
Upcoming Auditions
Antigone Auditions
Seeking performers of all ethnicities and backgrounds
for this modern translation of one of the earliest tragedies in theatre. Carson’s language is playful, bittersweet, and profoundly poetic. Following the tragedy of Oedipus and the ensuing civil war, the play opens in the wake of King Kreon’s decree forbidding the burial of Polynikes. When Antigone, Polynikes' sister, defies the edict and puts her brother to rest, all of Thebes witnesses the brutality of the law as it tears the royal family apart and undoes the hard-won peace Kreon seeks to protect.
Non-AEA, no pay, no fees
Characters:
Antigone daughter of Oedipus, 20-30
Ismene sister of Antigone, 20-30
Kreon king of Thebes, 40-50
Haimon son of Kreon and Eurydike, 16-20
Eurydike wife of Kreon, mother of Haimon, 40-50
Teiresias blind prophet of Thebes, M/F age indeterminate
Chorus of 6-10 actors play all other parts, all ages and genders
In person Auditions:
· Lohman Theatre, Foothill College campus, free parking
· Wednesday and Thursday; Sep 6 and 7, 6-9 pm
· Available for drop in during timeslots, be prepared to stay for 30 minutes if necessary
· Optional prepared readings or cold readings from provided sides
Virtual Auditions:
· Send the following to foothill.stage.management@
o A short video: 90 seconds maximum
o A headshot and current resume Including performance history and contact info.
· If you have performed for Foothill in the past 5 years, either live or virtually, in a musical or play, please use ANTI FH in the Subject line and include a current headshot, resume and contact info. No video required at this time.
Callbacks:
· In person, as scheduled T-W, Sep 19 and 20, 6-10pm
· All roles open until filled
· All cast and crew will be enrolled at Foothill College, no fees
Schedule notes:
● Virtual character work as arranged Sep 22-30.
● Full cast reading; Tuesday, September 26; 6:30-10pm
● In person rehearsals Sun-Thursday evenings starting Sep 24
● Performances: Nov 3-19
For questions email mcleodbruce@foothill.edu

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