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Mark your calendars for auditions for The Shelburne Players’ spring 2027 show!Loving Lives
Written by Vermont playwright Alan Haehnel
To be presented March 12-20, 2027 by The Shelburne Players
It's 1948, it's the dead of winter, and it's time for “Loving Lives,” a radio soap opera on its last legs. A pompous romantic lead, an incapacitated announcer, an obnoxious kazoo-tooting child star and multiple off-the-air seductions all contribute to the hilarious demise of the radio show.*
Auditions will be Monday, December 7 and Tuesday, December 8 (pick just one night to attend) at 6:30 PM in the Community Room of the Pierson Library, 5376 Shelburne Road in Shelburne. Callbacks (if needed) will be Thursday, December 10.
Our production will be directed by Su Reid-St. John and produced by Cameron Bradley.
Information and audition materials will be posted on our website, here: https://www.shelburneplayers.com/auditions
We hope you’ll join us! Have questions? Email us at [email protected].
The characters:
John Cleary: The show’s easily startled, loud-snoring announcer (30s-50s)
Mac Hooper: The company’s gruff, put-upon production manager (40s-50s)
Abigail Shipley: The naive, star-struck producer’s daughter (late teens)
Walter Steed: The conceited, womanizing male lead of the show (30s-40s)
Rosie Pearl: The feisty voice actress in love with Jack (20s-30s)
Jack Hopper: The show’s hot-tempered Foley artist, in love with Rosie (20s-30s)
Bibsy Sullivan: The quick-thinking dancer who won’t take no for an answer (20s-30s)
Trixie Noonan: A sassy, seasoned dancer (20s-30s)
Donna Stickney: A seasoned dancer who acts as Trixie’s sidekick (20s-30s)
Dennis Killian: The script-writer who feels his talent is being wasted (30s-60s)
Blanche Kennedy: The bored grande-dame of the show (50s-60s)
Phillip Shipley: The obnoxious son of the producer and Abigail’s brother (11)
*synopsis courtesy of Concord Theatricals
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Event venue
Pierson Library, 5376 Shelburne Rd, Shelburne, VT 05482-6904, United States
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