Seeking Actors
Casting Call on
Monday, May 11th, 10am-12pm
We are looking for actors to participate in This Many People, a workshop performance of scenes from a new play-in-progress based upon the personal histories of Bay Area LGBT Seniors.
Performances will be held at The Garage in SF as part of the National Queer Arts Festival, and are an opportunity to participate in a professional community-based theater project, with potential for casting in the world premiere performances in October-November 2009.
Details:
Matthew: gay man, 30's, race not important, self-centered but not selfish. A romantic who has never really been challenged by life...until now.
Clarence: a gay man, 70's or 80's, African American, loves life and is not afraid to tell you all about it.
Rehearsals: 5/21, 5/25, 5/28, 5/30 (tech), afternoons
Shows: 5/31 and 6/1, 8pm
Non-Equity. Stipend.
The audition, rehearsals, and performances will all take place at The Garage, 975 Howard St, San Francisco.
To reserve a slot:Email Rebecca at rebecca@outlooktheaterproject.org
Please join us in the first ever audience of...
This Many People: Excerpts from the LGBT Seniors Project
Presented in collaboration with AIRspace presents and the National Queer Arts Festival
May 31st and June 1st, 2009, 8pm
The Garage, 975 Howard St., San Francisco
This Many People
What do we know about the lives of those who came before us in the struggle for acceptance?
How do different generations in the LGBT community learn about each other?
The OutLook ensemble performs excerpts of a new play-in-progress based upon the personal histories of Bay Area LGBT Seniors. Material from the play has been generated through OutLook's collaboration with New Leaf Outreach to Elders and Lavender Seniors of the East Bay.
Please come and be part of the creation of this important new play!
Tickets $10-20
Advance purchase atwww.brownpapertickets.com
For More Information:
www.outlooktheaterproject.org
www.975howard.com
The National Queer Arts Festival is produced by the Queer Cultural Center with the generous support of Grants for the Arts, the California Arts Council, and the San Francisco Foundation.
OutLook Theater Project (OLTP) is a newly formed, ensemble-based company that creates original performance about relevant issues from a queer perspective. We collaborate with a diversity of communities to make work that questions the norm, transforms audiences into participants, and inspires personal and social change.
We are a Member of the Intersection Incubator, a program of Intersection for the Arts providing fiscal sponsorship, networking and consulting for artists.
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