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Directed by Scott Clay
Auditions: January 18 & 19, 2026 / Cast 8 men, 4 women, ensemble
Coming Soon!
Directed by Ruth Luketic
Auditions: March 1 & 2, 2026 / Cast 2 men, 3 women
Comedy/Farce:
The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society,
flushed with the success of its previous production, are ready to mount their next
production which sets sail on the luxury ocean liner SS Farndale Avenue into
musical-comedy of the thirties. The women poised to show that the age of
elegance, glamour and enchantment are still alive. Well, is it really? The Ladies
and Gordon rise above chaos with catchy numbers and a surprising underwater
sequence.
All those who wish to audition should prepare a one-minute monologue; sides read
from comparable genre; choreography and improvisation.
Quick Monologue Tips:
+Find a monologue that fits you and your experiences. Find a character or situation
that you can relate to too.
+Pick a monologue that is age appropriate. If you’re in your 40’s, don’t choose a
monologue for a young ingenue.
+Look at other plays written by David McGillivray and Walter Zerlin Jr or of
similar structure for monologue. Do not use any from this play.
Characters: All races and ethnicities are welcome to audition.
Actors will play multiple roles with characters becoming male or female persona
and employing British dialects.
Mrs. Reece: Sophisticated, strong-willed, resourceful; age 50’s
Thelma: testy; diva age late 40’s
Gordon: stoic; deadpan -Stage Manager – age 30 – 60
DJ: dismissive; party animal – late 20 -early 30 (willing to work backstage)
Additional Roles:
Minor characters/Backstage support: employed as understudies if needed – age
range 20 – 50
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General Audition Information
Time: 7:00pm (unless otherwise noted**)
Place: Held at LTOB unless otherwise noted**
- Non-musical auditions consist of cold readings from the script. Monologues are not usually required, but will be accepted.
- For musicals please prepare a song and dress for movement.
Accompanist provided. - For non-performance roles (design, costumes, props, tech, build/paint, etc.), please contact the director of the show for which you would like to volunteer.
** All information on auditions subject to change for specific shows. Click on a show’s link anywhere on the site to check for updated information. Any special audition requirements will be listed on the show pages. **