Audition Notice for “The Foursome”

Directed by Liz Stienberg

 

PERFORMANCE DATES: 

June 19, 20, 21 and 25, 26, 27 and 28

 

Audition Dates:

Saturday March 28 at 2:00 pm
 Sunday March 29 @ 2 pm.

at The Station Theatre

Audition Notice for “No Strings Attached”

Directed by Lynda Daniluk

 

PERFORMANCE DATES: 

August 14, 15, 16, 20,21, 22, 23

 

Audition Dates:

Sunday March 22 @ 1:30
Tuesday March 24 @ 7:00

at The Station Theatre

Download the audition details for more information. Email Liz at airthshire12@gmail.com for an audition.

Download the audition form for more information. Complete and return to ldaniluk12@gmail.com

Show Synopsis  – The Foursome

Rich, Ted, Donnie and Cameron are home for their fifteen-year college reunion, a great time to go out
for a game of golf and catch up on each other’s lives. Unlike their college days, the conversation
doesn’t’ include talk of beer and final exams, but of colonoscopies, home-security systems,
alcoholism, Buddhism and more.

Show Synopsis – No Strings Attached

Everyone’s favorite knothead gets an extreme makeover in this hip and hilarious musical adaptation of the classic tale of a talking puppet who gets into all kinds of trouble before learning what it truly means to be human.

When Carl, a teenager, wants to run away from home, he applies for a job with the mysterious Professor Pinecone and his traveling magical marionette puppet show.  He quickly discovers, however, that the position comes with all kinds of strings attached.  Once he feels the magical jolt in Professor Pinecone’s handshake, he embarks on the audition of his life. 

In this play-within-a-play, Carl becomes Pinocchio and improvises his way through the story, meeting some familiar characters — including a cricket with an attitude (“I’m Gonna Bug Ya”), the devious fox and cat (“Easy Money”) and the memorable Blues Fairy (“Blues Fairy Mama”) — as well as some new ones.  With the help of this eclectic cast, Carl stumbles upon life’s lessons as he’s forced to make important decisions.  After a string of poor choices (which makes his nose grow and
ultimately leads him to make a donkey of himself), he finally does something good for a change by saving Geppetto from the mouth of a giant shark. 

With fun dialogue, a variety of modern music, and a surprise ending, audiences of all ages will enjoy this new take on an old favorite!