All auditions are in the Theatre and start at 7:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

Beverly Cleary’s

RAMONA QUIMBY

Auditions:   January 13 (2:00 PM) and January 15 (7:30 PM)

Rehearsal Period:  January 21-March 1  (6 weeks)

Performances:  March 1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16

School Shows:  March 14 & 15

Characters:​

​RAMONA QUIMBY​an imaginative, lively third-grader

​who is sometimes wistful or sad

​BEEZUS QUIMBY​a conscientious older sister who loves,

​but is often exasperated with, Ramona

​HOWIE KEMP​a serious third-grade friend of Ramona’s

​SUSAN​vain third-grader who doesn’t like Ramona.  Jealous.

​TAMMY​a high-school waitress

​DOROTHY QUIMBY​a loving mother who is often tired

​BOB QUIMBY​a father who is fun when he isn’t down-hearted

​AUNT BEA​Dorothy Quimby’s younger sister,

​a third grade teacher

​UNCLE HOBART​Howie’s rugged uncle

​who works in oil fields, is full of fun, and likes to tease

​MRS. KEMP​Howie’s humorless grandmother and Ramona’s sitter

​MRS. GRIGGS​strict third-grade teacher doing her job

​SELMA​too chic saleswoman with stylish hair

​MR. FROST​large man with white beard

​OLD MAN​lonely man wearing what are probably his son’s old clothes

​Other Adults:  Doctor, Director, Scout Leaders, Wedding guests

​Other Youth:  Third graders, Cub Scouts and Brownies, Ramona’s reflections in

​mirror

 SOME ENCHANTED EVENING –

THE SONGS OF RODGERS & HAMMERSTEIN

Auditions:   March 10

Rehearsal Period:  March 18 – May 3  (6 weeks)

Performances:  May 3, 4, 9, 10, 11, 16, 17, 18

Characters:

MAN 1 - Tall, dark, sexy, could play Jud or Billy Bigelow. A 'Leading Man' type who must sing well and have great personality. This guy must dazzle the ladies with his charm and have a sense of humor and a commanding way with the music.

MAN 2 - A song and dance man who could play Will Parker but also could be right for Lt. Cable. A friendly performer who must be able to play comedy as well as tender moments.

WOMAN 1 - A pretty blond who could play Laurie or Julie. Big soprano. Must have a soft sexiness and playfulness that is endearing. Beneath it all is a spunky lady.

WOMAN 2 - An attractive lady who could play Anna, Lady Thiang or Aunt Eller. Must have a quality of mystery and sensuousness and be able to play both the regal and the silly.

WOMAN 3 - A strong and up-front young performer who might play Ado Annie or Nellie. Appealing with a big, big voice. Might also be at home doing rock and roll but now finds herself doing the Rodgers and Hammerstein 'Classics.'

Auditions:    July 28

Rehearsal Period:  August 12 – September 20

Performances:   September 20, 21, 26, 27, 28, October, 3, 4, 5

School Shows:  September 26, 27

Characters:

RACHEL LANYON​an artist

INSPECTOR NEWCOMEN​of Scotland Yard

JEANNE POOLE​Dr. Jekyll’s housekeeper

DR. DAVID LANYON​Rachel’s brother, a surgeon &

​Professor of medicine

DOWLING​Lanyon’s butler

MR. EDWARD HYDE​a man with “no visible means of employment

​(doubled by actor playing Jekyll)

LORD DANVERS CAREW, M.P. ​Doubled by actor playing Dowling

Auditions:  September 22

Rehearsal Period:  October 6– November 22  (7 weeks)

Performances:  November 22, 23, 29, 30, 5, 6, 7, 12, 13, 14 (Thanksgiving Nov. 28)

Characters:

ASLAN, the Great Lion of Narnia

WHITE WITCH, the evil Queen of Narnia

PETER PEVENSIE, an English boy, about 13

SUSAN PEVENSIE, Peter's sister, about 12

EDMUND PEENSIE, their younger brother, about 10

LUCY PEVENSIE, their younger sister, about 9

PROFESSOR DIGORY KIRKE, the children's uncle

MRS. MACREADY, housekeeper at Marbleton Manor

MR. and MRS. BEAVER, "Cockney" beavers

DWARF, one of the White Witche's minions

FENRIS ULF, head of the White Witch's Secret Police

TUMNUS, a faun

FATHER CHRISTMAS, Santa Claus

WHITE STAG, harbinger of luck/portent of change in Narnia

VARIOUS GOOD/EVIL NARNIAN CREATURES