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- Audition Prep
- One contemporary monologue, preferably one minute or less
- Payscale
- WA is currently able to pay a $175 stipend at the closing performance
- Director - we're gonna win this year
- Joseph Arrigo
- Director - Boeing Boeing
- Molly Penny
About
we’re gonna win this year – January 15th – 24th, 2027
WORLD-PREMIERE PLAY BY ATLANTA PLAYWRIGHT ABE JOHNSON
4 parents sit on the sidelines of a peewee football field in Rome, Georgia. It’s unbearably hot. It’s freezing cold. It’s raining. The air is thick with mosquitoes and fireflies. They win games. Their kids are growing up. They lose games. Is that kid becoming a jerk? These helmets cost too much. Is that one too sensitive? Jesus, look at that arm, that foot, that heart, that brain, the dreams that kid has. Told em if we win county this year we’ll spend a weekend at Tybee Island, or Gulf Shores, or maybe just Chattanooga, we don’t have the money but we’ll find it this year.
Their kids are gonna move out of town someday.
But they’ll all be here forever.
Important Dates –
– Rehearsals Start – November 16th, 2026
– Q2Q Saturday – January 9th, 2027
– Tech Week – January 11th – 14th, 2027
BOEING BOEING – March 5th – 21st, 2027
Paris, 1960— Bernard, a self-assured bachelor in Paris, is secretly engaged to three glamorous flight attendants—Gloria from the U.S., Gabriella from Italy, and Gretchen from Germany. He’s expertly timed their flight schedules to keep them from ever meeting—until the arrival of faster Boeing jets throws his perfectly planned love life into comic chaos. One by one, the fiancées land in Paris on the same day… and head straight for Bernard’s apartment! With doors slamming, identities crisscrossing, and tempers soaring, this fast-paced comedy is your ticket to a wildly fun night at the theatre.
Important Dates –
– Rehearsals Start – January 18th, 2027
– First Saturday – February 20th, 2027
– Q2Q Saturday – February 27th, 2027
PREPARATION
Woodstock Arts is deeply committed to building an inviting and inclusive arts community that celebrates the individual and diversity and treats everyone with fairness and respect. We invite artists of all genders, races, ages, sizes, and sexual orientations, as well as artists with disabilities to participate. We want to represent diverse communities in our organization and welcome you here.
Woodstock Arts is taking measures to ensure your safety and well-being. We want to make this experience as comfortable, safe, and fun as possible for everyone involved.
Auditions will be in-person on Monday, November 2nd, , in the ranges of 6 p.m – 10:00 p.m.
Video audition submissions will be accepted until Monday, November 2nd, at 8 p.m. Auditions received after this time may not be considered.
You can send your Video Submission to zach@woodstockarts.org. Please Slate before your video audition. (NOTE: you will still need to fill out the online audition form along with a video submission.)
In-person callbacks for we’re gonna win this year will be on Saturday, November 7th, between 11 a.m and 2 p.m.
In-person callbacks for BOEING BOEING will be determined and updated prior to November 2nd.
Information about callbacks will be emailed separately.
For your audition – Please prepare a one minute contemporary monologue.
CASTING BREAKDOWNS- All roles are open ethnicity unless otherwise stated.
we’re gonna win this year Casting Breakdown
- MIA, she/her the newcomer, 20s/30s
- RICH, he/him the townie, 30s/40s
- TOM, he/him the old dog, 40s/50s
- JEN, she/her the fighter, 50s or older
BOEING BOEING Casting Breakdown
- Bernard: An American bachelor who resides in Paris, working as an architect. Bernard has the air of a “ladies man” who believes he has women all figured out. He is charming, attractive, and a fool. He is engaged to all three air hostesses, and uses flight timetables to keep “one up, one down, and one pending,” ensuring the women are never in his apartment at the same time. He is proud of his deception, until it starts to unravel (along with his confidence). (American accent required*)
- Robert: An old friend of Bernard’s who travels to Paris from Wisconsin. A shy, sweet, small-town boy, Robert initially disapproves of Bernard’s situation-though he can admit it has its advantages. He admires Bernard’s ability to keep things balanced. Soon, however, Robert is caught up in the game himself, trying to keep Bernard’s plan intact and stop his own anxiety from spinning out of control. (American accent required*)
- Berthe: Berthe is a meticulous housekeeper, which makes her integral to Bernard’s charade, but she isn’t shy about voicing her growing dissatisfaction with Bernard’s revolving-door lifestyle. Wonderfully sarcastic and blunt; also exhausted and exasperated. (French accent required*)
- Gloria: Bernard’s American fiancée with a strong appetite for love, success, and unique food. She is an air hostess for TWA. Playfully cunning, confident, strong-willed, and not afraid to speak her mind. Politically progressive for the 60s, and is often offended when people do not share her opinion. (American accent required.*)
- Gabriella: Bernard’s Italian fiancée. She is an air hostess for Alitalia. She is incredibly smart and much more independent than she initially appears. (Italian accent required.*)
- Gretchen: Bernard’s German fiancée. She is an air hostess for Lusthansa. Dominating but loving, she is full of intensity that can switch between soft and sweet to loud and destructive in a moment. She is both intimidating and loveable. (German accent required.*)
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