Please click on the form graphic so that you can download, print, and complete our Audition Form and then bring it to your audition with an optional stage bio and your headshot. The two-page form is in Adobe PDF format for your convenience. Auditions Form
Sides will be provided so you can demonstrate your acting skills. Be prepared, bring your stage biography and a headshot. Turn off your cell phone. If the role you are auditioning for has an accent required – be prepared. Warm up before the audition.
Audition Attire: Wear appropriate clothing that makes you feel confident. Avoid constrictive or excessively stylish clothing. Consider wearing something that makes you feel confident but won’t be distracting. Also try somewhat to emulate the role you’re going in for.
If you are Auditioning for a Musical or a Melodrama – you will be asked to sing a song. Normally prepare two contrasting vocal selections (16 bars). Sheet music should be placed in a binder or folder with the fewest page turns. An accompanist will be provided. No a Capella singing.
If your role requires dancing: You may be required to learn and repeat a dance combination. Bring appropriate clothing and footwear.
Consider all auditions to be learning experiences designed to help you grow as a performer. See auditions as a chance to bring yourself to a new character and do what you love in front of an attentive audience. If you deliver your best performance and you don’t get the role – don’t take it personally. There is always next time.
At the Camino Real Playhouse – We want you to succeed and we look forward to meeting you and wish you good luck in your audition.
August 11th and August 12th at 7:00 pm
Please bring a headshot and resume. Sides will be provided
Performance dates are: Oct 4,5,6; 11,12,13; 18,19,20
Rehearsals begin August 19th
Duck Hunter Shoots Angel is a sweet comedy about a tabloid journalist from New York City on a search for two Alabama swamp poachers who believe they shot a celestial being. When the story refuses to fit into his neatly ordered world, this jaded muckraker must decide if it is truly possible to talk to angels. Duck Hunter Shoots Angel is an out-of-this-world tale full of magical surprises and unexpected second chances.
Cast of Characters
Sandy (40-ish): a tabloid journalist. Cynical, a little jaded, a little self-hating.
Lenny (40-ish, African-American preferred, or other): a photographer. Has even less desire than Sandy to be on this particular assignment.
Lester (40-ish): a tabloid publisher. Fast talking, fast walking, always looking for an angle.
Duane (late 20s to early 50s, southern accent): one of the duck hunters. Duane’s not the brightest bulb.
Duwell (late 20s to early 50s, southern accent): the other duck hunter and Duane’s younger brother, dimmer than Duane, but sweeter with it.
Woman (any age, southern accent): sweet, thoughtful, supportive, but some spark and spunk as well.
Kansas (teenager, 17, southern accent): smart girl with a smart mouth – but likable
Gator Man/Phil (no age specified): A strong, physically comic actor who moves well. Fun role with not a lot of lines, but lots of presence.
The Voice/Loan Officer (40’s to 50’s) Commanding vocal presence; actor is mostly heard, not seen.
For additional information please contact the director:
Darrell Hill
949.874.2931