Student Auditions

THURSDAY Jan 19 - Auditions for the Dance Concert, over under on in between
6-7:30 p.m. in the dance studio on Boyer Avenue.
No prior dance experience required, but certainly welcomed!

There will be three choreographies on the concert: one by Prof Renée Archibald, one by Prof Peter de Grasse, and one by the radically tender O'Donnell Visiting Lecturer in Global Studies LROD (el rod) who comes to us from Harvard via the Texas Borderlands. (Some of you may remember them from last Spring's Studio Series!)

Rehearsals: Profs Archibald and de Grasse will begin rehearsals next week, working approximately three times a week up until the tech process. LROD will be returning to Whitman mid April and will work more intensely for a shorter period of time.

The performances are May 4-7 with a staggered tech process beginning April 22. There are no rehearsals or techs on Sundays, but there is a Sunday May 7 matinee performance.

WEDNESDAY Jan 24 - Auditions for Kissing the Witch and our devised piece The Climate Change Project
7-9:30 p.m. on the Alexander Stage.
Please fill out this form to confirm a time slot for your audition.
Contact Sydney Bellon bellonsc@whitman.edu with any questions.

Kissing the Witch
We are accepting auditions for 'Witch #3' and 'Man'. All ethnicities and genders are invited to audition for either role. Please prepare a monologue of your choice, preferably memorized and staged. Callbacks will be on Wednesday, Jan. 25th.

Rehearsals will begin on Thursday, Jan. 26th from 6:30-9:30pm. Be aware that you will need to be available on weeknights 6:30-9:30pm and there may be occasional rehearsals on Saturdays for either production.

Tech: Feb 22 - March 1
Performances: March 2 - 5

The Climate Change Project
For the Climate Change Project, please come prepared to tell a story about your life (their funniest memory, a tradition they enjoy, a time when they realized something, an event they witnessed, etc.) as well as something you’d like to share (it could be a monologue, a piece of text, a poem, a song, a talent of theirs they enjoy - basketball, shadow puppets, whistling, etc.). Please keep your material no longer than 3 minutes. Callbacks will likely be on Thursday, Jan. 26th. This is subject to change.

Be aware that you will need to be available on weeknights 6:30-9:30pm and there may be occasional rehearsals on Saturdays for either production.

Tech: March 29 - April 5
Performances: April 6 - 8

Learn more about all three productions.