INTIMATIONS FOR SAXOPHONE

LILY……….Kristen Nemecek
GILLY………. Michael Guess
The Following cast memeber will be playing multiple roles.
WOMAN WITH BOOK………. Chelsea Frati
MRS. LETHE………. Shanna Brown
FRENCH MAID………. Erika Santosuosso
MILLIE……….Mary St. Angelo
BILLIE………. John Ball
DANCER………. William Wu
JOSEPH KARTNER………. Michael Quattrone
MR. LAIRD………. Christopher Wentworth
NIGHTCLUB WAITER……….Christopher Balestriere

CABARET

MEN:

1. Emcee………………..James Monahan
2. Clifford Bradshaw………………..Ben Pike
3. Herr Schultz………………..Ian Poake
4. Ernst Ludwig………………..Keith Pinault
5. Maitre D’/Customs Officer/Dancer……….Chris Remkus
6. Max/Dancer………………..Adam Griffith
7. Sailor 1/Dancer/Waiter………………..Matt Tiberi
8. Sailor 2/Dancer/Kissing Couple Male/Waiter……….Colgan McNeil
9. Sailor 3/Dancer/Waiter………………..Ryan Zatcoff
10. Bobby/Dancer/Waiter………………..Ryan Smith
11. Victor/Dancer/Waiter………………..Paolo Perez
12. Dancer/Waiter………………..James McGowan
13. Nazi Guard/Gorilla………………..Parks Middleton
14. Nazi Guard/Taxi Man/Ass Customs Officer……….John Bahrenberg

WOMEN:

1. Fraulein Schneider………………..Amelia Kreski
2. Fraulein Kost………………..Natalie Fabian
3. Sally Bowles ………………..Michelle Cutolo
4. “Two Ladies”/Kissing Couple Female/Kit Kat Girl……….Georgia Andre
5. “Two Ladies”/Kit Kat Girl……….Laura Duell
6. Kit Kat Girl…………………………Sami O’Keefe
7. Kit Kat Girl…………………………Kira Christoforidis
8. Kit Kat Girl…………………………Julia Rothwell
9. Kit Kat Girl..……………………….Dani Letsche
10. Kit Kat Girl/Sally Understudy……….Allie Rightmeyer
11. Kit Kat Girl…………………………Gina Ventura
12. Dance Captain…………………………TBD

Onstage Band (6)

• Danielle deMatteo……….Piano
• Kim Rogers……….Drums
• Ali Phillips……….Alto Sax
• Michelle Street……….Clarinet
• Frisch……….Reeds
• Taylor Phillips……….Violin

Awake and Sing!

Myron Berger, Bessie’s husband………………..Max Lehman
Bessie Berger………………..Alex Rose
Hennie Berger, their daughter………………..Lauryn Hamel
Ralph Berger, their son………………..Max Baudisch
Jacob, grandfather to Hennie and Ralph………………..Paul Tiesler
Uncle Morty, Bessie’s brother……………….. Rich Traub
Moe Axelrod……………….. Christian Titus
Sam Feinschreiber, Hennie’s husband……………….. Patrick Harman
Schlosser, the janitor………………..Devin Michelson

ATTENTION

ALL ACTIVITY GRANT LETTERS
SENIOR PRACTICUM,
HONORS THESIS,
And INDEPENDENT STUDY PROPOSALS DUE THIS FRIDY 3/12.

Ninth Annual A.R.T./New York Internship Fair!
Where:
The Westin New York
270 West 43rd Street
New York, NY 10038

When:
Saturday March 13, 2010
10:00am to 1:30pm

The Annual A.R.T./New York Internship Fair provides students with the opportunity to meet working theatre professionals from 50 New York City based theatre companies, all of which are seeking interns for the current, Summer, and Fall semesters!
The Fair is open to undergrads, grads, and recent grads of all majors!  The Fair is free, but participants must RSVP and receive a confirmation number to attend.

You must reserve your space by Monday, March 8.
Contact Taylor Gramps
(212) 244-6667 x222 or
tgramps@art-newyork.org

Please provide your name, school, year of study, and if emailing your RSVP, include the words “Internship Fair 2010 RSVP” in the subject line. Please specify whether you would like to attend the morning (10am-12pm) or afternoon (12pm-1:30pm) session.

You will receive a confirmation number in response to your reservation.

Students are encouraged to bring copies of their resume. Business or business casual attire is suggested.

This year’s fair is generously underwritten by the Michael Tuch Foundation and The American Theatre Wing.

Alliance of Resident Theatres/New York
520 Eighth Avenue, Suite 319
New York, New York 10018
Telephone: (212) 244-6667
Fax: (212) 714-1918
E-mail: questions@art-newyork.org

A.R.T./New York: South Oxford Space
138 South Oxford Street
Brooklyn, New York 11217
Telephone: (718) 398-3078

The Alliance of Resident Theatres / New York (A.R.T./New York) is the service and advocacy organization for nearly 300 not-for-profit theatres located throughout New York City.  Our mission is to serve and promote this culturally and artistically diverse community by providing programs and services that assist our members as they work to fully achieve their artistic missions and serve their audiences.

www.art-newyork.org

We’ve added a download-able copy of the department student handbook to the Poowabah site. You can download the PDF from the link located near the top of the right hand column at Poowabah.info.

I am the Director of a production of Beauty and the Beast in Queens.  We have a show that goes up in 1 month and our actor who plays the role of Gaston has left the project.  Obviously you can imagine my concern.  I am reaching out to any and all theater programs in hopes that someone could send word out that this role is now open.

The company does very challenging work and I am sure the experience would be a positive one.

Here are details:

Company SGTG
Located in Bellerose, Queens

Production: Disney’s Beauty and the Beast

Show dates: August 7 – 16th.

We rehearse Mon-Thurs evenings
Sunday afternoons ‘depending on what scenes we are working on’
The characters age range should be 20 – 35.
This character is a major role in the show.  Someone who has already played the role or is very familiar with it would be the perfect candidate.
Most of the actors playing principal roles have acted in regional and/or off broadway productions.
Thank you in advance for any help you can give,

Kathy Rollo Ferrara
Director

SGTGKathy@aol.com

We need two (2) proctors for “The White Devil” auditions on Friday, May 8th, from 2:00 to 2:30. If you are interested please call Sherrie or Joan at 3-5444.

Auditions for the Fall 2009 productions of the Department of Drama and Dance will be held on April 29, April 30 and May 1 from 6:00 to 10:00 PM in Room 106 Emily Lowe. Callbacks will be held on May 2 an 3, location and times TBA. Sign up sheets will be posted on the callboard outside Room 106 one week prior to auditions.

Productions
NICKLE AND DIMED by Joan Holden, based on NICKEL AND DIMED, ON (NOT) GETTING BY IN AMERICA by Barbara Ehrenreich
“The play shows us the life a third of working Americans now lead, and makes us angry that anyone should have to live it.”

ON THE TOWN Music by Leonard Bernstein and book and lyrics by Betty Comden and Adolph Green
Set in wartime 1944 and inspired by Jerome Robbins’ ballet, “Fancy Free”. Songs include “New York, New York,” “Some Other Time,” and “I Can Cook Too.

THE WHITE DEVIL by John Webster
Based on a real event that occurred in Italy, the play turned Italian corruption into a vehicle for depicting “the political and moral state of England” particularly the corruption at the royal court.

Prepare
NICKLED AND DIMED and ON THE TOWN: one contemporary monologue no more than one minute in length and 16 bars of a Broadway song from prior to 1970.
THE WHITE DEVIL: one classical monologue no more the one minute in length.

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