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X-WR-CALDESC:OPEN AUDITIONS FOR\nANNIE THE MUSICAL\nMAY 13th and 14th\n5:30
  PM-7:30 PM\nThe Pine Performance Center\nSHOW DATES: JULY 18\, 19\, 20\, 
 2024\nAGES 6 and up~ ADULTS NEEDED\nBe prepared to sing a portion of a son
 g of your choice in front of a group\, and read lines from a script (assis
 tance can be provided). No prior stage experience is needed!\nCast members
  MUST be able to commit to a rehearsal schedule and show dates.\n\nAnnie C
 haracter Descriptions \nANNIE\nAnnie is a tough streetwise kid who is vuln
 erable when she thinks she might lose what has become most important to he
 r: a newfound “family” who loves her. Throughout the show she shows indepe
 ndent\, needy\, maternal\, and hopeful qualities. Although she is at times
  aggressive or crafty\, there is no doubt that Annie is a friendly and car
 ing child. Annie has about 140 lines and sings in 11 numbers. This actress
  will need to be available to rehearse daily.\nWARBUCKS\nA powerful\, self
 -assured billionaire who always has his mind on business. While sometime g
 ruff and abrupt he has a kind heart. At first he is awkwardly affectionate
  toward Annie\, but he soon finds himself completely charmed by her. Warbu
 cks has over 100 lines and sings in 6 numbers.\nMISS HANNIGAN\nMiss Hannig
 an is orphanage matron. Her distaste for her job and the children is obvio
 us in every move she makes and every line she delivers. She is predictable
  and funny\, in her ridiculous\, cruel ways. Looking for an actress who ca
 n act with her whole body! Hannigan has over 100 lines and sings in Little
  Girls and Easy Street.\nGRACE FARRELL\nShe is the loyal private secretary
  to Oliver Warbucks. Grace is mature\, calm\, and classy. She is businessl
 ike when dealing with Miss Hannigan\, yet maternal toward Annie. Grace has
  over 100 lines and sings in 5 numbers.\nROOSTER HANNIGAN\nMiss Hannigan's
  despicable brother. Rooster is flashy and self-assured. His “moves” are a
 s smooth as a gambler’s: sly\, and deceiving. The actor playing this role 
 should bring a sense of fun to the character and have a good sense of comi
 c timing. Rooster has just over 50 lines and sings in Easy Street.\nLILY S
 T. REGIS\nLily is Rooster’s airhead girlfriend. She is always distracted\,
  although she manages to pick up on any conversation involving money. Like
  Rooster\, the actress playing this role should bring a sense of fun to th
 e character and have a good sense of comic timing. Lily has just over 30 l
 ines and sings in Easy Street.\nTHE ORPHANS\nThese girls are gritty\, negl
 ected\, vulnerable\, yet basically honest\, and potentially lovable. They 
 have mischievous fun with each other and also have “sibling-style” fights.
 \nn Molly—The littlest orphan.\n• Pepper—The toughest girl in the orphanag
 e.\n• Duffy—The oldest girl in the orphanage.\n• Kate—The next to littlest
  orphan.\n• Tessie—The crybaby in the orphanage.\n• July—The quietest orph
 an.\n• Orphan Ensemble—Up to 6 more orphans to round out the group. They w
 ill sing and dance in all the orphan numbers.\nENSEMBLE—Adults and childre
 n who are not orphans\nThe remaining actors in the company play a number o
 f different roles and will be assigned to chorus who perform in the servan
 t and NYC scenes as listed on the next page. There are several opportuniti
 es to be assigned a line or a solo in various numbers and some ensemble wi
 ll have the opportunity to be in other scenes.\nSERVANT CHORUS—Adults and 
 older children\nOliver Warbucks’ domestic staff. Their presence\, posture\
 , and speech is proper and refined. Their heads are always held high\, wit
 h pleasant\, yet guarded emotions. They sing in I Think I’m Gonna Like it 
 Here\, You Won't Be An Orphan for Long\, I Don't Need Anything But You\, N
 ew Deal For Christmas and Tomorrow Bows.\n• Drake - The English butler.\n•
  Cecille - A French maid.\n• Annette - A French maid.\n• Mrs. Greer - The 
 head housekeeper.\n• Mrs. Pugh - The chef.\n• Servant Ensemble - Servants 
 in Oliver Warbucks’ mansion. All must sing and move well. Specialty dancer
 s will be cast from this group.\nNEW YORK CITY CHORUS—Adults and children.
  This chorus consists of several scenes that take place throughout New Yor
 k City. Many of these chorus members will have various cameo roles as well
  in other scenes. They sing in: Hooverville\, NYC\, A New Deal for Christm
 as\, and Tomorrow Bows.\nAll the following characters have at least one li
 ne or a solo singing line:\n• Bundles McCloskey—The laundryman who serves 
 the orphanage. He has an innocent\, flirtatious relationship with Miss Han
 nigan.\n• Lt. Ward—A policeman who returns Annie to Miss Hannigan after sh
 e escapes from the orphanage.\n• Policeman—Lt. Ward’s police partner.\n• D
 og Catcher—A person who captures stray dogs on the streets of New York.\n•
  Usherette—One line during NYC\n• Bert Healy—The ultimate radio personalit
 y. He helps Annie by broadcasting about the search for her birth parents.
 \nn Boylan Sisters (Connie\, Ronnie\, Bonnie)—Assistants to Bert Healy. Th
 ey sing in harmony.\n• Star-To-Be —A young\, aspiring Broadway actress. (M
 ezzo Belt) BIG Solo in 'NYC'.\n• Jimmy Johnson—A personality on the Bert H
 ealy Show\n• Fred McCracken and Wacky—Personalities on the Bert Healy show
 .\n• Judge Brandise—Judge who Warbucks hires to hold the adoption of Annie
 .\n• Franklin D. Roosevelt—US President who helps discover who Annie’s rea
 l parents are.\n• Roosevelt's Cabinet Members—Ickes\, Perkins (woman)\, Hu
 ll\, Morgenthau\, Howe\n• Hooverville Folks—Apple seller\, Eddie\, Sophie 
 and several others referred to in the script as Man 1-4 and Woman 1-4. The
 se are all homeless & jobless people who live in shanty towns.\n\nA tentat
 ive rehearsal schedule will be available at auditions. Contact Jomay Bombe
 r 906.450.4185 Allison Watkins 916.201.1324 or the ECA office 906.586.9974
  for more information.\n\nOriginal Broadway Production Directed by MARTIN 
 CHARNIN\nBased on “The Little Orphan Annie”\nBy Permission of Tribune Cont
 ent Agency\, LLC\n
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DESCRIPTION:OPEN AUDITIONS FOR\nANNIE THE MUSICAL\nMAY 13th and 14th\n5:30 
 PM-7:30 PM\nThe Pine Performance Center\nSHOW DATES: JULY 18\, 19\, 20\, 2
 024\nAGES 6 and up~ ADULTS NEEDED\nBe prepared to sing a portion of a song
  of your choice in front of a group\, and read lines from a script (assist
 ance can be provided). No prior stage experience is needed!\nCast members 
 MUST be able to commit to a rehearsal schedule and show dates.\n\nAnnie Ch
 aracter Descriptions \nANNIE\nAnnie is a tough streetwise kid who is vulne
 rable when she thinks she might lose what has become most important to her
 : a newfound “family” who loves her. Throughout the show she shows indepen
 dent\, needy\, maternal\, and hopeful qualities. Although she is at times 
 aggressive or crafty\, there is no doubt that Annie is a friendly and cari
 ng child. Annie has about 140 lines and sings in 11 numbers. This actress 
 will need to be available to rehearse daily.\nWARBUCKS\nA powerful\, self-
 assured billionaire who always has his mind on business. While sometime gr
 uff and abrupt he has a kind heart. At first he is awkwardly affectionate 
 toward Annie\, but he soon finds himself completely charmed by her. Warbuc
 ks has over 100 lines and sings in 6 numbers.\nMISS HANNIGAN\nMiss Hanniga
 n is orphanage matron. Her distaste for her job and the children is obviou
 s in every move she makes and every line she delivers. She is predictable 
 and funny\, in her ridiculous\, cruel ways. Looking for an actress who can
  act with her whole body! Hannigan has over 100 lines and sings in Little 
 Girls and Easy Street.\nGRACE FARRELL\nShe is the loyal private secretary 
 to Oliver Warbucks. Grace is mature\, calm\, and classy. She is businessli
 ke when dealing with Miss Hannigan\, yet maternal toward Annie. Grace has 
 over 100 lines and sings in 5 numbers.\nROOSTER HANNIGAN\nMiss Hannigan's 
 despicable brother. Rooster is flashy and self-assured. His “moves” are as
  smooth as a gambler’s: sly\, and deceiving. The actor playing this role s
 hould bring a sense of fun to the character and have a good sense of comic
  timing. Rooster has just over 50 lines and sings in Easy Street.\nLILY ST
 . REGIS\nLily is Rooster’s airhead girlfriend. She is always distracted\, 
 although she manages to pick up on any conversation involving money. Like 
 Rooster\, the actress playing this role should bring a sense of fun to the
  character and have a good sense of comic timing. Lily has just over 30 li
 nes and sings in Easy Street.\nTHE ORPHANS\nThese girls are gritty\, negle
 cted\, vulnerable\, yet basically honest\, and potentially lovable. They h
 ave mischievous fun with each other and also have “sibling-style” fights.
 \nn Molly—The littlest orphan.\n• Pepper—The toughest girl in the orphanag
 e.\n• Duffy—The oldest girl in the orphanage.\n• Kate—The next to littlest
  orphan.\n• Tessie—The crybaby in the orphanage.\n• July—The quietest orph
 an.\n• Orphan Ensemble—Up to 6 more orphans to round out the group. They w
 ill sing and dance in all the orphan numbers.\nENSEMBLE—Adults and childre
 n who are not orphans\nThe remaining actors in the company play a number o
 f different roles and will be assigned to chorus who perform in the servan
 t and NYC scenes as listed on the next page. There are several opportuniti
 es to be assigned a line or a solo in various numbers and some ensemble wi
 ll have the opportunity to be in other scenes.\nSERVANT CHORUS—Adults and 
 older children\nOliver Warbucks’ domestic staff. Their presence\, posture\
 , and speech is proper and refined. Their heads are always held high\, wit
 h pleasant\, yet guarded emotions. They sing in I Think I’m Gonna Like it 
 Here\, You Won't Be An Orphan for Long\, I Don't Need Anything But You\, N
 ew Deal For Christmas and Tomorrow Bows.\n• Drake - The English butler.\n•
  Cecille - A French maid.\n• Annette - A French maid.\n• Mrs. Greer - The 
 head housekeeper.\n• Mrs. Pugh - The chef.\n• Servant Ensemble - Servants 
 in Oliver Warbucks’ mansion. All must sing and move well. Specialty dancer
 s will be cast from this group.\nNEW YORK CITY CHORUS—Adults and children.
  This chorus consists of several scenes that take place throughout New Yor
 k City. Many of these chorus members will have various cameo roles as well
  in other scenes. They sing in: Hooverville\, NYC\, A New Deal for Christm
 as\, and Tomorrow Bows.\nAll the following characters have at least one li
 ne or a solo singing line:\n• Bundles McCloskey—The laundryman who serves 
 the orphanage. He has an innocent\, flirtatious relationship with Miss Han
 nigan.\n• Lt. Ward—A policeman who returns Annie to Miss Hannigan after sh
 e escapes from the orphanage.\n• Policeman—Lt. Ward’s police partner.\n• D
 og Catcher—A person who captures stray dogs on the streets of New York.\n•
  Usherette—One line during NYC\n• Bert Healy—The ultimate radio personalit
 y. He helps Annie by broadcasting about the search for her birth parents.
 \nn Boylan Sisters (Connie\, Ronnie\, Bonnie)—Assistants to Bert Healy. Th
 ey sing in harmony.\n• Star-To-Be —A young\, aspiring Broadway actress. (M
 ezzo Belt) BIG Solo in 'NYC'.\n• Jimmy Johnson—A personality on the Bert H
 ealy Show\n• Fred McCracken and Wacky—Personalities on the Bert Healy show
 .\n• Judge Brandise—Judge who Warbucks hires to hold the adoption of Annie
 .\n• Franklin D. Roosevelt—US President who helps discover who Annie’s rea
 l parents are.\n• Roosevelt's Cabinet Members—Ickes\, Perkins (woman)\, Hu
 ll\, Morgenthau\, Howe\n• Hooverville Folks—Apple seller\, Eddie\, Sophie 
 and several others referred to in the script as Man 1-4 and Woman 1-4. The
 se are all homeless & jobless people who live in shanty towns.\n\nA tentat
 ive rehearsal schedule will be available at auditions. Contact Jomay Bombe
 r 906.450.4185 Allison Watkins 916.201.1324 or the ECA office 906.586.9974
  for more information.\n\nOriginal Broadway Production Directed by MARTIN 
 CHARNIN\nBased on “The Little Orphan Annie”\nBy Permission of Tribune Cont
 ent Agency\, LLC\n
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