Dragnet Deadline coming up this Sunday.

[calebbullen]

We still have four roles left. Seaver, Roberts, Doctor and Joplin

Joplin is a lively ex ball player turned cafe owner, kind of a fun
part there
Roberts will just take a second out of your day as he's a beat cop who
is only in it for a minute
Doctor is really a dentist but he breaks the case right open
Seaver is the villain in this piece, the perp, the yegg, the one
without whom the whole endeavor would be for naught.


Come on folks, they're good roles. Not huge but nothing to whistle
dixie at neither.

[Laieanna]

I'll see if my hubby wants one of them.

[Colette Benoir]

Can I take the role of the villian (Seaver) if it isn't taken already?
Also when is the deadline to have the recording in?

On Mar 24, 4:41 pm, calebbullen <ca...@blacktiemartiniclub.com> wrote:

[Colette Benoir]

just realized all the parts left are male after reading the script. I
will keep an eye out for the next script : )

[Daphne Abernathy]

Colette, Don't worry about it, I think if it's not a huge part and they don't keep saying Mr. Smith when addressing you, it really wouldn't make a difference.  But Caleb would be best to judge that.  But I remember that Shakespeare used men to play women's parts.  Puts Romeo and Juliet in a new light.

--
Daphne

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[Colette Benoir]

Thanks Daphne. I recorded it and sent it along anyway in case Caleb
can use the Seaver part in a girls voice. I am getting over a cough,
so my voice is a little deeper than usual : )
First time I've ever recorded anything so hopefully it was done
right...

On Mar 29, 6:59 pm, "Daphne Abernathy" <daphne.aberna...@gmail.com>
wrote:

> Colette, Don't worry about it, I think if it's not a huge part and they
> don't keep saying Mr. Smith when addressing you, it really wouldn't make a
> difference. But Caleb would be best to judge that. But I remember that
> Shakespeare used men to play women's parts. Puts Romeo and Juliet in a new
> light.
>

> On Sat, Mar 29, 2008 at 6:56 PM, Colette Benoir <coletteben...@yahoo.com>

> wrote:
>
>
>
>
>
> > just realized all the parts left are male after reading the script. I
> > will keep an eye out for the next script : )
>
> > On Mar 29, 9:29 am, Colette Benoir <coletteben...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> > > Can I take the role of the villian (Seaver) if it isn't taken already?
> > > Also when is the deadline to have the recording in?
>
> > > On Mar 24, 4:41 pm, calebbullen <ca...@blacktiemartiniclub.com> wrote:
>
> > > > We still have four roles left. Seaver, Roberts, Doctor and Joplin
>
> > > > Joplin is a lively ex ball player turned cafe owner, kind of a fun
> > > > part there
> > > > Roberts will just take a second out of your day as he's a beat cop who
> > > > is only in it for a minute
> > > > Doctor is really a dentist but he breaks the case right open
> > > > Seaver is the villain in this piece, the perp, the yegg, the one
> > > > without whom the whole endeavor would be for naught.
>
> > > > Come on folks, they're good roles. Not huge but nothing to whistle
> > > > dixie at neither.
>
> --
> Daphne
>

> Going Broke with Daphne and Tamara --http://www.DaphneandTamara.com

[Colette Benoir]

Hi All,
I spoke with Caleb and because the villain is referenced as a male so
often, it would sound kind of funny : ) So I emailed the doctor part.
Just wanted everyone to know the villain role is still open : )