Casting/Auditions
2012 Casting Opportunities / Auditions
No scheduled auditions at this time.
Please email Maria-Elena Cordero, Casting Coordinator, for audition opportunities – mcordero@hartnell.edu
*note below Studio Theater titles, Auditions and info regarding our SpringFEST 2012*
You must have an appointment to audition. No phone calls, please. The system sometimes delays message delivery!
Follow the instructions below, then on audition day check-in at The Western Stage’s Main lobby.
- Your full name
- Your phone number(s)
- Show/role(s) that interest you
- Your age
- First choice for appointment time
- Second choice for appointment time
PERUSAL SCRIPTS are available upon request, please speak to Casting Coordinator.
CAST BREAKDOWNS will be posted on the callboard and on the website when available.
**Dates and Titles subject to change**
MAIN STAGE MUSICALS
John Steinbeck’s - Pastures of Heaven
A Monterey County Premiere
Performing June 30 – July 15th
An exciting new drama adapted for the stage by Octavio Solis
This play is racy, humorous, and tragic and filled with stories of the wildly desperate people who struggled to make a home in the Salinas Valley.
Performing September 8 – September 29
STUDIO THEATER
One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest
Performing June 1 – June 24
A fantastic comedy-drama from the novel by Ken Kesey, by Dale Wasserman
The greatest protest play of the 20th century. It defines the attitudes and ideas of the 1960s. It is about the age old struggle for power. It boils down to one insistent refrain: Authority Must Always Be Questioned. The film version won seven Academy Awards.
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SpringFEST 2012 AUDITIONS
Auditions (Mainstage lobby check-in 30 minutes prior):
¡Bocón!
(Matinee performances for local schools)
Student matinee show: “¡Bocón!” written by Lisa Loomer (pending rights)
5 men 5 women, split evenly between men and women, who are either bilingual or able to speak basic SpanishMust be available during the day/early afternoons for rehearsals and morning performances
¡Bocón! is a fable filled with humor, mysticism and song, telling the story of twelve-year-old Miguel who flees a repressive military regime in Central America. A natural storyteller and irrepressible “big mouth” or bocón, Miguel loses his voice when his parents are taken and begins a metaphorical journey north to the City of Angels in search of it. Along the way he meets up with La Llorona, the “Weeping Woman” of Mexican and Central American legend. Through their magical friendship, Miguel finds his voice and the courage to cross the border to a new life. Miguel’s story speaks to immigrant children from all parts of the world - and to any child learning the meaning of finding one’s own “voice.”
Rehearsals start March 5 (Mon), 2012
Performance dates: April 25 & 26 (Wed/Thu), 2012, both at 10:30am.
Performance dates: March 16-18
There are many more performances and activities to participate in during our 2012 SpringFEST!
Please check out this flyer for further details! Click to download.
For more information regarding SpringFEST 2012, please email Artistic Program Director – Melissa Chin-Parker mchin@hartnell.edu
