Hale Centre
Theatre will hold auditions for No Time
for Sergeants, playing April 6, 2017 – May 13, 2017. The show is produced
by David and Corrin Dietlein, directed by M. Seth Reines and casting directors
David and Corrin Dietlein. Performances are Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday evenings and Saturday matinee. All ethnicities are encouraged to
audition.
SYNOPSIS
The action in the hilarious military comedy, No Time for Sergeants, centers around a
group of extremely diverse World War II draftees who manage to rock the Army
Air Corps boat, getting everyone into hot water from lowly recruits to the
commanding general. The play by Ira Levin is based on the best-selling book by
Mac Hyman, who was inspired by his own experiences in the Army Air Corps to
write the novel. The Tony Award-winning play ran for nearly two years on
Broadway and launched the career of the popular comic actor Andy Griffith, who
was nominated for a Tony Award.
Audition
Information: Saturday, February 11th
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The audition will consist of side readings.
Sides will be provided. Please prepare 1 side to read.
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Please be familiar with the play.
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Read the breakdowns and bring your best
characters to the audition.
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Dance or singing will not be required at the
audition.
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The casting directors use Casting Manager
during the casting process. Please post your head shot and resume to your
Casting Manager profile.
Call
Backs
Call backs
for No Time for Sergeants will be held Saturday, February 18th at 10:00 AM
with the first read through scheduled for Monday,
February 11th at 7:00 PM.
Audition
Location
Auditions
will be held at the theater located at 50 West Page Avenue in Gilbert.
How
to make an appointment
Payment
Each adult
actor 16 years of age and older will receive a payment of $25.00 per performance. Child actors will be paid $12.50 for each performance.
Other
Notes
Runtime:
Approximately 2 hours and 30 minutes. Auditions are by appointment only. Any questions may be emailed to
auditions@haletheatrearizona.com.
CHARACTER BREAKDOWN
WILL STOCKDALE: (20’s) Happy disposition, good people instincts but very naive. Just
wants everyone to be happy. Ozark accent.
BEN WHITLEDGE: (20’s) Will’s best buddy. Very intense, wants to do everything by the
book. Ozark accent.
SERGEANT KING: (40’s) Long-suffering Air Force veteran. Willing to break the rules to
keep from making waves.
SEVEN MEN: (20’s) Multiple roles, must be able to play distinct characters.
Dialects a must: Ozark to New York
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