2016 GCTC / CCLA Lawyer Play Auditions
November 17, 2015
The Mouse That Roared
Adapted by Christopher Sergel, from the book by Leonard Wibberley
Directed by Geoff McBride
June 1, 2, 3
& 4, 2016
When a western superpower begins
producing a unique wine that is the tiny nation of Grand Fenwick’s only export,
the little country’s entire economy collapses. Things look dire until Prime
Minister Rupert Mountjoy points out that no country that has
declared war on the superpower – and then lost – has ever gone hungry. But when Field
Marshall Tully Bascombe and the 23 other men in the Grand Fenwick
army invade the superpower, their plan to immediately surrender unravels…
- The GCTC/CCLA Lawyer Play is a fundraising project
that supports the operations of Great Canadian Theatre Company and benefits
a charity partner, which this year is SALUS, an Ottawa charity that provides
life changing housing and support services to people living with serious
mental illness.
- Anyone in the legal profession, including articling students,
paralegals, and judges are eligible to audition for the Lawyer Play. No acting
experience required, just an open mind and a passion for theatre!
- Rehearsals begin in the spring and will run on Tuesday
and Thursday evenings, and Sunday afternoons. Actors must be available when called throughout the rehearsal
period.
REQUIREMENTS:
- You must be available for ALL nights of the play and
a very busy rehearsal period, including the 2 weeks leading up to the
performances. You
must be available for Tech Rehearsal the weekend before the performance dates.
- ALL cast members are required to sell a
minimum number of tickets (40) and seek sponsors for the Lawyer Play.
WHERE:
GCTC Studio
Theatre
2nd floor of the Irving Greenberg Theatre Centre
at 1233 Wellington St. West
WHEN:
Monday,
January 11 - 6pm-9pm
Wednesday,
January 13 - 6pm-9pm
Saturday,
January 16 - 1pm-4pm
To book your
audition date, contact GCTC at development@gctc.ca.
Please
state in subject line "LP 2016 audition"
The full
script version will be available from the CCLA library. Some male roles may be
cross cast with female roles or vice versa. If there is a role you prefer to
play, please indicate so when you book your audition. A copy
of a scene to prepare for your audition will be emailed to you with
confirmation of your audition time.
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