Today I am seeing The Divine Sisters at the SoHo Playhouse with Brian Coffey, good friend and mortal enemy from Stagedoor. Then heading to meet with the ever charming James Parenti about a possible Hamlet project before heading to the invited dress rehearsal of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson.
I guess that means I should shower....
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Monday, September 13, 2010
7:32 Audition Announcement
7:32
a musical
Book and Lyrics by KT Peterson
Music by KT Peterson and Cedric Lyles
7:32 is the passion of the Ashtabula Disaster—the railroad-bridge accident that rattled 1876 America and the scandal that followed surrounding the bridge’s Chief Engineer, Charles Collins. Steeped in the sweat of railroad men (and the women who love them), this soul-soaked ride through folk, bluegrass, and blues stares down the early and gritty world of big business, and the seemingly endless human desire for bigger and better, no matter the cost.
Rehearsals starting October 11th, performances on October 23rd and 24th at The Bridge Theater
Auditions will be held on Saturday September 25 from 4pm-8pm and Sunday September 26 11am-1pm at Shelter Studios. Prepare two contrasting 16 bars- classical and contemporary
Please email contact@732themusical.com with a resume, headshot, and preferred time slot. Plan an hour for the audition process. You will receive an email with a confirmed time slot.
Vocal Ranges for each character:
Chloe (F3 - F5) Alto/Mezzo - needs chest/mix sound up to Eb
Soulful, African American woman (dramatic)
Mary (A4 - A5) Soprano - needs chest/mix voice up to Eb – dramatic
Wife of Charles Collins (dramatic)
Neassa (G3 - Eb5) Alto/Sop chest mix
Vivacious female, ability to do an Irish Accent a plus (comedic)
Vincent (C3 - C5) High tenor / chest voice & soul
Railroad Man, rough and dynamic (comedic)
Amasa Stone (Bb3 - Ab4) Bari-tenor * must be able to carry low harmony parts*
Dynamic Male (dramatic)
Cornelius Vanderbilt (C3 - C5) High tenor / chest voice & soul
African American character actor (comedic)
Charles Collins (G2 - A4) Tenor (less of the bottom needed)
Leading Man
a musical
Book and Lyrics by KT Peterson
Music by KT Peterson and Cedric Lyles
7:32 is the passion of the Ashtabula Disaster—the railroad-bridge accident that rattled 1876 America and the scandal that followed surrounding the bridge’s Chief Engineer, Charles Collins. Steeped in the sweat of railroad men (and the women who love them), this soul-soaked ride through folk, bluegrass, and blues stares down the early and gritty world of big business, and the seemingly endless human desire for bigger and better, no matter the cost.
Rehearsals starting October 11th, performances on October 23rd and 24th at The Bridge Theater
Auditions will be held on Saturday September 25 from 4pm-8pm and Sunday September 26 11am-1pm at Shelter Studios. Prepare two contrasting 16 bars- classical and contemporary
Please email contact@732themusical.com with a resume, headshot, and preferred time slot. Plan an hour for the audition process. You will receive an email with a confirmed time slot.
Vocal Ranges for each character:
Chloe (F3 - F5) Alto/Mezzo - needs chest/mix sound up to Eb
Soulful, African American woman (dramatic)
Mary (A4 - A5) Soprano - needs chest/mix voice up to Eb – dramatic
Wife of Charles Collins (dramatic)
Neassa (G3 - Eb5) Alto/Sop chest mix
Vivacious female, ability to do an Irish Accent a plus (comedic)
Vincent (C3 - C5) High tenor / chest voice & soul
Railroad Man, rough and dynamic (comedic)
Amasa Stone (Bb3 - Ab4) Bari-tenor * must be able to carry low harmony parts*
Dynamic Male (dramatic)
Cornelius Vanderbilt (C3 - C5) High tenor / chest voice & soul
African American character actor (comedic)
Charles Collins (G2 - A4) Tenor (less of the bottom needed)
Leading Man
Wednesday, September 8, 2010
Labor Day passed-No more White and No more relaxing!
Well, as you can tell "Though a Day" went really well......
Quick Update:
Had a wonderful Labor Day weekend in the Boston area
Prep for 7:32 is almost complete-audition notice will be posted next weekend
Apartment is almost complete as well-need to put up curtains, shelves, and take a trip to goodwill
My Mom is visiting me in November, I cannot wait
Seeing childhood friends Daniel and Megan tomorrow night for dinner, love it
Starting babysitting again tomorrow
Drama League semi started this week, official start on Monday
Madame Bovary gets revisited after Sept 15th
Essentially everything is hauling into gear-it's after Labor day! Summer is Over! Get back to work!
Tonight hanging with the lovely James, one of my nearest and dearest for 6 years
Need to call AEA about 732
My roommate is a harp player-it;s like being in heaven all the time
Quick Update:
Had a wonderful Labor Day weekend in the Boston area
Prep for 7:32 is almost complete-audition notice will be posted next weekend
Apartment is almost complete as well-need to put up curtains, shelves, and take a trip to goodwill
My Mom is visiting me in November, I cannot wait
Seeing childhood friends Daniel and Megan tomorrow night for dinner, love it
Starting babysitting again tomorrow
Drama League semi started this week, official start on Monday
Madame Bovary gets revisited after Sept 15th
Essentially everything is hauling into gear-it's after Labor day! Summer is Over! Get back to work!
Tonight hanging with the lovely James, one of my nearest and dearest for 6 years
Need to call AEA about 732
My roommate is a harp player-it;s like being in heaven all the time
Thursday, September 2, 2010
Thought a Day
I've been hearing about these "Thought, idea, inspiration, photos, random thing, etc" a day for a year.
That seems like a lot. I'm gonna give it a go. My goal: to write something everyday. This can be lame, awesome, or somewhere in between.
But since I already did one yesterday and that was September 1st I figure I will continue on until I forget.
Today I:
-Went to The Drama League to look at resumes for Internships
-Mailed a box of stuff home
-Watched Master Chef
-Arranged a dinner meeting with the lovely KT for tomorrow evening
-and am now heading to see MEMPHIS with Roger Danforth and the Fall Fellows
Thought: I'm looking forward to seeing MEMPHIS
That seems like a lot. I'm gonna give it a go. My goal: to write something everyday. This can be lame, awesome, or somewhere in between.
But since I already did one yesterday and that was September 1st I figure I will continue on until I forget.
Today I:
-Went to The Drama League to look at resumes for Internships
-Mailed a box of stuff home
-Watched Master Chef
-Arranged a dinner meeting with the lovely KT for tomorrow evening
-and am now heading to see MEMPHIS with Roger Danforth and the Fall Fellows
Thought: I'm looking forward to seeing MEMPHIS
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
This time for me!!!!
Is there anything better than watching great legends of stage perform "Roses Turn"? I think not.
Inspiring x100000
Nothing like some musical theatre to accompany my cleaning.
I remember watching the Tony awards in 2003 when Bernadette did this song. I was still in high school, never been to New York, never seen a Broadway show (or any show outside of Michigan for that matter) and I just sat there stunned. For me in that moment there was nothing more amazing than watching her perform that song, I cried.
When I finally made it to NYC I was lucky to see Patti play Rose in the Revival and at Encores. Another inspiring performance.
Anyways, that's all, inspiring women kicking some ass.
Inspiring x100000
Nothing like some musical theatre to accompany my cleaning.
I remember watching the Tony awards in 2003 when Bernadette did this song. I was still in high school, never been to New York, never seen a Broadway show (or any show outside of Michigan for that matter) and I just sat there stunned. For me in that moment there was nothing more amazing than watching her perform that song, I cried.
When I finally made it to NYC I was lucky to see Patti play Rose in the Revival and at Encores. Another inspiring performance.
Anyways, that's all, inspiring women kicking some ass.
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