Directed by Jere Van Patten
Leonard Vole is accused of murdering elderly, wealthy widow Mrs. Emily French. His lawyer is convinced of his innocence until the will is read revealing a substantial bequest to Leonard. This brilliant Agatha Christie courtroom drama is filled with suspenseful plot twists that hold up still today. The climax is so startling that audiences should swear under oath not to reveal it.
Auditions will be held on Wednesday February 4th at 7pm with cold readings from the script.
Call backs will be held on Saturday February 7th at 9am.
First read thru will be Sunday February 8th at 5pm
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WOMEN’S ROLES:
*Greta/Woman Juror – Typist to Sir Wilfred, 18 – 30
Janet Mackenzie – Housekeeper to the late Miss. Emily French, Scottish, 40 – 70
*Romaine/Woman – Leonard Vole’s wife, German, 30 – 45
Girl – Leonard Vole’s girlfriend, 18 - 30
MEN’S ROLES:
Leonard Vole – Likeable, friendly, accused of murdering Miss. Emily French, 25 – 35
*Carter/Judge Wainwright – Sir Wilfred’s Clerk/Judge – 40+
Mayhew – Middle aged solicitor, shrewd and rather dry and precise in manner, 25+
Sir Wilfred Robarts, Q.C. – Counsel for the defense, 45+
*Inspector/Policeman – Homicide detective from Scotland Yard, 30+
*Detective/Myers – Counsel for the prosecution, 45+
*Clerk/Court Usher – 30+
Mr. Thomas Clegg – Assistant in the forensic lab at New Scotland Yard, 30+
Dr. Wyatt – Police surgeon at the Hampstead Division, 30+
* Denotes one actor playing more than one character
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