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We are currently casting for the productions listed below. Stipend pay for these shows range from $200 - $1200, depending on the size of the role and rehearsal time involved. Misery, for example, has six weeks of rehearsal and five weeks of performances, versus the Queen's Feast, which has only five rehearsals and performs one single show.  You must be 18 years old to perform in any show, and you must be over 21 to perform in A Drunk Christmas Carol. 

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All performances take place in Beaverton at either the Beaverton Masonic Lodge or the Greatroom. Rehearsals also take place in Beaverton with the exception of The Queen's Feast which rehearses in Milwaukie then performs in Beaverton. 

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TIMES & DATES:  Rehearsals for Misery and The Importance of Being Earnest will take place evenings from 5:30pm to 8pm Sundays-Thursdays. Tech weekends are the weekend before opening, with a dark Monday night prior to open. Shows are Friday and Saturday nights at 7:30 and matinees on Saturday and Sundays at 2pm. Misery will have two Thursday night shows, on 10/19 and 10/26, at 7:30pm.  Actors will NOT be called for every rehearsal. Every effort will be made to honor conflicts and special requests. We will not be able to honor any absence requests one week prior to opening for any production. 

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Here is information for each show: 

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MISERY - Sept 29 through Oct 28, 2023 

Paul Sheldon, male, age 35-50. Writer who is in a wreck and is saved by his number one fan, Annie. Must be able to perform physical fighting. 

Buster the Sheriff, male or female, age 40-60

(NOTE: the part of Annie has been cast)

REHEARSALS begin August 13. 

 

A DRUNK CHRISTMAS CAROL - December 16, 2023

Ensemble cast of 8, prefer a diverse cast of men and women. Improvisation experience required. Must be 21 years old to perform. 

Six rehearsals planned between Nov 1-Dec 15, flexible time/dates. 

THE IMPORTANCE OF BEING EARNEST - Jan 26 through Feb 25, 2024

Seeking 8 actors. 

John (Jack/Ernest) Worthing, J.P., male, age 28-40. The play’s protagonist. Jack Worthing is a seemingly responsible and respectable young man who leads a double life. 

Algernon Moncrieff, male, age 28-40. The play’s secondary hero. Algernon is a charming, idle, decorative bachelor, nephew of Lady Bracknell, cousin of Gwendolen Fairfax, and best friend of Jack Worthing, whom he has known for years as Ernest. Algernon is brilliant, witty, selfish, amoral, and given to making delightful paradoxical and epigrammatic pronouncements. 

Gwendolen Fairfax, female, age 22-34. Gwendolyn is Algernon’s cousin and Lady Bracknell’s daughter. She is in love with Jack, whom she knows as Ernest. She is sophisticated, intellectual, cosmopolitan, and utterly pretentious. 

Cecily Cardew, female, age 22-34. Jack’s ward, the granddaughter of the old gentlemen who found and adopted Jack when Jack was a baby. Cecily is probably the most realistically drawn character in the play.

Lady Bracknell, male or female, age 40-55. Algernon’s snobbish, mercenary, and domineering aunt and Gwendolen’s mother. 

Miss Prism, male or female, age 35-50. Cecily’s governess. Miss Prism is an endless source of pedantic bromides and clichés. 

Rev. Canon Chasuble, D.D., male or female, age 40-60. The rector on Jack’s estate. Chasuble entertains secret romantic feelings for Miss Prism. 

Lane / Merriman, male or female, age 30-60. Lane is Algernon’s manservant. Merriman is the butler at the Manor House, Jack’s estate in the country. 

Rehearsals begin December 10, with the week of Dec 24-30 dark for the holiday. 

THE QUEEN'S FEAST: RETURN OF THE MONARCH - June 8, 2024

Ensemble of 12 actors, male and female. Improvisation is required; singing and dancing experience preferred. This project is not as much a traditional theater story as it is an immersive experience that brings the audience into 1598, culminating into a feast for the Queen. 

Rehearsals begin May 1. Anticipate around 5-6 rehearsals for this single day performance.