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| The Liar - Photo/Resume Request |
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new york , United States
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Shakespeare Theatre Company Washington, DC LORT B+; $816/week minimum
Translated and adapted by David Ives from the comedy by Pierre Corneille
Director: Michael Kahn
1st rehearsal: March 2, 2010. Runs: April 6 - May 30.
NYC Auditions will be held by appointment only on November 4, 2009.
Seeking submissions from Equity members only.
For consideration, e-mail picture and resume
NOTE: Roles open to all ethnicities. ALL roles require major comic chops and training and experience in using poetic / comic language.
Seeking:
Cliton:
Comic servant to Dorante who is the play’s Liar. Cliton is blunt, but he is sweet, easily duped, and incapable of telling a lie. Cliton serves as the foil to his master, and reacts with incredulity at his master’s ever-bolder lies. Major supporting role for a young clown. Mid-20s to mid-30s.
Clarice:
An ingénue with spunk. Charming, pretty, poised, confident. She is engaged to be married, but is not above entertaining the affections of Dorante, the new man who just arrived in town. In her 20s.
Alcippe:
Secretly engaged to Clarice. Alcippe is a good-looking guy –a jock. He is passionate, with a famously volcanic temper that explodes when he thinks that Clarice has been unfaithful. He is really a softie, though, beneath all the bluster. Mid-20s to 30ish.
Philiste:
Alcippe’s friend. Philiste is a dandy - he’s modish, wealthy, proper, hip to the newest fashions. But this stylish aristocrat has a shocking secret: he's in love with a servant! Mid 20s-30ish. NOTE: This actor will MOST LIKELY also understudy the title role. |
Please apply now to take part or for more information.
Payment Details : paid
Application criteria: Male & Female aged 21 to 35
from United States
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