AUDITIONS
Little Women
Adapted by Thomas Hischak
Directed by Micaela Eagle
Monday and Tuesday, December 9th & 10th at 7pm
Please arrive by 6:45. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script, no prepared piece necessary. You are welcome to attend both nights of auditions, but it is not required. The role of 1889 "Josephine March, a famous author" has been cast. All other roles, including young Jo, are open.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
(12-18 women, 5 men)
In 1889:
Mrs. Tomlinson, a society lady
Josephine March, a famous author
The Years 1863 - 1868:
Mr. March
Mrs. March, called Marmee
Meg, their oldest and most practical daughter
Jo, a tomboy
Beth, shy and frail
Amy, their youngest daughter
Hannah, their housekeeper
Aunt March, a rich relative
Mr. Laurence, a wealthy man
Theodore Laurence, grandson of above (called Laurie), about Jo's age
John Brooke, a tutor
Mrs. Moffet
Clara, her daughter
Jenny and Mary, schoolgirls
Sarah and Katy, Meg's pupils
Mrs. Kirke
Kitty and Minnie, daughters of above
Professor Friedrich Bhaer
Some roles may be doubled
Adapted by Thomas Hischak
Directed by Micaela Eagle
Monday and Tuesday, December 9th & 10th at 7pm
Please arrive by 6:45. Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script, no prepared piece necessary. You are welcome to attend both nights of auditions, but it is not required. The role of 1889 "Josephine March, a famous author" has been cast. All other roles, including young Jo, are open.
CAST OF CHARACTERS
(12-18 women, 5 men)
In 1889:
Mrs. Tomlinson, a society lady
Josephine March, a famous author
The Years 1863 - 1868:
Mr. March
Mrs. March, called Marmee
Meg, their oldest and most practical daughter
Jo, a tomboy
Beth, shy and frail
Amy, their youngest daughter
Hannah, their housekeeper
Aunt March, a rich relative
Mr. Laurence, a wealthy man
Theodore Laurence, grandson of above (called Laurie), about Jo's age
John Brooke, a tutor
Mrs. Moffet
Clara, her daughter
Jenny and Mary, schoolgirls
Sarah and Katy, Meg's pupils
Mrs. Kirke
Kitty and Minnie, daughters of above
Professor Friedrich Bhaer
Some roles may be doubled