#FOOTLIGHT CLUB REGISTRATION#
#FOOTLIGHT CLUB PROFESSIONAL#

#FOOTLIGHT CLUB REGISTRATION#

To streamline the registration process, the Producer will email you an audition form. Actors called back will be given additional sides to work on. Missed appointments or late arrivals will only be accommodated as space and time allows.Īctors needed at callbacks will be notified following each audition (or by 10am the day of callbacks). Please arrive in enough time prior to your appointment time to be ready to begin the process promptly. Each time slot will accommodate up to twenty (20) auditioners. An ASL Interpreter will be available on Tuesday, January 10.Īppointment times are start times. We are seeking a deaf actress to play the role of Betsy. Some conflicts can be scheduled around if we know about them ahead of time. Know your conflicts from December 16 through February 15 to list on the audition sheet.

#FOOTLIGHT CLUB PROFESSIONAL#

You will be asked to read sides from the show.īring your resume and head shot (does not have to be a professional headshot). Sign up for an hour slot via the link above.Ĭallbacks: Thursday, December 12th from 7-10 pm. Please email producer Michael Colford with any questions.ĭates: Monday, December 9th or Tuesday, December 10th, at 7-8pm or 8-9pm. Strike: Mandatory strike is Sunday, March 8th.ĪUDITIONS: By appointment only, please sign up here.

(Exact rehearsal nights subject to change based on cast availability.)

Rehearsals will begin that week and will be Tuesdays and Thursdays from 7 - 10 pm and Sundays from 1 - 5 pm. Rehearsals: The first rehearsal is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, 1/5/20 at 1pm. Location: The Footlight Club, Eliot Hall, 7A Eliot Street, Jamaica Plain, MA Tech Dates (attendance is required): February 16th through opening night, February 22nd. Footlight Club is happy to announce upcoming auditions for Clybourne Park, written by Bruce Norris. Audition slots are likely to fill up quickly, so sign up early and reserve your spot! We look forward to seeing you at auditions! This program is supported in part by a grant from the Boston Cultural Council, a local agency which is funded by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, administered by the Mayor’s Office of Arts, Tourism and Spe-cial Events. The Footlight Club membership strives to present the best in nonprofessional theater to a broad-based audience and to preserve and maintain Eliot Hall as a community resource. Nestled in a residential area near Jamaica Pond, the Footlight Club has had performances every year since 1877. Russo and used in the show will be raffled off to benefit women in the Sudan through My Sister’s Keeper (an organization that “…envisions a world where women all across the globe can imagine, create and sustain vibrant and joyous communities.” Recent contributions to My Sister’s Keeper helped build a school for 1,000 new enrollees in an area that has been devastated by 20 years of civil war. Tickets can be purchased in advance at Three quilts handmade by Philip B. Performances at Eliot Hall at 7A Eliot St. Her talent al-lows her freedom experienced by few African-American women in 1905, but what she really wants is love. In the play, hard work and creativity are no strangers to Ester, a successful 35-year-old African-American seamstress whose business of creating sensual ladies’ un-dergarments can take her from a bawdy bordello to a high-class boudoir in the span of a day. The Footlight Club, America’s oldest community theatre, will stage the Boston community theatre debut of “Intimate Apparel” by Lynn Nottage this month. This quilt and two others will be raffled off at the Footlight Club’s performances of “Initmate Apparel” to benefit My Sister’s Keeper, an organization that helps women in the Sudan.

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