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Open Door Theatre began in the spring of 2014 when five friends met to discuss the possibility of forming a new community theatre for the Bozeman area.
Our chosen name reflects a principle goal: to be a place for anyone interested to participate in producing plays, either as an actor, a crew member, or in governing the group. |
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Now Playing!
Open Door Theatre Audition Notice
WE’RE BACK!
Auditions for “Don’t Talk to the Actors,” written by Tom Dudzick
and directed by Peg Jensen, will be:
7:00 pm Tuesday Oct. 5th, at Grand Ave. Christian Church, 110 South Grand Ave. (Bozeman)
AND
7:00 pm Wednesday Oct. 6th, at Bozeman Senior Center, 807 North Tracy (Bozeman)
Performance Dates
November 12th, 13th, 14th and November 18th, 19th, 21st.
MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ALL AUDITIONS AND REHEARSALS
For more information, contact Peg Jensen at jrjensen1945@gmail.com
A budding playwright’s dreams are swept away into a theatrical nightmare when his play is optioned for Broadway!
Jerry: male, 25-35 30ish; small-time Buffalo playwright suddenly hurled into the whirlwind of Broadway; likable
and sweet, but assertive when pushed too far.
Arlene: female, 25-35 fiance of playwright; small town girl suddenly thrust into New York theater scene; starstruck by big Broadway actors; naive, impulsive.
Mike: male, any age Chicago theatrical director; in NYC directing new play as favor to old friend producer; blessed with an easygoing nature; handles crises with ease and grace; friendly and laid back, but thoroughly competent and professional.
Curt: male, 55-75 60ish; former TV star, desperately seeking vehicle to put himself back in spotlight; large,
handsome, well-preserved, bombastic, over-bearing; goes through life playing to the back of the house.
Beatrice: female, 55-75 former night club entertainer/belter of songs, with adult humor her specialty; cast opposite Curt Logan in 80's TV sitcom; now back to the old stand as bawdy chanteusse, picking up time in small dives; thrilled to be cast in Broadway play opposite Logan; though loud, brassy, and bawdy, she's a sweet, gentle soul down under.
Lucinda: male or female any age 30ish; stage manager for new Broadway play; British; physically a total mess, hair wild and unmanaged, thrift shop clothing thrown on with no sense of ensemble; but in rehearsal management her type-A personality comes to the fore and she is impeccable; her fastidiousness and lust for detail have made her one of NYC's most sought after stage managers; comes off a cold automaton, but there's a warm heart underneath.
Note: Role may also be played by a male. He becomes Louis Shaw, a gay Brit with boyfriend. Line changes are in Appendix of script.
WE’RE BACK!
Auditions for “Don’t Talk to the Actors,” written by Tom Dudzick
and directed by Peg Jensen, will be:
7:00 pm Tuesday Oct. 5th, at Grand Ave. Christian Church, 110 South Grand Ave. (Bozeman)
AND
7:00 pm Wednesday Oct. 6th, at Bozeman Senior Center, 807 North Tracy (Bozeman)
Performance Dates
November 12th, 13th, 14th and November 18th, 19th, 21st.
MASKS WILL BE REQUIRED FOR ALL AUDITIONS AND REHEARSALS
For more information, contact Peg Jensen at jrjensen1945@gmail.com
A budding playwright’s dreams are swept away into a theatrical nightmare when his play is optioned for Broadway!
Jerry: male, 25-35 30ish; small-time Buffalo playwright suddenly hurled into the whirlwind of Broadway; likable
and sweet, but assertive when pushed too far.
Arlene: female, 25-35 fiance of playwright; small town girl suddenly thrust into New York theater scene; starstruck by big Broadway actors; naive, impulsive.
Mike: male, any age Chicago theatrical director; in NYC directing new play as favor to old friend producer; blessed with an easygoing nature; handles crises with ease and grace; friendly and laid back, but thoroughly competent and professional.
Curt: male, 55-75 60ish; former TV star, desperately seeking vehicle to put himself back in spotlight; large,
handsome, well-preserved, bombastic, over-bearing; goes through life playing to the back of the house.
Beatrice: female, 55-75 former night club entertainer/belter of songs, with adult humor her specialty; cast opposite Curt Logan in 80's TV sitcom; now back to the old stand as bawdy chanteusse, picking up time in small dives; thrilled to be cast in Broadway play opposite Logan; though loud, brassy, and bawdy, she's a sweet, gentle soul down under.
Lucinda: male or female any age 30ish; stage manager for new Broadway play; British; physically a total mess, hair wild and unmanaged, thrift shop clothing thrown on with no sense of ensemble; but in rehearsal management her type-A personality comes to the fore and she is impeccable; her fastidiousness and lust for detail have made her one of NYC's most sought after stage managers; comes off a cold automaton, but there's a warm heart underneath.
Note: Role may also be played by a male. He becomes Louis Shaw, a gay Brit with boyfriend. Line changes are in Appendix of script.
The Stories You Will Hear Here!
At Open Door Theatre, we are proud to present the stories you submit to us. Enjoy!
Story 10. The Day I Learned To Cry, written and read by Neil Gregersen
Story 9. A Brush With Death, written and read by Frank Seitz
Story 8. The Part About The Cave, written and read by
Dave Kelsen
Story 7. Oscar and Evelyn, written and read by Linda Goldman
Story 6. An Unspoken Eulogy, written by John Mugaas, read by David Kelsen
Story 5. Tony Harrison, written and read
by Tom Tursich
Story 4. I Started Out As A Child, written and read by Debbie Jamieson
Story 3. The Hat. written and read by Neil Gregersen
Story 2. The Adventures of Helga the Viking Woman, written and read by Kate Bryan
Story 1. Discovery Walk, written and read by Neysa Dickey
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