Coalhouse Walker, Jr- Gilbert Domally
Sarah-Adrianna Jones
Mother- Lysa Fox
Father: Gabe Murphy
Mother’s Younger Brother- Josey Montana McCoy
Young Boy-Caleb Noble
Tateh-Jeff Downing
Emma Goldman-Pam Ponich
Harry Houdini-Scott Joy
Evelyn Nesbit – Julia Porter
Young Girl - Aase Hahn
Sarah’s Friend-Natalyee Randall
Grandfather –Rick Johnson
Booker T. Washington –Lorenzo Rush
Henry Ford –Chris Cannon
JP Morgan –Steffen Rasile
Little Coalhouse-Tesha Aydlett
Willie Conklin-TBA

New Rochelle Ensemble
Men
Chris Cannon
Dee Smith
Steffen Rasile
David Wade
Ryan Taylor

Women
Alex Van Dyke
Savannah Smith
Sandra Manners
Maddie Cormier
Amy Heldt
Jocelyn O’Keefe

Children
Sarah Fischer
Ben Hunthausen

 Immigrant Ensemble
Men
Raleigh Nordhagen
Adam Mendez, Jr
Aaron Fossedal
Jason Che
Scott Pargot

Women
Brandi Thompson
Kendall Pargot
Emily Walborn
Maria Thomson
Mia Hutchison-Shaw
Catlin Allen
Bella DeLong

Children
Kaylee deMontigny

Harlem Ensemble
Adrian Davenport
Diego Steele
Natalyee Randall
Lorenzo Rush
AeJay Mitchel
Still seeking one female actor

Scholarship and Awards – 2012

Flat Stanley Rehearsal Schedule

It makes it so  easy to sign up to usher, house manage, etc.

The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley JR

CAST LIST

Mrs. Catero…………………..Selena Victoria English

Mrs. Lambchop……………..Savannah Smith

Mr. Lambchop…………………Aaron Fossedal

Arthur Lambchop……………Nicholas Bubb

Stanley Lambchop……………Aidan Morris

Caleb……………………………….Ian Lovshin

Jackson…………………………….David Jenks

Jacob……………………………….Seamus Whyte

Cousin Sophie………………….Faith Johnson

Bulletin Board………………….Kelley Rose

Birds……………………………….. Mae Halliday

Courtney James

Sandra Anne Manners

Doctor Dan………………………Alex James

Nurse Betty……………………..Willa Fossum

King of the Cool Kids………Maia Zaluski

Cool Kid #2…………………….Elaina Tenter

Cool Kid #3………………….. Zita Graveley

Goodbye Crowd/Passersby/Hollywood Wannabes:

Mikelle Ballard

Ellen Box

Lane Chapman

Nora Davis

Ryleigh Ferrie

Kira May

Lily Wright

Evan Zaluski

Talent Agent…………………Tara Harrington

Singing Assistants:          David Jenks

Quincy Ferrie

Samantha……………………..Francie Tupper

O. Jay D’Art…………………..Rayne O’Bryant

Mona Lisa……………………..Emma Jane Rausch

Napoleon……………………..Elsie Harrington

Sneak Thief…………………..Emma Hopkins

Herb Wavecrest……………Rayne O’Bryant

Kiki……………………………….Grace Fischer

Assistant Director…………Claire Brosten

Bikini Wahini………………..Quincy Ferrie

Crew
Krystal Miller

 Scripts will be handed out on Sunday

Ragtime and Hairspray auditions- February 25th

The Musical Adventures of Flat Stanley, Junior-April 9, 10

“The Pages of My Diary I’d Rather Not Read”
A one-act comedy by Eydie Faye

Grandstreet Studio’s 2nd Production in 2011-2012 season!!

Directed by Rebecca Ryland

Deals with three young career women of disparate backgrounds struggling to make it in New York City. One is a tough businesswoman with aspirations of becoming a professional writer. Another is a Jewish girl from the West Coast who hopes to succeed as an actress. The third has come from the Midwest to train as a teacher.

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WHEN: 
Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Wednesday, February 8, 2012
6:30PM – 9:30PM

WHERE:
Grandstreet Theatre Classroom (entrance on Lawrence Avenue near Blue Cross Parking Lot)
325 North Park Avenue

WHO: 
Seeking 3 FUNNY WOMEN, ages 25 – 45

WHAT TO PREPARE:
You may prepare a contemporary comedic monologue or you will be given material from the play to read at the audition. Just have fun!

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Rehearsals scheduled based on actor availability between

February 9 – March 14.

Performances: March 15 – 17, 20 – 24 @ 7:30PM

For more information, please e-mail audition@GrandstreetTheatre.com

TITANIC

**Marking the 100th Anniversary of the historic sinking**

Music and Lyrics by Maury Yeston
Book by Peter Stone
1997 Winner of 5 Tony Awards including Best Musical and Best Score

Directed by Adam Wagner
Musical Direction by Linda Pauli
Stage Manager – Emily Forsman
Scenic Design – Emily Forsman
Costume Design – Natalie Jordan
Prop Design – Mary Gegenhuber

When:
Monday, February 6, 2012 @ 6:30 – 9:30PM
Tuesday, February 7, 2012 @ 6:30 – 9:30PM
Wednesday, February 8, 2012 @ 6:30 – 9:30PM
*Callbacks will be held Thursday, February 9th.

WHERE:
Grandstreet Studio
328 Fuller Avenue (downtown across from Valley Bank)

WHAT TO PREPARE: 
Please prepare 32 measures (approx. 1 minute) of a song showing vocal range and personality. The song should be more classical/operatic in nature.

For example, songs written by Rodgers & Hammerstein, Lerner & Loewe, Leonard Bernstein, Maury Yeston, Andrew Lloyd Webber, Leslie Bricusse, Adam Guettel, Stephen Flaherty or Kurt Weill would all be excellent choices. Grandstreet Theatre has a lot of sheet music for you to come pick out a song. Or try www.sheetmusicdirect.com

REHEARSALS: 
Music Rehearsals begin February 12th.
We will rehearse off and on from February 12 – April 19 with breaks for Spring Break and Easter.

14 PERFORMANCES:
April 20 – 22, 26 – 29
May 3 – 6, 10 – 12

WHO: 
Seeking a A LOT OF MEN AND WOMEN of all ages. There are parts for singers, dancers, musicians and a featured young boy. Just a few of the featured roles are listed below.

Frederick Barrett, male, tenor, 24 – 32, lead
Bruce J. Ismay, male, baritone, 32 – 50, lead
Thomas Andrews, male, tenor, 30 – 40, lead
Captain E. J. Smith, male, baritone, 40 – 60, lead
Harold Bride, male, baritone, 22 – 32, supporting
Alice Beane, female, mezzo, 30 – 50, supporting
Edgar Beane, male, bass, 32 – 50, supporting
Caroline Neville, female, soprano, 30 – 45, supporting
Charles Clarke, male, tenor, 25 – 38, supporting
Ida Straus, female, alto, 50 – 65, supporting
Isidor Strauss, male, bass-baritone, 50 – 65, supporting
Henry Etches, male, tenor, 35 – 60, supporting
Frederick Fleet, male, tenor, 25 – 40, supporting
William Murdoc, male, baritone, 30 – 40, supporting
Kate McGowan, female, soprano, 20 – 32, supporting
Jim Farrel, male, baritone, 20 – 30, cameo
Chorus, 6 – 99, chorus

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Titanic is based on the true story of the great ship’s maiden voyage from departure in Southampton, England to the sinking in the Atlantic by an iceberg. The show touches on issues such as class, immigration and mankind’s vulnerability in the face of nature. The story follows passengers and crew members who actually existed and were aboard the Titanic back in 1912.

To order the Original Broadway Cast Recording, click here: http://amzn.to/uUGuMb

For more information, please e-mail audition@grandstreettheatre.com

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We are also seeking a combination of instrumentalists to play in the orchestra.