‘Arsenic and Old Lace’ Auditions 3 June & 6 June 2012

 

AUDITION FOR OUR NEXT SHOW!

 

ARSENIC AND OLD LACE written by Joseph Kesselring and directed by Adam Brown

 

“Good macabre fun. The lines are bright. The story is mad.” The New York Times
 

 

Auditions: Sunday 3 June at 2pm, Wednesday 6 June at 7.30pm at the Warehouse, rue Waelhem 69, Schaerbeek
Performances: 23-27 October 2012 at 8pm at the Palais de Beaux-Arts

For more information, contact Adam at broomdykes@hotmail.com
 
We are looking for 3 women and 11 men:

Abby Brewster: A darling lady in her sixties who poisons elderly men. Abby is the sister of Martha and an aunt to Teddy, Jonathan, and Mortimer.
Martha Brewster: A sweet elderly woman with Victorian charm who poisons elderly men, Martha is the sister of Abby and an aunt to Teddy, Jonathan, and Mortimer.
Elaine Harper: An attractive girl in her twenties and Mortimer’s fiancee, Elaine is the daughter of the Rev. Dr. Harper. She is surprisingly wise in the ways of the world for a minister’s daughter.

The Rev. Dr. Harper: Minister and father of Elaine
Teddy Brewster: Nephew of Abby and Martha Brewster, Teddy is a man in his forties who thinks that he is Theodore Roosevelt.
Officer Brophy: A police officer
Officer Klein: A police officer
Mortimer Brewster: Nephew of Abby and Martha, Mortimer is a drama critic who is engaged to Elaine. He is a nice man who cares for his aunts.
Mr. Gibbs: A man who wishes to rent a room from the Brewster sisters
Jonathan Brewster: Nephew of Abby and Martha Brewster, Jonathan is a psychopath who has had plastic surgery and now looks like Boris Karloff.
Dr. Einstein: A plastic surgeon and an alcoholic who is in his fifties, Dr. Einstein has changed Jonathan’s face three times.
Officer O’Hara: A police officer, O’Hara is a would-be playwright who pesters Mortimer to read his play.
Lieutenant Roony: A tough and dominating police officer
Mr. Witherspoon: The superintendent of Happy Dale Sanitarium

 

More info: Adam Brown at broomdykes@hotmail.com.

Getting involved

How to get involved with the ATC:

For each production a new team is formed.

Our directors hold auditions that are open to all (no preparation required). Our producers are looking for volunteers to help out, backstage and on the production side.

 

Whether you have experience or not, if you are interested in taking part in a future production, please contact us through info@atc.theatreinbrussels.com. We need your help!

 

 

 

PLEASE NOTE: we are a community theatre group that relies solely on volunteers and therefore we do not have any job opportunities…