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Auditions begin at 7:00pm on Monday, July 28, 2008
Call 817.877.3040 (1:00pm - 6:00pm, Tuesday - Friday) to make an appointment
First Rehearsal: Monday, August 25, 2008
Performances: Thursdays – Saturdays,
September 18 – October 18, 2008
ROLES
MICHAEL DEXTER, late 40’s, Dex is trim; he looks good for a “man his age.” He is a very successful lawyer who has, for many years, enjoyed the company of women.
JULIE CHERNITSKY in her 40’s but her natural buoyancy makes her look younger. Never drop dead beautiful - much to her dismay - she has a wholesomeness that is slyly sexy.
THE PLAY
When a celebrity lawyer, collects an award from his alma mater, he stays at the secluded home of a former girlfriend. Memories are rich and things heat up fast. Filled with surprising twists, this sexy, engaging, two-actor tour-de-force is a must for anyone who has fantasized about a different outcome with a former love.
The Theatre requests actors read the script before auditioning.
Perusal copies are available at Circle Theatre and S.T.A.G.E. (for members only).
Equity contracts are available for this production.
Visit http://www.circletheatre.com for audition monologues and sides.
]]>I’ve got several cardiod “chior” mics, that I have hung from the ceiling at the front of the stage. The mics pick up fine, but a little too good. I get feedback really badly. The house speakers are hung from the ceiling just above these mics, so there is about 6-8 feet between the mics and the speakers (not ideal, I know).
Since these mics are cardiord and their pickup pattern looks like a cherry, they are picking up sound from “around and almost behind” them… thus the feedback. So, I’m thinking about getting some lobar pattern shotgun mics, thinking that those would have a more narrow pickup pattern and would work better in this situation. But, for these, I’d probably need to hang them from the lightbar - so about 10-12 feet in front of the stage, rather than right at the curtain. My thinking here is that a couple of these lobar pattern mics would be able to be positioned to pickup sound from the stage area, and avoid picking up sound from the speakers as much… so (hopefully) less feedback, etc.
I’d appreciate anyones thoughts, ideas or suggestions along these lines, as I am not a pro… or even an amateur… what’s below that??
Thanks in advance,
John
Seats are red upholstery with black backs and arm rests.
These seats are available beginning late December.
Call Bill or Rose for information at 817.8787.3040
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