Needs to be able to attend rehearsals on Sunday afternoons in Lewes. preferably would have some background in theater.
Lulu. Female. Between the age of 20 to 35. Southern accent.A play by Pinter set in a seaside town somewhere in the south east.Dark comedy.
A strong traditional Dublin woman who puts up with her husband Frank’s exploits with humour and exasperation but gives as good - if not better - than she gets in an argument. A matriarch who lets her husband think he’s running things. Ability to do a Dublin or General Southern Irish accent
The Trials of Frankie Flynn written by Peter Hammond and directed by Katherine Reilly
London Irish Theatre is casting the first play of it’s 2010 summer season which kicks off with ‘The Trials of Frankie Flynn’, the humourous tales of a close knit seemingly traditional Dublin family. Frankie bumbles his way through life kept in check by his exasperated wife Peggy and his daughters, long-suffering housewife Angela and modern, sophisticated Marian.
Following last season’s ‘Six of the Best’, in which we produced six new plays in six weeks, The London Irish Theatre won the Fringe award for Best New Company. We are a company which remains committed to a collaborative ethos, quality productions of new writing and we are always eager to bring new talent on-board.
Please send cv’s and headshots to London Irish Theatre (scripts available on request)
NB: The title role of Frankie Flynn is already cast
Independent and well-educated, the Flynn’s second daughter lives in an apartment on the southside… Attractive and modern she has less patience for her father’s foibles but still gets embroiled in the family dramas. Ability to do a Dublin or General Southern Irish accent
The Trials of Frankie Flynn written by Peter Hammond and directed by Katherine Reilly
London Irish Theatre is casting the first play of it’s 2010 summer season which kicks off with ‘The Trials of Frankie Flynn’, the humourous tales of a close knit seemingly traditional Dublin family. Frankie bumbles his way through life kept in check by his exasperated wife Peggy and his daughters, long-suffering housewife Angela and modern, sophisticated Marian.
Following last season’s ‘Six of the Best’, in which we produced six new plays in six weeks, The London Irish Theatre won the Fringe award for Best New Company. We are a company which remains committed to a collaborative ethos, quality productions of new writing and we are always eager to bring new talent on-board.
Please send cv’s and headshots to London Irish Theatre (scripts available on request)
NB: The title role of Frankie Flynn is already cast
Actress, white, aged 50-65 for the roles of Miss Cornelia Scott and Dot.
Cornelia is in her 60’s and a wealthy and demanding spinster with a strong Southern accent.
Dot is in her 70’s, aging and nagging mother of Lucille. She has a strong Texan accent.
This is a showcase of two short American plays for one evening at the New End Theatre in Hampstead. There is the possibility that it will be produced for a longer run later in the year.
Two actresses are required for both pieces. Auditions are 14th and 15th of June, with rehearsals from the 24th of June. The showcase is on the 19th of July.
Something Unspoken is a rare piece of Tennessee Williams, written in 1953. It will be set in the 1950’s near New Orleans, Louisiana
Miss Cornelia Scott is a 60 year-old grand dame and wealthy spinster. On this day, she is running for the highest position in one of the Meridian chapters of the Confederate Daughters, but has decided not to go the event. As a result, Cornelia is updated intermitently by another member over the phone, as the election unfolds.
In the meantime, her timid secretary of many years Grace, in her 40’s, seems to be hiding a secret, something that may have happened between the two of them years ago, but never spoken about. There is increasing tension and anticipation with the election and revelations are made in an explosive confrontation.
Porch was written in 1978 by the Texan playwright, Jack Heifner. It is often performed with a sister-piece, Patio.
Dot, a woman in her 70’s sits on a delapidated porch in her wheel chair on a hot summer’s day in a small Texas town, with her daughter Lucille, who is in her mid-40’s. Lucille tries to read a paper while Dot badgers her. Dot reveals her frustration with Lucille for not becoming a wordly, ambitious woman, while Lucille grown increasingly frustrated in her trapping role as her mother’s care-taker. Will Lucille ever be bold enough to leave the porch?
Actress, white, aged 35-45 for the roles of Grace and Lucille.
Grace is in her 40’s, anxious and timid, has light greying hair. She has a Southern accent.
Lucille is in her 40’s, has red hair and wears a two-piece bathing suit. Not incredibly bright. She also has a strong Texan accent.
***I will see actresses with any hair colour for the role of Grace.
This is a showcase of two short American plays for one evening at the New End Theatre in Hampstead. There is the possibility that it will be produced for a longer run later in the year.
Two actresses are required for both pieces. Auditions are 14th and 15th of June, with rehearsals from the 24th of June. The showcase is on the 19th of July.
Something Unspoken is a rare piece of Tennessee Williams, written in 1953. It will be set in the 1950’s near New Orleans, Louisiana
Miss Cornelia Scott is a 60 year-old grand dame and wealthy spinster. On this day, she is running for the highest position in one of the Meridian chapters of the Confederate Daughters, but has decided not to go the event. As a result, Cornelia is updated intermitently by another member over the phone, as the election unfolds.
In the meantime, her timid secretary of many years Grace, in her 40’s, seems to be hiding a secret, something that may have happened between the two of them years ago, but never spoken about. There is increasing tension and anticipation with the election and revelations are made in an explosive confrontation.
Porch was written in 1978 by the Texan playwright, Jack Heifner. It is often performed with a sister-piece, Patio.
Dot, a woman in her 70’s sits on a delapidated porch in her wheel chair on a hot summer’s day in a small Texas town, with her daughter Lucille, who is in her mid-40’s. Lucille tries to read a paper while Dot badgers her. Dot reveals her frustration with Lucille for not becoming a wordly, ambitious woman, while Lucille grown increasingly frustrated in her trapping role as her mother’s care-taker. Will Lucille ever be bold enough to leave the porch?
Southern UK accent. Pushy yet loving girlfriend of above. Interested in his background, but shocked by what she finds.
Looking for two Male and one Female lead in Short production. This is about two friends, who’s relationship has been stressed by one’s hedonistic and nihilistic approach to life. This culminates at a party hosted by him, where the realisation of the reality of losing his friend is all too much.
white male,
height around 6ft,
slim build,
dark hair,
standard southern accent,
aged mid 20s
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Dates: Filming will take place in Essex next week 1st - 4th June and we plan to do the casting in London this Friday 28th May.
This is for a staged reading and later production. Auditions next week.
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Southern accent for one actress, the other…
For a staged reading of a Tennessee Williams play.
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Spinster, Southern accent.
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Auditions tomorrow.
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No pay at present. Possibly in future.
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Age late 20’s early 30’s,
Male,
Tall average build.
Dark hair,
White british.
Southern accent (london, upmarket)
Characters personality; Vain and fairly cocky. 1940s style gentleman.
May need to dress down to underpants.
Semi professional/Student Film (Unpaid) Currentley in pre-production, Film Noir genre, 4 roles required, Located ar Farnborough college of technology (Surrey University, Bsc Hons, final major project)
PRODUCTION REQUIRES TASTEFUL NUDITY.
CASTING, WEEK STARTING 29TH MARCH
SHOOTING, WEEK STARTING 12TH APRIL (VARIOUS CONVENIENT DAYS)
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