AUDITIONS FOR GOOD PEOPLE BY DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE - Merely Players Presents, Inc. Non Equity Auditions

Posted February 5, 2024
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AUDITIONS FOR GOOD PEOPLE BY DAVID LINDSAY-ABAIRE - Merely Players Presents, Inc.


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  • Please come with a prepared monologue (either comedic or dramatic) 60 to 90 seconds.

  • If you are auditioning for the role of Margaret, be prepared to read Margaret’s monologue available in the link below. You do not need to memorize Margaret’s monologue.

  • Be sure to read the synopsis of the play before the audition (also available on the website).

  • Those who are cast will need to be able to perform with a Southie (Southern Boston) dialect except for Kate.

  • Those who are cast will be compensated.

  • CHARACTERS

  • Margaret (nickname Margie with a hard g): white, about 50. She has lived a hard life but tends to see the best in people.

  • Stevie: White, mid to late 20’s. A hard worker who is doing the best he can. …and he likes to play bingo, but he is NOT gay?

  • Dottie: White, late 60’s, or 70’s, or maybe 80. If she were your best buddy’s grandmother, you would adore her. If she were your grandmother, not so much!

  • Jean: White, about 50. One tough cookie. You would want her as your friend because you sure do not want her as your enemy.

  • Mike: White, about 50. He escaped the cycle of poverty and became a medical doctor. He is the boy who got away in more ways than one.

  • Kate: African American, early 30’s. A sophisticated lady born with a silver spoon in her mouth.

  • All actors except Kate must be able to perform with a Southie (South Boston) dialect.

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