Dead Man’s Cell Phone
Audition dates: Jun 11 & 12 (Mon & Tues) @ 7:00pm
Possible callbacks: Jun 13 (Wed)
Director Tanya Lazar is looking for 2 men and 4 women from various ages. The character are listed as followed:
- Gordon, a dead man
- Jean,
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Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
Audition dates: Oct 21 &23 (Sun & Tues) @ 7:00pm
Possible callbacks: Oct 25 (Thu)
Director Zack Jackson seeks 4 actors for Chapel Street Players’ production of Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf? Actors should come prepared with a monologue, no longer than 2 minutes,
Girls’ Weekend
Audition dates: Nov 26 & 27 (Mon & Tues) @ 7:00pm
Director Don Purden is looking for 4 men and 4 women age from 18-55. The character are listed as followed:
- Dot: 50-ish orchestrates the weekend. Has a 30-something- year-old son, Stephen.
(Submitted Review) Memory of Water
I went to see the “The Memory Of Water” yesterday afternoon. It was pretty wonderful. All the actors were great, the set superb, and the direction tight. It was a community theater homerun.
(A. Renaldi) The Price Is Right
The Price, a drama by Arthur Miller that premiered on Broadway in 1968, was nominated for two Tony Awards, and revived four times, came to the Chapel Street Players stage Friday. Director Ray Barto (The Fantasticks) is at the helm of this latest CSP production that stars: Dan Tucker,
(NewsJournal) Chapel Street’s ‘The Price:’ Cathartic coming to grips with the past
“The Price,” the 1968 play by Arthur Miller and third show of the season for Chapel Street Players, is cathartic.
It’s cathartic to watch and must be cathartic to perform, with lifelong conflicts finally resolving into a peace with the past, fictional as it is.
(A. Renaldi) You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown
Chapel Street Players continues their 83rd season with You’re A Good Man, Charlie Brown, a lighthearted romp based on the book by John Gordon and featuring the lovable Peanuts created by cartoonist Charles M. Shultz. After the powerfully provocative 1984, a fun musical with beloved characters is just what the doctor ordered,
(NewsJournal) Chapel Street’s ‘Charlie Brown’ is holiday delight
This holiday season in local theater has brought noticeably fewer Christmas shows than in the past.
Whether in response to the country’s political climate or by coincidence, most of the theaters in Northern Delaware are skipping the sleigh bells and carols in favor of productions that capture the feel of the season without trumpeting Christmas.