Friday, January 7, 2011
The show must go on...
I am currently casting for my play: “Plastic People in Waiting” a dark comedy set to be staged at the Manhattan Repertory Theatre Winterfest. This is a great opportunity to collaborate with an ensemble cast of colorful characters on a timely story with a twist.
Synopsis
Dr Cohen's office is overbooked. His secretary is dead. And Betty, the temp, is left to pick up the pieces. Meanwhile an aging star, a precocious schoolgirl, a pageant mom and a peculiar therapist, all vie for a last nip and tuck with the Dr. before he jets off to Brazil. While they wait, tension builds, personalities clash and secrets are revealed, ensuring that no one leaves this Dr.’s visit unchanged.
Rehearsals begin mid-end of January.
Sunday March 6 - Tech
9 am to 11:15 am
Saturday March 12 - Dress
9 am to 11:15 am
PERFORMANCE DATES AND TIMES:
Saturday March 12 at 7 pm
Sunday March 13 at 6 pm
Thursday March 17 at 7 pm
Casting For:
Character List
DR. COHEN: Late 30’s-Early 40’s. Capable yet sleazy plastic surgeon. Somewhat disheveled looking.
PHIL ROTH: late 30’s-early 40’s. Psychiatrist. Attractive. Well-put together. Intelligent yet manipulative.
MAYBELLE JONES: mid 30’s. Slightly overweight. Big, bold personality. Requires the ability to do a southern accent.
LIANNE JONES: Early 20’s. Daughter of Maybelle. Life-long pageant girl. Pretty and thin yet very insecure: desires breast implants. Requires the ability to do a southern accent.
CYNTHIA BROWN: 40-50. Stage actress. Entitled. Dramatic personality with a softer side. Has had work done before and wants much more. Requires some undressing for consultation scene.
BETTY: Dr. Cohen’s new secretary. Early to late 20’s. Slight Midwestern accent.
AMY: 13-18. Asian American. Student seeking eyelid surgery. Seems young but could pass for older. Overachiever type.
CANDY: Early 20’s. Model/actress bimbo type with some comedic flair. A large chest or breast implants preferable.
May require partial nudity for consultation scene.
NonUnion/No Pay
Please send headshots/resumes to lyudmila.golubov@gmail.com
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Dark comedy refers rather to the tragicomic form in which laughter and despair are inextricably mingld.Expect!Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI think this play sounds interesting. I would go see that. :)
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