[NEohioPAL] Audition Reminder for Tonight...The Bang and The Clatter Theatre Company

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The Bang and The Clatter Theatre Company Announces Auditions

The Bang and The Clatter Theatre Company will be holding auditions on Tuesday, April 29th from 8pm-11pm, and Saturday, May 3rd, from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Both auditions will be held at the Cleveland location: The Bang and The Clatter – Sometimes In The Silence…Theatre Company, at 224 Euclid Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114.  

The shows being cast are: A Nervous Smile, by John Belluso; Betty’s Summer Vacation, by Christopher Durang; The God of Hell, by Sam Shepard; Defender of the Faith, by Stuart Carolan; and How His Bride Came to Abraham, by Karen Sunde. 

We are looking for women: all ages 18 and up
We are looking for men: all ages 18 and up

Please prepare 1 contemporary monologue and be prepared to read scenes from the scripts. Bring 5 headshots and resumes. 


A Nervous Smile by John Belluso – An Ohio Premier 
(Akron)
Directed by Mark Mayo
June 6-June 28 
“A brutal portrait of love, lust and despair set against Belluso’s fiery brand of social satire.” – Dramatist Play Service

Betty's Summer Vacation by Christopher Durang  - An Ohio Premier (Akron)
Directed by Ryan McMullen

July 11-Aug. 2
“This play is not only wickedly funny but a trenchant commentary on the state of American culture and the most original play to hit the New York stage in years.” - MSNBC

The God Of Hell by Sam Shepard – An Ohio Premier (Cleveland)
Directed by Chris Johnston

Aug 1-Aug 23
“Starling…apocalyptic…a confident and unsettling scenario of surreal doom.” – The New Yorker

Defender Of The Faith by Stuart Carolan – An Ohio Premier (Akron)
Directed by Stephen Skiles

Aug. 15-Sept. 6 
Set in 1986 in County Armagh, historically one of Ireland’s most IRA-friendly regions, the play uses the era’s violence to mirror the collapse of a community.

How His Bride Came To Abraham by Karen Sunde  -An Ohio Premier (Akron)
Directed by Jeremy Lewis

Sept. 19-Oct. 11 
“…creates an extraordinary modern pacifist myth in which a wounded Israeli soldier and a female Palestinian terrorist experience each other’s passionate hunger for their home and right…it indelibly etches itself upon viewers’ souls.” – Contemporary Dramatists, London