Barefoot in the Park by Neil Somon
Directed by Kirk and Leigh-Ann Campbell
Performance Dates: February 7-9 and February 13-15, 2025
Get ready to laugh, love, and experience the quirks of newlywed life in Neil Simon's delightful romantic comedy, Barefoot in the Park. Set in a tiny Manhattan apartment, follow the spirited and carefree Corie as she navigates the ups and downs of marriage with her buttoned-up husband, Paul. With meddling mother-in-laws, eccentric neighbors, and plenty of hilarious mishaps, this heartwarming tale is a timeless celebration of love, laughter, and the beautiful chaos of life.
Perfect for date night or a fun evening out with friends, Barefoot in the Park will leave you smiling from ear to ear!
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Auditions for Duck Hunter Shoots Angel
Directed by Julie Taliaferro
Audition Dates: February 10 and 12, 2025
Artisans Resource Center - Studio O
585 Cobb Parkway SE, Marietta GA
CenterStage North will hold open auditions for our Spring production of Duck Hunter Shoots Angel on Monday, February 10 and Wednesday, February 12 at 7:00pm. Auditions will be held at Artisans Resource Center - Studio O, 585 Cobb Parkway SE, Marietta GA. Please bring a headshot and resume, if you have them.
Auditions will consist of cold readings from the script.
CSN supports and encourages diversity in all casting. NOTE: CenterStage North Theatre is an all volunteer troupe and we do not offer pay or stipends at this time.
Directed by Julie Taliaferro
Performance Dates: May 9-11 and May 15-17, 2025
Rehearsals will start in March at Artisans Resource Center - Studio O, 585 Cobb Parkway SE, Marietta GA. Rehearsals will be Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday evenings from 7:00pm to 9:30pm.
Synopsis:
This is the uproarious story of two bumbling Alabama brothers who have never shot a duck but think they shot an angel. As they lament their fates in a murky swamp, they are chased by a cynical tabloid journalist and his reluctant photographer, who don’t believe any of it—until feathers, wings and a tiara are discovered along the way. The play hysterically interweaves a love story, sibling rivalry, tawdry media, race relations and cultural stereotypes as the chase to find the angel builds to a crescendo in the swamp. Ultimately a sweet allegory about redemption, DUCK HUNTER SHOOTS ANGEL has been hailed by audiences as a rare comedy with a surprisingly heartfelt lesson.
Characters:
Sandy (Male, late 30s, 40-ish): a tabloid journalist. Cynical, a little jaded, a little self-hating. Sandy had plans, and they did not involve tracking would-be Angel shooters for The Weekly World and Globe.
Lenny (Male, 30-ish, African American): a photographer. Has even less desire than Sandy to be on this particular assignment.
Lester (Male, 30 -40s): a tabloid publisher. Fast talking, fast walking, always looking for an angle. Lester knows what his readers want, and Sandy better get it for him – yesterday.
Duane (Male, late 20s to early 50s, southern accent): one of the Duck Hunters. Duane’s not the brightest bulb in the chandelier, but he’s trying.
Duwell (Male, late 20s to early 50s, Southern accent): the other Duck Hunter, and Duane’s younger brother. Duwell is a little dimmer than Duane, but sweeter with it.
Woman (Female, late 20s, Southern accent): sweet, thoughtful, supportive, but some spark and spunk as well.
Kansas (Female, teenage presenting. Southern accent): Smart girl with a smart mouth – but likeable.
Gator Man/Phil (no age specified): Gator Man. A strong, physically comic actor who moves well. Fun role without a lot of lines, but lots of presence.
The Voice/Loan Officer (40s). Commanding vocal presence; actor is mostly heard, not seen – the inverse of Gator Man..
