Auditions for Paid, Native American Female Roles in New York City

09/17/2018

Auditions for “Miranda”

“Miranda” was written by The Great American playwright Bernard Pomerance, best known for the mega hit “The Elephant Man”. Mr. Pomerance was struck by an article in the London Times somewhere in the year 1500 that stated the HMS Sea Venture had gone aground on an island off the coast of the Americas and further historical record that Shakespeare not only knew about America but based “The Tempest” on that crash. Pomerance then placed Prospero and Miranda, his daughter back in Italy as a sort of sequel to “The Tempest” – and took the play to a new level by creating a story based on reality.

The story takes place through flashback, in Roanoke, in the 1500’s.

Seeking 2 Native American women to play members of the Powhatan Roanoke Tribe. Can be between the ages of 30 and 50. These are movement roles.

Rehearsals begin Wednesday September 19th to Saturday 9/22 with a 10 a.m rehearsal on Saturday 9/22/18 then the 2 p.m reading. The show is at The Acorn Theater, 410 W. 42nd St. Rehearsals will take place at Shetler Studios, 244 W. 54th St, NYC.

This is a paid and credited role
Please submit to CastingSOTS@gmail.com, Attn; Erica Bamforth

Erica Bamforth

Casting Assistant – “Son of the South”
201-668-9754
CastingSOTS@gmail.comz



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