Auditions: The Fantasticks and The Crucible at Murrieta Repertory Theatre
| December 8, 2007 | ||
| 1:00 pm |
On Saturday, December 8th, at 1:00 pm, Murrieta Repertory Theatre is holding the first round of open auditions for the two initial shows of its 2008 Season: The Fantasticks and The Crucible.
- First Round Auditions will be held at The Murrieta Community Center, located at 41810 Juniper Street in Murrieta.
- Call (951) 600-7273 or email jim_marbury@yahoo.com for more information.
The Fantasticks
by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt - 7m, 1f
directed by Jim Marbury
Performances: February 16 – March 9, 2008
A classic coming-of-age story, The Fantasticks features two meddling, matchmaking fathers who scheme to get their children together. But once the couple is united, the real drama begins! Featuring the beloved songs “Try to Remember” and “Soon It’s Gonna Rain,” this is a celebration of lovefirst love, lost love, and ultimately, true love.
Written by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones, The Fantasticks has delighted audiences across the worldincluding a record shattering 17,162 performances at the Sullivan Street Playhouse, where it made its Off Broadway debut in 1960.
All roles are open. Please have a song ready. Bring a CD, accompaniment will not be provided. Be prepared to read from the script. A capella performances are acceptable.
The Crucible
by Arthur Miller - 10m, 10f
directed by Jim Marbury
Performances: April 25 – May 17 ,2008
A time honored American classic. This is Arthur Miller’s moving tale of persecution, hypocrisy and redemption In 17th century Salem, a so-called divine court sought to identify and kill witches. Fearful judges encouraged the accused to save themselves by confessing. Suspects were threatened with ruin unless they named others who might be guilty. In the end, a fever pitch of paranoia drove neighbors to turn on neighbors, friends to turn on friends … even innocents turned on themselves in the name of survival.
All roles are open. We will read for principle roles. Be ready to read from the script.