Auditions for Pantera are happening next Sunday, October 12 from 12:00pm to 4:00pm in Moore Auditorium. Self-tapes will be accepted and sides from the script will be available in the audition form!
Pantera is part of the Playwriting Fellowship that will host a reading in the fall and a full production in the spring. This play was written by Jam McCray, will be directed by Rayan Guelida, and stage managed by Eliza Watts. Follow along as they bring this show to life!
Synopsis: During FSU’s homecoming weekend, the city of Tallahassee is struck by the news of a wild Florida panther on the loose. Selina, a newly transferred student and media communications major, is shocked by the news and begins her own investigation. She enlists her Black Dog cafe coworker and environmental science graduate students, Huey, who specializes in Florida wildlife conservation. The Local Chapter of [ ] Fraternity is holding their annual Panther Hunt Social, themselves dressed as Seminoles, inviting their rival school, dressed as pythons, to join in on the cosplaying panther hunt and social gathering. Underneath the surface, a more sinister actual panther hunt is on the way, amidst a city-wide shutdown mandated by the Governor. Pantera explores the mythology of pre-Colonial Tallahassee, along with its human and animal predecessors, towards a journey of unlearning modern American history and embracing the mystery of the land’s formation.
Fill out the audition form and look at the sides you'll be reading for auditions here:
https://forms.gle/bEcUtPownuQuqEag6
We hope to see everyone there!
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