Auditions for The Attic Theatre's The Man Who Came to Dinner - Saturday, January 31, 12:00PM - 3:00PM

The Man Who Came to Dinner is an Attic production that will directed by Jason Lineback and Rebecca Roy. We ask those auditioning to be age 15 and above. Auditions will be held from 12pm-3pm at Harbour Shores Church on Saturday, January 31st. Rehearsals will be held on Mondays and Wednesdays and will be held at Harbour Shores Church. Performances are April 9 - 10 @ 7pm and April 11 @ 2pm and 7pm, and will be held at the IVY Tech Noblesville Auditorium.
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Character Descriptions:
Sheridan Whiteside---acerbic, high-energy and high maintenance radio personality who comes to dominate the Stanley household. He says and does whatever he wants regardless of the consequences. Despite his bombastic demeanor, he does have his charms---keeping us all wondering what he will do next. 40s, 50s
Maggie Cutler---efficient, smart assistant to Sheridan. She’s all business and has no time for Sheridan’s narcissistic nonsense. She’s restless though---eager for a little romance and to be out from under Sheridan’s shadow. 20s-30s
Lorraine Sheldon---beautiful, over-the-top stage actress who will do anything for a part. She’s convinced she’s right for every role and every man, and she will travel the world to land a part…or the man of her dreams. 30s- 40s.
Bert Jefferson---earnest, ambitious local reporter, who is eager to interview Sheridan. He is warm and charming and clearly bright. 20s-40s.
Mrs. Stanley---traditional, socially-ambitious, upper-class housewife of late 1930s. 40s-50s
Mr. Stanley---the foil to Sheridan. Mr. Stanley is a conservative, proper businessman and father. He is used to order in his upscale, Ohio home. 40s-50s
Richard Stanley---son of the Stanleys. He’s earnest, hard-working, and well-intentioned. 20s.
June Stanley---spirited and charming daughter of the Stanley’s. 20s.
Harriet Stanley---the elusive and mysterious sister of Mr. Stanley, who is “not quite of this world.”40s- 60s.
Various other roles of flexible ages

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