A chance to be on stage

AUDITIONS take off for Beechworth Theatre Company’s (BTC) next play ‘God of Carnage’ on Sunday, 29 June between 2pm and 5 pm and Monday, 30 June between 7pm and 9pm at the Beechworth Soldiers’ Memorial Hall. BTC president Elroy Bos is directing the play with assistance from BTC member Karla Florence. Mr Bos said God of Carnage written by Yasmina Reza is a well-known French play winning several awards. “It is both a drama and a black comedy about the mores of our times and what sometimes remains hidden behind the veneer of civility," he said. “The story is of two couples who meet to discuss how they are going to deal with a fight between their respective young sons. “This premise then gradually reveals the complexity of these characters and their strenuous relationships to each other.” The director said the roles offer space for four actors to show their skills in character development to portray real, complex people with angers, vulnerabilities and flaws, and help the production reach an award-winning level. Mr Bos said characters of the play are two couples in their forties. “But we encourage anyone interested to audition as make-up and costume can help, and even if they have little experience on stage. Mr Bos said it would be helpful if actors have some experience with the complexities of relationships, children and life to help interpret the characters. “Auditions are in the early stages of the production and we welcome people who can help build the set and help backstage or front of house following the start of rehearsals," he said. For more information about roles and auditioning visit BTC website beechworththeatrecompany.com.au/call-for-auditions. For more information or questions email hello@beechworththeatrecompany.com.au or visit beechworththeatrecompany.com.au.

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