WHEN
Sunday, July 30th, 12pm-4pm
Callbacks will be on Tuesday, August 1st at 6:30pm
WHERE
Childsplay Campus of Imagination and Wonder
900 S. Mitchell Dr. Tempe, Arizona 85281
ROLES AVAILABLE
4 F, 2 M
Hadeel – F – 20-30s - In a relationship with Ahmed, in love with Youssif. Any race. American. She speaks only English.
Youssif – M – 20-30s - In love with Hadeel, in a relationship with Bana. Any race. American. He speaks only English.
Ahmed – M – 20-30s - In a relationship with Hadeel. Any race. American. He speaks only English.
Bana – F – 20-30s - In a relationship with Youssif. Any race. American. She speaks only English.
Woman – Age open - Syrian. Speaks very little English – mostly Arabic. NATIVE ARABIC SPEAKERS ARE HIGHLY ENCOURAGED TO AUDITION.
Interpreter – 20-30s - The Woman’s English interpreter. A young white woman who works at International NGO. American. Speaks English and Arabic.
PLEASE PREPARE
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the scripts.
Sides will be sent when your audition appointment is scheduled.
Be sure to provide ALL of the information requested.
TO SCHEDULE AN AUDITION
DO NOT CALL!
SEND AN EMAIL WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION.
IF YOU ARE MISSING ANY OF THE INFORMATION REQUESTED YOUR APPOINTMENT WILL NOT BE SCHEDULED:
1. NAME
2. ROLE(S) YOU ARE INTERESTED IN AUDITIONING FOR
3. GENERAL TIME YOU WOULD LIKE TO SCHEDULE YOUR AUDITION. (We will do our best to accommodate these requests.)
4. A PHONE NUMBER TO REACH YOU
REMEMBER THIS EMAIL MUST HAVE ALL OF THIS INFORMATION OR YOUR APPOINTMENT WILL NOT BE SCHEDULED. YOU WILL RECEIVE CONFIRMATION WITHIN 24 HOURS.
EMAIL: rmay@straycattheatre.org
PAY
There is a small stipend for all actors cast.
ABOUT THE SHOW:
KISS
By Guillermo Calderón
September 15 – 30, 2017
at the Tempe Center for the Arts
Directed by Ron May
Lost in translation…
A standing double-date quickly becomes a hilarious farce as four friends unburden their hearts and reveal their secret passions. But is anything really what it seems to be? Politically charged and emotionally urgent, KISS dares us to question whether we can truly understand other cultures. This Southwest premiere by “Chile’s most acclaimed playwright-director of the last two decades” (LA Times) is a disquieting exploration of the limitations of art in grappling with the suffocating effects of an oppressive regime. "This is art that has an impact. That is theatre that is worth producing and worth seeing. Do not, I repeat do not, miss this show. A must-see milestone in the history of entertainment with a conscience." - DC Metro Arts
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