T-shirt is a bit different than this pic.
Under picture: "And Carl Laughed" Clayton to Edinburgh 2007
On back of shirt: "And they shall beat their swords into ploughshares and their spears into pruning hooks. Nation shall not lift up sword against nation, neither shall they learn war anymore." Isaiah 2:4
The family film “Alice” seeks volunteer extras.
The feature film “Alice” starring Alyson Stoner (Cheaper By the Dozen I and II), Luke Perry, and Lucas Grabeel (High School Musical) needs volunteers for a scene on Sunday, Oct. 29th. The scene will be filmed at a school in the St. Louis area.
Volunteers will portray the audience members at a middle school play.
Date of Scene: Sunday, Oct. 29th.
Volunteer Times: 1pm to 5pm
You must be able to commit to all 4 hours for continuity purposes.
In the scene, Alice causes a catastrophe on stage during a performance of a middle school theatre club. The audience will react to the chaos our leading actress causes on stage.
“Alice” is a rated G family film, and directed by Sandy Tung (“Saving Shiloh”).
Who can volunteer:
Adults and teens age 16 and over.
How to sign up:
Write to extrascast@aol.com and sign up for the Oct. 29th volunteer opportunity. Be sure to include names, ages, and phone numbers for all in your group.
The “Alice” volunteer coordinator will contact you with further instructions, and all of your details for the filming date.
You must be pre-registered in order to participate.
Early sign up is encouraged.
SIGN UP DEADLINE IS Wednesday, Oct. 25th.
The Baltimore Waltz and You Can't Take It With You
Friday, October 27 - 6:30 pm -10:00 pm
Saturday, October 28 - 10:00 am - 6:00 pm
CALLBACKS: Monday, October 30 - 6:30 pm - 10:00 pm
WHERE: The Little Theatre, #1 Mark Twain Circle, Clayton, MO 63105
CALL: 314-865-1995 / Or Email: StrayDogTheatre@aol.com
For an Appointment Time
All Positions Are Paid
The Baltimore Waltz by Paula Vogel
Directed by: Gary F. Bell
(Gary Bell has casting authority)
Performance Dates: March 8-25
About the play: The Baltimore Waltz is a giddy fantasy about the adventures of a brother and a sister who turn travel into a provocative quest to keep one’s spirit alive. Paula Vogel’s Obie award winning play was written for her brother who passed away from AIDS. The Baltimore Waltz is Vogel’s loving gift to her brother Carl’s memory.
Cast
Anna - The sister - Age - 30's / 40’s
Carl - The brother - Age - 30's / 40’s
The Third Man - Plays numerous roles - Age 30's / 40's
You Can't Take It With You by Moss Hart & George S. Kaufman
Directed by: Deanna Jent
(Deanna Jent has casting authority)
Performance Dates: June 7-24
About the play: At first the Sycamore family seems quite mad, but it isn’t long before we realize the rest of the world is bonkers.
Cast
The Sycamore’s:
Grandpa (Martin Vanderhof) - Youthful and sprightly - Age 60’s / 70’s
Penelope his daughter - Loves to write plays - Age - 40’s / 50’s
Paul - Penelope’s husband, quite charm, mild mannered - Age - 40’s / 50’s
Essie - Penelope & Paul’s daughter; loves ballet and cooking. - Age - Late 20’s
Ed - Essie’s husband; plays the xylophone - Age - 30’s
Alice - Penelope & Paul’s daughter, sweet, kind, and strong willed - Age - early 20’s
Mr. De Pinna - A border of the Sycamore’s; a baldheaded little man - Any Age
Rheba - A live in domestic - African American - Any Age
Donald - Rheba’s paramour - African American - Any Age
The Kirby’s:
Mr. Kirby - Conservative & uptight -Age 40’s / 50’s
Mrs. Kirby - a society matron - Age 40’s / 50’s
Tony Kirby - The Kirby’s son, attractive and charming - Age 20’s
The Others:
Mr. Henderson - An IRS Agent - Any Age
Boris Kolenkhov - A Russian guest of the Sycamore’s - Age - 40’s / 50’s
Gay Wellington - An actress guest of the Sycamore’s - Any Age
The Grand Duchess Olga Katrina - A friend of Kolenkhov - Age 40’s / 50’s
Auditions for My Fair Lady will be held in November 2006. Exact Date & Time TBA
Stray Dog Theatre honors nontraditional casting practices.
www.StrayDogTheatre.org
Noises Off by Michael Frayn
Thursdays through Saturdays at 8 PM and Sundays at 2 PM, October 13–15, 19–22 & 27–29.
There will also be an 7 PM performance on Sunday, October 22.
Tickets are $18 for adults, $15 for students and seniors.
Make your reservation now at actsummerrep@sbcglobal.net!
