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St Clair Shores Players Auditions
What: Auditions
Dates: Monday, August 26 & Tuesday August 27, 2013
Time: 7:00 to 9:00pm
Place: Good Shepherd United Methodist Church - 31601 Harper Avenue
St Clair Shores, MI 48082-1403
Office Hours, by Norm Foster, takes place in six different city offices
at approximately the same time on a Friday afternoon, and the stories
that take place in each of these offices are cleverly intertwined. This
diabolically clever work by Canada’s foremost comic playwright is
divided into six individually titled segments. The play’s characters are
all intent on holding their lives together by keeping reality at bay,
and the denials are achingly funny. A 200-pound jockey refuses to admit
the obvious, a domineering mother insists that she is not authoritarian,
an insecure producer rejects the idea that his “original” script about a
young Englishman raised by apes to become lord of the jungle just might
have been done before. Through his richly drawn characters, Foster
achieves an exquisite balance of the comic and the near tragic. Norm
Foster is considered to be Canada's most produced playwright. Foster has
had more than forty plays produced on professional stages. Frequently
compared to American playwright Neil Simon, Foster pens plays that are
known for their humor, accessibility, and insight into the everyday
tribulations of life.
Performance dates are November 15, 16, 22 & 23.
Casting:
3 Males
2 Females
(Casting can, however, be expanded up to 17... many good parts!)
Director: Pat Sheehy
Dates: Monday, August 26 & Tuesday August 27, 2013
Time: 7:00 to 9:00pm
Place: Good Shepherd United Methodist Church - 31601 Harper Avenue
St Clair Shores, MI 48082-1403
Office Hours, by Norm Foster, takes place in six different city offices
at approximately the same time on a Friday afternoon, and the stories
that take place in each of these offices are cleverly intertwined. This
diabolically clever work by Canada’s foremost comic playwright is
divided into six individually titled segments. The play’s characters are
all intent on holding their lives together by keeping reality at bay,
and the denials are achingly funny. A 200-pound jockey refuses to admit
the obvious, a domineering mother insists that she is not authoritarian,
an insecure producer rejects the idea that his “original” script about a
young Englishman raised by apes to become lord of the jungle just might
have been done before. Through his richly drawn characters, Foster
achieves an exquisite balance of the comic and the near tragic. Norm
Foster is considered to be Canada's most produced playwright. Foster has
had more than forty plays produced on professional stages. Frequently
compared to American playwright Neil Simon, Foster pens plays that are
known for their humor, accessibility, and insight into the everyday
tribulations of life.
Performance dates are November 15, 16, 22 & 23.
Casting:
3 Males
2 Females
(Casting can, however, be expanded up to 17... many good parts!)
Director: Pat Sheehy
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