A TWO-ACT DARK COMEDY PLAY
Directed by Douglas D. Cooper
Audition dates:
Thursday February 12th @ 7 p.m.
Friday February 13th @ 7 p.m.
Location: Hanover Little Theatre, 360 Blooming Grove Road, Hanover PA. 17331
PLEASE NOTE:
All auditions are for those 18 years and older.
Show dates @ Hanover Little Theatre:
Friday April 17th @ 7:30 p.m.
Sat. April 18th @ 7:30 p.m.
Sun. April 19th @ 2 p.m.
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script and reading one of the provided character monologues.
Auditioners will fill out an audition form and provide a list of scheduling conflicts.
(Rehearsal schedules will be created based on cast availability.)
COMING TO AUDITIONS: Email
dW5oaW5nZWQgfCBoYW5vdmVybGl0dGxldGhlYXRyZSAhIGNvbQ== or
https://bit.ly/3NTpKzJ to request the Audition Packet (containing Audition Form & monologues) via email in advance! (Not required to audition - optional).
Synopsis:
Fred, Ted, Jack & Harold by internationally acclaimed playwright Matt Fox is the darkest of dark comedies, featuring a selection of infamous characters, in a familiar world turned on its head.
Eternity working in an officeβ¦itβs the nightmare that every desk jockey finds themselves inβ¦watching their precious lives slip by in a haze of emails, conference calls and soul crushing boredom.
Fred, Ted, Jack & Harold are four such peopleβ¦or at least they think so.
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN:
We are seeking six versatile actors (playing ages 30sβ60s) with impeccable comedic timing and the ability to pivot instantly from corporate banality to intense emotional distress.
β’ FRED: (Male, 40s/50s) Dark haired. Broad Gloucestershire accent, office worker
Authoritative, desperate to maintain order, but cracking under the pressure of his own history.
β’ TED: (Male, 30s/40s) Dark haired. Good looking, Soft American accent, office worker
High-energy and cynical. Uses humor as a shield for his depravity.
β’ JACK: (Female, 20s) London accent, office worker
The most ostensibly "normal" of the group, making his eventual revelations all the more jarring.
β’ HAROLD: (Male, 50s) Bearded, Light Yorkshire accent, office worker
The veteran of the room. He understands the rules of their torment better than anyone else.
β’ LIZ β (Female, 30s) The "Office Manager" who is as well-spoken as she is wicked.
Polished, professional exterior while actively psychologically tormenting the employees, acting as the primary enforcer of their tailored purgatory.
β’ MYRA (Female, 20s) Liz's Personal Assistant, often described as her "toy-thing".
Manchester accent and serves as a sharp, younger foil to Liz, assisting in the mental games played on Fred, Ted, Jack, and Harold.
CONTENT WARNING
Actors auditioning should be aware that this production contains:
β’ Strong Language: Frequent and aggressive profanity.
β’ Sexual Themes: Explicit discussions of sexual misconduct, deviance, and adult content.
β’ Dark Subject Matter: Themes of violence, moral corruption, and psychological torment.
For information or questions please email Unhinged Productions at
dW5oaW5nZWQgfCBoYW5vdmVybGl0dGxldGhlYXRyZSAhIGNvbQ==
Also check out other Arts events in Hanover, Theatre events in Hanover, Comedy events in Hanover.