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Wednesday, 12 September 2012 00:00

HART to hold auditions for ‘August Osage County’ Sept. 24-25

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The Haywood Arts Regional Theatre will hold auditions for its November production of the celebrated Broadway play “August Osage County” at 6:30 p.m. Sept. 24-25.

“August Osage County” is considered to be one of the greatest productions of the past decade, winning the Pulitzer Prize and Tony Award for best play. Set in the contemporary Midwest, it is the story a family coming together after a crisis. The play has roles for adults of all ages. This is a very large cast.

Community theater actors will be given scenes to read from the script. Anyone auditioning as a professional actor is expected to have a headshot, resume and prepared monologue. Anyone interested in working backstage on the production is also encouraged to come by during auditions to sign up.

Steve Lloyd is directing the production, and it will run two weeks beginning Nov. 9.

Auditions will be held in the Performing Arts Center at 250 Pigeon St. in Waynesville. www.HartTheatre.com.

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