Auditions Postponed
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Brad
Dec 8, 2009, 3:03:26 PM12/8/09
to River Arts Center
Auditions for the Sauk Prairie Theatre Guild's An Evening of One Acts
has been postponed until January 5th and 7th.
An Evening of One Acts
The first two one-act comedies from the collection Mere Mortals
written by David Ives --
Foreplay: Or the Art of the Fugue and Mere Mortals
Directed by Brad Toberman
David Ives is probably best known for his evening of one-act comedies
called All In The Timing.
The Bear
Written by Anton Checkov
Directed by Mike Irwin
Auditions
Tuesday, Janury 5th, 2010
Thursday, January 7th, 2010
Both days from 6:00pm until 7:00pm at the River Arts Center
Cast requirements are: 3-6 men and 3 women
Contact us if you have questions: sptheatreguild at gmail dot com
or 608.448.6770
Show Dates & Times
Friday, February 19, 2010 (evening)
Saturday, February 20, 2010 (evening)
Sunday, February 21, 2010 (matinee)
Tickets
Advance (without meal): Adult--$10, Student--$5
Advance (with meal): Adult--$25, Student--$20
At the Door: Adult--$13, Student--$5
A dessert bar will be available during intermission. Dessert bar is
included with the meal but can be purchased separately for $5 for
those prefer to skip the meal.
Individual tickets on sale beginning January 15, 2009 from the River
Arts Center
Synopsis
Taken from the back of the script:
In Foreplay: Or the Act of the Fugue, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don
Juan, and his girlfriend on a data at the miniature golf course. When
they move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with
another date. Finally, an even older Chuck arrives with a young date.
His latest date doesn't get his jokes, and worse, she's beating him at
golf.
Mere Mortals eavesdrops on a lunch our on a girder 50 stories over the
street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing
secrets of their past.
We are on Twitter! http://twitter.com/RiverArtsCenter This is a
great way to get short updates on what is going on the River Arts
Center. I will post info about ticket sales, upcoming events,
artists, and parking and traffic info.
Thanks for supporting the arts in Sauk Prairie,
Brad
has been postponed until January 5th and 7th.
An Evening of One Acts
The first two one-act comedies from the collection Mere Mortals
written by David Ives --
Foreplay: Or the Art of the Fugue and Mere Mortals
Directed by Brad Toberman
David Ives is probably best known for his evening of one-act comedies
called All In The Timing.
The Bear
Written by Anton Checkov
Directed by Mike Irwin
Auditions
Tuesday, Janury 5th, 2010
Thursday, January 7th, 2010
Both days from 6:00pm until 7:00pm at the River Arts Center
Cast requirements are: 3-6 men and 3 women
Contact us if you have questions: sptheatreguild at gmail dot com
or 608.448.6770
Show Dates & Times
Friday, February 19, 2010 (evening)
Saturday, February 20, 2010 (evening)
Sunday, February 21, 2010 (matinee)
Tickets
Advance (without meal): Adult--$10, Student--$5
Advance (with meal): Adult--$25, Student--$20
At the Door: Adult--$13, Student--$5
A dessert bar will be available during intermission. Dessert bar is
included with the meal but can be purchased separately for $5 for
those prefer to skip the meal.
Individual tickets on sale beginning January 15, 2009 from the River
Arts Center
Synopsis
Taken from the back of the script:
In Foreplay: Or the Act of the Fugue, we find Chuck, a self-styled Don
Juan, and his girlfriend on a data at the miniature golf course. When
they move to the second hole, a slightly older Chuck II appears with
another date. Finally, an even older Chuck arrives with a young date.
His latest date doesn't get his jokes, and worse, she's beating him at
golf.
Mere Mortals eavesdrops on a lunch our on a girder 50 stories over the
street, as three construction workers share increasingly amazing
secrets of their past.
We are on Twitter! http://twitter.com/RiverArtsCenter This is a
great way to get short updates on what is going on the River Arts
Center. I will post info about ticket sales, upcoming events,
artists, and parking and traffic info.
Thanks for supporting the arts in Sauk Prairie,
Brad
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