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Willits Community Theatre
Dual Auditions
Saturday, March 7 | 10:00 AM
Sign-in begins at 9:30 AM

We’re doing something new at WCT. One shared audition morning for two upcoming productions, giving actors more opportunity and giving both directors a chance to see a wider range of talent.

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Productions

  • Four Dogs and a Bone (Directed by Mathew Caine)

  • Louisa@Fruitlands (World Premiere by Daniel Rover Singer, Directed by Eric Ward

Interested in Both Shows?  Even Better!

WHAT'S REQUIRED FOR THIS GENERAL AUDITION

Please prepare:

  • One contemporary monologue (60–90 seconds)

  • Headshot and resume (if you have them, not required)

  • Be ready for cold readings from either script

  • Bring a list of rehearsal conflicts (work, school, travel, etc.)

No separate monologues are required for each show.
One audition covers both productions.

New to auditions? You are welcome here. If you’ve been waiting for the right moment to try, this is a good one.

HOW THE MORNING WILL RUN

  • 9:30 AM: Sign-in begins

  • 10:00 AM: Auditions begin promptly

  • Monologues, then readings as needed

  • Some actors may be asked to stay for additional pairings/readings

Estimated time in the building: about 60–90 minutes (varies by turnout).

CASTING SUMMARY (quick snapshot)

Total roles across both productions: 15

  • Four Dogs and a Bone: 4 roles (2 men, 2 women)

  • Louisa@Fruitlands: 11 roles (7 men, 3 women, 1 child)

 

All experience levels encouraged. All ethnicities encouraged unless a role is noted otherwise.

FOUR DOGS AND A BONE
Directed by Mathew Caine
Written by John Patrick Shanley

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ABOUT THE SHOW

Directed by Mathew Caine.  Four Dogs is a sharp, fast-paced Hollywood satire set behind the scenes of a film in trouble. This is an ensemble of big personalities, high stakes, and dialogue that snaps. If you love verbal sparring, bold choices, and comedy with teeth, this one’s for you.

ROLES (CASTING)

Brenda – female, playing age 30s–40s
Collette – female, playing age 20s–30s
Victor – male, playing age 40s–50s
Bradley – male, playing age 30s–40s

Note: Strong language and adult themes.

Rehearsals: Begin March 9th
Performances: May 1 - 17 (Fri-Sun)

LOUISA@FRUITLANDS
Directed by Eric Ward
A World Premiere by Daniel Rover Singer

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ABOUT THE SHOW

Willits Community Theatre is proud to present the world premiere of Louisa@Fruitlands by writer and actor Daniel Rover Singer, who has graciously entrusted WCT with the debut production of this new work.

Set around the transcendentalist experiment at Fruitlands and the formative world surrounding Louisa May Alcott, this play is intimate, intelligent, and deeply human.

To originate a role in a world premiere is rare. Actors cast in this production will help shape the first life of this play on stage.

ROLES (CASTING)

Cast size: 11 actors (7 men, 3 women, 1 child) Ages flexible

 

Casting note:
One role is written as African American and must be cast accordingly.

Hiram Jones – African American male, playing age [20s–40s]. Must be cast with an African American actor.

Rehearsals: Beginning in May
Performances: June 10 - 26 (Fri-Sun)

LOCATION + CONTACT

Willits Community Theatre
37 W Van Lane
Willits, CA

Questions?
Email: wctperformingartscenter@gmail.com
Phone: (707) 216-1826


If you can’t attend March 7 but still want to be considered, please contact us.

FAQ

Do I need to audition for both shows?
No. You can audition for one show or both.

Do I need a headshot/resume?
Not required. Bring what you have.

What if I don’t have a monologue?
Come anyway. Contact us and we can help you choose something short and appropriate.

Will there be callbacks?
If needed, the directors will contact selected actors with details.

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