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Audition - Roles
Best by Date by Scott Mullen
A man is stunned to realize he has a "best by" date on his foot - and it is far in the past
Steve; 40s male
Ann, 40s female (his wife)
Becca, early 20s female, a waitress
Who Didn't Dunnit? by Tom Misuraca
Three unrelated people are invited to a luxurious mansion one dark and stormy evening...
Nigel; a middle-aged man, works as a home renovator
Christine, a middle-aged woman, works as a financial planner
Ruth, an older woman, very happy and ditzy
Parker, their mysterious host; can be any age or gender
Before She Goes by Steve Grumette
Eleanor - A woman in her late 70s. Sharp, wry, occasionally exhausting. Has opinions
about everything and has earned the right to express them. Not as frail as her daughter fears, not
as fine as she pretends.
Diana - Eleanor's daughter. Early 50s. Competent, loving, guilty in the specific way of
people who have chosen their own lives and cannot quite forgive themselves for it. Leaving for
Amsterdam in three weeks.
Josie - Eleanor's caregiver. Late 40s. Warm but not soft. Has learned to hold her ground
without raising her voice. Has been showing up here, reliably, long after Diana stopped.
The Last Bench by Steve Grumette
MIRIAM — A woman in her late 60s, sharp-witted, guarded, grieving.
OLIVER — A man in his mid-40s, warm but distracted, at a crossroads.
Friendship Park by Andy Sobel
DOLORES ESCORZA: A Latina in her mid 30s.
FRANCISCO ESCORZA: Dolores' 15 year old son.
The Waiting Room by Mark Herder
Anne - 36 years old
George - 35 years old
Best by Date by Scott Mullen
A man is stunned to realize he has a "best by" date on his foot - and it is far in the past
Steve; 40s male
Ann, 40s female (his wife)
Becca, early 20s female, a waitress
Who Didn't Dunnit? by Tom Misuraca
Three unrelated people are invited to a luxurious mansion one dark and stormy evening...
Nigel; a middle-aged man, works as a home renovator
Christine, a middle-aged woman, works as a financial planner
Ruth, an older woman, very happy and ditzy
Parker, their mysterious host; can be any age or gender
Before She Goes by Steve Grumette
Eleanor - A woman in her late 70s. Sharp, wry, occasionally exhausting. Has opinions
about everything and has earned the right to express them. Not as frail as her daughter fears, not
as fine as she pretends.
Diana - Eleanor's daughter. Early 50s. Competent, loving, guilty in the specific way of
people who have chosen their own lives and cannot quite forgive themselves for it. Leaving for
Amsterdam in three weeks.
Josie - Eleanor's caregiver. Late 40s. Warm but not soft. Has learned to hold her ground
without raising her voice. Has been showing up here, reliably, long after Diana stopped.
The Last Bench by Steve Grumette
MIRIAM — A woman in her late 60s, sharp-witted, guarded, grieving.
OLIVER — A man in his mid-40s, warm but distracted, at a crossroads.
Friendship Park by Andy Sobel
DOLORES ESCORZA: A Latina in her mid 30s.
FRANCISCO ESCORZA: Dolores' 15 year old son.
The Waiting Room by Mark Herder
Anne - 36 years old
George - 35 years old
PRODUCTION TEAM CONTACT - LISA MIRABELLI [email protected]
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SIDES:
WHO DIDN'T DUNNIT
| sides_-_who_didnt_dunnit.pdf |
FRIENDSHIP PARK
| sides_-_friendship_park.pdf |
THE LAST BENCH
| sides_-_the_last_bench.pdf |
BEFORE SHE GOES
| sides_-_before_she_goes.pdf |
THE WAITING ROOM
| 1_of_3_sides_-_the_waiting_room.pdf |
| 2_of_3_-_sides_for_the_waiting_room.pdf |
| 3_of_3_sdes_for_the_waiting_room.pdf |