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Iron Mountain Stage Company
130 Skyline Drive
PMB 186
Ringwood, NJ 07456-2019
[email protected]
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AUDITIONS
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Iron Mountain Stage Company
announces auditions for its Fall production
"A Gift of Murder"
by George Batson
directed by Petra Seirmarco
Location:
Ringwood Public Library Community Room (downstairs)
Dates and Times of Auditions:
Thursday, Sept. 10, 7:00pm - 9:00 pm
Saturday, Sept. 12, 1:30 pm - 3:30 pm
Performance Dates and Locations:
Saturday, Nov. 7 - Community Presbyterian Church
Thursday, Nov. 12 - Bald Eagle Commons
Saturday, Nov. 14 - Skyline Lakes Fire House
Sunday, Nov. 15 - Skyline Lakes Fire House
About the play:
Comedy/Thriller
3 men, 5 women
CHARACTERS:
WIMPIE:
Female, cook/housekeeper, "Fifty-ish", cool, efficient
DENNIS
MORDAUNT: Male, Stella's Producer, handsome, late 40s
MARY:
Female, early 20's, Stella's niece, attractive/wholesome
STELLA: Female, early to mid 40's, famous actress, diva
FLAVIA: Female, early to mid 40's, tall, arresting,"always on stage"
PETER SHELLY: Male, Mid 20s, Olviver Keane's nephew.
NURSE PEPPER: Female, Mid 30's, stated as "friendly and ageless"
OLIVER KEANE: Male, mid to late 40's, former actor and rugby
player,"much self possesion"
The scene is an
estate cottage in the north of England, where the famous actress,
Stella Cavendish, accompanied by her attractive young niece, Mary, is
recuperating from a hectic season and a bit too much high living. They
are looked after by a cook-housekeeper (and local character) named
Wimpi, and are soon joined by Dennis Mordaunt, Stella's producer and
would-be suitor, and her fellow actress and arch rival, Flavia Dartega.
Add in the surprise appearance of Oliver Keane (Stella's former leading
man) and his dashing young nephew Peter (who is immediately captivated
by Mary), and both the plot and the romantic possibilities quicken. The
arrival of the bustling Nurse Pepper rounds out the cast and begins the
progression of chilling (and frequently funny) events (including
murder, actual and attempted) leading on to the unexpected and
ingeniously devised denouement—in which the true identity of
the villain is shielded until the last possible moment.
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