All of our shows are cast by open audition. Because we are a community theater we are unable to cast AEA members. While always seeking the best actors for each role, Attic Salt Theatre Company does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations.
Attic Salt Theatre Company Summer and Fall 2022 Auditions Saturday, June 12th 11:00am - 6:00pm
Audition for two upcoming shows in Attic Salt's 2022 season. Please review the information and available slots below and click on the button to sign up. Sides for the roles you are seeking are available above and/or will be provided at the audition. Thank you! ______________________________ Accidental Death of an Anarchist, by Dario Fo (Farcical satire) Directed by Jeff Catanese (POSTPONED DUE TO RIGHTS ISSUE) ______________________________ Cry it Out, by Molly Smith Metzler (Drama with Comedy) Directed by Betsy Puckett September 9-25, 2022 Acclaimed writer Molly Smith Metzler (Shameless, Orange is the New Black, etc.) holds both a microscope and a megaphone to the joys and perils that today’s mothers face. This hilarious and heart-warming comedy takes a sharp and honest look at the power of female friendship, the dilemma of going back to work after being home with a newborn, and the effect that economic and social class has on parenthood in America. Cry it Out Character Breakdown
Jessie (Female presenting; any race/ethnicity; mid 30s) Married to a North Shore native; recently relocated to Port (from Manhattan) to raise her family. Educated, articulate, lovely, warm. From the Midwest and has that Midwestern ready-smile. Beloved by every teacher she's ever had. Always gives the perfect toast; always organizes the group gift. But in private, Jessie bends towards anxiety. She doesn't like empty days on calendars, or being alone. Works 90 hour weeks in the city as a corporate lawyer -- or did, until Allie was born. Now she's in yoga pants.
Lina (Female presenting; any race/ethnicity; late 20s/ early 30s) From Long Beach (on South Shore of Long Island) and you can tell immediately -- she is very South Shore. Acrylic nails, big hoops, velour track suits, Mets trucker hats -- and a huge Italian family. Lina failed out of community college, curses too much, and blasts Kanye too loudly in the car. But she is also fantastically winning. She's fun, funny and refreshingly genuine. Works at St. Francis Hospital. Authentic Long Island accent; NOT a caricature.
Mitchell (Male presenting; any race/ethnicity; late 30s/early 40s or slightly older) Adrienne's husband, works in investment capital. A math nerd who is amazing with numbers, but not people. Serious, shrewd, sensitive. The kid who ate lunch in the library because he was so shy. Mitchell grew up in a tough house in a tough part of Utica and scholar-shipped his way to where he is now, so grades, status, and success are his currency. But becoming a father has changed him. He makes goofy faces now. He stares out windows during meetings. His sentences end in question marks.
Adrienne (Female presenting; any race/ethnicity; mid/late 30s) Mitchell's wife. Elegant, powerful, aloof, and slightly rock n roll. Has eyes that are cat-like and assessing. The kind of woman you see climbing out of a dark sedan at JFK who you just know is going somewhere cool. Adrienne grew up on Central Park West, attended posh boarding schools, studied art abroad, and cou ld give you the best-ever guided tour of MoMA. She has never signed an e-mail with an x or an o, but she is loyal and ferocious in both business and life. A successful jewelry designer. _________________________
If you have any questions, please contact Jeff Catanese at jeff@atticsalt.org