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CAST:
Stella ..............Jaimien Delp Blanche ..........Karen Haspas Steve ............Stuart Mitchell Mitch ............Ed Mulcahy Pablo ............Philip Krull Eunice ..........Alissa Korson Collector ......Geoff Wallace Doctor .........I. Lee Rockwell Nurse, Mexican/Negro woman..... Margaret Mulcahy |
Crew: Director .........Joe Kilpatrick Asst. Director.......Cinder Conlon Producers.........Gary Bolton, Paula Brooks Stage Manager ..........Denni don Hunting Asst. Stage. Mgr............Sherri Burford Set Design............. Mike Nunn Sound ........... Wizard Roush Light Design .......... Don Kuehlhorn Costumes ........... Magaret Schall, Kathy Verstreate Props ............. Bernadette Groppuso Light Op ........... Jeanie Gifford House Manager .......... Jeff Curtis, George Beeby Art Design ......... Heather Bolton Mak-up ........ Kasey Kilpatrick Set Construction.... Mike Nunn, Jeff Kroger, Joe Rice, Thomas Webb, Steve Morse, Richard Tuebert, Jene Roundtree, Jeff Turner, Jim Schulz, Brian Klinert Set Painters ... Mike Nunn, Jeff Kroger, Joe Rice Stage Crew ..... Mike Kelly, Sheri Wallace, Steve Rine, Elizabeth Stuart, Geoff Wallace, Louis Rodriguez House Manager ... Jeff Curtis Shadow ....... Thomas Webb Marketing and Promotion .......Amy Kloosterman |
Auditions November 5th and 6th, 2007
Show
dates: January 2008.
A
variety of roles are available - both male/female and one teenage
looking male.
Scripts are available at the Old Town Playhouse business office.
Lead
roles include:
Blanche
DuBois -
Stella’s older sister, who was a high school English teacher
in
Laurel, Mississippi, until she was forced to leave her post. Blanche
is a loquacious and fragile woman around the age of thirty.
Stella Kowalski - Blanche’s younger sister, about twenty-five years old and of a mild disposition that visibly sets her apart from her more vulgar neighbors.
Stanley Kowalski - The husband of Stella. Stanley is the epitome of vital force. He is loyal to his friends, passionate to his wife, and heartlessly cruel to Blanche. Around thirty years of age, Stanley, who fought in World War II, now works as an auto-parts salesman.
Harold “Mitch” Mitchell - Stanley’s army friend, coworker, and poker buddy, who courts Blanche until he finds out that she lied to him about her sordid past. Mitch, like Stanley, is around thirty years of age. Though he is clumsy, sweaty, and has unrefined interests like muscle building, Mitch is more sensitive and more gentlemanly than Stanley.
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Production List for: Director:
Joe Kilpatrick |