Friday, September 15, 2006

"Oliver!" Auditions, September 17 & 18, At DMTC

Audition dates: Sunday, September 17 and Monday, September 18, 2006 at 7:30 p.m.
Callbacks: Tuesday, September 19, 2006 at 7:30 p.m.
Directed & Choreographed by Jan Isaacson At the Hoblit Performing Arts Center, 607 Pena Drive

Character Descriptions:
  • Oliver (9-13 years old) strong boy soprano, loving, sad, hopeful.
  • Fagin-Character actor, must sing well, houses and trains pickpockets, miserly, welcoming
  • Nancy-Strong belter, rough, kind, strong-will, sympathetic, Bill Sykes girlfriend
  • Mr. Bumble-Legit Tenor, workhouse boss, mean, over bearing, pompous
  • Widow Corney-Strong character actress, workhouse mistress, domineering, fussy, proud, sharp-tongued
  • The Artful Dodger (12-25 years old) Fagin’s brightest pupil, friendly, optimistic
  • Bill Sykes-Baritone-Bass, must sing, a villain who associated and does business with Fagin, rough, brutish, glowering, violent
  • Bet-idolizes Nancy, pretty, sweet, strong-willed
  • Mr. Sowerberry-Character role, funeral home owner, grim, formal, graceful
  • Mrs. Sowerberry-Character actress, Funeral home owner’s wife, sour, middle-aged woman, mean
  • Charlotte-Daughter of Funeral home owner, lazy, mean, sour-faced
  • Noah Claypool-Lazy, shop keeping apprentice, mean, taunting, coward
  • Mr. Brownlow-Wealthy gentleman, Oliver’s unknowing grandfather, kind, mannerly, sympathetic
  • Mrs. Bedwin-Brownlow’s housekeeper, kind, motherly
  • Dr. Grimwig-Aristocratic doctor for the wealthy, friendly
  • Charlie Bates-2nd in command of Fagin’s boys
  • Who Will Buy Sellers-Men and women legit singers.
  • Fagin’s Boys-must sing and move well
  • Workhouse Boys (girls and boys)
  • Large Ensemble of singers and dancers (of all ages) who will fill in numerous roles
Performances November 10-Dec 3, 2006; Fridays and Saturdays at 8:15 p.m. and Sundays at 2:15 p.m.
You do not have to come both days. Please bring sheet music for a song that you already know and are comfortable singing. You do not have to sing the entire song, just enough to give the director and music director an idea of how well you can carry a tune and follow our piano player’s accompaniment (no pre-taped music or a cappella, please).

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