Lysistrata
(Production dates: April 16-25, 2009)
Directed by Kathy Lingo
Are women the weakest sex? Does their soft skin and feminine form decide their fate in life? Love can make a fool of you, but desire can drive you crazy? This Greek classic by Aristophanes was the first to promote “make love, not war.”
Auditions: Second chance auditions January 18 & 19
Where: University Theatre
What to prepare:
2 minute monologue humorous
2 minute monologue dramatic
Resume and Headshot (if you have one)
If you can sing and/or dance: 2 minute performance piece
You must bring your own accompaniment music on CD
What to wear:
Be sure you wear comfortable clothing in case you are asked to do some movement. Please prepare for a physical audition.
Parts Available:
Lysistrata (female lead)
The Professor (male lead)
Cleonice (side kick of Lys)
Chorus of Women - potentially 6
Myrrhine (female)
Lampito (warrior-type woman)
Magistrates - potentially 4-6
Cinesias (husband/lover)
Child of Cinesias
Herald of the Lacedaemonians (male)
Envoys of the Lacedaemonians - several men
An Athenian Citizen
Chorus of Old Men - potentially 6
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