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Elgin Theatre Company
announces auditions for
"M*A*S*H",
a play by Tim Kelly.
Both the play and the TV series
were based on the book by
Richard Hooker.
Production Dates:
May 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16
at
Kimball Street Theatre
located in
the H. Rider
Center of
the Elgin
Academy, 350
Park Street,
Elgin
Audition Dates:
Sunday,
February 28
6:30 – 9:30 PM
Monday, March 1
7 – 10 PM
Tuesday, March 2
7 - 9 PM
Callbacks
Audition
Forms:
Please print, fill out the
forms, and bring to audition:
click here for page 1
click her for page 2
Audition Location: The
Sears Gallery of the Elgin
Academy, Park Street and Academy
Place
Audition
Requirements:
One-minute comedic monologue or
story, headshot or snapshot, list of
all conflicts, cold readings
from script.
Should you not
have a monologue
or photo, we
encourage you to
audition.
For
additional
information
about the
auditions,
contact Madeline
Franklin at
madfrankln@aol.com.
Rehearsals:
TBA
Other information:
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Directed by:
Madeline Franklin
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Cast Needed:
15 men and 15 women,
some double
casting
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Note: Asian men and women
needed for several
characters, including Asian
male in teens
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Acting experience preferred,
but not necessary.
Also needed:
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Costume Coordinator
- contact the Director,
Madeline Franklin, for specifics at
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Stage hands
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any gender, at least 16
years of age, no prior
theatre experience necessary
Please send either a
resume, or email letter of intent, to Ed Duncan at
Edwardrd3@yahoo.com
There is no pay. Each cast and crew member
receives one complimentary ticket
Special Audition - none
scheduled at this time
About the Show
Location: Compound of the 4077th
Mobile Army Surgical Hospital,
Korea.
Time of action: Many months
during the Korean Conflict.
This
is a wild, free-flowing comedy.
M*A*S*H stands for Mobile
Army Surgical Hospital, and
joining it are two unpredictable
mad caps, Hawkeye and Duke,
who are also two of the best
chest surgeons in South Korea.
They get into wild adventures to
overcome unusual obstacles and
reward friends. It's all here,
including a little romance mixed
in with dramatic moments and a
genuine love of life.
This program is funded in part
by grants from the Illinois Arts
Council, a state agency, and the
Elgin Cultural Arts Commission.
About the
Director
Madeline Franklin's Elgin
Theatre Company stage credits
include “Aida Gianelli” in
Over the River and Through the
Woods and “Grandma Kurnitz”
in Lost in Yonkers.
Her most recent acting credit
was in the historic Harper
College production of The
Diary of Anne Frank as “Mrs.
Van Daan”.
In the critically acclaimed
n.u.f.a.n. ensemble’s World
Premiere of Caliban, Dancing,
Madeline played the role of
“Kate Sampson”. The Chicago
Unrated Magazine review
stated “The heart of the
story lies in Kate
(brilliantly performed) by
Madeline Franklin”. Other
favorites include the Northwest
Premiere of The Producers
with the LZP Repertory Company,
“Duchess of Berwick” in Lady
Windermere’s Fan, “Ms.
Darbus” in Disney’s High
School Musical, “Mom
Jenkins” in the award-winning,
Voices Through the Storm,
“Wicked Stepmother” in Into
The Woods, “Frumah Sarah”
in Fiddler on the Roof,
“Dolores” in Full Monty,
“The Serpent” in Children of
Eden, “Beggar Woman” in
Sweeney Todd, “Wicked
Witch” in The Wizard of Oz,
“Silly Girl” in Beauty and
The Beast, “Mrs. Potter” in
It’s a Wonderful Life and
“Mrs. Medlock” in Secret
Garden to name just a few!
Madeline also played “Mrs.
Mayor” in LZP’s Northwest
Premiere of Suessical, The
Musical.
Madeline
is an Adjunct Faculty CE
Instructor and Director at
Harper College, Field Middle
School, (currently in rehearsal
for Seussical, Jr.), Holy
Family Catholic Academy, St.
Theresa’s and Harper’s In Zone
Enrichment Program. This summer
Madeline will direct the Kids
Summer Film Camp, “Quiet on The
Set” at Harper College,
premiering two short films in
August. And in August, she will
be directing, The Second
Oldest Profession, for
TesserAct Ensemble, at Cutting
Hall in Palatine,
For the past four years she has
been writing, directing and
staging showcases for both
adults and kids at Harper
College. Madeline has directed
original works for the Wood
Street Theatre Play Reading
Festival. She is the Performing
Arts Specialist for Holy Family
Catholic Academy, writing,
directing and choreographing
original shows, Shakespeare
plays, and teaching stage combat
with their middle school kids.
This fall Madeline began her
Performing Arts After-School
Programs with several
schools in the area.
She made her TV debut in the
critically acclaimed web-series,
Irving Renquist, Ghost Hunter.
Madeline has been in many
independent films, most
recently, Coasting,
premiering this spring at the
Lake County Film Festival.
Madeline has been awarded the
Austin Circle of Theatre Award (ACoT)
for her roles in South
Pacific, Working and
The Ritz. She serves on
the Board of Directors for
Theatre Nebula, CNGM Pictures
and a member of the LZP
Repertory Company. Madeline is
also a private acting and
audition coach, stage manager
and casting director for Bull
Moose Productions.
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