AUDITIONS Sunday 8/14 at South Camden Theatre Company for Michael Hollinger’s gleeful dark comedy, INCORRUPTIBLE, directed by Drucie McDaniel. The play incorporates dry, witty wordplay, turning on a dime to bawdy physical comedy, requiring depth and range for all roles. Some ages are flexible; actors of all types, ethnicities, and gender identities are strongly urged to apply.
Open Roles:
BROTHER MARTIN (Late 30’s- late 40’s) - Second in command, joined the clergy for less noble reasons. More interested in own comfort and status than serving the poor and afflicted; more likely to look out for himself than others; more cold than compassionate; no problem using less than Christ-like methods to get what he wants.
BROTHER FELIX (20’s -early 30’s) - A novice. Earnest, truthful, sweet; disappointed in love, but now dedicated to his work.
JACK (Late 20’s- mid 30’s) - A one-eyed minstrel. True to his name, a knave of all trades -singer, juggler, joketeller, grifter. Charming, irreverent, and completely untrustworthy; the prototype for why future boarding houses will state No Theatricals Allowed.
PLEASE NOTE: applicants must be fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and must provide proof of vaccination with your appointment request.
If you are being considered, you will hear back promptly with an appointment time and sides from the play. PLEASE NOTE: If proof of vaccination is not supplied WITH APPLICATION, you cannot be considered.
Additional Info:
Rehearsals will begin Monday, 9/12/2022. Rehearsals are scheduled for Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays from 7pm-10pm, and Saturdays from 11am-4pm. A $400 stipend is paid at the end of the run.
Production dates:
Tech/dress: begins Sunday, 10/23/2022
Show dates: 10/28, 10/29, 10/30, 11/4, 11/5, 11/6, 11/11, 11/12, 11/13
Friday and Saturday evenings (call @ 7pm, show @ 8pm) and Sunday afternoons (call @ 1pm, show @ 2pm).
“A rich, lightning fast farce” -American Theatre
“Endearing…deft…an artful blend of the mock-formal and anachronistically breezy…remarkably dexterous craftsmanship.” Philadelphia Inquirer
“A farcical romp, scintillating and irreverent” Philadelphia Weekly
