Auditions for Adrift in New York
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Thomas Nave Room
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ADRIFT IN NEW YORK by Addison Aulger
Said to be one of the best Gay Nineties (1890’s) melodramas, Adrift in New York begins at the Old Homestead where 'our Nell' is enticed by the villain to go to New York and sing in a fine music hall. The second act is at a Bowery honky-tonk where she makes her New York debut. Then back at the Old Homestead, 'our Nell,' having endured many trials and tribulations, comes home after walking from the railroad station through a terrible storm. And—happy end—she's still 'pure as the driven snow!'
Singing and dancing 10 – 11:30 am we will learn one of the songs and add choreography (just like a rehearsal). There will be no solo singing or dancing required. If you want to be in the musical numbers you must attend this.
Group audition for all Parts below: 12 Noon – 1:30 pm
We will read sections of the script as a group, giving different people a chance to read specific parts. This will give us the chance to see how characters “fit” together.
Said to be one of the best Gay Nineties (1890’s) melodramas, Adrift in New York begins at the Old Homestead where 'our Nell' is enticed by the villain to go to New York and sing in a fine music hall. The second act is at a Bowery honky-tonk where she makes her New York debut. Then back at the Old Homestead, 'our Nell,' having endured many trials and tribulations, comes home after walking from the railroad station through a terrible storm. And—happy end—she's still 'pure as the driven snow!'
Singing and dancing 10 – 11:30 am we will learn one of the songs and add choreography (just like a rehearsal). There will be no solo singing or dancing required. If you want to be in the musical numbers you must attend this.
Group audition for all Parts below: 12 Noon – 1:30 pm
We will read sections of the script as a group, giving different people a chance to read specific parts. This will give us the chance to see how characters “fit” together.
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