AUDITIONS AND SUBMISSIONS
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Reader's Theatre: Birth
April 13th & 14th at 6:00pm
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Olympic Theatre Arts Readers Theatre Program continues the season with Birth, directed by Susan Fahlgren.
Birth gives voice to the story of childbirth as told by mothers - an experience previously overlooked on stage. Through the play, a deeper awareness of childbirth issues emerges, contributing to the conversation about improving the experience for women and their babies.
Performance Runs May 8th - 10th
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A staged reading offers audiences a chance to experience a play in its purest form — through the spoken word. In this reader's theatre format, performers refer to scripts rather than working from memory, allowing the focus to rest on language, character, and storytelling. With minimal movement and no elaborate sets or costumes, the imagination becomes the primary stage.
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CAST:
8 women, ages 21-50, racially diverse
No acting or birth experience necessary
Performance Dates: May 8th - 10th
Auditions will be closed (individual), with sides provided 15 minutes prior to the start. Call-backs will be held during the last hour of each audition evening.
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If interested but unable to attend scheduled auditions, email readers@olympictheatrearts.org to inquire about optional audition times.
Upcoming Audition Dates
Stay tuned for more details...
Production | Audition Dates | Callback Date |
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Reader's Theatre: Birth | April 13 - 14 | - |
Lavender Melodrama | May 11 - 12 | May 13th |
Reader's Theatre: A Walk in the Woods | June 1 - 2 | - |
The 39 Steps | June 29 - 30 | July 1st |
Reader's Theatre: Proof | July 20 - 21 | - |
Emily Bronte, Teenage Necromancer | July 27 - 28 | July 29th |
New Works Showcase | September 28 - 29 | September 30th |
Closed for the Holidays | September 28 - 29 | September 30th |
Stay Tuned for more details...
Designers and Crews
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Have you ever wanted to get involved with scenic, costuming, lighting, or sound design? Perhaps you want to help be part of a running crew operating spot lights, sound or light boards, performing set changes, or helping build costumes or paint set pieces. We would love to have you involved at Olympic Theatre Arts.
No experience necessary. We value energy, passion, and commitment.
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Please send your resume or a simple email of interest to volunteers@olympictheatrearts.org