Leading theatre company’s New Wolsey casting call
All My Sons featuring Kemi-Bo Jacobs as Ann Deever and Dona Croll as Kate Keller. Photograph: Jonathan Keenan - Credit: Archant
Talawa Theatre Company is looking for three boys to join its all-black cast for Arthur Miller’s All My Sons, coming to Ipswich’s New Wolsey Theatre next month.
All My Sons featuring Chike Okonkwo as Chris Keller (left) and Don Warrington as Joe Keller. Photograph: Jonathan Keenan - Credit: Archant
All three will share the role of neighbourhood boy Bert.
They must be in year four, five or six of school, able to do an American accent, learn dialogue and be confident enough to perform on stage in front of an audience.
The company is holding an audition workshop from 5pm-6pm next Tuesday, January 13, at The HEG, High Street, Ipswich.
You can book a place or get further details by emailing Gail Babb at gail@talawa.com or calling 02072 516644.
Talawa’s critically acclaimed production of All My Sons played to full houses and standing ovations when it opened at Manchester’s Royal Exchange Theatre last year.
Set just after the Second World War, Joe Keller a successful businessman, loving family man and pillar of the community. His happiness is overcast by one thing - his son is missing in action, presumed dead by all but his mother.
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It runs at the Civic Drive theatre from February 12-21.
