Long Beach Playhouse

PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS
2020-01-17 20:00 - 2020-01-19 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles)
The Studio Collaborative: PRE-EXISTING CONDITIONS
Company: Shoofly Productions
Dates: Jan. 17 & 18 @ 8pm, Jan. 19 @ 2pm, 2020
Tickets: $15
Description:
Pre-existing conditions. If you have ‘em, most insurance companies won’t touch you. While Tom and Ally navigate married life in the aftermath of a hit-and-run accident, it’s not an issue; they’ve always had great medical coverage. But add some misplaced blame, fast-forward 30 years, and things have gotten really…complicated.
Company Statement:
Shoofly Productions is dedicated to staging the plays of new, older playwrights, whose work has never been published and may bring a unique perspective to the stage.
To learn more about them, visit their FACEBOOK PAGE.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

MANY MAY NOT RETURN
2020-01-24 20:00 - 2020-01-26 20:00
The Studio Collaborative: MANY MAY NOT RETURN
Company: Community Professionals
Dates: Jan. 24, 25 @ 8pm, Jan. 26 @ 2pm, 2020
Tickets: $20
Description:
A working-class family, in crisis as a consequence of two forces-an an undeclared war (Vietnam) and their economic conditions. A father is proud of his history of fighting a dead intervention in Korea only to come home to racism and economic oppression that causes his young son to turn to the military as an economic alternative, and to find another son drafted against his will. Linda a young woman learns about the legacy of her family. She asks the questions; will the next generation face the same issues, will they also feel the pain of war? Without a doubt, this is a story about how families will face the issues of war while living in a nation that is continuously at war.
Company Statement:
Community Professionals is dedicated to providing consulting services and support to the community in areas of education, political engagement, and cultural community activities.
To learn more about them, visit their FACEBOOK PAGE.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

MY NAME IS MOMMY
2020-01-31 20:00 - 2020-02-02 20:00
The Studio Collaborative: MY NAME IS MOMMY
Company: April Wish
Dates: Jan. 31, Feb. 1 @ 8pm, Feb. 2 @ 2pm, 2020
Tickets: $20
Description:
MY NAME IS MOMMY is a messy and magical story of modern motherhood. April Wish explores the pressures and the promises of parenthood in this dynamic and often hilarious piece. It is a love letter to her daughter, as well as to the little girl she used to be herself.
Company Statement:
April Wish aims to give a voice to the triumphs and trials of motherhood, while taking an honest look at the loss of personal identity while raising small children.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

PINS!
2020-02-07 20:00 - 2020-02-09 20:00
The Studio Collaborative: PINS!
Company: The CRayProject
Dates: Feb. 7, Feb. 8 @ 8pm, Feb. 9 @ 2pm, 2020
Tickets: $20
Description:
“PINS”, is an interactive “urban” burlesque experience that celebrates the beauty of being unapologetically BLACK; crushing all societal stigmas regarding black sexual liberation! This joyride is provocative, risqué, and sure to fulfill your intimate fantasies. If you’re looking for a bit of FUN, or trying to have a GOOD TIME, get excited for this seductive dance experience.
Company Statement:
CRayProject, founded in 2015, is a black empowerment movement that allows artists to have a platform to be themselves. We tackle controversial topics and subject matter that needs awareness. CRayProject has many umbrellas; we have expertise in dance, music, film, and more. We believe in giving or community both RAW and educational art. But most importantly working together to build our community as black and brown people through different art forms.
To learn more about them, visit their FACEBOOK PAGE.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

LBP STAFF AND FRIENDS CABARET FUNDRAISER
2020-02-15 20:00 - 23:00
The Studio Collaborative: LBP STAFF AND FRIENDS CABARET FUNDRAISER
Company: LBP, Madison Mooney producing.
Dates: Feb 15 @ 8pm, 2020
Tickets: $15 Regular (General, assigned seating from the 3rd row and back)
$30 VIP (Special, assigned seating in the front 2 rows)
Description:
The Staff, Volunteers, and Friends are coming together again to raise some money for LBP while having fun onstage! Come see songs, scenes, dances, and maybe even a bagpipe!

HELD2GETHER: SKETCH ON THE ROCKS
2020-02-20 20:00 - 2020-02-22 23:00
The Studio Collaborative: HELD2GETHER: SKETCH ON THE ROCKS
Company: Held2gether Improv For Life
Dates: Feb. 20, 21, 22 @ 8pm, 2020.
Tickets: $15 Presale
$20 at the Door
Description:
Treat yourself to an eccentric blend of top-shelf original comedy sketches on life, love and music. Due to excesses of humor, a designated driver is recommended.
Company Statement:
Held2gether, Improv for Life was created to bring out each individual’s greatest potential through the power of improvisation. We believe the benefits of improv strengthen every part of our lives.
To learn more about them, visit their WEBSITE or FACEBOOK PAGE.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

AUDITIONS: LBP NEW WORKS FESTIVAL 2020
2020-02-27 19:00 - 21:00
THE LBP NEW WORKS 2020 FESTIVAL
TITLES:
THE LAST COMRADE
THE CLIPPER
AUTHORS: Jack Raymond (THE LAST COMRADE)
Maryanne Melloan Woods (THE CLIPPER)
DIRECTORS: Tamara M. Sibley(THE LAST COMRADE)
Austin James (THE CLIPPER)
RUN: Friday, March 27, 2020 (THE LAST COMRADE)
Saturday, March 28, 2020 (THE CLIPPER)
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.

AUDITION DATES:
Open Call:
Dates: Thursday, Feb. 27 (One night only for both plays.)
Times: 7pm – 9pm
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
REHEARSALS:
There will be 3-4 rehearsals before the stage reading arranged between the directors and the actors cast.
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
Bring headshot and resume. Sides for cold readings will be provided at the auditions.
NEW WORKS FESTIVAL INFORMATION:
This annual festival nurtures emerging and established playwrights to develop new scripts. Reading 100+ scripts a year, the New Works Literary Committee chooses two top plays to receive a stage reading with critical feedback from professional theatre critics and audience talk back.
As it is a stage reading, there will only be 3-4 rehearsals, and actors will not need to memorize their scripts. The stage reading of their show will only happen one night, and there will be a talk back with the audience after the reading.
SHOW 1:
THE LAST COMRADE
by JACK RAYMOND
DIRECTOR: Tamara M. Sibley
SHORT SYNOPSIS:
It’s the story of the death of a certain kind of unsung American hero who lived in the first half of the last century and did much to change the future of this country. It’s based on the life of Phil Raymond, the man who built the Auto Workers Union which became the UAW, CIO. He was the man who led the sit-down strike against GM in Flint, Michigan in 1933. The inspiration for this story comes from a conversation he had with his screenwriter son days before he died in 1989.
CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
MURRAY – (M, 70’s) Caucasian, Jewish, Cynical, Defiant, Passionate, Vulnerable, Union Organizer, Communist. He is an unsung American hero.
TISHA- (F, 30 – 40), African American, Positive, Nurturing, Insightful. She believes in and practices tough love. Murray’s hospice nurse.
MILDRED- (F – 50’s), Caucasian, Comical, Worrier, Pushy, Matter of fact. She is voice of reason. Murray’s deceased wife.
MARTY- (M, 40’s), Caucasian, Insecure, Immature, Hollywood Screenwriter. He longs for a loving accepting relationship with this dad. Murrays’ son.
DOCTOR- (M, 30 – 60) Any Ethnicity, Upbeat, Gentle. He tries to focus on the brighter side of life for his patients. Murray’s doctor.

SHOW 2:
THE CLIPPER
By Maryanne Melloan Woods
DIRECTOR: Austin James
SHORT SYNOPSIS:
A baby shower, some wine and a garden of truths forces Joyce to decide if she will engage in her family or shrink from life altogether. With a granddaughter on the way and her Ex’s Wedding on the horizon, Joyce must choose… Safety or Truth.
CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
JOYCE (F, 40s – 50s) A gardening blogger and garden center owner. A “realist” who is too smart to play dumb for anyone. She’s been hurt by life and is not about to let it happen again.
KIM (F, Late 20s – 30s) Joyce’s daughter, pregnant. A slightly high strung mom to be. She believes her husband hung the moon, and is concerned she can’t be a good mother.
BRENDAN (M, Late 20s – 30s) Kim’s Husband, A NYC Newscaster. His arrogance and selfishness are only tempered by self preservation.
FINN (M, Late teens – early 20s) Joyce’s son. Easy going and Smart but naive.
NEIL (M, 40s – 50s) Joyce’s Ex-husband, a High school principal. Not a big man, but a kind one. And a protective father.
SANDRA (F, Late 30s – 40s) Neil’s new fiancée, A high school guidance councillor. Attractive. Tough but honestly sweet and trying to integrate into a tough family.
HARRIS (M 30s) African-American. Joyce’s Lover. A high school science teacher. Genuine and kind, if a bit too rational. “Spock-like”
AMBER (Late 20s – early 30s) Kim’s Friend. Not entirely satisfied with her life with her kid.
LAURA (Late 20s – early 30s) Kim’s Friend. The peace keeper.
NOTE: Roles are open to all ethnicities unless other indicated in the character description.
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SHORT PLAY SHOWCASE
2020-02-28 20:00 - 2020-02-29 23:00
The Studio Collaborative: SHORT PLAY SHOWCASE
Company: Rick Reischman Productions
Dates: Feb. 28, 29, @ 8pm, 2020
Tickets: $10
Description:
A night of completely original short plays. All the shows were written by local talent featuring a wide variety of writing styles and genres from comedy to drama. These shows have never been seen anywhere before. After the show, stay and talk with the cast and writers.
Company Statement:
Rick Reischman Productions creates entertainment experiences by talented people, that can be enjoyed by everyone.
To learn more about them, visit their FACEBOOK PAGE.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

THE JEWEL BOX CHILDREN’S THEATER COMPANY FAMILY JAMBOREE
2020-03-06 20:00 - 2020-03-07 22:00
The Studio Collaborative: THE JEWEL BOX CHILDREN’S THEATER COMPANY FAMILY JAMBOREE
Company: Jewel Box Children’s Theater Company
Dates: March 6, 7 @ 8pm, 2020.
Tickets: $15
Description:
Join us for a fun filled family friendly night at the theater! Performances include music, skits and good old fashioned fun performed by Jewel Box CT students, teachers, family and friends. Proceeds go towards JBCT’s Community Engagement program, a free traveling performing arts program serving greater Long Beach.
Company Statement:
The Jewel Box Children’s Theater Company is a non profit 501c3 with a mission to make the arts accessible and inclusive for all children.
To learn more about them, visit their WEBSITE or FACEBOOK PAGE.
The LBP Studio Collaborative Season offers outside, local theatre companies and performing arts organizations the opportunity to produce their own shows in our Studio Theater.

THE UPPERCLASSMEN
2020-03-08 19:00 - 2020-10-18 22:00
The Upperclassmen come to the Long Beach Playhouse for another year of comedy and improv!
Playing in the Studio theater.
Tickets are $5.00 presale*, $10.00 at the door.
(For online tickets, click the $5 dollar presale discount option in the process of purchasing tickets.)

VIRTUAL SCENE COLLABORATION CHALLENGE: Plays in 72 Hours!
2020-06-28 08:00 - 2020-08-14 23:30
We found a way to do theater online! Welcome to the VIRTUAL SCENE COLLABORATION CHALLENGE: Plays in 72 hours! Like our PLAYS IN A DAY, the writers and actors had a limited amount of time to write, then learn the scripts, and then record their performances to bring you this online virtual festival of short scenes!
On Day One of the 72 hours, writers were given an audience suggested theme: Deep, Dark Secrets. They then had 8 hours to write a finished script for their scene. On Day Two, the actors were given their scripts and had 8 hours to learn them and then to film their performances. On Day Three, the recorded scenes premiered on the Long Beach Playhouse’s Facebook page!
This is a free event, but any donation you want to make to the Long Beach Playhouse in this time of quarantine when we can’t do live theater will be greatly appreciated! Any amount will be help!
MAKE YOUR DONATION HERE

Here are the scenes all together so you can watch them whenever you want:
A VERY IMPORTANT BUSINESS TRIP
Written By: Dana Hammer
Starring: Taylar Ann as Ivy and Marissa Schlichtman as Jesse

HONEY
Written By: Kelsey Jimenez
Starring: Rick Reischman as Ty and Callista Fowler as Sam

SURVEY SAYS
Written By: Rick Reischman
Starring: Jon Korbonski as Robber and Gabriella Quigley as Pollster

THE ORACLE
Written By: Larry Murra
Starring: Paul Burt as The Oracle and Sam Tanng as Caller 1 & Caller 2

THE UNBURDENER
Written By: Baylee Shlichtman
Starring: Maria V Oliveira as Unberdener and Devon DeLamora as Bystander

FOOTSTEPS
Written By: Elza Hofeld
Starring: Shai Culver as C and Nathan Shube as J

Scene From CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF
2020-08-22
Our production of CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF was planned to be performed on our Mainstage in April 2020, but due to COVID-19 we have had to postpone our full production. So it is with great pleasure we are able to present a dynamic scene from the show with some of our cast for you to enjoy! With special permission from Dramatists Play Service we are offering a chance to see the scene on the online video show platform, Showtix4u. The scene will be available for one day only, Saturday, Aug. 22. Tickets will be $2 to help the Playhouse and to pay for the online video service. We are happy to be able to present at least a part of this iconic show to you this time, and we can’t wait until we can produce the whole show for you live!

You can start buying your tickets on Friday day Aug. 21 to get your access to the filmed scene from Cat on a Hot Tin Roof on Saturday Aug. 22. Please visit the link to Showtix4u.com below:
LINK TO PURCHASE TICKETS TO THE CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF SCENE

PREVIEW CLIP OF SCENE:

SCENE CREDITS:
CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF
WRITTEN BY TENNESSEE WILLIAMS

DIRECTED BY SHARYN CASE

ACTORS:

PROLOGUE NARRATOR: HARRIET WHITMYER
BIG DADDY: RICK KOPPS
BRICK: JASON COOK

VIDEO PRODUCTION:

VIDEO EDITOR: JASON COOK

CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF is presented by arrangement with Dramatists Play
Service, Inc. on behalf of The University of the South, Sewanee, Tennessee.

©2020. This Video recording was produced by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service and [Author]. All rights reserved. This performance is authorized for non-commercial use only. By accepting this license, you agree not to authorize or permit the Video to be recorded, copied, distributed, broadcast, telecast or otherwise exploited, in whole or in part, in any media now known or hereafter developed.

WARNING: Federal law provides severe civil and criminal penalties for the unauthorized reproduction, distribution or exhibition of copyrighted motion pictures, Audio & Videotapes or Audio & Videodiscs. Criminal copyright infringement is investigated by the FBI and may constitute a felony with a maximum penalty of up to five years in prison and/or a $250,000.00 fine.

SHAKESPEARE MONOLOGUE CHALLENGE
2020-09-01 08:00 - 2020-10-30 17:00
Starting in June, as way to engage our community of actors and performers to participate in theater and perform again during the quarantine, we started the SHAKESPEARE MONOLOGUE CHALLENGE. We asked participants to submit their performances of Puck’s closing monologue from Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Act 5, Scene 1.
We had many great submissions, and we put our favorites together into a beautiful Puck Megamix. Here is the Megamix, and the full length submissions of our favorites. Please enjoy! And a special thank you to video edit Austin James for putting the Puck Megamix together.

If you like what you see, and want to help us thrive in this time when we can’t produce live theater, please consider donating to the Long Beach Playhouse. Every dollar helps!
TO MAKE A DONATION, CLICK HERE.

PUCK MEGAMIX:

Madeline Jones Submission:

Amara Phelps Submission:

Caren E. Salas Submission:

Dungeonmadster Submission:

Emily Castaneda Submission:

Lauren Velasco Submission:

Sofia Agiurre Submission:

Long Beach Gives 2020
2020-09-24
September 24th 2020

City Wide Giving Day! Over 150 Long Beach focused non-profits
Donate to LBP here : https://donate.longbeachgives.org/long-beach-playhouse

Our 2020 ‘Not Quite Live All The Time-A-Thon’! 4 – 10 pm
4:15 Special Announcement from Stacy Stone
5:00 Artistic Director Sean Gray talks online programing!
5:15 & 8 Interview with Michael Hernandez-Phillips
6 & 8:45 Performances from Stephen Olear, Jerry Barba, & Serena Bottiani-Henderson
6:30 & 9:15 Interview with Aurora J. Culver
Messages from LBP Volunteers, Throwback Pictures, and more! Don’t miss it!
Watch Below!

DRACULA - A Radio Play
2020-10-30 20:00 - 2020-11-08 23:59
DRACULA: A RADIO PLAY
Written by Bram Stoker, Adapted in to a Radio Play by Cruz Flores
Directed by Cruz Flores

DRACULA – A Radio Play is sinking its fangs into the Long Beach Playhouse for Halloween this year! Evil has come to the seaside town of Whitby. Now four men and two women must come together to stop it.

Adapted, Directed, and Produced by Cruz Flores, this radio play adaption attempts to counteract a century of pop culture distortion and adaptation decay to return to the fear and menace of the original Bram Stoker classic. Adhering to the source material reveals themes such as consent, psychological trauma and fear of disease that are more relevant than ever.

Join us this Friday, Oct.30 at 8pm on our website, Youtube, and Social Media pages to be mesmerized by Bram Stoker’s haunting vampire tale.

If you liked this free online program, please consider donating to the Long Beach Playhouse. Every dollar helps us thrive until we can produce live theater again.
DONATE HERE

AUDITIONS: UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD
2020-11-09 08:00 - 2020-11-11 23:59
TITLE: Un Cuento de Navidad or A Christmas Carol – An Online Production
AUTHOR: Charles Dickens; Original English adaption by Gregory Cohen, Spanish Translation by Mariana Herrera.
DIRECTOR: Juan Parada
RUN: The video of the show will be shown online near Christmas.
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.

AUDITION DATES:
Video Submissions:
Dates: We are taking video submissions starting Mon. Nov. 9 – Wed. Nov. 11, 2020
Callbacks Via Zoom:
Date and Time: Saturday, Nov. 14 at 11am – 1pm, 2020

REHEARSALS:
First Read-Through via Zoom: Tuesday, Nov. 16 at 6pm.
Regular Rehearsals via Zoom: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday 5pm-7pm, Saturdays from 11-2PM.

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
This is a Spanish Language production of Un Cuento de Navidad or A Christmas Carol. All roles will have to speak and perform in Spanish.
All Open Call auditions will be by Video Submission.
Please fill out an online audition form and send a PDF of the form, along with digital versions of your headshot and resume.
Your video should be of the monologue provided, performed in Spanish, of the character you are auditioning for, such as Scrooge or Cratchit.
Please upload your video to Google Drive and then email the link.
AUDITION FORM AND MONOLOGUE SIDE AVAILABLE HERE
Please include in your email:

The Google Drive Link of your Video Submission
The PDF of your Audition Form
Digital Versions of your Headshot and Resume

Email Audition Submissions to:
The Long Beach Playhouse Producing Artistic Director Sean Gray at sean@lbplayhouse.org.

SHORT SYNOPSIS:
La hermosa historia de Charles Dicken sobre un hombre codicioso y egoísta llamado Ebenezer Scrooge y su transformación después de ser visitado por una serie de fantasmas en Nochebuena.
Charles Dicken’s beautiful story of a greedy and selfish man named Ebenezer Scrooge and his transformation after being visited by a series of ghosts on Christmas Eve.

CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
Narrador/Narrator:(M, 30+): Escritor y narrador de nuestro cuento. The writer and narrator of the story. (Must be fluent in Spanish)
Ebenezer Scrooge: (M, 40+): Un viejo gruñón que valora el dinero y desprecia la Navidad. A grumpy old man who values money and despises Christmas. (Must be fluent in Spanish)
Bob Cratchit: (M, 30+) Un papa joven con familia, optimista y amable. A young father with a family to look after. optimistic and kind. (Must be fluent in Spanish)
El Espíritu de la Navidad Pasada (ENP): (All ages and genders considered.) Un espíritu inocente que muestra a scrooge su pasado. An innocent spirit who shows Scrooge his past. (Must be fluent in Spanish)
El Espíritu de la Navidad Presente (ENPv): (All ages and genders considered.) A highly charismatic ghost tied to the essence of Christmas day. (Must be fluent in Spanish)
El Espíritu de las Navidades Venideras (ENV): (All ages and genders considered.) A highly charismatic ghost tied to the essence of Christmas day. (Must be fluent in Spanish)
Fred Hollowell: (M, 20s) Sobrino de Ebenezer. Scrooge’s nephew. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)
La Sra. Cratchit: (F, 30’s) Esposa de Bob. Fuerte. Bob’s wife. strong. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)
Martha Cratchit: (F, Look 16-20) Hija mayor de Bob y La Sra. Cratchit/Oldest daughter of Bob and wife. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)
Peter Cratchit: (M, 13-18) Hijo mayor de Bob y La Sra. Cratchit/Eldest son of Bob and wife. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)
El Pequeño Tim: (M, 6-12) Pequeño niño. /A small sickly boy. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)
Jacob Marley, (M, 40) El compañero y socio difunto de Ebenezer/Ebenezer’s dead partner. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)
Janet Hollowel, (F, 19-30) la nueva esposa de Fred. Fred’s new wife. (May play multiple roles. Must be fluent in Spanish)

UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD (A Christmas Carol)
2020-12-18 20:00 - 2021-01-02 20:00
UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD se estrena en línea aquí el 18 de diciembre a las 8 p.m./ Premiering Online here on December 18 at 8 p.m.

UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD Promo 1:

UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD (A Christmas Carol)
Estreno en línea el 18 de diciembre de 2020
Written by Charles Dickens
Original English adaption by Gregory Cohen
Traducción al español de Mariana Herrera
Adaptación al español de Juan Parada
Dirigido por Juan Parada
El favorito cuento eterno regresa para su novena encarnación en Long Beach Playhouse, ¡Esta vez en español! Esta versión del cuento clásico de Charles Dickens, UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD (A Christmas Carol) cuenta la misma historia de cómo los fantasmas de las Navidades Pasadas, Presentes y Venideras muestran a Ebenezer Scrooge la desgracia de su riqueza material y las bendiciones que vendrán con su generosidad. En esta versión por Zoom, los cuenteros y la historia son el foco que nos permite reencontramos con los personajes que amamos: Bob Cratchit, el pequeño Tim y, por supuesto, el mismísimo avaro irascible, Ebenezer Scrooge. Esta producción teatral en español será la nueva forma de conectar con la historia y poner a usted y a sus seres queridos en el camino hacia la alegría navideña.
El Long Beach Playhouse tuvo la suerte de recibir fondos de CARES de la ciudad de Long Beach, y una parte de esos fondos se está utilizando para producir este espectáculo. El Playhouse quería crear un espectáculo para nuestra población latinx de Long Beach que se ha visto afectada de manera desproporcionada por COVID-19 este año. El espectáculo es GRATUITO para todos y se presentará en español con subtítulos en inglés disponibles. El Long Beach Playhouse es un teatro comunitario que ha estado produciendo obras de teatro y musicales desde 1929. Durante 2020, LBP ha producido una serie de programas en línea para nuestro público, todos ubicados en nuestro sitio web, www.lbplayhouse.org.
The perennial favorite returns for its ninth incarnation at Long Beach Playhouse, but this time in Spanish! In this Spanish language version of Charles Dickens’ classic tale, UN CUENTO DE NAVIDAD (A Christmas Carol) tells the same tale of how the ghosts of Christmases Past, Present, and Future show Ebenezer Scrooge the poverty of his material wealth and the blessings that come with generosity. In this Online Zoom version of the show, storytellers and storytelling becomes the focus as we come spend time with the characters we’ve come to love – Bob Cratchit, Tiny Tim, and of course the irascible miser himself. This Spanish language production will be the a new way to engage the story and set you and your loved ones on the path to holiday cheer.
The Long Beach Playhouse was fortunate to receive CARES funding from the City of Long Beach, and a portion of those funds are being used to produce this show. The Playhouse wanted to create a show for our Latinx population of Long Beach that have been disproportionally affected by COVID-19 this year. The show is FREE for everyone and will be presented in Spanish with English subtitles available. The Long Beach Playhouse is a community theatre that has been producing plays and musicals since 1929. During 2020 LBP has produced a number of online shows for our audiences, all located on our website, www.lbplayhouse.org.

LISTA DE ACTORES / CAST LIST:

Henry Madrid (EBENEZER SCROOGE)
Tanya Raisa (NARRADORA, CAROLINA)
Gerardo Villa-Lobos (BOB CRATCHIT, EL ESPÍRITU DE LA NAVIDAD PRESENTE, VIEJO JOE, SR. FEZZIWIG, CORREDOR DE BOLSA 2,)
Sonia M Aguirre (EL ESPÍRITU DE LA NAVIDAD PASADA, MR. JEEVES, LA SRA. CRATCHIT, LA SRA. OLIVER, CORREDOR DE BOLSA 1)
Laura Viramontes (EL ESPÍRITU DE LAS NAVIDADES VENIDERAS, MARTHA CRATCHIT, SRA. HOWELL, FAN (HERMANA DE EBENEZER), BELLE FEZZIWIG, JANET, POLLERA)
Pepe Marquez (FRED HOLLOWELL, PETER CRATCHIT, JACOB MARLEY, SRA. DILBER)
Gio Rodriguez (EL PEQUEÑO TIM, EL NINO)

EQUIPO DE PRODUCCIÓN / PRODUCTION CREW:

Brain Robrecht (EL REGIDOR / STAGE MANAGER)
Larry Mura (DISEÑADOR ESCÉNICO Y GERENTE DE PROP. / SCENIC DESIGNER AND PROP MASTER)
Christina Bayer (DISEÑADORA DE VESTUARIO / COSTUME DESINGER)
Austin James (DISEÑADOR DE SONIDO Y EDITOR DE VIDEO / SOUND DESIGNER AND VIDEO EDITOR)

Si le gustó este programa gratuito en línea, considere donar aquí. / Donate Here.

2021 Annual Member Meeting
2021-02-20 14:00 - 15:30
Happy New Year! Every February we have our Annual Member Meeting, for 2021 the meeting will look very different, it will be online!
Saturday February 20th at 2pm
The meeting will include board elections, a breakdown of our 2020 efforts and what is planned for 2021. Board and staff members will be available to answer your questions.

RSVP by Registering for the Zoom Meeting
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

Everyone is allowed to attend but there will be board elections which only due paying members are able to participate in.
Email madison@lbplayhouse.org or pr@lbplayhouse.org if you have any issues registering or have questions beforehand

AUDITIONS: THE CLIPPER - NWF 2020 Winner
2021-02-22 08:00 - 2021-03-01 23:59
TITLE: THE CLIPPER
AUTHOR: Maryanne Melloan Woods
DIRECTOR: Austin James
RUN: Showing of the recorded reading on Saturday, March 27, 2021 with live Online Talkback afterward with the cast and director.
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.
AUDITION DATES:
Open Call: Video Submissions
Dates: Open Now till March 1st
REHEARSALS:
Online via Zoom: Wednesdays starting at 7pm.
There will be 2 – 3 rehearsals before the recording of the reading. Actors will also be asked to take part in a live online talkback after the showing of the recording on Saturday, March 27, 2021
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
All Open Call Auditions will be by Video Submission.
Please fill out an online audition form and send a PDF of the audition form, along with digital versions of your headshot and resume.
Your video should be of you performing the Monologue side provided for the character you are auditioning for.
Please upload your video to Google Drive, and then email the link, making sure you have enabled the setting to make the link available to all with the link.
CLIK HERE for Audition Materials (Audition Forms and Sides)
REMEMBER:
Please include in your email:

The Google Drive Link of your Video Submission with general sharing enabled.
The PDF of your Audition Form.
Digital Versions of your Headshot and Resume.

Email Audition Submissions to:
The Long Beach Playhouse’s Producing Artistic Director Sean Gray at sean@lbplayhouse.org
NEW WORKS FESTIVAL INFORMATION:
This annual festival nurtures emerging and established playwrights to develop new scripts. Reading 100+ scripts a year, the New Works Literary Committee chooses two top plays to receive a stage reading with critical feedback from professional theatre critics and audience talk back.
As it is a stage reading, there will only be 2-3 rehearsals, and actors will not need to memorize their scripts.
ABOUT THE SHOW AND CAST BREAKDOWN:
THE CLIPPER
By Maryanne Melloan Woods
DIRECTOR: Austin James
SHORT SYNOPSIS:
A baby shower, some wine and a garden of truths forces Joyce to decide if she will engage in her family or shrink from life altogether. With a granddaughter on the way and her Ex’s Wedding on the horizon, Joyce must choose… Safety or Truth.
CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
(NOTE: All roles are open to any ethnicity expect for the role of HARRIS who is an African American character.)
KIM (F, Late 20s – 30s) Joyce’s daughter, pregnant. A slightly high strung mom to be. She believes her husband hung the moon, and is concerned she can’t be a good mother.
BRENDAN (M, Late 20s – 30s) Kim’s Husband, A NYC Newscaster. His arrogance and selfishness are only tempered by self preservation.
FINN (M, Late teens – early 20s) Joyce’s son. Easy going and Smart but naive.
NEIL (M, 40s – 50s) Joyce’s Ex-husband, a High school principal. Not a big man, but a kind one. And a protective father.
SANDRA (F, Late 30s – 40s) Neil’s new fiancée, A high school guidance councillor. Attractive. Tough but honestly sweet and trying to integrate into a tough family.
HARRIS (M 30s) African-American. Joyce’s Lover. A high school science teacher. Genuine and kind, if a bit too rational. “Spock-like”
LAURA (Late 20s – early 30s) Kim’s Friend. The peace keeper.

AUDITIONS: 2021 NEW WORKS FESTIVAL WINNERS
2021-04-07 08:00 - 2021-04-26 11:59
THE LBP NEW WORKS 2021 WINNERS FESTIVAL AUDITION NOTICE:
TITLES: “BOOK CLUB”
“LEON’S WARNING”
AUTHORS: Suzie Heaton, “Book Club”
Marc Littman, “Leon’s Warning”
DIRECTORS: Angela Kozik, “Book Club”
Gregory Cohen, “Leon’s Warning”
RUN: Showings of the recorded readings on Friday, June 4, 2021 for “Book Club” and Saturday, June 5, 2021 for “Leon’s Warning” with live Online Talkbacks afterward with the cast and director.
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.
AUDITION DATES:
Open Call: Video Submissions
Dates: Open Now till April 26th.
REHEARSALS:
Online via Zoom:
For “Book Club” – Saturdays starting at 10 am.
For “Leon’s Warning” – Wednesdays starting at 7pm.
There will be 2 – 3 rehearsals before the recording of the reading. Actors will also be asked to take part in a live online talkback after the showing of the recording on Friday June 4, 2021 or Saturday, June 5, 2021
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
All Open Call Auditions will be by Video Submission.
Please fill out an online audition form indicating what show and what roles you are auditioning for (can be both shows and multiple roles), and send a PDF of the audition form, along with digital versions of your headshot and resume.
Your video should be of you performing the Monologue side provided for the character you are auditioning for. If you are auditioning for a smaller part that doesn’t have a specific side (For example from “Leon’s Warning” – Panhandler, Detective 1, Detective 2, Narrator), use any side, and mark what roles you are auditioning for on the audition form.
Please upload your video to Google Drive, and then email the link, making sure you have enabled the setting to make the link available to all with the link.
Link to Audition Materials (Audition Forms and Sides):
AUDITION MATERIALS HERE
REMEMBER:
Please include in your email:

The Google Drive Link of your Video Submission with general sharing enabled.
The PDF of your Audition Form.
Digital Versions of your Headshot and Resume.

Email Audition Submissions to:
The Long Beach Playhouse’s Producing Artistic Director Sean Gray at sean@lbplayhouse.org
NEW WORKS FESTIVAL INFORMATION:
This annual festival nurtures emerging and established playwrights to develop new scripts. Reading 100+ scripts a year, the New Works Literary Committee chooses two top plays to receive a stage reading with critical feedback from professional theatre critics and audience talk back.
As it is a stage reading, there will only be 2-3 rehearsals, and actors will not need to memorize their scripts.
ABOUT THE SHOWS AND CAST BREAKDOWNS:
SHOW 1:
BOOK CLUB
By Suzie Heaton
DIRECTOR: Angela Kozik
SHORT SYNOPSIS: Like the old saying goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” These five older ladies are more than just a book club that gossips and drinks tea on Saturday nights. Mistaken identity, stake outs and even dare we say it, murder, ensues as we join our fabulous five on their wild adventures proving that age really is just a number. *Adult themes & Language*
CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
NOTE: All roles are open to any ethnicity.
LUCILLE (F, 70) Started the book club. Murderer (in self-defense of course).
MARGOT (F, 72) Lucille’s best friend and lives two doors down. Member of the book club.
AGNES (F, 70) Member of the book club. Very religious. Seems proper but can get the job done when you need her to.
DONNELL (F, 71) Fraternal twin to Darcey. Tough take charge person. Likes facts and details. Member of the book club
DARCY (F, 71) Fraternal twin to Donnell, jokester and snarky. Member of the book club.
OFFICER 1 (Any Gender, 20s-60s) “Bad Cop” Not a lot of patience, expects people to respect the badge.
OFFICER 2 (Any Gender, 20s-60s) “Good Cop” Patient, idealistic about the job.
BOYFRIEND (M 18-20s) Boyfriend to Sophia, arrogant. Thinks he’s a tough guy.

SHOW 2:
LEON’S WARNING
By Marc Littman
DIRECTOR: Gregory Cohen
SHORT SYNOPSIS:
An unlikely friendship forms between Derek, an uptight banker, and a homeless veteran named Leon as they slowly and painfully learn the truths about the guilt that each of them carry from their past relationships. Political and philosophical issues mix with the painful fallout of addiction as they develop an uneasy respect for each other.
CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
NOTE: Except where specified, we encourage racially and gender diverse casting.
LEON (M, 42) – A disabled Black man, transient; very wise, though troubled; a war veteran trying to triumphant over his PTSD
DEREK (M, 36) – A stocky White man, banker; probably addicted to Opioids; guilt-ridden over his previous treatment to his addict brother
TEDDY (M, 40) – Derek’s older brother, 40; appears in one scene as a vision who carries on a dialogue with his brother
PANHANDLER (M or F, any age) – To double with one of the detectives
FIRST DETECTIVE (M or F, 30s-60s) – Typical plainclothes detective investigating the outcome of a riot
SECOND DETECTIVE (M or F, 30s-60s) – Typical plainclothes detective investigating the outcome of a riot
NARRATOR (M or F, Any Age) – Reader of stage directions and settings

Staff And Friends Cabaret Fundraiser 2021
2021-04-17 19:00 - 21:30
This Year Online!
Will be streamed live, and will be available to watch after the initial live stream for two weeks.
Tickets: Only $10 to help the Playhouse.
Description:
The LBP Staff and Friends Cabaret moves Online this Year! Watch the live stream, see the great acts, and help us to raise some much needed money as we prepare to reopen in the coming months!
See the Staff, Volunteers, and Friends of the Long Beach Playhouse come together again to raise some money for your favorite community theater while having fun onstage and online! Come see songs, scenes, dances, and maybe even a bagpipe!

LBP NEW WORKS FESTIVAL - 2021 WINNERS!
2021-06-04 - 2021-06-05
Description:
The annual festival nurtures emerging and established playwrights to develop new scripts. Reading 100+ scripts a year, the New Works Literary Committee chooses two top plays to receive a stage reading with critical feedback from professional theatre critics and audience talk back.
This year, due to the pandemic, the stage readings of the 2021 Winners will be prerecorded and presented online with a live online talkback after the showings. The readings themselves will be available on here and on our Youtube Channel after the first showing dates.
These reading were made possible by the generous support of the the Port of Long Beach.

No need to buy tickets or register, just check back on this page, or our YouTube page for the festival to start at 7pm Pacific Friday and Saturday Night!!

THE 2021 NEW WORKS FESTIVAL WINNERS:

BOOK CLUB
Non-Local Winner of the LBP New Works Festival 2021
Showing and Talkback on June 4, 2021
By Suzie Heaton
Directed by Angela Kozik
In BOOK CLUB by Suzie Heaton, as the old saying goes, “Don’t judge a book by its cover.” Five older ladies are more than just a book club that gossips and drinks tea on Saturday nights. Mistaken identity, stake outs and even dare we say it, murder, ensues as we join our fabulous five on their wild adventures proving that age really is just a number.
CAST LIST:

Harriet Whitmyer (LUCILLE)
Linda Bon (MARGOT)
Yvonne Robertson (AGNES)
Mulu Skinner-White (DONELLE)
Carmen Tunis (DARCEY)
Sara Miles (OFFICER 1)
Lisa J. Salas (OFFICER 2)
Raphael Buenaventura (BOYFRIEND)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4LkVcsNpG8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J4LkVcsNpG8

Live Talk Back Discussion after the show Here:

No need to buy tickets or register, just check back on this page, or our YouTube page for the festival to start at 7pm Pacific Friday and Saturday Night!!
LEON’S WARNING
Local Winner of LBP New Works Festival 2021
Showing and Talkback on June 5, 2021
By Marc Littman
Directed by Gregory Cohen
In LEON’S WARNING by Marc Littman, an unlikely friendship forms between Derek, an uptight banker, and a homeless veteran named Leon as they slowly and painfully learn the truths about the guilt that each of them carry from their past relationships. Political and philosophical issues mix with the painful fallout of addiction as they develop an uneasy respect for each other.
CAST LIST:

Robin D. Harrison (LEON)
Rick Reischman (DEREK)
Stephen Olear (TEDDY / 2ND DETECTIVE)
Lee Samuel Tanng (PANHANDLER / 1ST DETECTIVE)
Liz Alvarado (NARRATOR)

No need to buy tickets or register, just check back on this page, or our YouTube page for the festival to start at 7pm Pacific Friday and Saturday Night!!

Live Talkback discussion after the show Here:

In Case You Missed it, here are the 2020 Winners!!!
DENOUEMENT
Local Winner of LBP New Works Festival 2020

By Jack Raymond
Directed by Tamara M. Sibley
DENOUEMENT (formerly titled The Last Comrade) is the story of the death of a certain kind of unsung American hero who lived in the first half of the last century and did much to change the future of this country. It’s based on the life of Phil Raymond, the man who built the Auto Workers Union which became the UAW, CIO. He was the man who led the sit-down strike against GM in Flint, Michigan in 1933. The inspiration for this story comes from a conversation he had with his screenwriter son days before he died in 1989.
CAST LIST:

Carl Da Silva (MURRAY)
Sonja Inge (TISHA)
Sarah Hoeven (MILDRED)
Sean Fisher (MARTY)
Anthony Pierre Christopher (DOCTOR, ANNOUNCER, ANGRY WORKERS)

LINK TO ONLINE DIGITAL PROGRAM FOR THE READINGS

THE CLIPPER
Non-Local Winner of the LBP New Works Festival 2020

By Maryanne Melloan Woods
Directed by Austin James
A baby shower, some wine and a garden of truths forces Joyce to decide if she will engage in her family or shrink from life altogether. With a granddaughter on the way and her Ex’s Wedding on the horizon, Joyce must choose… Safety or Truth.
CAST LIST:

Sarah Hoeven (JOYCE)
Amanda Webb (KIM)
Zachary Salas (FINN)
Corey Wilson (HARRIS)
Nyquita Wilson (SONDRA)
Gary Douglas (NEIL)
Ian James (BRENDAN)
Lisa J. Salas (LAURA)
Jeseka Luna (AMBER)

LINK TO ONLINE DIGITAL PROGRAM FOR THE READINGS

Village ArtReach @ LBP Classes for Young Adults
2021-08-07 14:30 - 18:30 | Long Beach Playhouse
Village ArtReach Foundation
@ Long BeachPlayhouse

Village ArtReach Foundation is an arts education organization dedicated to enrich, inspire and transform the lives of children in the foster care system, non-minor dependents and underprivileged families who otherwise do not have the access to the arts. Through the principles of Character, Commitment, Determination and Community, Village ArtReach Foundation provides a caring and inclusive learning environment that encourages its students to gain the experience and develop the skills that will benefit them throughout their lives.

FREE EVENT Saturday, August 7th, 2021 2:30pm –6:30pm

Classes throughout the afternoon include:

Intro to Acting/Improvisation
Instructor: Rovin Jay

Students will learn how to create characters, write scenes on their feet, and work as ateam. Through improvisation and theater games, students will build their listening skills andself- confidence as they tap into their sense of play.

Hip Hop, Movement, and Dance
Instructor: Sonya Randall

Our summer movement and dance classes will be a fun exploration of dance. Exploring different styles and learning routines full of flavor and excitement.

Please email Madison@LBPlayhouse.org to RSVP.

AUDITIONS: ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE - Millennium Approaches
2021-08-09 19:00 - 2021-08-11 22:00
AUDITION NOTICE
TITLE: ANGELS IN AMERICA PART ONE: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
AUTHOR: Tony Kushner
DIRECTOR: Ryan Holihan
RUN: October 2nd – October 30th, 2021
Fridays & Saturdays 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. Special performances on Thursday and Sunday nights may be added for private parties and special events.
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.
At this time, all volunteers including actors must be fully vaccinated to participate in shows.
AUDITION DATES:
Open Call to Recast Certain Roles:
Dates: Monday, August 9th & Tuesday, August 10th, 2021
Times: 7pm – 9pm
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
Callbacks:
Date and Time: Wednesday, August 11th, 7pm – 10pm, by invitation only.
REHEARSALS:
First Read-Through: Saturday, August 14th at Noon.
Regular Rehearsal: Mondays – Thursdays from 7pm to 10pm and Saturdays 11am to 3pm.
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
LINK TO BEGINNING REHEARSAL CALENDAR

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:

We are recasting some roles from our planned production of Angels in America from 2020.
Please bring headshot and resume.
Sides for cold readings will be provided at the auditions.
Please bring your vaccination card as written proof of full vaccination to the auditions. Masks will be required at the auditions.
Must be 18 or older to audition.
The roles of Prior, Joseph (in Part Two), and Harper (in Part Two) will require nudity.

All nudity during the show, rehearsals, and auditions will be handled under strict guidelines. Please take note that while this is not an Equity production, we will be following guidelines taken from the Equity Rules.
NOTE: The Playhouse will produce the second part of ANGELS IN AMERICA: PERESTROIKA as the opener of their 2022 Studio Season next year. Actors cast in Part One may be invited back to participate in Part Two after the run of Part One.
SHORT SYNOPSIS:
Angels in America is a fantastic and sometimes surreal journey through the lives of two couples during the AIDS crisis in 1985-86. One couple is Louis, a Jewish word processor, and Prior Walter, a former drag queen who has AIDS. The other is Joe Pitt, a Mormon Republican and lawyer, and his wife, Harper. Another key player is the ethically questionable lawyer Roy Cohn, a dramatized version of the real person (Cohn was counsel to Senator Joseph McCarthy during the “Communist witch-hunts” of the 1950’s.) Cohn is dying of AIDS and is in the process of being disbarred.
RE-CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES (4 actors):
NOTE: All roles are open to any ethnicity except where it is specifically dictated by the script. Specific ethnicities will be indicated in the character descriptions if necessary.
JOSEPH PORTER PITT (M, early 30’s, Ethnicity: White Mormon from Utah) Mormon chief clerk for Justice Theodore Wilson of the Federal Court of Appeals, Second Circuit. Actor also plays Prior Walter 1 and Eskimo. (Role Requires full nudity in Part Two: Perestroika, occurring next year)
HARPER AMA TY PITT (F, early 30’s, Ethnicity: White Mormon from Utah) Joe’s Mormon wife, an agoraphobic with a mild Valium addiction. Actor also plays Martin. (Role Requires full nudity in Part Two: Perestroika, occurring next year)
PRIOR WALTER (M, 31, Ethnicity: White WASP, last member of a long-lived family with English ancestors.) Louis’s boyfriend. Occasionally works as a club designer or caterer, otherwise lives very modestly but with great style off a small trust fund. Actor also plays Man in Park. (Role Requires full nudity)
LOUIS IRONSON (M, early 30’s, Ethnicity: White Jew from New York Area) a Jewish word processor working for the Second Circuit Court of Appeals.
NOTE: The rest of the roles in the show will be retained by those actors originally cast in 2020. The Playhouse will produce the second part of ANGELS IN AMERICA: PERESTROIKA as the opener of their 2022 Studio Season next year. Actors cast in Part One may be invited back to participate in Part Two after the run of Part One.

AUDITIONS: SISTER ACT: The Musical
2021-08-16 19:00 - 2021-08-18 23:00
AUDITION NOTICE:
TITLE: SISTER ACT THE MUSICAL
MUSIC: Alan Menken
LYRICS: Glenn Slater
BOOK: Cheri Steinkellner & Bill Steinkellner, additional book material by Douglas Carter Beane
DIRECTOR: Rovin Jay
MUSIC DIRECTOR: Stephen Olear
CHOREOGRAPHER: Sonya L. Randall
RUN: Oct. 23 – Nov 20, 2021
Fridays & Saturdays 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. Special performances on Thursday and Sunday nights may be added for private parties and special events.
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.
At this time, all volunteers including actors must be fully vaccinated to participate in shows.
AUDITION DATES:
Open Call:
Dates: Monday, August 16th and Tuesday, August 17th, 2021
Times: 7pm – 9pm
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
Callbacks:
Date and Time:
Wednesday August 18, 7pm – 11pm, by invitation only.
REHEARSALS:
First Read-Through: Saturday August 21st Noon to 4pm
Regular Rehearsal: Starts Monday August 23rd – Thursday October 21st
Monday through Thursday nights, 7:00pm – 10:00pm
Saturdays 10:00am – 3:00pm
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
LINK TO BEGINNING REHEARSAL SCHEDULE

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:
Bring headshot and resume.
Please bring your vaccination card as written proof of full vaccination to the auditions. Masks will be required at the auditions.
Please be familiar with the show.
At the Open Call – please prepare 16 bars of a Musical Theater song in the style of the show. Actors maybe be asked to move with the Choreographer.
At the Callbacks – Scene sides will be read, songs from the show will be learned, and a dance callback will be seen.
SHORT SYNOPSIS:
When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, she finds herself at odds with both the rigid lifestyle and uptight Mother Superior. Using her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, Deloris breathes new life into the church and community but, in doing so, blows her cover. Soon, the gang is giving chase, only to find them up against Deloris and the power of her newly found sisterhood.
CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:
NOTE: All roles are singing roles.
Most roles also require dancing/moving well.
All ethnicities are strongly encouraged to audition. All roles are open to any ethnicity unless indicated in the character description.
Deloris Van Cartier (F – 25-35, Ethnicity: African American, Vocal Range: E3-F#5) An aspiring performer, trying to find both fame and a place in the world. When forced to hide in a convent, she initially refuses to embrace her lifestyle but learns to embrace it when she works with the choir. Loud-mouthed, and sassy, but ultimately caring.
Mother Superior (F – 50-70, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: D3-E5) The head of the convent, sarcastic and a bit stiff. Extremely protective about keeping her sisters away from the outside world, which puts her in direct opposition to Deloris and her musical teachings.
Sister Mary Robert (F – 16-25, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: F#3-A5) A postulant, abandoned as a baby and raised at the convent. Shy and soft-spoken but singing with Deloris lets her find her voice. Her wallflower lifestyle has made her live a shell of a life.
Sister Mary Patrick (F – 35-50, All Ethnicities) A nun of the convent. Consistently perky, enthusiastic, and easily excitable.
Sister Mary Lazarus (F – 50-70, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: F3-B4) A nun of the convent and the head of the choir. Rather deadpan and the least welcoming of any of the nuns, but she gets caught up in Deloris’s soul music.
Monsignor O’Hara (M – 45-60, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: G4-E3) One of the heads of the convent. Constantly concerned with financial matters, though soul music surprisingly puts him in a different mood. Speaks with the soulful bass-baritone of Barry White or a late night R&B radio station DJ.
Curtis (M – 30-40, Ethnicity: African American, Vocal Range: A2-Ab4) A Club owner, notorious gangster, and Deloris’s boyfriend. Cocky and controlling, always on the verge of violence.
Eddie Souther (M – 25-35, Ethnicity: African American, Vocal Range: Ab2-B4) The desk chief at the Philadelphia police station and a high school classmate of Deloris who helps get her into hiding. Faces a lot of nerves when under pressure, causing him to sweat profusely. He still yearns for Deloris after all these years, and dreams of being her hero.
TJ (M – 16-30, Ethnicity: African American, Vocal Range: Db3-Eb5) Curtis’s nephew and one of his thugs. Deft and cognizant of the fact, constantly in a state of ignorant bliss.
Joey (M – 30-40, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: Bb2-Eb5) One of Curtis’s thugs. Believes himself to be quite the ladies man.
Pablo (M – 25-40, Ethnicity: Latinx, Vocal Range: C4-F5) One of Curtis’s thugs. A natural follower, constantly speaks Spanish.
Sister Mary Martin-of-tours (F– 40-60, All Ethnicities) A Nun of the convent. Clearly in her own world, but has her moments of surprising clarity.
Sister Mary Theresa (F– 60-70, All Ethnicities) A nun of the convent, the oldest of the group. Decrepit at first glance but secretly packs a punch.
Michelle (F– 20-30, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: Bb3-F5) One of Deloris’s back-up singers. Lippy and always quick with a retort.
Tina (F– 20-30, All Ethnicities, Vocal Range: Ab3-F5) One of Deloris’s back-up singers. A little thick and naïve.
Ernie (M – 25-35, All Ethnicities) One of Curtis’s thugs. Initially thought to be a mindless yes-man, he turns out to be an undercover police informant.
Ensemble (All Ages, All Ethnicities) Nuns; Bar Denizens (Bar Patron, Waitress, Pool Player, Drag Queen); Homeless People; Fantasy Dancers; Alter Boys

NOISES OFF
2021-09-11 20:00 - 2021-10-09 23:00
For those who love a good British farce, imagine the joy of being able to watch the mayhem going on behind the scenes. Imagine no longer as we bring you “backstage” during the rehearsals and performances of a comedy that goes hilariously wrong over its months of production. As this troupe of actors presents an awful flop called Nothing On, doors slam, cues are missed, and lives and careers dangle in the balance during what has been called “the funniest farce ever written.” Come laugh your sardines off as you experience possibly the most horrendously funny performance ever presented.

CAST LIST:

Andrea Stradling (DOTTY OTLEY)
Eric Schiffer (LLOYD DALLAS)
John Vann (GARRY LEJEUNE)
Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON)
Lyndsay Palmer (POPPY NORTON-TAYLOR)
Travis Wade (FREDERICK FELLOWES)
Adanna Kenlow (BELINDA BLAIR)
PJ Cimacio (TIM ALLGOOD)
Lewis P. Leighton (SELSDON MOWBRAY)

PERFORMANCE PHOTO GALLERY:

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 1: Andrea Stradling (DOTTY OTLEY)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 2: John Vann (GARRY LEJEUNE), Andrea Stradling (DOTTY OTLEY)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 3: Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON), Adanna Kenlow (BELINDA BLAIR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 4: PJ Cimacio (TIM ALLGOOD), Eric Schiffer (LLOYD DALLAS)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 5: John Vann (GARRY LEJEUNE), Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 6: Eric Schiffer (LLOYD DALLAS), Travis Wade (FREDERICK FELLOWES)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 7: Lyndsay Palmer (POPPY NORTON-TAYLOR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 8: Adanna Kenlow (BELINDA BLAIR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 9: Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON), John Vann (GARRY LEJEUNE)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 10: Travis Wade (FREDERICK FELLOWES), Adanna Kenlow (BELINDA BLAIR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 12: Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON), Eric Schiffer (LLOYD DALLAS), Lewis P. Leighton (SELSDON MOWBRAY), Travis Wade (FREDERICK FELLOWES), PJ Cimacio (TIM ALLGOOD), Lyndsay Palmer (POPPY NORTON-TAYLOR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 12: Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON), Eric Schiffer (LLOYD DALLAS), Lewis P. Leighton (SELSDON MOWBRAY), Travis Wade (FREDERICK FELLOWES), PJ Cimacio (TIM ALLGOOD), Lyndsay Palmer (POPPY NORTON-TAYLOR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

NOISES OFF NOISES OFF (MAINSTAGE, SEPT. 11 – OCT. 9, 2021)
PHOTO 14: BACK ROW: Travis Wade (FREDERICK FELLOWES), Adanna Kenlow (BELINDA BLAIR), Lyndsay Palmer (POPPY NORTON-TAYLOR), PJ Cimacio (TIM ALLGOOD), Amara Phelps (BROOKE ASHTON), John Vann (GARY LEJUNE), FRONT ROW: Lewis Leighton (SELSDON MOWBRAY), Andrea Stradling (DOTTY OTLEY), Eric Schiffer (LLOYD DALLAS)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

PREVIEW VIDEO:

Long Beach Gives 2021
2021-09-23 11:00 - 22:00 | Long Beach Playhouse
Long Beach Gives 2021!

Let’s raise some funds for your favorite community theatre!
To Donate during LB Gives visit our page here
donate.longbeachgives.org/longbeachplayhouse

What’s Long Beach Gives? CLICK HERE For More Information

We will have live and pre-recorded performances throughout the day!

1pm LIVE RADIO SHOW! The Maltese Falcon
Cast Includes: Lewis Leighton, Steve Shane, Mitchell Nunn, Skip Blas, Bob Fetes, Roxanne Martinez, Gigi Fusco Meese, Linda Hoag, Taylar Ann

3pm LIVE RADIO SHOW! All About Eve
Cast Includes: Mitchell Nunn, Skip Blas, Steve Shane, Bob Fetes, Harriet Whitmyer, Linda Hoag, Roxie Martinez, Taylar Ann

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ANGELS IN AMERICA - PART ONE: MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
2021-10-02 20:00 - 2021-10-30 23:00
At the height of the AIDS epidemic in mid 1980s New York, a group of charismatic, but lost characters tackle politics, sex, religion, and a way forward in Tony Kushner’s Pulitzer Prize winning two-part epic that has been called one of the most important plays of the last 30 years. After experiencing Part One: Millennium Approaches this season, you’ll be counting the days before returning to next season’s opener, Part Two: Perestroika. This moving, funny, gut-wrenching masterpiece will fill you with emotional highs and lows, draw you in and trap you in its web of global and timeless issues.
CAST LIST:

Noah Wagner (ROY M. COHN)
Brian Patrick Williams (JOSEPH PORTER PITT)
Allison Lynn Adams (HAPER AMATY PITT)
Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON)
Christian Jordan Skinner (PRIOR WALTER)
Lisa J. Salas (HANNAH PORTER PITT)
Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES)
Alison Boole (THE ANGEL/EMILY)

PERFORMANCE PHOTOS:

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 1: Noah Wagner (ROY M. COHN), Brian Patrick Williams (JOSEPH PORTER PITT)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 2: Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES), Allison Lynn Adams (HAPER AMATY PITT)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 3: Brian Patrick Williams (JOSEPH PORTER PITT), Allison Lynn Adams (HAPER AMATY PITT)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 4: Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON), Christian Jordan Skinner (PRIOR WALTER)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 5: Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON), Christian Jordan Skinner (PRIOR WALTER)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 6: Lisa J. Salas (HANNAH PORTER PITT), Noah Wagner (ROY M. COHN)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 7: Christian Jordan Skinner (MAN IN PARK), Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 8: Christian Jordan Skinner (PRIOR WALTER), Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 9: Alison Boole (ELLA), Lisa J. Salas (HANNAH PORTER PITT)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 10: Alison Boole (EMILY/THE ANGEL), Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON), Christian Jordan Skinner (PRIOR WALTER), Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 11: Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON), Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 12: Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 13: Lisa J. Salas (ETHEL ROSENBERG), Noah Wagner (ROY M. COHN)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

ANGELS IN AMERICA: PART ONE – MILLENNIUM APPROACHES
(STUDIO, Oct. 2nd – Oct. 30th 2021)
PHOTO 14: BACK ROW: Richard J. Martinez (BELIZE/MR. LIES), Alison Boole (EMILY/THE ANGEL), Lisa J. Salas (HANNAH PORTER PITT), Brian Patrick Williams (JOSEPH PORTER PITT), Michael Mullen (LOUIS IRONSON) Christian Jordan Skinner (PRIOR WALTER), FRONT ROW: Noah Wagner (ROY M. COHN), Allison Lynn Adams (HAPER AMATY PITT)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

PREVIEW:

A CHRISTMAS CAROL (2021) AUDITIONS
2021-10-11 19:00 - 2021-10-13 22:00
AUDITION NOTICE:
TITLE: A CHRISTMAS CAROL (2021)
AUTHOR: From the book by Charles Dickens
Original adaptations by Gregory Cohen & Phie Mura; Current adaptation by Aurora Culver
DIRECTOR: Aurora Culver
RUN: December 4th – December 19th
Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays 8pm, Sundays at 2pm. Special performances on Wednesday and Sunday nights may be added for private parties and special events.
This is a community theater production. Non-Equity. There is no pay.
At this time, all volunteers including actors must be fully vaccinated to participate in shows.
AUDITION DATES:
Open Call:
Dates: Monday, October 11th & Tuesday, 12th
Times: 7pm – 9pm
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
Callbacks:
Date and Time: Wednesday, October 13th, 7pm – 10pm, by invitation only.
REHEARSALS:
First Rehearsal – Read-Through: Saturday, October 16th, Noon – 3pm
Regular Rehearsal: Mondays – Thursdays 7-10pm; select Saturdays 10am-2pm
Location: Long Beach Playhouse
LINK TO BEGINNING REHEARSAL SCHEDULE

AUDITION REQUIREMENTS:

Bring headshot and resume.
Monologue sides will be provided prior to auditions online. Please memorize one selection. You may be asked to cold read additional sides.
Please bring your vaccination card as written proof of full vaccination to the auditions.
Masks will be required at the auditions.
At this time, only children age 12 and older who are fully vaccinated will be considered.

LINK TO MONOLOGUE SIDES

SHORT SYNOPSIS:
During the Christmas Eve tradition of telling ghost stories, a man with a slight limp and cane recounts the tale he insists is completely true. Ebenezer Scrooge, a miserly man who has cut himself off from humanity, is visited by the ghost of an old colleague, followed by three more spirits. Can past memories, the presence of Christmas, and visions of a dark future be enough to influence Scrooge to re-enter the world and make the impact on all around him, including a young boy who struggles to walk?

CASTING THE FOLLOWING ROLES:

NOTE: All cast members will be asked to do a British accent.
We are looking to cast 10-11 actors. Most actors will play multiple roles.
All ethnicities are encouraged to audition for all roles.

EBENEZER SCROOGE (M, to play 50) A man who has forsaken humanity for the pursuit of profit over all else; despises Christmas.
NARRATOR (M, to play 40-50) The storyteller who insists this ghostly tale is true; a man who’s life was changed for the better because of Scrooge.
BOB CRATCHIT (M, to play 25-50) A meek man with a family to look after. Optimistic and kind.
MRS. CRATCHIT (F, to play 25-50) Strong, feisty woman. Runs her household sharply and is attuned to the needs of her family.
FRED HOLLOWELL (M, to play 20-30) Nephew to Scrooge, wants to spread joy and Christmas cheer.
JANET HOLLOWELL (F, to play 20-30) A joyous host who loves games.
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PAST (All ages and genders considered) An innocent spirit who shows Scrooge his past.
GHOST OF CHRISTMAS PRESENT (All ages and genders considered) A highly charismatic spirit tied to the essence of Christmas Day.
TINY TIM (M, 7-13) A small sickly boy who loves Christmas. Singing voice a plus. At this time, only children age 12 and older who are fully vaccinated will be considered.
BELINDA CRATCHIT (F, to play 8-18) Youngest daughter of the Cratchits. At this time, only children age 12 and older who are fully vaccinated will be considered.
PETER CRATCHIT (M, to play 13-18) Eldest son of the Cratchits.
MARTHA CRATCHIT (F, to play 16-20) Oldest daughter of the Cratchits.
BELLE (F, to play 18-20) A young woman with a kind heart, the love of Ebenezer.
JACOB MARLEY (M, to play 40+) Ebenezer Scrooge’s dead partner.

SISTER ACT: The Musical
2021-10-23 20:00 - 2021-11-20 23:00
When disco diva, Deloris Van Cartier, witnesses a murder, she is put in protective custody in the one place the cops are sure she won’t be a found: a convent! Disguised as a nun, Deloris uses her unique disco moves and singing talent to inspire the choir, breathing new life into the church and community, but could her antics blow her cover? Featuring original music by Tony and Oscar winner Alan Menken (Little Shop of Horrors, Beauty and the Beast), outrageous dancing, and a truly moving story about the power of sisterhood, Sister Act is the feel-good musical comedy smash based on the hit 1992 film that gives audiences a reason to REJOICE!

CAST LIST:
Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER)
Megan Cherry (MOTHER SUPERIOR)
Erika Cruz (SISTER MARY ROBERT)
Alana Ruhe (SISTER MARY PATRICK)
Tree Henson (SISTER MARY LAZARUS)
Steven Biggs (MONSIGNOR O’HARA)
William L. Warren (CURTIS)
James Webb ((EDDIE SOUTHER)
Demetri Mack (TJ)
David Poncé (JOEY)
Dimitri Tiatia-Garaud (PABLO)
Agnes Chan (SISTER MARY MARTIN-OF-TOURS)
Sally Cavanagh (SISTER MARY THERESA)
Jessica Bill (MICHELLE / ENSEMBLE)
Kylie Buckles-Hall (TINA / ENSEMBLE)
Avi Spitzer (ERNIE / ENSEMBLE)
Staysha Torrez (Swing for DELORIS / ENSEMBLE)
Cisco De Luca (Male Swing / ENSEMBLE)
Amanda Smith (Dancer / ENSEMBLE)
Brett Popiel (Dancer / ENSEMBLE)
Peyton Turowski (Dancer / ENSEMBLE)

PERFORMANCE PHOTOS:

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 1: Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 2: Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER), William L. Warren (CURTIS), BACK: Kylie Buckles-Hall (TINA)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 3: David Poncé (JOEY), Avi Spitzer (ERNIE), William L. Warren (CURTIS), Demetri Mack (TJ), Dimitri Tiatia-Garaud (PABLO)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 4: Steven Biggs (MONSIGNOR O’HARA), Megan Cherry (MOTHER SUPERIOR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 5: Amanda Smith (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), Tree Henson (SISTER MARY LAZARUS), Alana Ruhe (SISTER MARY PATRICK), Peyton Turowski (Dancer / ENSEMBLE)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 6: Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER), James Webb (EDDIE SOUTHER)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 7: FRONT: Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 8: FRONT: James Webb (EDDIE SOUTHER), BACK UP DANCERS: Peyton Turowski (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), Avi Spitzer (ERNIE / ENSEMBLE), Brett Popiel (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), Jessica Bill (MICHELLE / ENSEMBLE), Amanda Smith (Dancer / ENSEMBLE)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 9: Megan Cherry (MOTHER SUPERIOR)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 10: David Poncé (JOEY), Demetri Mack (TJ), Dimitri Tiatia-Garaud (PABLO)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 11: Erika Cruz (SISTER MARY ROBERT)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 12: CENTER: Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER), BACKUP DANCERS: Peyton Turowski (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), Jessica Bill (MICHELLE / ENSEMBLE), Brett Popiel (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), Demetri Mack (Dancer / TJ), Amanda Smith (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), Kylie Buckles-Hall (TINA / ENSEMBLE)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 13: Agnes Chan (SISTER MARY MARTIN-OF-TOURS), Amanda Smith (ENSEMBLE), Sally Cavanagh (SISTER MARY THERESA), Alana Ruhe (SISTER MARY PATRICK), Erika Cruz (SISTER MARY ROBERT), Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER), Megan Cherry (MOTHER SUPERIOR), Staysha Torrez (Swing for DELORIS / ENSEMBLE), Tree Henson (SISTER MARY LAZARUS), Kylie Buckles-Hall (ENSEMBLE), Peyton Turowski (ENSEMBLE), Jessica Bill (ENSEMBLE), William L. Warren (CURTIS)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 14: FRONT: Natasha Reese (DELORIS VAN CARTIER), Megan Cherry (MOTHER SUPERIOR), BACK: All Cast.
(Michael Hardy Photography)

SISTER ACT: The Musical (MAINSTAGE, OCT. 23 – NOV. 20, 2021)
PHOTO 15: FRONT ROW: Sally Cavanagh (SISTER MARY THERESA), Kylie Buckles-Hall (TINA / ENSEMBLE), Kylie Buckles-Hall (TINA / ENSEMBLE), Jessica Bill (MICHELLE / ENSEMBLE), Agnes Chan (SISTER MARY MARTIN-OF-TOURS), Staysha Torrez (Swing for DELORIS / ENSEMBLE), Amanda Smith (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), SECOND ROW: Avi Spitzer (ERNIE / ENSEMBLE), Peyton Turowski (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), David Poncé (JOEY), Demetri Mack (TJ), Dimitri Tiatia-Garaud (PABLO), THIRD ROW: Alana Ruhe (SISTER MARY PATRICK), Erika Cruz (SISTER MARY ROBERT), Tree Henson (SISTER MARY LAZARUS), Megan Cherry (MOTHER SUPERIOR), FOURTH ROW: Cisco De Luca (Male Swing / ENSEMBLE), William L. Warren (CURTIS), James Webb ((EDDIE SOUTHER), Brett Popiel (Dancer / ENSEMBLE), FAR BACK: Steven Biggs (MONSIGNOR O’HARA)
(Michael Hardy Photography)

PREVIEW CLIPS:
