TICKET INFOAUDITIONS
All roles are open to anyone in the community, and no experience is necessary to audition.
Audition Process:
- Auditions are traditionally held on two dates, When necessary, a call back date will follow. Appointments are usually not required, you'll get signed in when you arrive. Please check each play's specific audition notes carefully.
- Auditions are held in the lounge or in the St. Luke's Community Hall
at 3821 Cedar Hill X Road. - Approximate age ranges of the characters will usually be listed, but it’s always a good idea to check out the script so you can get a feel for the characters.
- All audition material is provided and will be available at the auditions.
- Generally, you will be asked to read pages from the script in front of the director, the stage manager, and other readers.
- You may download this fillable/saveable audition form to prepare ahead of time: SLP Audition Form
2025/26 SEASON AUDITIONS
The audions have been held. Many thanks to all of you who came and tried out for a part. Better luck next time. Do try again. We are holding early auditions for our first play of the 2025/26 Season
An unhappy game of romantic follow-the-leader explodes into murder one weekend at The Hollow, home of Sir Henry and Lady Lucy Angkatell. Dr. John Cristow is at the Center of the trouble when his mistress Henrietta, ex-mistress Veronica, and wife Gerda, simultaneously arrive at The Hollow. Also visiting are Edward (who is in love with Henrietta) and Midge who loves Edward). All these love triangles get confusing and someone is murdered! You may send your Audition Application and resume/CV to Jacqollyne. Auditions for The Hollow will be held:
PERFORMANCES:
CHARACTERS: British accents are required
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Our third play of the 2025/26 Season
| Written by Noël Coward | Directed by Jon Scheer |
‘The Wings’ is a charity home for retired actresses in straitened circumstances who have been stars in their day. Here these aged ladies grow older ungracefully amidst squabbles, jealousies and grandiose memories. On a June afternoon a once great actress arrives, sparking off a feud involving the entire home. It is only resolved when one deranged lady sets fire to her room.
You may send your Audition Application and resume/CV to Jon Scheer.
Auditions for Waiting in the Wings will be held:
| Thursday November 13 | 7:00 – 9pm | |
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| Friday November 14 | 7:00 – 9pm | |
| Saturday November 15 | 2:00 – 5pm | |
PERFORMANCES:
| Evenings | March 11-14 & 18-21 |
| Matinees | March 14, 15, 21, 22 |
CHARACTERS:
| Bonita Belgrave | Resident at "The Wings" |
| Cora Clarke | Resident at "The Wings" |
| Maude Melrose | Resident at "The Wings" |
| Almina Clare | Resident at "The Wings" |
| Estelle Craven | Resident at "The Wings" |
| Deirdre O'Malley | Resident at "The Wings" |
| Perry Lascoe | The Secretary |
| Sylvia Archibald | The Superintendent |
| Mr. Osgood Meeker | |
| Lotta Bainbridge | |
| Dora | Lotta's Dresser |
| Doreen | The maid |
| Sarite Myrtle | a Resident |
| Zelda Fenwick | a Journalist |
| Dr. Jevons | |
| Alan Bennet | Lotta's son |
| Topsy Baskerville |
Our final play of the 2025/26 Season
| Written by Eddie McPherson | Directed by Lorne Seifred |
Dolores Gordon has always dreamed of stardom. But the only role she ever seems to land is that of the lowly understudy. So she decides to murder the lead actress. She hides the body in a large wooden trunk, a centerpiece of the production’s murder-mystery set. With a chill, she begins to observe strange things going on among the production’s suspicious and dysfunctional cast.
You may send your Audition Application and resume/CV to Lorne Siefred.
Auditions for Waiting in the Wings will be held:
| Sunday March 8 | 4:00 – 6:00pm | |
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| Monday March 9 | 7:00 – 9:00pm | |
| Tuesday March 10 | 7:00 – 9pm | |
| Sunday March 15 Callbacks | 4:00 – 6:00pm | |
PERFORMANCES:
| Evenings | May 20-23 & 27-30 |
| Matinees | May 23, 24, 30, 31 |
CHARACTERS:
| Dolores Gordon (f) | Hard to tell if she's the epitome of evil or just crazy. Mid-to-late 40s. |
| Howard Weaver (m) | Owner of a small but nice antique shopin town and seems to be up to no good. Sophisticated, late 40s or early 50s. |
| Beverly Gladstone (f) | The theatre's competent director. Mid-40s. |
| Janet Duncan (f) | Beverly's stage manager. Young and helpful. Early 20s. |
| Georgia Styles (f) | Highbrow aristocrat who feels it's her job to put everyone else in their place. Early 50s. |
| Lloyd Fischer (m) | The theatre's handyman who is involved in something mysterious. Early 30s. |
| Guinevere Blask (f) | Dolores's murder victim. Seems to restlessly lurk in the shadows of the theatre. Same age as Dolores. No lines |
| Isabella Watts (f) | Recently learned of her husband's ongoing “hobby”. 30s. |
| Olivia Anderson (f) | Isabella's friend in need. Young and attractive. Early 20s. |
| Alice Oldacre (f) | “Overhears” something she shouldn't have. Late 40s. |
| Oscar Fairfax (m) | A local medical doctor. Mid-60s. |
| Officer Evan Giddle (m) | A policement who is very concerned abou his standing in the community. Mid-to-late 20s. |
| Geoffrey Chance (m) | Young and arrogant. Like's fast cars and adventure. Early 20s. |
| Albert Fisk (m) | An eager Actor. Mid-to-late 20s. |
| Extras (m/f) | Other cast members in the play and/or members of the dream sequence. |