| The Sutherland Theatre Comapny - Natural Causes by Eric Chappell |
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| Our next production is a comedy called Natural Causes, written by Eric Chappell.
The play has great roles for 3 males (40's, 60's) and 2 females(20's, 40's.
If you are interested in auditioning, please contact the Director, Colleen Boyle, on 9588 1517, or email stheatre@tpg.com.au.
Please find following some information about the play and the performance dates.
Natural Causes.
Vincent is from Exodus, a euthanasia group that assists people in suicide. When he is invited to Walter Bryce's country house to assist in the disposal of Walter's wife he senses something is wrong. Why are the suicide notes unsigned? What is the role of Walter's attractive secretary? Why has the Samaritan been sent for?
Performance Dates
Performance dates
Sunday, 28th February at 2pm
Wednesday, 3rd March at 8pm
Friday, 5th March at 8pm
Saturday, 6th March at 2pm
Sunday, 7th March at 2pm
Friday, 12th March at 8pm
Saturday, 13th March at 8pm
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| Pass the Butler |
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| Sutherland Theatre Compnay will be performing Eric Idle's "Pass the Butler" from 20/07/08 - 02/08/2008. Auditions will be held between 25/02/2008 and 28/02/2002. contact Scott Brawley on 9588 1517 for more information. About the play: Not all within the country home of Sir Charles, Minister of Defence, is as it seems. The secrets of the Charles family are both surprising and hilarios. "Pass the Butler" is a riotus romp from Monty Python's Eric Idle. There are a variety of roles for male and females. Ages 25 - 70 years. |
| Pass the Butler |
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| Sutherland Theatre Compnay will be performing Eric Idle's "Pass the Butler" from 20/07/08 - 02/08/2008. Auditions will be held between 25/02/2008 and 28/02/2002. contact Scott Brawley on 9588 1517 for more information.
About the play:
Not all within the country home of Sir Charles, Minister of Defence, is as it seems. The secrets of the Charles family are both surprising and hilarios. "Pass the Butler" is a riotus romp from Monty Python's Eric Idle. There are a variety of roles for male and females. Ages 25 - 70 years. |
| NOISES OFF |
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| The Sutherland Theatre Company is looking for two males (20 - 50) to for our upcoming production, Michael Frayn's hilarious farce "Noises Off". The roles to be cast are Tim and Frederick. For further information call Colleen on 9588 - 1517. |
| Shock |
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| The Sutherland Theatre Company will be holding auditions for our upcoming production of Brian Clemens’ thriller “Shock” on Monday 19 March 2007 from 7.30pm.
Shock ! is a thriller for four men and three women. Air hostess Maggie lives in an isolated house, to which Ann and Maggie’s “latest” – airline pilot Terry – are coming to celebrate her birthday. Maggie has some peculiar tastes, including tape-recording the most private intimacies between herself and her lovers. This indulgence soon causes consternation among the visitors, which include her neighbour Jenny and Jenny’s husband. This culminates in the death of Ann’s fiancé, Steve. A second horrific climax reveals that Maggie has been murdered. Ann, who was very much affected by a recent accident, is distraught when apparently threatened by Jenny; but in the last moments, following Jenny’s disappearance, a final twist proves the relevance of the paly’s title.
Below is a list of characters and a brief description. Whist the age of the characters are taken from the script, the Director, Judy Kelly, has indicated that she does not need to stick rigidly to these ages and is more than happy to audition males and females from mid 20’s to late 40’s.
The characters are:
Jenny Rayner – Maggie’s neighbour. An attractive women about 30.
Anne Marsh – 35 – 45. Fun and likable. A member of the Airlines ground crew, but looks like a hostess.
Terry Dexter – Male. About 40. Handsome airline captain. Anne’s beau.
Andy Flewin – 26 years old. Rough and Ready. Appears to be an odd job guy.
Peter Rayner – Male . About 30. Handsome. Moves like an athlete.
Maggie Millar – A young air hostess. We only ever hear her voice on a tape recorder and see her dead body.
Steve Turner – Male. About 30. We hear voice and then he is has a death scene.
If you would like more information about the play, please give Judy Kelly a call on 9525 4272.
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