| Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2011: Did You Hear That Noise |
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| We will be holding a script read thru and auditions for our latest production “Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2011: Did You Hear That Noise”, which is made up of six 10 minute plays
Location: 35 Bocking Avenue, Campbelltown
Script Read Thru: Monday 31st October 2011 at 8pm
Auditions: Wednesday 2nd November 2011 at 8pm
The subjects range from a comedy discussing the rules for Medieval Knights saving damsels in distress, to the recovery of an expensive ring from a garbage disposal. A physiological thriller about a women who thinks she’s being stalked to a comedy of two friends discussing phobia’s and an overseas trip. A comedy about a local garage owner holding job interviews to a comedy about two friends getting together to write an entry for a writing competition. The characters in these plays range from 16 through to 60 both male and female.
This production is being staged at the Town Hall Theatre, Campbelltown on 17th December 2011. For more information email: info@wingzproductions.com.au, call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine) or visit www.wingzproductions.com.au. |
| Little Women |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding a script read thru on Monday 20th June 2011 & auditions on Wednesday 22nd June 2011 for our latest production “Little Women” a dramatic adaptation of the classic novel by Louisa M. Alcott, written by Roger Wheeler.
Both the script read thru and auditions are being held at the Reeve Memorial Hall (Campbelltown Uniting Church), Allman Street, Campbelltown and will commence at 7:45pm. All roles are available and no pre-casting will be done, audition pieces will be given out at the script read thru.
This production is being staged at the Town Hall Theatre, Campbelltown in September 2011 and rehearsals will commence from Monday 27th June 2011. This production is being directed by Sandi Owens & produced by David W. Owens.
For more information please email: info@wingzproductions.com.au,
call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine) or
visit www.wingzproductions.com.au & click on the auditions tab. |
| The Butler Did It! |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding a script read thru on Monday 13th December 2010 & auditions on Wednesday 15th December 2010 for our latest production “‘The Butler Did It!” the murder-mystery comedy written by Tim Kelly.
Both the script read thru and auditions are being held at the Reeve Memorial Hall 8:00pm (Campbelltown Uniting Church), Allman Street Campbelltown and will commence at pm. All roles are available and no pre-casting will be done, audition pieces will be given out at the script read thru.
This production is being staged at the Town Hall Theatre, Campbelltown in March 2011 and rehearsals will commence from Monday 10th January 2011. This production is being directed by David W. Owens & produced by Sandi Owens.
For more information email: info@wingzproductions.com.au, call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine) or visit www.wingzproductions.com.au . |
| Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2010: There goes the Neighbourhood! |
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| Wingz Productions are currently holding a read thru & auditions for the Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2010: There goes the neighbourhood!. The read thru is being held on Monday 1st November 2010 and auditions on 3rd November 2010. Both these are being held at 35 Bocking Avenue,
Campbelltown at 8pm.
The rehearsal period is from 4th November 2010 – 4th December 2010, dates, times & location of rehearsals to be set by the individual director. The plays are being presented on 4th December 2010. For more details, please call (02) 4627-1550 or email mpf@wingzproductions.com.au.
The plays that are being presented are:
Peach Bloomers - A comedy written by Gavin Austin, directed by Jullian Atkin
Characters:
Jamie – Flamboyant Australian tourist in his 40’s. (Male aged 35 – 45)
Frank – Older bar attendant with an odd accent and bad toupee. (Male aged 40 – 70)
Setting: The Cocktail Bar of a 4 star London Hotel
Time: Present
Synopsis: An Australian tourist confides in a London barman, trials of travelling with his mother.
In My Dreams - A black comedy written & directed by Will David Roland Peisker
Characters:
Jessica Drewery – A disillusioned house-wife or perhaps ex-career woman, who has forsaken her career for the family (Female aged 30-50)
Bob Drewery – A selfish and rather immature man who places his own goals ahead of his wife and family whom he takes for granted (Male aged 30-55)
Jason Masters – A fresh minded, confident and likeable young man with emotional maturity beyond his years (Male aged 17-25)
Setting: Drewery household & local shops
Time: Present
Synopsis: This is a story of a house wife Jessica Drewery. Her husband Bob and Jessica are in a stale marriage with two kids. When Bob buys himself a new sports car without considering the implications for anyone but himself. Jessica yearns for something more than the relationship she has now and remembers an encounter with a young student Jason Masters who is moving in next door.
Lookout - A comedy written by Robert Bee, directed by Stefan Kent
Characters:
Wilma – An American tourist, strong American Accent required. (Female aged 20 – 70)
Chuck – An American tourist, Wilma’s husband. Strong American Accent required.
(Male aged 20 – 70)
Harry – An Ocker Australian (Male aged 35 – 45)
Narelle – An Australian, Harry’s wife (Female aged 35 – 45)
Setting: Echo Point Lookout, the Blue Mountains NSW
Time: Present
Synopsis: Two “ocker” Australians encounter two stereotypical American tourists at Blue Mountains Echo Point with unexpected consequences.
Credit Check - A comedy written by Eddie Zipperer, directed by Vincent Andriano
Characters:
David – A man recently deceased (Male aged 25 – 35)
Jessica – A Female recently deceased (Female aged 25 – 35)
Angela – A real estate angel. White wings. Halo. Very pleasant but hates hearing complaining (Female aged 18 – 70)
God – King of Kings (Male aged 18 – 70)
Dark Angel – A real estate angel who works for a different company. Red horns and black wings
Setting: Heaven
Time: Present
Synopsis: After a car crash, married couple David & Jessica find
themselves in the afterlife. Jessica believes things won’t be different, but David argues that it’s time to part.
Wedding Anniversary - A drama written by C. G. Willats, directed by David W. Owens
Characters
Betty – A woman celebrating her 25th Wedding Anniversary at a local club, her husband promised something special but was expecting more. (Female aged 40 – 70)
Norm – A man celebrating his 25th Wedding Anniversary but is more
interested in trying to hit the jackpot on the pokies (Male aged 40 – 70)
Marg – Friend of Betty’s having a night out with friend Doreen (Female aged 30 – 70)
Doreen – Friend of Betty’s having a night out with friend Marg (Female aged 30 – 70)
Raffle Ticket Seller – A member of the local lions club, selling tickets for the raffle
(Male or Female age 18 – 70)
Ross - Marg's Husband, who's been playing the pokies (Male aged 30-70)
Barman – A staff member at the club. (Male or Female aged 18 – 70)
Setting: The local RSL Club
Time: Present
Synopsis: A story of a Wedding Anniversary, which went wrong for the wife, Betty. She wanted to go somewhere special. The husband, Norm opted for the local club. |
| Calling All Writers |
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| We are currently seeking submission for our writing competition, the “Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2010 – There goes the Neighbourhood”. The selected plays will be staged later this year as a part of the festival.
The script must be no longer than 10 minutes in length and be only one act. For the scripts to be accepted, the script must contain the statement “There goes the Neighbourhood”.
The closing date for scripts is 15th October 2010, for more information about festival or a copy of the Rules & Guidelines, please call (02) 4627-1550, email: mpf@wingzproductions.com.au or visit: www.wingzproductions.com.au .
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| 'ALLO 'ALLO! |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding a script read thru on Monday 31st May 2010 & auditions on Wednesday 2nd June 2010 for their latest production “‘ALLO ‘ALLO!”, the stage play of the 1980’s BBC sitcom, written by Jeremy Lloyd & David Croft.
Both the script read thru and auditions are being held at the Reeve Memorial Hall (Campbelltown Uniting Church), Allman Street Campbelltown and will commence at 7:45pm. All roles are available and no pre-casting will be done, audition pieces will be given out at the script read thru.
This production is being staged at the Town Hall Theatre, Campbelltown in August 2010 and rehearsals will commence from Monday 7th June 2010. This production is being directed by David W. Owens & produced by Sandi Owens.
For more information email: info@wingzproductions.com.au or call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine).
Synopsis of “‘ALLO! ‘ALLO!”
Based on the popular British television series, this uproarious comedy relates the adventures of a hapless cafe owner in occupied France. He and his wife have stashed a priceless portrait stolen by the Nazis in a sausage in their cellar, where two British airmen are also hiding until the Resistance can repatriate them. Communications with London using the wireless that is disguised as a cockatoo add to the many embarrassments this intrepid proprietor endures in the company of his patrons. News that the Fuhrer is scheduled to visit the town inspires tricksters disguised as Hitler to frequent the cafe. Meanwhile Rene summons all the wit he can muster to save his cafe and his life.
List of Characters
Rene Francois Artois (Male aged 50+)
Edith Melba Artois (Female aged 50+)
Yvette Carte-Blanche (Female aged 18+)
Michelle “of the Resistance” Debois (Female aged 18+)
Mimi Labonq (Female aged 18+)
Colonel Kurt Von Strohm (Male aged 50+)
Private Helga Geerhart (Female aged 18+)
Captain Alberto Bertorelli (Male aged 25+)
Herr Otto Flick (Male aged 25+)
Officer Maurice Crabtree (Male aged 25+)
Monsier Roger Le Clerc (Male aged 50+)
Lieutenant Hubert Gruber (Male aged 25+)
General Ludvig von Schmelling (Male aged 50+)
Flight Lieutenant Carstairs & Flight Lieutenant Fairfax (Males aged 18+)
Voice of Madam Fanny La Fan (Female aged 80+)
Sven Handleme (Cinema Voice Over) (Male aged 18+)
Dick Bannister (Voice of London Calling) (Male aged 18+)
Peasants & German Patrons (Males & Females 18+)
For character descriptions please visit: www.wingzproductions.com.au |
| Are You Being Served? |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding a script read thru on Monday 14th December 2009 & auditions on Wednesday 16th December 2009 for their latest production “Are You Being Served?”, the stage play of the 1970’s – 1980’s BBC sitcom, written by Jeremy Lloyd & David Croft.
Both the script read thru and auditions are being held at the Reeve Memorial Hall (Campbelltown Uniting Church), Allman Street Campbelltown and will commence at 7:45pm.
All roles are available and no pre-casting will be done, audition pieces will be given out at the script read thru.
This production is being staged at the Town Hall Theatre, Campbelltown in March 2010 and rehearsals will commence in January 2010. This production is being directed by David W. Owens & produced by Sandi Owens.
For more information email: info@wingzproductions.com.au or call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine). |
| Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2009 - Beware the Ides of March |
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| We are currently holding auditions for the “Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2009 – Beware the Ides of March”. The read thru will be held on 2nd November 2009 & the auditions will be held on 4th November 2009.
Both the script read thru and auditions are being held at the Reeve Memorial Hall (Campbelltown Uniting Church), Allman Street Campbelltown and will commence at 7:45pm.
For more information, please call (02) 4627-1550, 0425-342-580 or email: info@wingzproductions.com.au
The plays that are being presented are:
Play #1: Moment of Truth
Synopsis: The discovery by a wife of her husband’s affair, his explanation, her reaction and ultimate decision. (Drama)
Characters:
Myra: A wife finding out about her husband’s infidelity. Female aged 25+
Paul: A husband who is found out by his wife. Male aged 25+
Play # 2: A Tale of Two Men
Synopsis: Two very drunk men are trying to work out what a soothsayer means by “Beware the Ides of March”. They get it wrong and one come to an untimely end. (Comedy)
Characters:
Soothsayer: A Man with a sandwich board over his shoulders (non speaking). Male aged 18+
1st Drunk: A drunken man sitting on park bench. Male aged 18+
2nd Drunk: A second drunken man sitting on a park bench. Male aged 18+
Woman: A passerby who is a “know it all” and feels she needs to correct the drunks. Female aged 18+
Play #3: Nine-Thirty-Six
Synopsis: 3 people wait and recount their deaths (Absurdist)
Characters:
Man 1: Man dressed childishly. Male aged 18+
Man 2: Man dressed older. Male aged 18+
Woman: Woman with hair in neat bun. Female aged 18+
Play #4: Treetop Actress
Synopsis: A famous actress is being interviewed by one of her friends for a magazine article. (Drama)
Characters:
Milo: An Interviewer for a magazine. Male aged 25+
Laurel: An Actress promoting her career. Female aged 18+
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| Death by Chocolate |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding a script read thru on Monday 13th July 2009 & auditions on Wednesday 15th July 2009 for their latest production “Death by Chocolate” a murder mystery comedy written by Paul Freed.
Both the script read thru and auditions are being held at the Reeve Memorial Hall (Campbelltown Uniting Church), Allman Street Campbelltown and will commence at 8pm.
This production is being staged in October 2009, directed by David W. Owens & produced by Sandi Owens.
All roles are available and no pre casting will be done, audition pieces will be given out at auditions.
For more information email: info@wingzproductions.com.au or call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine).
Synopsis of “Death by Chocolate”
Members of the newly renovated Meadowbrook Health Resort are dropping like flies, including famed chef Edith Chiles! On the eve of the grand re-opening, this is not the best advertisement! It's up to John Stone, the manager, to find the cause and the murderer. Delightfully sarcastic and cynical.
Stone finds himself teaming up with Ed Parlor, mystery writer and amateur sleuth, in a wacky race against time. The clues point to a sinister box of chocolates, and the suspects include all the outlandish characters working for the resort.
Character Descriptions
Please Note: Ages indicated are reflective of the Character not the Actor/Actress
HENRY MEADOWBROOK (Male aged 60+)
The founder of the Meadowbrook Health Resort. He’s seen only briefly when he is shot at his desk in the opening moments of the play.
ALFRED MELLOX (Male aged 50+)
He is in charge of the resort staff, a position given to him by Henry Meadowbrook as he was his trusted family retainer, a very efficient servant.
LADY RIVERDALE (Female aged 25+)
Owner of Lady Riverdale Chocolates, and the new owner of the Meadowbrook Health Resort. She is the pompous, high society type. Except when she is required to use her vicious "street shrewdness" in order to survive. (Which serves as a hint to her mysterious past!)
DYSLEXIA (Female aged 25+)
Lady Riverdale's assistant and long suffering eccentric secretary. Famous for her unusual clothing choices.
JOHN STONE (Male aged 25+)
New Manager of the Meadowbrook Health Resort, (How he got there, no one knows!) He is quick witted and finds almost everything absurd (your basic cynical person)
RALPH DEADWOOD (Male aged 25+)
The Gym Manager, and all around sleaze ball. Knows all about Lady Riverdale's secret past, and has used that knowledge to get what he wants from her.
MARGARET DANIELS (Female aged 25+)
A very attractive woman who is trying to write a feature story on the resort for a leading gossip magazine. Or is she?
EDITH CHILES (Female aged 25+)
The Head Chef. A rather large buxom woman with a jovial personality and New England matronly manners.
DICK SIMMERING (Male aged 25+)
The Aerobics Instructor. Always garbed in a jogging outfit, he is a bright, hyperactive and effeminate person.
SWEET PEA MEADOWBROOK (Female aged 25+)
Daughter of the late Henry Meadowbrook Extremely overweight (padding will be required for this character), she seems to be trying to eat herself to death because of the trauma of losing her father. Her mouth is always full, so no one can understand what she is saying without the help of Alfred Mellox.
ANNE SMITH (Female aged 25+)
The resort nurse with a fondness for valium who tends to panic at the slightest injury.
ED PARLOR (Male aged 25+)
Guest of Lady Riverdale's, he is a writer of murder mysteries with a cheery disposition who enjoys the chance to play "Sherlock" and try to solve the deaths by chocolate. |
| The Hound of the Baskervilles |
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| 5 Males, 5 Females (aged 18 -60)
Wingz Productions will be holding a read thru and auditions for their latest show, “The Hound of the Baskervilles”. Read Thru will be held on Monday 19th January 2009 & Auditions on Wednesday 21st January 2009, both these will commence from 8pm at 35 Bocking Avenue Campbelltown.
All roles are available for audition. For more information call (02) 4627-1550 or email: info@wingzproductions.com.au .
Synopsis
Sir Henry has become heir to the vast Baskerville fortune, a legacy that comes complete with a family curse — death at the fangs of a living horror prowling the English moor.
Only Sherlock Holmes can stop the beast from striking again. |
| Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2008 - The dark side of the Moon |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding a read thru on 3rd November 2008 & auditions on 6th November 2008 at 35 Bocking Avenue, Campbelltown. Both these will start at 8pm. Call (02) 4627-1550 for more details.
Their latest production is made up of short listed plays for the Macarthur Playwriting Festival 2008 – The dark side of the Moon. 3 male actors 3 female actors are needed to fill the roles, the ages of the character range from 18 – 60 years old.
Please Note: The age listed below indicates the character not the actor.
A Season of Sorrow
Synopsis: Oscar Wilde reflects on his life to his Warder, while he is serving his sentence in Goal (Jail)
Oscar Wilde (Male aged 40+)
This play reflects when Oscar was serving time in goal. It is set 2 months before the end of his two year stint behind bars. His character has all the wit that you expect to hear from Oscar Wilde.
Warden (Male aged 25+)
This character could be any age from 18 through to 60. This character is kind to Oscar and looks out for him.
Enigma Becomes You
Synopsis: A woman receives a visit from her estranged husband.
Man (Male age 25+)
This character is going through a nasty divorce, he now lives with his “Bimbo” as his wife puts it. During the play, we get to know what kind of man he is.
Woman (Female aged 25+)
She’s a very positive woman who knows her own mind. She’s been hurt through the divorce and has her defences up.
The Colour Red
Synopsis: Val has the chance to meet the young woman who has taken over her son’s life.
Val (Female aged 55+)
A woman in her mid fifties is meeting the young woman who has taken over her son’s life.
Caitlin (Female aged 20+)
A young woman in her twenties, who is waiting to meet Davey’s mother. |
| The Monster's Family |
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| Wingz Productions are holding an audition for their latest production, "The Monster's Family". This play is a take off of the Munster's & The Addams Family. The roles available are: Female Aged 16-25, Female Aged 20-35 & Male Aged 18-25. The production is due to be staged 18-20 July 2008. The production is due to be staged 18-20 July 2008. If you are interested in auditioning, (02) 4627-1550. This production is being staged and rehearsed in Campbelltown, NSW |
| Actors needed for Pygmalion |
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| We URGENTLY require the following roles to be filled for our production of Pygmalion:
Alfred Doolittle (Male 40+)
Must be able to speak with a Cockney accent.
Bystander, Nepommuch, 1st Constable, 2nd Constable, & Footman (Male aged 18+)
2 Actors are required to fill these roles.
If you are interested or know of someone who would be interested in auditioning for the above roles, please call (02) 4627-1550.
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| Pygmalion - Additional Auditions *Updated 03/12* |
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| Wingz Productions are holding additional auditions for their latest production of Pygmalion, for the following parts, if you would like to book an audition, please call (02) 4627-1550.
Alfred Doolittle (Male aged 40+)
Must be able to speak with a cockney accent.
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| Pygmalion |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding an Orientation/Read Thru for latest production, George Bernard Shaw's "Pygmalion" on Monday 12th November 2007 at 7:45pm and Auditions on Thursday 15th November 2007 at 7:45pm.
Synopsis
This tells the story of Henry Higgins, a professor of phonetics, who makes a bet with his friend Colonel Pickering that he can successfully pass off a Cockney flower girl, Eliza Doolittle, as a refined society lady by teaching her how to speak with an upper class accent and training her in etiquette.
In the process, Professor Higgins and Eliza Doolittle grow close, but she ultimately rejects his domineering ways and declares she will marry Freddy Eynsford-Hill – a young, poor, gentleman. |
| The Adventures of Doctor Hoo: The Keeper of Tarquin - The Musical |
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| We are currently looking for an Actor/Singer to fill the role of Lord Charles Snakebottom.
This character is Male aged between 25-35. A comic-evil character and a Vampire.
Songs that this character sings are:
Aint no mountain High enough, Help & Celebration (Chorus), Bad (Duet), Thriller (Trio)
To book an audition call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine) or email: wingzproductions@yahoo.com.au
Please Note: This production is being rehearsed and performed in Campbelltown NSW.
The show is a Sci-Fi musical based on the TV series Doctor Who & Star Trek.
Synopsis:
The Doctor arrives with Tippi Roxbury and Lord Snakebottom onboard the Intergalactic Starship The Re-Enterprise.
Captain Rainway sends the Doctor and friends down with a landing party from The Re-Enterprise to face the perils on the planet Tarquin.
The Doctor and his new friends must help the Keeper of Tarquin to defeat the Evil menace before the Universe is spun into eternal strife.
Why is Tippi so important to the evil menace? What is the Keeper of Tarquin’s real secret? Has Lord Snakebottom really turned from his evil ways or does he have a plan up his sleeve? |
| The Adventures of Doctor Hoo: The Keeper of Tarquin - The Musical |
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| Wingz Productions will be holding Auditions on Monday 19th March 2007 from 7:45pm at 35 Bocking Avenue Campbelltown for their next production, “The Adventures of Doctor Hoo: The Keeper of Tarquin – The Musical”.
The writer of the show David W. Owens is a local playwright with over 17 years writing, directing & acting experience and is a cousin of the 1960’s British rock singer Billy Fury.
The music for this show will be mainly based in 1980’s but may vary. The Show is a Sci-Fi take off that will be a cross between the 1960’s TV series Doctor Who & Star Trek and a bit of Star Wars thrown in. Parts in this Musical will be written for the successful auditionees.
Rehearsals for this production will start in June 2007 and the production will be staged in August/September 2007 at the Town Hall Theatre, Queen Street, Campbelltown.
For more details call (02) 4627-1550. |
| Additional Audition for The Importance of being earnest |
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| We are currently looking for 2 parts to be filled for our current production of "The Importance of being Earnest". The roles to be filled are:
Reverend Cannon Chasuble D.D. (Male Aged +40 years old)
Merriman, the Butler (Male Aged +20 years old)
If you are interested in auditioning for these role, please call (02) 4627-1550 (24 hour answering machine, please leave a message)
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| The Importance of Being Earnest |
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| Hot on the heels of the successful production of "Fawlty Towers", Wingz Productions will be holding auditions for our next show "The Importance of being earnest" written by Oscar Wilde.
It is being directed by David W. Owens & produced by Sandi Owens. The read thru of the play will be held on Monday 27th November 2006 at 7:45pm & the auditions will be held on Wednesday 29th November 2006 at 7:45pm at 35 Bocking Avenue, Campbelltown.
We will be handing out audition pieces out at the read thru. For more information call (02) 4627-1550, 24 hour answering machine – please leave a message.
Synopsis of "The Importance of being earnest"
The Importance of being earnest follows the story of Jack Worthing & Algernon Moncrieff and their talents for slightly bending the truth. Jack, when he is in the city pretends to be Ernest to escape the dullness of country life, Algernon pretends to be visiting a terminally ill friend friend Mr. Bunbury to escape the hetic city life.
When Algernon finds out the locationof Jack's country estate, he pretends to be Jack's wicked brother Ernest and pays young Cecily a visit. Cecily is in love withe Ernest but she has never met him. To add to this Gwendolen aslo pays the estate a visit, looking for her Ernest (Jack).
Just when all misunderstandings are corrected, Lady Bracknell arrives to thwart the plans of our two happy couples.
The Characters in the play are:
(Please Note the age indicated, is the age of the character not the actor):
John (Jack) Worthing J.P. (Male aged 25+)
Jack’s origins are not exactly known, he is well educated and is well spoken. He is Jack in the country & Ernest in the city. Its only a matter of time before his lies catch up with him. He’s in love with Gwendolen Fairfax, who is in turn in love with him. The only thing stopping them is Gwendolen’s mother, Lady Bracknell. The other thing stopping their union is; Gwendolen thinks Jack’s name is Ernest.
Algernon Moncrieff (Male aged 20+)
He is one of the worst kind of upper class snob; a poor one. He never takes anything serious, life is a big game to him. He’s the nephew of Lady Bracknell, she has never approved of his wasteful life. When Algernon visits the country he instantly falls in love with Cecily but she thinks his name is Ernest.
Hon. Gwendolen Fairfax (Female aged 18+)
She is the daughter of Lady Bracknell, this character is upper class English. Jack & Gwendolen are in love but Lady Bracknell doesn’t care much about that and spilt them up at any cost. One problem is Gwendolen thinks his name is Ernest.
Cecily Cardew (Female aged 18+)
Cecily was born into a family that would be considered rich in today’s standards. She is the ward of Jack Worthing. Cecily is very unattentive to her studies, much to Miss Prism’s annoyance. She has fallen in love with Ernest, as she has never met him, this should not amount to much. That is until Algernon turns up pretending to be Ernest.
Lady Bracknell (Female aged 45+)
Lady Bracknell married into a well off family and wishes the same for her daughter, Gwendolen Fairfax. She has her own opinion in life and as far as see is concerned, that’s the only one that counts. Lady Bracknell doesn’t approve of Jack’s interest in her daughter and do whatever it takes to split them up.
Miss Laetitia Prism (Female aged 45+)
Miss Prism is educated and has worked in various professions. Currently she is the Governess to Cecily Cardew, she is frustrated by Cecily not being attentive to her studies. In her time Miss Prism has written a three-volume novel. Miss Prism has an affection for the Reverend Chasuble but would never admit it.
Rev. Cannon Chasuble D.D. (Male aged 45+)
The Reverend Chasuble is a well spoken and read man. He is the Reverend of the Wooton Parish overseeing the moral guidance of his flock. Always ready with the righteous point of view. Underneath his salt of the earth exterior harbours desires for Miss Prism.
Lane, Manservent (Male aged 45+)
Lane is the old family retainer of the Moncrieff family. It is his misfortune that currently his master is Algernon. He has a very dry whit, fortunately for him, Algernon doesn’t pick up on it.
Merriman, Butler (Male aged 45+)
Merriman is Jack’s Butler in the country, presiding over the household, making sure everything is done just so.
Maids, Footmen & Gardeners (Males & Females aged 18+)
These parts are Non Speaking roles & will double as the back stage team. |
| Fawlty Towers - Additional Audition |
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| Wingz Productions are currently holding additional auditions for the below character. If you are intrested in booking an audition, please call (02) 4627-1550.
Major Gowen (Resident of the Hotel – Male aged 60+)
The Major is usually to be found in the hotel bar or asking for the morning's papers, the Major is the hotel's longest-standing resident. Never understanding quite what is going on, he is constantly adding his own bizarre interpretations of the situation.
Mrs. Alice Richards (Deaf Hotel Guest – Female Aged 40+)
Mrs. Richards is a Hotel guest with a hearing problem but only when it suits her though. She’s quite arrogant and set in her ways. She believes that some money has been stolen from her room and blames the staff. As soon as Mrs. Richards meets Basil, she takes an instant dislike to him.
Mrs. Taylor & Quentina (Hotel Guest – Female Aged 18+)
Both Mrs. Taylor & Quentina are Hotel Guest dining in the Hotel. They're minor roles but are important to the plot of the show. |
| Fawlty Towers |
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| All roles are available for Audition, Wingz Productions will be auditioning for the Episodes "Communication Problems" & "Basil the Rat". Orientation/Read Thru will be held 31st July 2006 commencing at 7:45pm & Audition 2nd August 2006 commencing at 7:45pm
Call (02) 4627-1550 for more details
Being held at 35 Bocking Avenue, Campbelltown |