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Auditions

Auditions are open to all community members ages 13 and up.  Whether you are new to theater or

a lover of the art, you are most welcome!

We are excited to announce auditions for our November 19 & 20 show, Right Ho, Jeeves! Auditions

will be on Saturday, June 20th. Sign up at our Genius event to schedule your audition slot. To view

the rehearsal schedule, click here. Auditions typically take around 10 minutes.

Right Ho, Jeeves

By P. G. Wodehouse

Adapted by Hudson Wiswall

Small cast version adapted by Katelyn Ericson

Plot Synopsis

Bertie Wooster steps into mayhem as he tries to solve not one but four problems. It all started in Cannes when his cousin Angela was almost inhaled by a shark and his Aunt Dahlia lost all of her money at baccarat. Things get more complicated when his newt-loving friend, Gussy Fink-Nottle, falls in love with Madeline Bassett, a romantic idealist who still believes in fairies. Then Tuppy Glossop breaks off his engagement with Angela, and Bertie now has multiple broken hearts to mend. And why is the incomparable French chef Anatole so upset? Bertie's efforts to mend matters leads to chaotic misadventures, and it takes Jeeves, the ideal valet, to ensure the happy ending.

List of Characters

*Please note, the roles of Bertie Wooster and Jeeves have been pre-cast.

Aunt Dahlia - Bertie's favorite aunt who will stand no nonsense. She is desperately in need of money, but she does not know how to approach her husband and ask for financial assistance. She is concerned about her daughter's broken engagement with Tuppy Glossop, and she is struggling to find someone to present prizes at the local school's special event.

Gussie Fink-Nottle - an old school friend of Bertie's. Gussie is a shy scholar, a newt collector, and a bit of a recluse who has fallen desperately in love with Madeline Bassett. He asks Bertie to help him because he does not know how to get up the courage to propose to her. 

Tuppy Glossop - a Scottish gentleman engaged to Angela Travers. Due to a quarrel, Angela breaks off her engagement with him. Bertie tries to help Tuppy mend his relationship with disastrous results.

Madeline Bassett - Angela's friend and the romantic interest of Gussie. Madeline is in love with Gussie, but she does not understand why he has not declared his love. She mistakenly believes that Bertie is madly in love with her.

Angela Travers - Bertie's cousin and Uncle Thomas and Aunt Dahlia's daughter. Angela, a feisty young woman, breaks off her engagement with Tuppy Glossop when he refuses to take her brush with a shark seriously. She does not recognize his attempts to make up and decides to make Tuppy jealous by becoming engaged to Gussie Fink-Nottle.

Anatole - the temperamental French chef who works for Aunt Dahlia. Anatole is a recognize genius who cooks scrumptious dishes, but Anatole is high strung. When Bertie decides that everyone's problems can be solved by skipping meals, Anatole's heart breaks.

Uncle Thomas - Bertie's uncle and Aunt Dahlia's husband. Uncle Thomas is grieving over rising taxes and the threat of burglars on his large estate.

Headmaster/Headmistress of Market Snodsbury Grammar School

P. K. Purvis, a student at Market Snodsbury Grammar School

G. G. Simmons, a student at Market Snodsbury Grammar School

Seppings, a servant at Brinkley Court, the estate of Thomas and Dahlia

Chef Ensemble, the kitchen staff headed by Anatole.

 

For auditions, prepare a 30 second to 1 minute comedic monologue. It can be memorized or read. Callbacks are by invitation only. We will be casting ten actors to fill the above mentioned roles since the roles of Jeeves and Bertie Wooster have been precast. Actors cast in the show will pay a $20 production and script fee.

When you sign up for an audition slot, we will email you the audition form. Please print this at home and bring it to the auditions filled out. If you have any questions, please email Lmyetheater@gmail.com. We look forward see you at auditions!

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