: December 28 & December 29 \nTime: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm \nLocation: 15 Frank E. Rodgers Blvd. South\, Harrison\, N.J. (the former Holy Cross School) \nProduction dates: February 24\, 25 and  March 3\, 4 \n  \nActors ages 18 to 75 are invited to read from the provided sides. \nA note on COVID-19: all actors will be required to provide proof of vaccination when auditioning. Masks will be mandatory during the rehearsal process leading up to tech week. \n  \nSides (click title to download\, printed copies will be available) \n\nSide 1: Drools\nSide 2: Penelope\, Alexander\, Inspector\, Bette\, Drools\nSide 3: Victor\, Phillip\, Candy\, Mona\, Brent\, Chaz\nSide 4: Piggy\, Victor\, Brent\, Mona\, Dick\, Chaz\nSide 5: Phillip\, Mona\, Victor\, Bette\, Drools\, Constance\, Alexander\, Lady Barrington\, Constance\, Inspector\nSide 6: Alexander\, Penelope\, Chaz\, Constance\, Victor\, Alabama\n\n\n    Download Audition Form\n  \nQUESTIONS? Contact dropdead@whatconj.org \n  \nABOUT THE PRODUCTION \nDrop Dead! Is a murder mystery play in which a rag-tag cast of actors are desperately trying to revive their careers.  But when the murders and mysteries exceed those in the script\, these thespians must save the show AND their careers as well as their lives! \nIf you are unable to attend either of the audition dates listed above but are still interested in wanting to come out for Drop Dead\, contact Matt Masiello at mmasiell2@gmail.com. \n  \nCHARACTERS \n\nVICTOR LE PEWE – the director\nSOL WEISENHEIMER – the producer\nPHILLIP – the stage manager\nALABAMA MILLER – the playwright\nMONA MONET – the TV star\nBRENT REYNOLDS – the method actor\nCHAZ LOONEY – the apprentice\nCANDY APPLES – the ex-actress\nCONSTANCE CRAWFORD – old stage star\nDICK SHALIT – Gene Shalit’s brother\n\n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org. \n 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/drop-dead-auditions-dec-28-29/2022-12-28/
LOCATION:Holy Cross School\, 15 Frank E. Rodgers Boulevard South\, Harrison\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211203T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211203T210000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20211119T191543Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211123T153430Z
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SUMMARY:Almost Maine Auditions - Dec 1 & 3
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for Almost Maine will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: December 1st & December 3rd \nTime: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm \nLocation: Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ 07032 \nALL ACTORS AGES 16 AND UP ARE ENCOURAGED TO AUDITION!\n  \nSides (click title to download\, printed copies will be available) \n\nSide 1: Jimmy\, Sandrine\nSide 2: Jimmy\, Sandrine\, Waitress\nSide 3: Gayle\, Lyndall\nSide 4: Marvalyn\, Steve\nSide 5: Chad\, Randy\n\n\n    Click to Download the Audition Form\n  \nQUESTIONS? Contact almostmaine@whatconj.org \n  \nABOUT THE PRODUCTION \nWelcome to the town of Almost\, Maine- a small town in Northern Maine where the skies are clear enough to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights once a year. One cold\, magical winter night\, the ordinary people of Almost find themselves falling in and out of love in the strangest of ways. Playwright John Cariani’s masterpiece\, Almost Maine (directed by Brooke Gorsica) is one of the most popularly produced plays in the past decade. Originally premiering off-Broadway in 2006\, Almost Maine follows the individual stories of 8 different couples that all experience the magic of love as the clock strikes 9 PM on the same cold and slightly surreal winter night. \n*A NOTE ON COVID-19: A few scenes in Almost Maine do have intimate moments such as kissing. Due to COVID-19\, only fully vaccinated actors will be considered for these scenes to limit the risk of spreading COVID. All non-vaccinated actors are still welcome to audition for scenes that do not include these moments of intimacy.* \n  \nCHARACTERS \n\nPROLOGUE: PETE & GINETTE who have been dating  little while. (Ages 16-50)\nHER HEART: EAST\, a repairman & GLORY a hiker (Ages 25-70)\nSAD & GLAD: JIMMY\, a heating and cooling guy; SANDRINE\, his ex-girlfriend and a salty WAITRESS (Ages 20-60)\nTHIS HURTS: MARVALYN\, a woman who is very good at protecting herself\, and STEVE\, an open\, kind fellow whose brother protects him (Ages 20-60)\nGETTING IT BACK: GAYLE & LENDALL\, longtime girlfriend and boyfriend (Ages 18-50)\nTHEY FELL: RANDY & CHAD: two ‘Country Boys’ (Ages 20-50)\nWHERE IT WENT: PHIL\, a working man and his hard-working wife\, MARCI(Ages 25-50)\nSTORY OF HOPE: HOPE\, who has traveled the world\, and a MAN who has not (Ages 25-60)\nSEEING THE THING: RHONDA\, a tough woman\, and DAVE\, the not-so-tough man who loves her. (Ages 25-50)\n\n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org. \n**COVID-19 Guidelines: West Hudson Arts & Theater Company follows all current state and federal health guidelines. During auditions and at performances\, all audience members will be required to wear masks as well as any unvaccinated cast members\, stage crew and volunteers\, per building requirements.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/almost-maine-auditions-2/
LOCATION:Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Main Stage,Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211201T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211201T210000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20211123T153351Z
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SUMMARY:Almost Maine Auditions - Dec 1 & 3
DESCRIPTION:Auditions for Almost Maine will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: December 1st & December 3rd \nTime: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm \nLocation: Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ 07032 \nALL ACTORS AGES 16 AND UP ARE ENCOURAGED TO AUDITION!\nSides (click title to download\, printed copies will be available) \n\nSide 1: Jimmy\, Sandrine\nSide 2: Jimmy\, Sandrine\, Waitress\nSide 3: Gayle\, Lyndall\nSide 4: Marvalyn\, Steve\nSide 5: Chad\, Randy\n\n\n    Click to Download the Audition Form\n  \nQUESTIONS? Contact almostmaine@whatconj.org \n  \nABOUT THE PRODUCTION \nWelcome to the town of Almost\, Maine- a small town in Northern Maine where the skies are clear enough to catch a glimpse of the Northern Lights once a year. One cold\, magical winter night\, the ordinary people of Almost find themselves falling in and out of love in the strangest of ways. Playwright John Cariani’s masterpiece\, Almost Maine (directed by Brooke Gorsica) is one of the most popularly produced plays in the past decade. Originally premiering off-Broadway in 2006\, Almost Maine follows the individual stories of 8 different couples that all experience the magic of love as the clock strikes 9 PM on the same cold and slightly surreal winter night. \n*A NOTE ON COVID-19: A few scenes in Almost Maine do have intimate moments such as kissing. Due to COVID-19\, only fully vaccinated actors will be considered for these scenes to limit the risk of spreading COVID. All non-vaccinated actors are still welcome to audition for scenes that do not include these moments of intimacy.* \n  \nCHARACTERS \n\nPROLOGUE: PETE & GINETTE who have been dating  little while. (Ages 16-50)\nHER HEART: EAST\, a repairman & GLORY a hiker (Ages 25-70)\nSAD & GLAD: JIMMY\, a heating and cooling guy; SANDRINE\, his ex-girlfriend and a salty WAITRESS (Ages 20-60)\nTHIS HURTS: MARVALYN\, a woman who is very good at protecting herself\, and STEVE\, an open\, kind fellow whose brother protects him (Ages 20-60)\nGETTING IT BACK: GAYLE & LENDALL\, longtime girlfriend and boyfriend (Ages 18-50)\nTHEY FELL: RANDY & CHAD: two ‘Country Boys’ (Ages 20-50)\nWHERE IT WENT: PHIL\, a working man and his hard-working wife\, MARCI(Ages 25-50)\nSTORY OF HOPE: HOPE\, who has traveled the world\, and a MAN who has not (Ages 25-60)\nSEEING THE THING: RHONDA\, a tough woman\, and DAVE\, the not-so-tough man who loves her. (Ages 25-50)\n\n  \n* Stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org. \n**COVID-19 Guidelines: West Hudson Arts & Theater Company follows all current state and federal health guidelines. During auditions and at performances\, all audience members will be required to wear masks as well as any unvaccinated cast members\, stage crew and volunteers\, per building requirements. \n 
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/almost-maine-auditions/
LOCATION:Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Featured,Main Stage,Productions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211104T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211104T210000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20211029T194811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211101T163156Z
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SUMMARY:Yes\, Virginia Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: November 3 & 4 \nTime: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm \nLocation: East Newark Recreation Center\, 44 Central Avenue\, East Newark 07029 (behind Tops Diner) \nActors ages 7 – 80+ are invited to read from the provided sides. Printed copies will be available.\nSides \n\nSide 1: Francis\, Virginia\nSide 2: Mary Lou\, Wendy\, Virginia\nSide 3: Virginia\, Samantha\, Mother\nSide 4: Walter\, Francis\nSide 5: Virginia\, Samantha\, Mother\, Father\n\n\n    Download Audition Form\nQUESTIONS? Contact yesvirginia@whatconj.org \n  \nAbout the Production \nPlaywright Jamie Gorski’s adaptation of Yes\, Virginia\, There is a Santa Claus\, directed by Alyssa Schirm is a story inspired by a simple\, poignant letter written over 100 years ago by 8-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon to the editor of the New York Sun—and by the timeless editorial response printed on the front page of the Sun. \nVirginia wondered and wrote: “Dear Editor\, I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says if you see it in the Sun\, it’s so. Please tell me the truth. Is there a Santa Claus?” Ed Mitchell\, the Sun’s editor\, gives the assignment of answering Virginia’s letter to Frank Church who\, until his wife and baby died last Christmas Eve\, was the Sun’s best and most dependable reporter. \nYes Virginia\, There Is a Santa Claus is a play for young and old\, magically reaffirming life’s highest beauty and joy—”the eternal light with which childhood fills the world.” \n\n  \nCharacters \n\nVirginia O’Hanlon (8 years old\, inquisitive) \nMother O’Hanlon (about 35) \nFather O’Hanlon (about 36) \nSamantha O’Hanlon (about 10) \nFrancis Church (young editor\, eccentric\, klutzy) \nWalter Gibson (editor and chief of “The Sun”) \nMary Lou Parker (about 8) \nWendy Parker (about 7) \nPost-Person \nMartha (friendly soup server) \nOld Christmas Prologues (3) \n* Other non-speaking roles\, stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org. \n\n**COVID-19 Guidelines: West Hudson Arts & Theater Company follows all current state and federal health guidelines. During auditions and at performances\, all audience members will be required to wear masks as well as any unvaccinated cast members\, stage crew and volunteers\, per building requirements.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/yes-virginia-auditions/2021-11-04/
LOCATION:East Newark Recreation Center (behind Tops Diner)\, 44 Central Avenue\, East Newark\, NJ\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20211103T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20211103T210000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20211029T194811Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20211101T163156Z
UID:10000027-1635966000-1635973200@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Yes\, Virginia Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows: \nDate: November 3 & 4 \nTime: 7:00 pm – 9:00 pm \nLocation: East Newark Recreation Center\, 44 Central Avenue\, East Newark 07029 (behind Tops Diner) \nActors ages 7 – 80+ are invited to read from the provided sides. Printed copies will be available.\nSides \n\nSide 1: Francis\, Virginia\nSide 2: Mary Lou\, Wendy\, Virginia\nSide 3: Virginia\, Samantha\, Mother\nSide 4: Walter\, Francis\nSide 5: Virginia\, Samantha\, Mother\, Father\n\n\n    Download Audition Form\nQUESTIONS? Contact yesvirginia@whatconj.org \n  \nAbout the Production \nPlaywright Jamie Gorski’s adaptation of Yes\, Virginia\, There is a Santa Claus\, directed by Alyssa Schirm is a story inspired by a simple\, poignant letter written over 100 years ago by 8-year-old Virginia O’Hanlon to the editor of the New York Sun—and by the timeless editorial response printed on the front page of the Sun. \nVirginia wondered and wrote: “Dear Editor\, I am 8 years old. Some of my little friends say there is no Santa Claus. Papa says if you see it in the Sun\, it’s so. Please tell me the truth. Is there a Santa Claus?” Ed Mitchell\, the Sun’s editor\, gives the assignment of answering Virginia’s letter to Frank Church who\, until his wife and baby died last Christmas Eve\, was the Sun’s best and most dependable reporter. \nYes Virginia\, There Is a Santa Claus is a play for young and old\, magically reaffirming life’s highest beauty and joy—”the eternal light with which childhood fills the world.” \n\n  \nCharacters \n\nVirginia O’Hanlon (8 years old\, inquisitive) \nMother O’Hanlon (about 35) \nFather O’Hanlon (about 36) \nSamantha O’Hanlon (about 10) \nFrancis Church (young editor\, eccentric\, klutzy) \nWalter Gibson (editor and chief of “The Sun”) \nMary Lou Parker (about 8) \nWendy Parker (about 7) \nPost-Person \nMartha (friendly soup server) \nOld Christmas Prologues (3) \n* Other non-speaking roles\, stage and technical crew\, set building\, and other volunteers are also needed for this production! To volunteer\, contact admin@whatconj.org. \n\n**COVID-19 Guidelines: West Hudson Arts & Theater Company follows all current state and federal health guidelines. During auditions and at performances\, all audience members will be required to wear masks as well as any unvaccinated cast members\, stage crew and volunteers\, per building requirements.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/yes-virginia-auditions/2021-11-03/
LOCATION:East Newark Recreation Center (behind Tops Diner)\, 44 Central Avenue\, East Newark\, NJ\, 07029\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210909T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210909T200000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20210731T130246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210903T005551Z
UID:10000032-1631206800-1631217600@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Alicia Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows:\nDate: September 1 and September 2\nTime: 5:00 – 8:00 pm\nLocation: Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny. NJ 07032\n\nVirtual Auditions will be held via Zoom on Thursday\, September 9. You must contact aliciateam@whatconj.org to schedule your timeslot. Access instructions will be provided.\n\nProduction Dates: October 15\, 16\, 22\, 23\n\nAuditioners will read from the provided slides.\n\nSides:\n\n\nSide 1 (Alicia)\nSide 2 (Conejo Moreno)\nSide 3 (Tiger Lily and Rose)\nSide 4 (Caterpillar)\nSide 5 (Tweedledee and Tweedledum)\nSide 6 (Humpty)\nSide 7 (Cheshire Cat)\nSide 8 (Doormouse and Mad Hatter)\nSide 9 (White Queen)\n\n\nCharacters (+ suggested ages): \nAlicia (Age 7-12\, A young Latina) \nEl Conejo Moreno (Age 13+) \nTweedledee (Age 13+) \nMarch Hare (Age 13+) \nMother (Age 18+\, minimal speaking) \nCaterpillar (Age 13+) \nTweedledum (Age 13+) \nDoormouse (Age 13+\, minimal speaking) \nWhite Queen (Age 16+) \nTiger Lily (Age 13+) \nRose (Age 13+) \nHumpty Dumpty (Age 18+) \nMad Hatter (Age 16+) \nCheshire Cat (Age 15+) \nAlfredito (Age 7-9\, Non-Speaking Role) \nAdditional Non- Speaking Roles: Bread\, Teapot\, & Table (Age 7-12)
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/alicia-auditions-2021-09-09/
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Youth Stage
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210903T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210903T200000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20210731T130246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210903T003734Z
UID:10000035-1630688400-1630699200@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Alicia Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows:\nDate: September 1 and September 2\nTime: 5:00 – 8:00 pm\nLocation: Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny. NJ 07032\n\nVirtual Auditions will be held via Zoom on Thursday\, September 9. You must contact aliciateam@whatconj.org to schedule your timeslot. Access instructions will be provided.\n\nProduction Dates: October 15\, 16\, 22\, 23\n\nAuditioners will read from the provided slides.\n\nSides:\n\n\nSide 1 (Alicia)\nSide 2 (Conejo Moreno)\nSide 3 (Tiger Lily and Rose)\nSide 4 (Caterpillar)\nSide 5 (Tweedledee and Tweedledum)\nSide 6 (Humpty)\nSide 7 (Cheshire Cat)\nSide 8 (Doormouse and Mad Hatter)\nSide 9 (White Queen)\n\n\nCharacters (+ suggested ages): \nAlicia (Age 7-12\, A young Latina) \nEl Conejo Moreno (Age 13+) \nTweedledee (Age 13+) \nMarch Hare (Age 13+) \nMother (Age 18+\, minimal speaking) \nCaterpillar (Age 13+) \nTweedledum (Age 13+) \nDoormouse (Age 13+\, minimal speaking) \nWhite Queen (Age 16+) \nTiger Lily (Age 13+) \nRose (Age 13+) \nHumpty Dumpty (Age 18+) \nMad Hatter (Age 16+) \nCheshire Cat (Age 15+) \nAlfredito (Age 7-9\, Non-Speaking Role) \nAdditional Non- Speaking Roles: Bread\, Teapot\, & Table (Age 7-12)
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/alicia-auditions/2021-09-03/
LOCATION:Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Youth Stage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210902T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210902T200000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20210731T130246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210903T003734Z
UID:10000034-1630602000-1630612800@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Alicia Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows:\nDate: September 1 and September 2\nTime: 5:00 – 8:00 pm\nLocation: Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny. NJ 07032\n\nVirtual Auditions will be held via Zoom on Thursday\, September 9. You must contact aliciateam@whatconj.org to schedule your timeslot. Access instructions will be provided.\n\nProduction Dates: October 15\, 16\, 22\, 23\n\nAuditioners will read from the provided slides.\n\nSides:\n\n\nSide 1 (Alicia)\nSide 2 (Conejo Moreno)\nSide 3 (Tiger Lily and Rose)\nSide 4 (Caterpillar)\nSide 5 (Tweedledee and Tweedledum)\nSide 6 (Humpty)\nSide 7 (Cheshire Cat)\nSide 8 (Doormouse and Mad Hatter)\nSide 9 (White Queen)\n\n\nCharacters (+ suggested ages): \nAlicia (Age 7-12\, A young Latina) \nEl Conejo Moreno (Age 13+) \nTweedledee (Age 13+) \nMarch Hare (Age 13+) \nMother (Age 18+\, minimal speaking) \nCaterpillar (Age 13+) \nTweedledum (Age 13+) \nDoormouse (Age 13+\, minimal speaking) \nWhite Queen (Age 16+) \nTiger Lily (Age 13+) \nRose (Age 13+) \nHumpty Dumpty (Age 18+) \nMad Hatter (Age 16+) \nCheshire Cat (Age 15+) \nAlfredito (Age 7-9\, Non-Speaking Role) \nAdditional Non- Speaking Roles: Bread\, Teapot\, & Table (Age 7-12)
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/alicia-auditions/2021-09-02/
LOCATION:Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Youth Stage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210901T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210901T200000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20210731T130246Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210903T003734Z
UID:10000033-1630515600-1630526400@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Alicia Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows:\nDate: September 1 and September 2\nTime: 5:00 – 8:00 pm\nLocation: Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny. NJ 07032\n\nVirtual Auditions will be held via Zoom on Thursday\, September 9. You must contact aliciateam@whatconj.org to schedule your timeslot. Access instructions will be provided.\n\nProduction Dates: October 15\, 16\, 22\, 23\n\nAuditioners will read from the provided slides.\n\nSides:\n\n\nSide 1 (Alicia)\nSide 2 (Conejo Moreno)\nSide 3 (Tiger Lily and Rose)\nSide 4 (Caterpillar)\nSide 5 (Tweedledee and Tweedledum)\nSide 6 (Humpty)\nSide 7 (Cheshire Cat)\nSide 8 (Doormouse and Mad Hatter)\nSide 9 (White Queen)\n\n\nCharacters (+ suggested ages): \nAlicia (Age 7-12\, A young Latina) \nEl Conejo Moreno (Age 13+) \nTweedledee (Age 13+) \nMarch Hare (Age 13+) \nMother (Age 18+\, minimal speaking) \nCaterpillar (Age 13+) \nTweedledum (Age 13+) \nDoormouse (Age 13+\, minimal speaking) \nWhite Queen (Age 16+) \nTiger Lily (Age 13+) \nRose (Age 13+) \nHumpty Dumpty (Age 18+) \nMad Hatter (Age 16+) \nCheshire Cat (Age 15+) \nAlfredito (Age 7-9\, Non-Speaking Role) \nAdditional Non- Speaking Roles: Bread\, Teapot\, & Table (Age 7-12)
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/alicia-auditions/2021-09-01/
LOCATION:Hartung Center\, 925 Passaic Avenue\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:Auditions,Youth Stage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210825T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210825T220000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20210714T210605Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210731T131119Z
UID:10000056-1629918000-1629928800@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Proof Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows:\nDate: August 24 & 25\nTime: 7:00 pm\nLocation: American Legion\, 314 Belgrove Drive\, Kearny. NJ 07032\n\nActors ages 18+ are invited to read from the provided sides. Note that this production will be a stage reading followed by a “talk back” discussion about the perception of mental illness.\n\nSides:\n\n\nSide 1 (Catherine_Claire)\nSide 2 (Catherine_Hal)\nSide 3 (Catherine_Hal 2)\nSide 4 (Catherine_Robert)\nSide 5 (Robert_ Catherine)\n\nCharacters:\n\nCatherine (F\, 25)\, a college dropout\, has spent several years at home caring for her mentally ill father. Their relationship\, although sometimes antagonistic on the surface\, was sustained by strong mutual affection. Although she is a highly intelligent woman\, she has no direction in life. Catherine is worried that she may inherit her father’s illness\, and the signs of mental instability are already there. \nRobert (M\, 50-60s) was a famous mathematician who has just died of a heart attack in his fifties. He is already dead when the play begins\, but he appears in the first scene in Catherine’s imagination and returns in two later scenes\, which flash back to earlier years. Robert was afflicted by a serious mental illness which dogged the remainder of his life. He became so incapacitated that his daughter Catherine had to stay at home to care for him. Robert had a deep affection for Catherine. \nClaire (F\, late 20s-early 30s) is Catherine’s twenty-nine-year-old efficient\, practical\, and successful sister. Unlike Catherine\, she has inherited none of her father’s erratic genius. Instead\, she has made a career in New York as a currency analyst. Claire and Catherine have never gotten along well. Claire feels responsible for Catherine’s welfare and wants her to move to New York\, but Catherine resents what she sees as Claire’s interference in her life. \nHal (M\, 28) is a twenty-eight-year-old mathematician who teaches at the University of Chicago. He also plays drums in a rock band made up of mathematicians. Hal is a former student of Robert’s\, whom he admired immensely\, not only for the brilliance of his achievements in mathematics but because Robert helped him through a bad patch in his doctoral studies. Hal first met Catherine briefly four years earlier\, and when he meets her again (in an attempt to find any redeemable work by Robert in his later years)\, he quickly becomes romantically involved.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/proof-auditions/2021-08-25/
LOCATION:American Legion\, 314 Belgrove Drive\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:River's Edge Stage
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DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20210824T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/New_York:20210824T220000
DTSTAMP:20260806T013255
CREATED:20210714T210605Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20210731T131119Z
UID:10000055-1629831600-1629842400@whatconj.org
SUMMARY:Proof Auditions
DESCRIPTION:Auditions will be held in-person as follows:\nDate: August 24 & 25\nTime: 7:00 pm\nLocation: American Legion\, 314 Belgrove Drive\, Kearny. NJ 07032\n\nActors ages 18+ are invited to read from the provided sides. Note that this production will be a stage reading followed by a “talk back” discussion about the perception of mental illness.\n\nSides:\n\n\nSide 1 (Catherine_Claire)\nSide 2 (Catherine_Hal)\nSide 3 (Catherine_Hal 2)\nSide 4 (Catherine_Robert)\nSide 5 (Robert_ Catherine)\n\nCharacters:\n\nCatherine (F\, 25)\, a college dropout\, has spent several years at home caring for her mentally ill father. Their relationship\, although sometimes antagonistic on the surface\, was sustained by strong mutual affection. Although she is a highly intelligent woman\, she has no direction in life. Catherine is worried that she may inherit her father’s illness\, and the signs of mental instability are already there. \nRobert (M\, 50-60s) was a famous mathematician who has just died of a heart attack in his fifties. He is already dead when the play begins\, but he appears in the first scene in Catherine’s imagination and returns in two later scenes\, which flash back to earlier years. Robert was afflicted by a serious mental illness which dogged the remainder of his life. He became so incapacitated that his daughter Catherine had to stay at home to care for him. Robert had a deep affection for Catherine. \nClaire (F\, late 20s-early 30s) is Catherine’s twenty-nine-year-old efficient\, practical\, and successful sister. Unlike Catherine\, she has inherited none of her father’s erratic genius. Instead\, she has made a career in New York as a currency analyst. Claire and Catherine have never gotten along well. Claire feels responsible for Catherine’s welfare and wants her to move to New York\, but Catherine resents what she sees as Claire’s interference in her life. \nHal (M\, 28) is a twenty-eight-year-old mathematician who teaches at the University of Chicago. He also plays drums in a rock band made up of mathematicians. Hal is a former student of Robert’s\, whom he admired immensely\, not only for the brilliance of his achievements in mathematics but because Robert helped him through a bad patch in his doctoral studies. Hal first met Catherine briefly four years earlier\, and when he meets her again (in an attempt to find any redeemable work by Robert in his later years)\, he quickly becomes romantically involved.
URL:https://whatconj.org/event/proof-auditions/2021-08-24/
LOCATION:American Legion\, 314 Belgrove Drive\, Kearny\, NJ\, 07032\, United States
CATEGORIES:River's Edge Stage
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