Artisan Center Theater announces <\/p>\n
THE MIRACLE WORKER Auditions<\/p>\n
What: Auditions for THE MIRACLE WORKER by William Gibson
\nWhen: Tuesday May 8 and Wednesday May 9, 2007 at 7pm
\nCallbacks: Saturday May 12 at 9:30am
\nWhere: Artisan Center Theater, Belaire Plaza, 420 E. Pipeline Road, Hurst, Texas
\nDirector: Taffy Geisel
\nContact: Taffy Geisel at taffygeisel@yahoo.com if you have any questions or need to audition at an alternate time.
\nScript: Script available to read during box office hours. Box office number is 817-284-1200.<\/p>\n
THE MIRACLE WORKER plays July 13 through August 4, 2007 on Mondays, Thursdays, and Fridays at 7:30pm and Saturdays at 3pm and 7:30pm. <\/p>\n
Rehearsals:
\nBegin on Tuesday May 22 at 7:30pm. Early on rehearsals will be on Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 7:30pm and Saturdays either 9 to noon or noon to 3pm. Further on in rehearsal process rehearsals will run Monday through Friday from 7:30pm to 10pm. The rehearsal schedule will state specifically who is called and at what time. The roles of Annie, Kate, Helen, Captain Keller, James, and Viney will have a much heavier time commitment than the others.<\/p>\n
About the Story:
\nThis stirring dramatization of the story of Helen Keller is one of the most successful and warmly admired plays of the modern stage. Helen was blind and mute, and nobody knows what her fate might have been had she not come under the tutelage of Annie Sullivan, an Irish girl who had been born blind. THE MIRACLE WORKER is principally concerned with the emotional relationship between the lonely teacher and her blind charge. Little Helen, trapped in her secret world, is violent, spoiled, and almost animal-like. Only Annie realizes that there is a mind waiting to be rescued from that dark, tortured silence. Annie\u2019s success with Helen comes only after some of the most emotion-packed scenes ever presented on the stage.<\/p>\n
Characters:<\/p>\n
Annie Sullivan \u2013 early 20\u2019s, feisty, humorous fighter from a miserable background, visually challenged. Refuses to give up on Helen in the face of overwhelming odds. Must be physically strong and fearless \u2013 the fights between Helen and Annie are extremely demanding.<\/p>\n
Helen Keller \u2013 able to convincingly play 10 \u2013 12. Deaf and blind since toddlerhood, Helen has been allowed to become more of an undisciplined pet than a beloved daughter. She is brilliant, strong willed, determined, manipulative, and highly frustrated at being trapped in her darkness. This actress must be able to be convincingly blind and deaf. She must also be physically strong and absolutely fearless \u2013 the fights between Annie and Helen are extremely demanding. This actress must also not be afraid of germs, not mind getting dirty, eating with fingers, sticking keys in her mouth, slapping fellow actors, etc.<\/p>\n
Kate Keller \u2013 late 20\u2019s to early 30\u2019s. Helen\u2019s mother, the second wife of Captain Keller. Loving, overindulgent mother, cowed by her dominating husband, but learns to fight for her child.<\/p>\n
Captain Arthur Keller \u2013 mid 40\u2019s. A product of his time and upbringing. Believes that the man is the only authority in the family. Demands his own way; is brusque and tough on his family, but does have an underlying love for them.<\/p>\n
James Keller \u2013 late teens to early 20\u2019s. Captain Keller\u2019s indolent son by his first wife; Helen\u2019s half brother; sarcastic, deeply wounded young man who has never learned to stand up to his father \u2013 who scorns him for this weakness.<\/p>\n
Other Roles:
\nA doctor
\nViney \u2013 the main servant of the Kellers, mother of Percy and Martha
\nMartha \u2013 8-12 \u2013 Viney\u2019s daughter
\nPercy \u2013 8-12 \u2013 Viney\u2019s son
\n7 year old Helen \u2013 a young Helen may be cast for the early scenes
\nAunt Ev \u2013 middle aged aunt of the family
\nAnagnos \u2013 teacher and leader at Annie\u2019s school
\nJimmie \u2013 Annie\u2019s younger brother \u2013 a voice from the past
\nBlind girls \u2013 students at Annie\u2019s school
\nA servant<\/p>\n
DeeAnn Blair
\nExecutive Director
\n817-999-8935 – cell<\/p>\n
Artisan Center Theater
\n404 E Pipeline Road
\nHurst, TX 76053-5832
\n817-284-1200 – Box Office
\n817-284-1419 – Fax
\nWhere Texas Families GO for Entertainment
\nhttp:\/\/artisanct.com\/ <\/p>\n
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