Auditions dates:
August 25 (Sun) 6 – 8 pm, if going to arrive after 7 pm please contact the director
August 26 (Mon) 7 – 9 pm, if going to arrive after 8 pm please contact the director
Auditions for a 1938 radio drama.
Audition dates: Oct 21 & 22 (Mon & Tues) @ 7:00pm
Possible Callback if necessary : Oct 23 (Wed) @ 7:00pm
Director Judith A. David is looking for actors and actress for different ages:
ARTIE SHAUGHNESSY, 45 years old
RONNIE SHAUGHNESSY,
Audition dates: Jan 13 & 14 (Mon & Tues) @ 7:00pm
Possible Callback if necessary : Jan 16 (Thu) @ 7:00pm
Audition dates: Feb 24 & 25 (Mon & Tues) @ 7:00pm
Possible Callback if necessary: Feb 26 (Thu) @ 7:00pm
I got three things to say about last night production of “One Flew Over The Cuckoo’s Nest” at Newark’s Chapel Street Player, on well … Chapel street.
Directing. You can’t see it, but I am standing in front of my computer, clapping. Bravo Brian Touchette and Susan Boudreaux.
One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, Dan Wasserman’s stage adaptation of Ken Kesey’s 1962 novel, which premiered on Broadway November 13, 1963 and ran for 82 performances with two revivals (off-Broadway, 1971, and Broadway, 2001) and inspired a film version starring Jack Nicholson, premiered on the Chapel Street Players stage Friday evening.
By Carol Van Zoeren
In the program’s Director’s Message, Brian Touchette states his objective is to immerse the audience in the world of the play. He begins even before the play starts by cleverly presenting the curtain speech as a letter from Nurse Ratched,
Murder on Cue is a well-paced, comedic nod to community theater and mysteries and Clue! and Newark and if you’ve spent some time at CSP, there are some special inside jokes for you, too. The characters are caricatures of the suspects in Clue!,
Sep 21, 22, 27, 28, 29 @8pm / Sep 23 @2pm / 2018
written by Dale Wasserman
from the novel by Ken Kesey
directed by Brian M. Touchette
ass’t directed by Susan Boudreaux
with the acting talents of Stephen Ross Ashby,
