Auditions
Upcoming family show auditions
Agatha Christie Made Me Do It
Thursday, September 4
Monterey Church of Christ in Lubbock
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Sunday, September 7
Garza Theatre in Post
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Anyone who is interested but cannot make it one of the auditions should contact director Christy Morris at 495-5025 or 495-2144.
There are parts for six men and five women ranging in age from early 20's up.
Also needed are crew members to run sound and lights and work backstage.
Police Officer Hootspah decides that writing about crime is better than his real-life job of dealing with it on the street. He takes Agatha Christie's murder mysteries as his model and starts out. In spite of Hootspah's constant bumbling and ineptness, the characters he creates take over and the story which emerges is funny. For example, the main character, a playboy type, wakes up from two days of "sleeping it off " to discover that he has two brides and a fiancee. It's funny and it's suspenseful—not only are we kept guessing who did the murder, we keep wondering why the corpse keeps disappearing...and where.
Agatha Christie Made Me Do It
Thursday, September 4
Monterey Church of Christ in Lubbock
6:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Sunday, September 7
Garza Theatre in Post
3:00 pm - 5:00 pm
Anyone who is interested but cannot make it one of the auditions should contact director Christy Morris at 495-5025 or 495-2144.
There are parts for six men and five women ranging in age from early 20's up.
Also needed are crew members to run sound and lights and work backstage.
Police Officer Hootspah decides that writing about crime is better than his real-life job of dealing with it on the street. He takes Agatha Christie's murder mysteries as his model and starts out. In spite of Hootspah's constant bumbling and ineptness, the characters he creates take over and the story which emerges is funny. For example, the main character, a playboy type, wakes up from two days of "sleeping it off " to discover that he has two brides and a fiancee. It's funny and it's suspenseful—not only are we kept guessing who did the murder, we keep wondering why the corpse keeps disappearing...and where.
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