I haven't read this play, but I can provide some general advice about choosing sides. I would choose the scenes that stood out as you read the script, the ones you remember the most, that inspired some kind of emotional reaction. Choose scenes where a character transitions or makes a discovery so you can see how the actor handles it. Think about what you need to know about an actor in order to cast a role and find a scene that will make it easier to choose that person. For example, if they need to be able to deliver a punchline and demonstrate a sense of comedic timing, find a section of the play where that opportunity exists. If two characters need to have a romantic connection, find a scene where this relationship starts to develop. Hope this helps!
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Ginny Butsch
Community Manager
Educational Theatre Association
Alexandria KY
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-19-2019 11:57
From: Karen Fairbank
Subject: audition sides
Does anyone have audition sides for "Who Walks in the Dark", the Tim Kelly play? If not, how do you choose which parts of the script to use for <g class="gr_ gr_149 gr-alert gr_spell gr_inline_cards gr_run_anim ContextualSpelling ins-del multiReplace" id="149" data-gr-id="149">audtions</g>?
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Karen Fairbank
Director, eighth grade play
Thomas Jefferson School
St. Louis MO
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