AMERICAN RIVER COLLEGE THEATRE / FILM



AMERICAN
RIVER
COLLEGE



THEATRE / FILM



AMERICAN
RIVER
COLLEGE



THEATRE / FILM



AMERICAN
RIVER
COLLEGE



THEATRE / FILM



AMERICAN
RIVER
COLLEGE



THEATRE / FILM







A U D I T I O N S





by WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE


Directed by Pamela Downs


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Shakespeare's shortest and bloodiest tragedy.



Set in Scotland during a time of superstition, witchcraft, and clan warfare, Shakespeare crafted a tragedy that questions the idea of fate, the cost of ambition, and the danger of dealing with supernatural forces. The play was written in 1606 under the reign of King James 1st (Shakespeare’s patron at the time), who was obsessed with witchcraft. Join us to meet in this play some of the playwright’s most memorable characters, hear some of the most famous lines in English literature, and experience the action and adventure that have thrilled audiences for over 400 years.


A U D I T I O N S



Open Auditions

Please prepare a memorized 1 minute

Shakespearean monologue or sonnet.

Sun. Sept. 29, 2024 3-6pm

Mon. Sept 30. 6:30pm-10:30pm

Callbacks: Wed. Oct. 2. 6:30pm-10:30pm


Rehearsals: Oct. 3 - Nov. 28, 2024

Performances: Nov. 29 - Dec. 8, 2024


Audition Specifics:


• Prepare a 1-minute classical monologue (Shakespeare preferred)

• Come dressed to move and with a list of your date conflicts

• Auditions are open to all people age 17 and over. Non-traditional casting.

• This play contains violence, witchcraft and drinking.



Macbeth perusal scripts will be available mid-Sept

in the Fine Arts Division Office.


For further assistance or information,

contact Professor Pamela Downs

downsp@arc.losrios.edu




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