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Celebrating Valley Center's Sesquicentennial with... |
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AUDITIONING
FEB. 21st & 22nd
6:30pm to 8:45pm
VC Primary
School
(14249 Fruitvale Rd, Valley Center) Callbacks Feb. 25th
10:00am to 1:00p
VC Library Community
Rm
(29200 Cole Grade Rd., Valley Center) Prepare:
- 60 second monologue
- 30 second song acapella (nothing from Annie Get Your Gun) Bring the following to your audition:
- Audition
& Actor Commitment Forms (posted on Cast Information page)
- Head Shot (in color - does not have to be professional,
but should be current)
- Resume (list theater experience, dance, choir, etc.)
Email webmaster@vcct.org with your preferred audition date and/or for any additional questions. Show Dates: June 29, 30, &
July 1 and July 6, 7
& 8 (second weekend subject to change) at the Maxine Theater (click logo below
for information & directions)
Annie Oakley is the best shot around, and she manages to support
her little brother and sisters by selling the game she hunts. When she's discovered by Col. Buffalo Bill, he persuades this
novel sharpshooter to join his Wild West Show. It only takes one glance for her to fall head over heels for dashing shooting
ace Frank Butler, who headlines the show. She soon eclipses Butler as the main attraction which, while good for business,
is bad for romance. Butler hightails itoff to join a rival show, his bruised male ego leading the way, but is ultimately pitted
against Annie in a final shoot-out. The rousing, sure-fire finale hits the mark every time in a testament to the power of
female ingenuity.
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ANNIE GET YOUR GUN - Character
List Annie Oakley Age 18-30;
Adorable exuberant personality with excellent comic ability and timing. She first appears in show as an "unwashed
backwoods girl" who is a marvel with a rifle--needs to be very comfortable with rifle. She needs a backwoods accent;
she never loses--wildly in love at first sight with Frank Butler--but sticks up for herself when necessary. Needs to belt--Alto
to II Soprano range. |
Dolly Tate Age 30ish;
An arrogant, attractive "blowsy" aging actress, Frank Butler's assistant. Needs excellent comic ability.
Sings Alto to II Soprano.
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Winnie
Tate Age 18; Dolly's little sister. In love with Tommy who is half Indian.
Very attractive and part of Tommy's knife-throwing act. Sings Alto to II Sop range. |
Women’s Ensemble Ages 18 &
over |
Frank Butler 30ish;
Handsome marksman, womanizer, attractive and comically arrogant. Headliner of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Sings
baritone. Needs charming personality. Threatened by Annie's marksmanship, but falls in love with her. |
Buffalo Bill 50ish;
Handsome showman personality. Needs to go from sincere feelings to exaggerated circus acts announcer abilities. Sings
baritone. |
Charlie Davenport 40ish; General
manager of BB's Wild West Show. The PR agent who spends most of his time keeping peace between characters and show financed.
Sings baritone. |
Chief Sitting Bull 40ish; Intelligent
leader of few words, but when he speaks everyone listens. Adopts Annie and is part of show. |
Tommy Keeler 18-20ish; Handsome, kindly young man who is half-Indian.
In love with Winnie. Show's knife-thrower. Sings Tenor. |
Foster Wilson/Pawnee Bill 50-60ish; Gruff as Wilson, the Wilson
Hotel owner and "glad-hander" of Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show. Sings Bass. |
Men’s Ensemble Ages 18 & over |
Jessie Oakley About 10; Annie's
little sister. Needs good singing voice and comic acting ability. |
Nellie Oakley About 8; Annie's little sister.
Needs good singing voice and comic acting ability. |
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