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Elvis Has Left the Building

A Comedy By V. Cate & Duke Ernsberger

Directed by Yahva Westbrook

Rated PG-13

Auditions:

Thursday, February 5th, 5-8 pm

Saturday, February 7th, 12-3 pm

Auditions will be held at 115 W Austin St in Giddings. Please park in the parking lot on the north side of the building.

Bring a list of all schedule conflicts
Sides will be provided at the audition
Walk-ins only; no appointments

Performances:

April 17-25

Friday, Saturday 7:30 pm; Sunday 2:30 pm

It's December 20th, 1970, and Elvis Presley has disappeared. No one, not even his wily manager, "The Colonel," knows of his whereabouts. But the Colonel is all shook up because he has racked up a secret debt -- and with the King himself missing, the only way to pay it off is to find an Elvis impersonator within 24 hours. Hijinks ensue as the Colonel takes desperate measures to replace a man who is irreplaceable, all while keeping the prying eyes of a nosy reporter at bay and figuring out what happened to the real Elvis.

General Rules

All actors and crew members must be available for rehearsals, tech week, and performance dates. Any rehearsal conflicts MUST be discussed and approved prior to audition. Tech week and show dates are mandatory.

Everyone is expected to be on time. We will start on time and try to leave on time, but you have to show up ready to do your part. It is recommended you show up at least 10 minutes early for rehearsal to prepare. Costume days even sooner. Let’s all respect each others’ valuable time.

The Director has the final say in all matters. Please respect his vision and “big picture” of the performance. Suggestions are great, but in the end, it is his decision. DO NOT ask other actors for advice on your performance. While they mean well, they can ruin the overall big picture.

Respect each other. No political or religious discussions. Be polite.

Finally, have fun. This is a fun, comedy performance. If you aren’t having fun with it, it will come across dry to the audience.