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Upcoming Auditions

When signing up for an audition time, PLEASE CHOOSE ONE ONLY TIME SLOT.
Please bring a resume and current photo (professional headshots are not required). Walk-ins are welcome, but reserved times are preferred. There will be cold readings from the script. Please come prepared to list all conflicts. Absolutely NO conflicts accepted during tech week.

AUDITIONS FOR

One Slight Hitch
By Lewis Black
Directed by Janette Oswald

Sunday April 7, 7:00-9:00pm
Monday April 8, 7:00-9:00pm
Callbacks Tuesday, April 9 @7:00pm (If needed)
Sign up: https://www.signupgenius.com/go/60B0445ACAC2CA0FF2-48479679-auditions#/

PERFORMANCES: July 12-28, 2024
third week and one Saturday matinee at 2pm on the second Saturday.

REHEARSALS: Rehearsals will begin June 3 and will generally be Monday-Thursday 7-10pm, Sundays 2-5pm. A more precise schedule will be handed out at the first read through.

CHARACTERS:
“Doc” Coleman: (Male, 50s to 60s) – The father. General practitioner, charming, eccentric conservative. Hides his anger issues with a smile.

Delia Coleman: (Female 50s to 60s) – The mother. A chronic worrier, a “Momzilla” in terms of planning for her daughter’s wedding. Keeps her neurosis just below the surface.

P.B.: (Female, mid-teens) – Doc and Delia’s youngest daughter. the story’s narrator She is alternately appalled and excited by the craziness of the family, which we see through her eyes.

Courtney: (Female, late 20s – early 30s) – The bride. Doc and Delia’s eldest daughter. Freelance writer/artist. Torn between a life of artistic freedom and the security of marriage.

Melanie: (Female, early to mid-20s) – Doc and Delia’s middle daughter. A nurse. An attractive party girl that protects a wilder side than her older sister.

Ryan: (Male, late 20s – early 30s) – The ex-boyfriend of Courtney. A bohemian free spirit. Hoping to write this generation’s “One the Road”

Harper: (Male, early to mid-30s) – The groom. Logical and wealthy. Can’t help being the “good guy” even when he knows it puts his relationship at risk.

The Coleman household is preparing for daughter’s, Courtney, wedding. Her mother, Delia, is determined that everything will be “perfect”. The groom is perfect, the dress is perfect, and the decorations (assuming they arrive) will be perfect. But when the doorbell rings on the wedding morning, everything goes perfectly awry.

 

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Questions, please contact Richardson Theatre Centre at 972-699-1130 or email info@richardsontheatrecentre.net.

 

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