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“ONE GOOD MAN”
“A story about real love, real life issues, real friendships, but most of all real faith in God!”
Debra L. Atkins, the Writer and Director of So Many Secrets, So Many Lies; I’m Sorry I’m Not Good Enough; Still Not Good Enough; Family Secrets; Everybody’s Man, Everybody’s Woman, and When Love Walks Away, is back again, with the hit gospel stage play “One Good Man” that is coming back to Houston by popular demand!

Saturday, June 1, 2013 – 3:00 pm and 7:00 pm

The Living Word Faith Center (Apostle John Hickman)
7900 West Fuqua
Missouri City, Tx. 77489

Even though this play is the sequel to hit stage play “When Love Walks Away,” this play independently stands along with a brand new plot, a new cast and a new story line that now focuses on the marriage of Tyrice and Phoebe. “One Good Man” ministers greatly to anyone that is experiencing marital problems or anyone who is dealing with any type of broken relationships. This play is very serious in nature, but it is also filled with lots of comedy from some of the other characters in the play. Ultimately “One Good Man” is just a compelling love story about real love, real friendship and most of all real faith in God!

Starring Houston’s Own: Frederick Foy, Felecha Williams, Reginald Johnson, Yolonda Martin, Kourtney Hunt, Macaria Branch, Andrenetta Marshall, Shatara Hale and LaShay Minigan.

Tickets are now on sale and you can purchase them at www.workingtogetherasone.com or from one of the cast members or production tea or by call 832-423-9090. Tickets are $25 Pre-Sale and $30 at the door. Group rates will be available for groups of 10 or more.

If you need more information please visit our website at www.workingtogetherasone.com or to find out more about Working Together As One Productions and the other gospel stage plays we perform or you can email us dawtao@yahoo.com or call us at 832-423-9090.

Musician Call:
Flautist needed for Bayou City Theatrics production of Elton John & Tim Rice's AIDA.
Tech week: 4/28 - 5/1 evenings after 7:00 pm
Production dates: 5/2,3,4,9,10,11 @ 8:00 pm and 5/5,12 @ 5:00 pm

Contact for further details

1 female and 2 male roles still needed for
"BAD SEED"

MONICA BREEDLOVE- upstairs neight to cristine Penmark
supporting role

EMORY WAGES- brother to Monica (37 lines)

MR. DAIGLE- father of drowned boy (7 lines)

THE PURPLE BOX THEATER IN FRIENDSWOOD

REHEARSALS ARE TUES, WED AND SAT
SHOW RUNS JUNE 14-23


One of Broadway's outstanding hits. "It is solely and honestly meant to entertain…As purely purposeful diversion it ranks with 'Dracula' and sometimes sets your spine to as much tingling…chilling." NY Telegram.

THE STORY: The scene is a small Southern town where Colonel and Christine Penmark live with their daughter, Rhoda. Little Rhoda Penmark is the evil queen of the story. On the surface she is sweet, charming, full of old-fashioned graces, loved by her parents, admired by all her elders. But Rhoda's mother has an uneasy feeling about her. When one of Rhoda's schoolmates is mysteriously drowned at a picnic, Mrs. Penmark is alarmed. For the boy who was drowned was the one who had won the penmanship medal that Rhoda felt she deserved.

THE PURPLE BOX THEATER
1309 W. Parkwood
Friendswood, Tx 77546
818 642-4665

call Cathy at 818 642-4665 to schedule an audition time

THIS IS GOING TO BE SOOOO MUCH FUN! Please come out and support actors you know, writers you know, directors you know and a company you will want to know!!!

FRAGMENTATION IV: 36 in 63

A fast-paced, audience-guided, interactive production that attempts to present 36 pieces in 63 minutes!The 30-second to 4-minute original worksby prolific writers from throughout the US will be presented by a dynamic ensemble while addressing such issues as family dysfunction, dating, self identity and religion.Come back on the second night and see a totally different show.All we need to make it happen is—YOU!!


presented by Driven Theater Company

Saturday, April 27th and 28th at 5:30 pm

$10 at the door: $8 with a pair of gently worn or new shoes (no blades, no wheels, no holes, no mildew)

at The Ensemble Theatre, 3535 Main Street, Houston, TX 77002

For Inquiry: or 832-DRIVEN-0

Writers: Deborah Barrett, Chas Belov, Nick Boretz, Rachel Dickson, Alex Dremann, C. J Ehrlich, Evan Guilford-Blake, Janis Butler Holm, Eric C. Jones, Hilary King, Shirley King, Jae Kramisen, Mark Harvey Levine, Marilyn Lewis, Rhea MacCallum, Josh McIIvain, Martha Patterson, Robin Pond, Amy Tofte, Lauren Tunnell, Asher Wyndham

Actors: Atseko Factor, Melanie Holloway, Kevin Jones, Latoya Patterson, Lisa Pearson, Ashley Peters, Albert Rodriguez, Arlice Young

Directors: Kendrick Brown, Rachel Dickson, Larin Pascal, Errol Anthony Wilks

This Sunday & Tuesday evenings (April 21 & 23) are the auditions. All roles are open. See the original post, or our website for more info. www.upstagetheatre.org

Don't miss auditions for this fun comedy. Sign up for auditions for Over the River and Through the Woods today at www.houstonfac.com main stage tab auditions link. Hope to see you on Saturday!

Houston Family Arts Center (HFAC) announces auditions for its Main Stage production of Fiddler on the Roof book by Joseph Stein, music by Jerry Bock, and Lyrics by Sheldon Harnick. The show performs weekends at the Berry Center July 12-28, 2013.

AUDITION DATES AND TIMES

Singing/Acting Audition
Option 1: Sat, May 11 9:30am-1pm/2-6pm AND dance audition at 6pm
Option 2: Sun, May 12 1-5pm AND dance audition at 5pm

Note: All singers/actors must also attend one of the dance audition options to be considered for any role in the show. Singers/actors will automatically be registered for a dance audition, as outlined above.)

Dance Only Audition (Dance only parts are available. These registration options are for dance only roles. Singers/ actors will automatically be registered for a dance audition, as outlined above.)

Option 3: Sat, May 11 6pm
Option 4: Sun, May 12 5pm

Location: All auditions are held by appointment only at HFAC 10760 Grant Road, Houston, Texas 77070.

GENERAL AUDITION INFORMATION
Full details, audition forms and registration link available at http://bit.ly/FiddlerAuditionHome

If you have any questions or issues that you'd like to discuss directly with a live person, email Please bring completed audition form with you on the day of auditions.

If you prefer to audition for a dance only role, and don’t want to be considered for an acting/singing role, you may register for a dance audition only.

Auditions will be performed in front of an audition panel including the director, music director, choreographer and producer. Please bring a resume with a headshot stapled to the back of the resume.

Auditions are open to the community. No part has been pre-cast, and we always welcome new faces! All parts may be cast with actors of any ethnicity. All actors cast in the show will receive access to unlimited discounted tickets.

AUDITION PREPARATION
Auditions will consist of a one-minute memorized monologue and a musical theatre vocal selection (16-32 measures) in the style of the show (not from the show). To be fair to other actors who are auditioning, we ask that you limit your monologue to one minute. Please bring a printed piano accompaniment or an accompaniment CD without vocals. A pianist will be available at auditions. No a cappella please.

DANCE AUDITION (Mandatory for all actors)
Dance auditions will consist of performing a series combinations led by our Choreographer. Expect to stay about two hours. Some people will be asked to stay longer to work on more complex combinations, but early release is not an indication that you will not be cast. There are several roles that involve more complex numbers and we need to evaluate dancers as well as actors/singers. Please wear clothes that do not prohibit movement. Men please wear sneakers or jazz shoes (and if you have knee pads, feel free to bring them). Women please wear jazz or character shoes.

CALLBACKS
Callbacks will be held by invitation only on Tuesday, May 14, 2013, from 6-9 PM. Callback invitations will be posted on the HFAC website (houstonfac.com) audition tab by Monday, May 13 at noon. Callbacks will consist of a cold reading from the script and singing a portion of the song(s) sung by the character for which you are being considered.

CAST TYPE
The show features a large cast with roles for adults, teens, and children. There are 24 named roles: 14 male (ages 18-65), 10 female (ages 8-85). We are casting all ages for ensemble roles of villagers and Russian soldiers. All roles must be versatile, able to move well, and comfortable with both comedic and dramatic material. We are also seeking dancers. Many adults will play multiple roles, and some adult roles do not require dancing.

CHARACTER BREAKDOWN

Role Gender Vocal Part Age Range
Tevye male baritone 45 – 65
Lazar Wolf male baritone 35 – 55
Yente female alto 50 – 75
Perchik male tenor 21 – 30
Motel male tenor 18 – 27
Chava female mezzo 16 – 23
Golde female mezzo 40 – 55
Tzeital female mezzo 18 – 25
Hodel female mezzo 17 – 24
Constable male spoken 30 – 45
Fyedka male spoken 21 – 32
Fruma-Sarah female mezzo 30 – 45
Grandma Tzeitel female mezzo 65 – 85
Avram male baritone 30 – 60
Mendel male baritone 16 – 25
Rabbi male baritone 45 – 79
Shprintze female spoken 10 – 16
Bielke female spoken 8 – 14
Mordcha male spoken 30 – 60
Nachum male spoken 40 – 65
Shaindel female spoken 40 – 60
The Fiddler male mute 18 – 40
Sasha male spoken 18 – 30
Yussel male spoken 25 – 60
Ensemble N/A various 6 – 99

REHEARSAL SCHEDULE
Rehearsals are held at HFAC and begin on Thursday, May 16 with a cast and parent meeting, and read through. May rehearsals will be on Sundays 2-6 PM, Tuesday and Thursday evenings 7-10 PM and Saturdays 12-5 PM. June rehearsals will be on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday evenings 7-10 PM and Saturdays 10 AM-5 PM. Tech week rehearsals will be Monday-Thursday evenings 6-11 PM.

A complete rehearsal schedule will be available at auditions. Up to 2 rehearsal conflicts can usually be accommodated except for the last two weeks of rehearsals. Not all actors will be required at all rehearsals.

PERFORMANCES
Fiddler on the Roof runs July 12-28, 2013, on Friday and Saturday evenings at 8:00 PM and Sunday matinees at 3 PM at the Berry Center, 8877 Barker Cypress Rd, Cypress, Texas 77433.

About Houston Family Arts Center
Founded in 2005, HOUSTON FAMILY ARTS CENTER (HFAC) is a not-for-profit arts and educational organization, with a passion for entertaining, enlightening and engaging audiences in Northwest Houston and Cypress, TX. Recently named Houston’s Best Gem of a Theater by the Houston Press, and the winner of the prestigious national 2012 American Association of Community Theatre Twink Lynch Award, HFAC produces a broad mix of classics, comedies, dramas, Broadway hits, and new works. Through its award-winning Actors Academy, HFAC offers educational opportunities for all ages with its classes, summer camps and youth productions. To purchase tickets, sign up for auditions or classes, or for more information, please visit www.houstonfac.com or call HFAC Box Office at 281-685-6374 or HFAC Actors Academy at 281-685-2623.

We're working on the set for Six Degrees of Separation at Country Playhouse. The next set building day is Saturday, April 20, from 2:00-6:00 PM. It's a simple build, but many hands make light work. Bring your drills or your painting talent, and come out and have fun.

Country Playhouse is at 12802 Queensbury Lane in the Town and Country Shopping Center (CityCentre), Houston. Country Playhouse is a volunteer organization, no pay, just glory - and a fun experience.

Tech volunteers can call Jim at 832-894-1843 or email Jim Tommaney at edgetheatre@earthlink.net

Jim Tommaney is guest-directing John Guare's Six Degrees of Separation at Country Playhouse, opening May 10 for three weeks. It has a cast of 17 - we have cast twelve but still need five younger male roles, mostly college-age. Here are the roles.

Rick, aspiring actor, living with his girlfriend Elizabeth. Rick can be older than college-age, Caucasian or Hispanic.

Trent Conway, MIT student, educates Paul as to how the upper class lives and thinks. Can be a colorful characterization, eccentric.

Woody, son of the well-off Kittredges, has articulate contempt for his father.

Ben, son of the well-off Larkins, hates his father and tells him off.

Understudy, college-aged African-American male, charismatic and charming with commanding stage presence.

Hustler, in underwear - we are cutting the nudity. An amusing, brief cameo.

The play is essentially a sophisticated comedic drama. All the available roles are easy to learn. The play is done with no intermission and its impact is from a breezy amusing, ironic sweep rather than set scenes. We are rehearsing Mon, Tues, Wed and sometimes Thursday and new actors could rehearse just once a week, or twice if they had the time, more often during tech week. Rehearsals are at 7 pm at Country Playhouse, 12802 Queensbury Lane in the Town and Country Shopping Center (CityCentre), Houston. Country Playhouse is a volunteer organization, no pay, just glory - and a fun experience. Actors can call Jim at 832-894-1843 or email Jim at edgetheatre@earthlink.net.


edgetheatre@earthlink.net

Sorry, I just saw this question. The show has now been cast.
Thank you so much for your question.

Island ETC is pleased to announce that open auditions for:
The New Mel Brooks Musical
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN
will be held on Sunday and Monday, May 12th and 13th at 7:00pm at Island ETC, 2317 Mechanic Street in Galveston.

ALL roles are available.

Performances will be July 19 - August 17, 2013.
Rehearsals are held Sunday through Thursday evenings from 7:00pm to 10:00pm. Rehearsals will begin June 2nd.

Mark your calendars today. You don't want to miss out on this summer's FUN show! More information will be posted soon.

Island ETC - (409 762-3556