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A few more open spots at AUDITIONS for DRACULA: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really, by Kate Hamill, September 5 in the Bruce Davis Theater!!

Submitted by Amy Steiger Associate Professor in MH176
Sept. 4, 2023
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Flyer bordered with bloody fangs and text that reads "Auditions for Dracula: A Feminist Revenge Fantasy, Really" by Kate Hamill, September 5 at 7:30 pm in the Bruce Davis Theater.

There are five or six audition spots left! ALL ARE WELCOME!  ACTORS WHO ARE BLACK, INDIGENOUS, LATINX, AAPI, OR PEOPLE OF COLOR, AS WELL AS ALL GENDERS, AGES, NEUROTYPES, BODY TYPES, AND ACTORS WITH DISABILITIES ARE INVITED AND ENCOURAGED TO AUDITION. YOU DON’T HAVE TO BE A THEATER MAJOR OR MINOR! Alumni and members of the SMCM community and surrounding area who are not students are also invited to audition.

The Theater, Dance and Performance Studies Program in the Department of Performing Arts invites you to AUDITION for DRACULA: A FEMINIST REVENGE FANTASY, REALLY by Kate Hamill. The production will be directed by Amy Steiger with fight choreography by Diego Villada, and will run November 1-5, 2023 in the Bruce Davis Theater.

Auditions are September 5, 2023 (Tuesday) from 7:30 pm, and will consist of readings from the script and movement exercises. More information and a sign-up sheet can be found at bit.ly/draculaauditions.

Everyone is welcome to audition - students, faculty, staff, and other members of the local community! You don't have to be a Performing Arts major. We'd love to see you there!

PLEASE NOTE this CONTENT WARNING: This play is sometimes funny, campy, and potentially empowering, but it is Dracula, and therefore a horror show. It contains total darkness, jump scares, staged violence of all kinds including stabbing with a wooden stake, infanticide, cannibalism, lots of blood, emotional and physical abuse, non-consensual physical contact, misogyny, murder, and implied suicide.  It also comments on and invites critique of those things, but performers who are sensitive to any of the above should absolutely read the whole play before auditioning. Your emotional and physical safety is of the utmost importance. Rest assured: we will work with a fight and intimacy choreographer whose priority is always the actors’ safety and full consent.

Contact Dr. Amy Steiger, alsteiger@smcm.edu, with any questions or concerns.

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