Auditions

By Maggie Lou Rader

Directed by Heather Wilson-Bowlby

• First Rehearsal – September 21, 2026
• First Preview – October 14, 2026
• Opening – October 16, 2026
• Closing – October 25, 2026

In this modern dark comedy about the ever present “why” behind America’s most famous witch hunt, Elizabeth Proctor finds herself on the wrong side of witchcraft accusations alongside Sarah Good, Bridget Bishop, and Ann Foster in Salem, 1692. They reckon with their faith, fears, and just how much society has suddenly forced them to have in common. Nothing brings people together like a common enemy, but when their enemy is placed directly in the middle of their cell, the rules of society that say women are subservient are quickly abandoned.

ROLES

• Elizabeth Proctor (30’s-40’s – female or non-binary) A woman who loves her God and her husband. Righteous, devoted, walks the straightened arrow. Terrified of making a mistake. Carries more guilt than sin.
• Sarah Goode (20’s – 30’s – female or non-binary) A woman who inherited her late husband’s debts but not her father’s wealth. Society has handed her every short stick in the bundle. She’s noticed.
• Bridget Bishop (40’s-60’s – female or non-binary) A woman whose reputation proceeds her as men in her life wish she’d committed more sins than she did. She is used to being discussed just because she wore that ONE RED PETTICOAT that ONE TIME… Been accused of being a witch before… it’s a vibe she’s got.
• Ann Foster (60’s-80’s – female or non-binary) A woman who was broken long ago. A woman who wants to rest. A woman who deserves to be left alone. A woman who doesn’t say nearly as much as she feels.
• George Burroughs (40’s – 50’s – white, male) A minister. Physically strong, emotionally…not so much. Opinionated. Confident. Obstinate. Wants to do good, but way too slow in his growth and who’s got time for that? No one in that prison cell.

by Eric Ulloa

Director Igor Goldin

ROLES

• BLITZEN – The role is cast.
• DR. ARBOR – The role is cast

By William Shakespeare

Director Emily N. Wells

• First Rehearsal – January 11, 2027
• First Preview – February 3, 2027
• Opening – February 5, 2027
• Closing – February 21, 2027

Four impetuous young lovers flee into the magical moonlit night through the dunes and on the sand in true “beach blanket” fashion. Not to be outdone, the fairy Puck plays tricks to amuse the other denizens of the misty coastline, and makes sure that everything turns out right in the end. Shakespeare’s beloved romantic comedy sparkles with vivacious imagination in this fresh adaptation.

ROLES

• Actor 1 – THESEUS & OBERON (male identifying, 30s-50s) a sense of superiority
• Actor 2 – HIPPOLYTA & TITANIA (female identifying, 30s-50s) nurturing, worldly
• Actor 3 – EGEUS & BOTTOM/ “Pyramus” (any, 40’s-50s) believes they are always right
• Actor 4 – PHILOSTRATE & PUCK, (any) kind and mischievous servant
• Actor 5 – HERMIA, (female, 20s) daughter to Egeus, petite, in love with Lysander; a little nerdy
• Actor 6 – HELENA, (female, 20s) in love with Demetrius, tall – beach babe
• Actor 7 – LYSANDER, (male, 20s) in love with Hermia; a little nerdy
• Actor 8 – DEMETRIUS, (male, 20s) in love with Hermia – beach dude
• Actor 9 – QUINCE, the Carpenter/PROLOGUE; COBWEB (any) the organizer of the group
• Actor 10 – SNUG, the Joiner/ LION; MOTH (any)
• Actor 11 – FLUTE, the Bellows-mender/ THISBE; MUSTARDSEED (any)
• Actor 12 – SNOUT, the Tinker/ WALL & MOONSHINE; PEASEBLOSSOM (any)

by Shayan Lotfi

Director TBD

• First Rehearsal – March 15, 2027
• First Preview – April 7, 2027
• Opening – April 9, 2027
• Closing – April 18, 2027

Siblings Q and Z reflect on their childhood, their family’s immigration journey, and the complex realities of growing up between two cultures. Through fragmented memories, the play explores how identity, sacrifice, and personal choices shape their diverging paths and strain the siblings’ relationship over time. Ultimately, it is an in-depth examination of family, belonging, and the emotional cost of becoming who we are.

ROLES

• Q – In the winter of her life. Was born in ‘The Old Country’ in the “Global South,” immigrated with her parents to ‘This Country’ in the “Global North” six years later.
• Z – Younger sibling of Q by seven years. First in the family to be born in ‘This Country’

FROM THE PLAYWRIGHT:

While the roles of Q & Z are to be performed by actors of the same diasporic background, this can be of any region of the “Global South”, without any changes to the text.

by Max Wolf Friedlich

Director Emily N. Wells

• First Rehearsal – May 10, 2027
• First Preview – June 2, 2027
• Opening – June 4, 2027
• Closing – June 13, 2027

Unsettled by her job as a content screener for a big tech company, Jane seeks therapy to cope with the horrors she witnesses. The line between her work and her reality distorts in this taught and timely thriller.

ROLES

• JANE – female, twenty-five to thirty, white, young professional living in the Bay Area, knows how to dress to fit in, “self-aware” to a fault, wouldn’t be out of place at SoulCycle.
• LOYD – male, sixties or older, white, lived in the East Bay his whole life, rocks a hippie-adjacent sort of look, has a high opinion of himself, wouldn’t be out of place at a Grateful Dead show.