Auditions for Bradford Little Theatre’s next production, “In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot)” will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Wednesday and 10 a.m. to noon Oct. 16 at Togi’s Playhouse, 18 Welch Ave.
This comedic holiday play, written by Steve Franco, is sure to delight audiences. “In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot)” tells the story of the Douglas family as they are busy preparing for the invasion of their quirky relatives at their annual Christmas Eve dinner. Meanwhile, Tony and his dim-witted sidekick Vinny, have just robbed a neighborhood liquor store and need a place to hideout. After the two robbers gain entrance into the Douglas home, they suddenly find themselves in charge of an ever-growing list of family members that they are forced to hold hostage.
Rehearsals will begin Oct. 25 and will primarily be scheduled Monday through Thursday evenings. No formal rehearsals will take place during the Thanksgiving holiday. All rehearsals, as well as the production itself, will take place at Togi’s Playhouse.
“In-Laws, Outlaws, and Other People (Who Should Be Shot)” requires 15 actors, 6 male, 8 female, and 1 flexible casting. The male roles that need to be filled are: Dad, 30s-50s; Bud, 40s; Paul, 14-17; Tony, 20s-50s; Vinny, 20s-50s; and Leo, 60s-80s. The female roles that need to be filled are: Beth, 17; Tracy, 17; Mrs. Draper, 30s-70s; Bunny, 40s; Emily, 11-15; Rose, 60s-80s; Janet, 40s-60s; and Mrs. Wakowski, 30s-50s. Also needed is the role of Officer Henley, 20s-80s.
The play will be directed by Kristin Asinger and will take place on stage December 10th, 11th, and 12th. More details can be found on our website, www.bradfordlittletheatre.org. You can also find a more detailed list of characters, with their descriptions there, or by searching Bradford Little Theatre on Facebook. If you have questions, you can contact Kristin directly at 814-598-8127.
With outrageous characters, laugh-a-minute-dialogue, and a heart-felt ending — “In-Laws, Out-Laws, and Other People (That Should Be Shot)” is sure to leave you in stitches while celebrating the meaning of Christmas.
