Auditions - Done to Death

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Auditions - Done to Death

   

THE BELFRY PROUDLY ANNOUNCES AUDITIONS FOR THEIR SEASON OPENER

Done to Death
A MYSTERY-COMEDY DONE IN TWO ACTS
DIRECTED BY NANCY LAFFERTY

Done to Death is a murder mystery comedy written by Fred Carmichael. The plot focuses on five has-been mystery fiction writers who are brought to the mysterious Vulture's Vault to collaborate on and write a new murder mystery TV series. When real murders start to happen, hilarity ensues.

The play is a huge parody of the murder mystery genre as the writers have their own styles that they use in hopes of figuring out the murders. Fast-paced and full of action!!

Audition Information
Auditions will be held at the Belfry located at 10690 Greenfield Ave., Noblesville, IN 46060 Sunday, July 30 at 6:00 p.m. and Monday, July 31 at 7:00 p.m.

Performance dates: Friday and Saturday performances at 8:00 p.m. September 22, 23, 29, 30, October 6, 7 with Sunday matinees on October 1 and 8 at 2:00 p.m.

Please prepare a short (one minute) monologue. There will be readings from the script.

You may complete your audition form before arriving.

Primary Characters:

  • Jessica Olive – female middle to late thirties – attractive and sophisticated, rich, wife and writing partner of Whitney Olive
  • Whitney Olive – male, late thirties, early forties – witty, sophisticated, perfect gentleman, well-dressed, husband and writing partner of Jessica Olive
  • Mildred Maxwell – female, late fifties or early sixties, determined and opinionated, author
  • Brad Benedict – Male, twenties, thirties, shy, quiet sense of humor, author
  • Rodney Duckton – male, oldest of the five authors, energetic, enthusiastic, and well-dressed
  • Jason Summers – male, thirties, efficient-looking, enthusiastic, slightly nervous television producer
  • Jane – female, eager, young, pretty maid
  • Gregory – male, butler who resembles Dracula, speaks in a deep, Middle-European accent

Secondary Characters: (may be doubled)

  • Stagehand – male or female – unimpressed by others
  • George – male, thirty-ish, soft-spoken and sophisticated, portrays a villain, dresses in the thirties era
  • Martha – female, severe and hardened, dresses in the thirties era
  • Girl – ingénue from the twenties era

Additional characters with few lines(can be doubled)

  • Monster
  • Stephanie Mildaur
  • Secretary