Actors! Audition for "Dracula" Dec. 1 or 2
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davis_squareCalling all actors!
Theatre@First is staging the play "Dracula" in February.
Please visit our website at http://www.theatreatfirst.org
for more information and to sign up for an audition slot
on December 1 or 2!
Introduced in the 1897 novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, the character of Count Dracula has become one of the most powerful and recognized icons in gothic horror. A combination of aristocratic style and intelligence masks a brutally powerful evil. Dracula is an ancient monster who has come upon the modern world, and those who encounter him must somehow find the courage to fight against him. But victory is not assured…
This play, an adaptation by John Mattera, brings the story to (un)life through suspense and action. The story follows the book and we will see both Translyvania and London. Several roles will require intense physical performances and stage fighting.
PERIOD
The play will be set in Victorian times, the same as Bram Stoker's novel.
CAST
7 Men, 7 Women, 6 Extras (male or female)
Auditions are by appointment on the evenings of
Tuesday, December 1 or
Wednesday, December 2 with
callbacks on December 3.
Performances will be over three weekends, Feb. 12-27
on the stage at the Elizabeth Peabody House,
277 Broadway, Somerville, near Foss Park.
Theatre@First is staging the play "Dracula" in February.
Please visit our website at http://www.theatreatfirst.org
for more information and to sign up for an audition slot
on December 1 or 2!
Introduced in the 1897 novel Dracula by Bram Stoker, the character of Count Dracula has become one of the most powerful and recognized icons in gothic horror. A combination of aristocratic style and intelligence masks a brutally powerful evil. Dracula is an ancient monster who has come upon the modern world, and those who encounter him must somehow find the courage to fight against him. But victory is not assured…
This play, an adaptation by John Mattera, brings the story to (un)life through suspense and action. The story follows the book and we will see both Translyvania and London. Several roles will require intense physical performances and stage fighting.
PERIOD
The play will be set in Victorian times, the same as Bram Stoker's novel.
CAST
7 Men, 7 Women, 6 Extras (male or female)
Auditions are by appointment on the evenings of
Tuesday, December 1 or
Wednesday, December 2 with
callbacks on December 3.
Performances will be over three weekends, Feb. 12-27
on the stage at the Elizabeth Peabody House,
277 Broadway, Somerville, near Foss Park.