Play Auditions

19 November 2009

Organisation/person name:

Titirangi Theatre

Work type:

Temporary: Part-Time

Work classification:

Acting

Job description:

Titirangi Theatre, Lopdell House Titirangi
Auditions
1pm Sunday 6th December 2009 at the theatre.
for “A Pack of Girls” by award winning NZ playwright David Geary

Directed by Lindsay Nash
March season; rehearsals start mid January

When Tom spends more time recovering from his rugby injuries than thinking about his wife, Pam decides to fight fire with fire, and forms a rugby team. Just about every Rugby stereotype you can think of turns up in this comedy, but with a change of gender, as David Geary takes an affectionate dig at entrenched Kiwi mythology in this very physical, down to earth play.

Lively roles for:

6 women aged 20 to 40, 5 of them to be involved rugby game.

3 men 25 to 40. Rugby skills are not necessary.

Pam Hooper, halfback; husband Tom Hooper, forward; Hazel, front row; Lucy, back; Carol, front row; Trish, lock; DPB, coach; Harry, ref; Basil, Possum, Barbarians, etc, can be played by one man or several.

Opportunity location:

Titirangi

Key skills sought:

Acting experience

This opportunity is:

Unpaid

Salary low $:

Salary high $:

Closing date:

Sunday, 6 December 2009

Contact details:

Lindsay Nash by email landcnash@pl.net

Submitted by Titirangi Theatre on Thu, 19/11/2009 - 7:27pm.

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