ComedyCity Improv School is in session, with classes for new improvisers and experienced performers.
ComedyCity Improv School works like this:
—Most people start with ComedyCity Improv 101: The Basics, where you'll work on listening, give and take, working as a team, agreement, and building on
ideas.
—After you've got the basics down, it's time for our scenework classes, Improv 201. You'll learn how to create characters, relationships, and environments—
as well as focus on dialogue that moves the scene forward.
—Our advanced class, Improv 301, is about improving and enhancing your craft as an improviser. You'll learn new tools and approaches for building scenes
and characters, and exploring the space.
Classes are 8 weeks long each, and run two and a half hours. Classes cost $125—register by 1/31/15 and save $25. Classes are open to students 18 and
older. (We encourage younger students to look into the Seriously Playful high school improv league: operationshow.org)
For people who just want to give improv a try, actors who want to work their improv muscles, and experienced players who want to learn new skills and get
extra stage time, we also offer Improv Workout—weekly drop-in classes with no prerequisite. Each session includes a warm-up to get everyone present and
in the moment, exercises to explore specific skills, games and scenes that use those skills, and wrap-ups to apply that skill in your world. Class will typically
run from 7-9:30—may vary based on the number of students. Cost is $10/student, $15/adult (cash, check, credit)
ComedyCity instructors are the most experienced players, directors, and producers in the Kansas City.
—Improv 101 and Workout instructor Joey Greene has performed for 20 years with seven different improvisational theater groups and countless jams,
workshops, and festivals, and has studied at The Annoyance and The Second City in Chicago.
—Improv 201 instructor Jared Brustad produces Improv Thunderdome (now in season 13) and has studied with Armando Diaz (Magnet Theater, Upright
Citizens Brigade, iO), Mick Napier, Joe Bill and Mark Sutton (Annoyance Productions), Dan O'Conner (Improv Theatre), Dan Izzo (Improv Inferno) and Del
Close (iO Chicago).
—Improv 301 instructor Trish Berrong has taught many of KC's professional improvisers, sharing hundreds of hours of training in intensives, festival
workshops, private coaching, and classes—with a who's who of improv, including Del Close and TJ Jagodowski (iO Chicago); Mick Napier, Joe Bill, Mark
Sutton, Susan Messing and Rebecca Sohn (Annoyance Productions), Dave Razowsky, Michael Gellman and Nick Johne (Second City), Jill Bernard (Huge
Theater), Dan Izzo (Improv Inferno) and Rob Reese (Amnesia Wars).
For more information, visit: http://comedycityimprovschool.blogspot.com/
To register, visit: https://campscui.active.com/orgs/ComedyCity#/selectSessions/868003
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January 31, 2015
Clusterfunk! - February 14, 2015 – 10pm
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Rita Marks, Marketing Manager - 816-806-4000
Rita@kcimprov.com
Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2015 — Clusterfunk! - February 14, 2015 – 10pm
Come enjoy some bite sized improv nuggets from some of the finest regularly performing troupes in Kansas City.
Also don't forget as with every month there's an individual signup round where anyone can play and everyone has fun!
Produced by The KC Improv Company
The KC Improv Company has over 14 years of specializing in both long-form and short-form improvisational comedy. The group has called the Kick Comedy Theater home for over two years. With business partners Green Room Burgers and Beer and the Westport Coffeehouse, the KC Improv Company strives to create a total food, drink, and entertainment experience. Each week brings a different type of show, including "The Gauntlet," "Underground Throwdown," and "Live in Front of a Studio Audience."
Just $8, or $5 with a student ID.
Adult Fare – 17+ to enter, 21 to drink. As always, no drink minimums.
You deserve some fun.
Laugh Loud!
www.kcimprov.com
www.facebook.com/kickcomedy/events
Kick Comedy Theater
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2015 — Clusterfunk! - February 14, 2015 – 10pm
Come enjoy some bite sized improv nuggets from some of the finest regularly performing troupes in Kansas City.
Also don't forget as with every month there's an individual signup round where anyone can play and everyone has fun!
Produced by The KC Improv Company
The KC Improv Company has over 14 years of specializing in both long-form and short-form improvisational comedy. The group has called the Kick Comedy Theater home for over two years. With business partners Green Room Burgers and Beer and the Westport Coffeehouse, the KC Improv Company strives to create a total food, drink, and entertainment experience. Each week brings a different type of show, including "The Gauntlet," "Underground Throwdown," and "Live in Front of a Studio Audience."
Just $8, or $5 with a student ID.
Adult Fare – 17+ to enter, 21 to drink. As always, no drink minimums.
You deserve some fun.
Laugh Loud!
www.kcimprov.com
www.facebook.com/kickcomedy/events
Kick Comedy Theater
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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Valentine's Day SPECIAL SHOW & Premier of "Presto: A Musical!" - February 14, 2015 - 8 pm
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Rita Marks
Marketing Manager - 816-806-4000
Rita@kcimprov.com
Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2015 — Valentine's Day SPECIAL SHOW & Premier of "Presto: A Musical!" - February 14, 2015 – 8pm
A special show for Valentine's Day! We'll perform some of our most popular games that explore love and the stupid things we do before, during and after Cupid nails us.
AND we will premier our newest piece, "Presto: A Musical!" After working with musical improv experts from Chicago, we will be creating a complete musical before your eyes, based on suggestions from the audience. With accompanist Colin Sandall on the keys.
Anything goes for this special show. Will we recreate the first date you had with your current flame? We will predict the future of your love life? Will you wind up on stage as part of an impromptu Dating Game? After the show, will you have brand new inside jokes? Will you love the show? (Answers: Maybe, maybe, maybe, probably, yes.)
Produced by The KC Improv Company
The KC Improv Company has over 14 years of specializing in both long-form and short-form improvisational comedy. The group has called the Kick Comedy Theater home for over two years. With business partners Green Room Burgers and Beer and the Westport Coffeehouse, the KC Improv Company strives to create a total food, drink, and entertainment experience. Each weekend brings a different type of show, including "The Gauntlet" and the competition show, "Live in Front of a Studio Audience."
Adult Fare – 17+ to enter, 21 to drink. As always, no drink minimums.
Tickets are $12, or $6 with student ID.
You deserve some fun.
KC Improv Company. Laugh Loud!
www.kcimprov.com
www.facebook.com/kickcomedy/events
Kick Comedy Theater
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2015 — Valentine's Day SPECIAL SHOW & Premier of "Presto: A Musical!" - February 14, 2015 – 8pm
A special show for Valentine's Day! We'll perform some of our most popular games that explore love and the stupid things we do before, during and after Cupid nails us.
AND we will premier our newest piece, "Presto: A Musical!" After working with musical improv experts from Chicago, we will be creating a complete musical before your eyes, based on suggestions from the audience. With accompanist Colin Sandall on the keys.
Anything goes for this special show. Will we recreate the first date you had with your current flame? We will predict the future of your love life? Will you wind up on stage as part of an impromptu Dating Game? After the show, will you have brand new inside jokes? Will you love the show? (Answers: Maybe, maybe, maybe, probably, yes.)
Produced by The KC Improv Company
The KC Improv Company has over 14 years of specializing in both long-form and short-form improvisational comedy. The group has called the Kick Comedy Theater home for over two years. With business partners Green Room Burgers and Beer and the Westport Coffeehouse, the KC Improv Company strives to create a total food, drink, and entertainment experience. Each weekend brings a different type of show, including "The Gauntlet" and the competition show, "Live in Front of a Studio Audience."
Adult Fare – 17+ to enter, 21 to drink. As always, no drink minimums.
Tickets are $12, or $6 with student ID.
You deserve some fun.
KC Improv Company. Laugh Loud!
www.kcimprov.com
www.facebook.com/kickcomedy/events
Kick Comedy Theater
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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The Kick Comedy Show: Singles Night!
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Contact: Rita Marks
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Rita@kcimprov.com
Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2015 — The Kick Comedy Show: Singles Night! - February 13, 2015 – 8pm
You hate love? Come to Singles Night at The Kick
Our signature show is now on Fridays, and on the eve of Valentine's Day, we are dedicating this one to All the Single Ladies. And Dudes.
This time anything is within the realm of possibility... We will recreate your worst date story on stage? Will we auction off single company members? Will we create an entire comedy piece based on Tinder? We will you meet someone hawt?
As always, we will use whatever the heck you shout at us, we will create something right before your eyes, and it will be good. Everything is instantly created for your enjoyment -- characters, scenes, and jokes. Named best sketch/improv show by The Pitch Kansas City for the past two years.
Produced by The KC Improv Company
The KC Improv Company has over 14 years of specializing in both long-form and short-form improvisational comedy. The group has called the Kick Comedy Theater home for over two years. With business partners Green Room Burgers and Beer and the Westport Coffeehouse, the KC Improv Company strives to create a total food, drink, and entertainment experience. Each weekend brings a different type of show, including "The Gauntlet" and the competition show, "Live in Front of a Studio Audience."
Adult Fare – 17+ to enter, 21 to drink. As always, no drink minimums.
Tickets are $10, or $5 with student ID.
You deserve some fun.
KC Improv Company. Laugh Loud!
www.kcimprov.com
www.facebook.com/kickcomedy/events
Kick Comedy Theater
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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Kansas City, MO, January 31, 2015 — The Kick Comedy Show: Singles Night! - February 13, 2015 – 8pm
You hate love? Come to Singles Night at The Kick
Our signature show is now on Fridays, and on the eve of Valentine's Day, we are dedicating this one to All the Single Ladies. And Dudes.
This time anything is within the realm of possibility... We will recreate your worst date story on stage? Will we auction off single company members? Will we create an entire comedy piece based on Tinder? We will you meet someone hawt?
As always, we will use whatever the heck you shout at us, we will create something right before your eyes, and it will be good. Everything is instantly created for your enjoyment -- characters, scenes, and jokes. Named best sketch/improv show by The Pitch Kansas City for the past two years.
Produced by The KC Improv Company
The KC Improv Company has over 14 years of specializing in both long-form and short-form improvisational comedy. The group has called the Kick Comedy Theater home for over two years. With business partners Green Room Burgers and Beer and the Westport Coffeehouse, the KC Improv Company strives to create a total food, drink, and entertainment experience. Each weekend brings a different type of show, including "The Gauntlet" and the competition show, "Live in Front of a Studio Audience."
Adult Fare – 17+ to enter, 21 to drink. As always, no drink minimums.
Tickets are $10, or $5 with student ID.
You deserve some fun.
KC Improv Company. Laugh Loud!
www.kcimprov.com
www.facebook.com/kickcomedy/events
Kick Comedy Theater
4010 Pennsylvania Ave.
Kansas City, MO 64111
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January 26, 2015
A new mystery begins
Contact: Wendy Thompson For Immediate Release
(816) 813-9654, direct
(816) 225-1018, cell
A Sketchy Plan . . .
Kansas City, Mo. (January 26, 2015) . . . may derail the train as it approaches Kansas City! Come join the suspense as The Mystery Train kicks off its 11th Season with "The Art of Murder" by Philip blue owl Hooser. The show opens February 6th and runs through March 28th, with performances on Friday and Saturday evenings. Emali Price, Claudia Copping, and Cassandra Whitney are the prime suspects in this whodunit and they're bound to lead you astray! Investigators and instigators are welcome. Get in the line-up!
The Art of Murder, by Philip blue owl Hooser
In 1975, the art world bids a sad adieu to a famous painter. Rushing to his funeral in Kansas City is a rogue's gallery of art lovers, art students, art collectors . . . and a con artist. And in the midst of all this mourning, a murder is committed on the train! Is someone being drawn into an abstract plot? Or is a frame-up?
The evening begins with role-playing at 6:30 pm, followed by a marvelous meal and a madcap mystery-comedy show. Most shows are at The Tiffany Ballroom, 903 Harrison Street, Kansas City, Mo 64106. Selected dates, Feb 20 and March 14, are at Bonefish Grill, 6334 N Lucerne Avenue, Kansas City, Mo 64151. Tickets are $69.00 per person on Fridays and Saturdays, and include dinner, show, tax and gratuity. First Fridays are $10 off all tickets. A cash bar is available. Advance reservations are required and can be made by calling (816) 813-9654, or through The Central Ticket Office at 816-235-6222 or, order online. Visit www.kcmysterytrain.com for a complete schedule and menus.
The Mystery Train is also available for private parties and group bookings, and makes a killer gift!
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A Sketchy Plan . . .
Kansas City, Mo. (January 26, 2015) . . . may derail the train as it approaches Kansas City! Come join the suspense as The Mystery Train kicks off its 11th Season with "The Art of Murder" by Philip blue owl Hooser. The show opens February 6th and runs through March 28th, with performances on Friday and Saturday evenings. Emali Price, Claudia Copping, and Cassandra Whitney are the prime suspects in this whodunit and they're bound to lead you astray! Investigators and instigators are welcome. Get in the line-up!
The Art of Murder, by Philip blue owl Hooser
In 1975, the art world bids a sad adieu to a famous painter. Rushing to his funeral in Kansas City is a rogue's gallery of art lovers, art students, art collectors . . . and a con artist. And in the midst of all this mourning, a murder is committed on the train! Is someone being drawn into an abstract plot? Or is a frame-up?
The evening begins with role-playing at 6:30 pm, followed by a marvelous meal and a madcap mystery-comedy show. Most shows are at The Tiffany Ballroom, 903 Harrison Street, Kansas City, Mo 64106. Selected dates, Feb 20 and March 14, are at Bonefish Grill, 6334 N Lucerne Avenue, Kansas City, Mo 64151. Tickets are $69.00 per person on Fridays and Saturdays, and include dinner, show, tax and gratuity. First Fridays are $10 off all tickets. A cash bar is available. Advance reservations are required and can be made by calling (816) 813-9654, or through The Central Ticket Office at 816-235-6222 or, order online. Visit www.kcmysterytrain.com for a complete schedule and menus.
The Mystery Train is also available for private parties and group bookings, and makes a killer gift!
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January 22, 2015
FOOTLOOSE - Final Weekend begins tomorrow night!
The Barn present The Barn Junior Production of…
Footloose
Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie based on the original screenplay by Dean Pitchford
Music by Tom Snow & Lyrics by Dean Pitchford
Additional Music by Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins & Jim Steinman
Directed and Choreographed by Guy Gardner
Musical Direction by Todd Kendall Gregory-Downs
Stage Managed by Rebekah Grieb
Set Design and Build by Sean Leistico and Guy Gardner
Light Design by J. Patrick Inlow
Costumes Design by Tisha Entwistle
Sound Design by Sean Leistico
Assistant Choreography by Katie Pugh
January 16 – 25, 2015
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm
Sunday at 2:00pm
STARRING
Lakin Allen, Andrea Azeltine, Kennedy Clinkscale, Alex Leondedis, Hewleek McKay, Kenzi Parsons, Sabrina Stewart, Alex Walberg,David Wernsman & Veronica Wood
FEATURING
Mahryn Barron, Cole Bracken, Abigail Cottingham, Veronica Dervin, Alyssa Hoedl, Gavin Hoedl, Sheridan Mirador, Paige Padgett, Merritt Parsons, Claire Segura, Brooklyn Terrill & Margaret Anne Veglahn
SYNOPSIS: When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. What he isn't prepared for are the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing instituted by the local preacher, determined to exercise the control over the town's youth that he cannot command in his own home. When the reverend's rebellious daughter sets her sights on Ren, her roughneck boyfriend tries to sabotage Ren's reputation, with many of the locals eager to believe the worst about the new kid. The heartfelt story that emerges is of a father longing for the son he lost and of a young man aching for the father who walked out on him. To the rockin' rhythm of its Oscar and Tony-nominated top 40 score (the soundtrack album reached number one on the Billboard charts and has sold over 15 million copies!) and augmented with dynamic new songs for the stage musical, FOOTLOOSE celebrates
the wisdom of listening to young people, guiding them with a warm heart and an open mind.
All performances are at:
The Barn Players Theatre, 6219 Martway, Mission, KS.
Ticket pricing:
ALL SEATS - $12.00
WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS!
VISA, MASTERCARD & DISCOVER!
The box office opens one hour before curtain time.
For reservations, please call 1-800-838-3006
or visit our website at www.thebarnplayers.org
Production support provided by…
The Mainstreet Credit Union
Northeast Johnson County Chamber of Commerce
St. Pius School
Media partner support provided by…
94.9 KCMO
95.1 Jack-FM
The Barn Players embraces diversity in all aspects of our organization. Non-traditional and equal-opportunity casting is encouraged.
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Footloose
Stage Adaptation by Dean Pitchford and Walter Bobbie based on the original screenplay by Dean Pitchford
Music by Tom Snow & Lyrics by Dean Pitchford
Additional Music by Eric Carmen, Sammy Hagar, Kenny Loggins & Jim Steinman
Directed and Choreographed by Guy Gardner
Musical Direction by Todd Kendall Gregory-Downs
Stage Managed by Rebekah Grieb
Set Design and Build by Sean Leistico and Guy Gardner
Light Design by J. Patrick Inlow
Costumes Design by Tisha Entwistle
Sound Design by Sean Leistico
Assistant Choreography by Katie Pugh
January 16 – 25, 2015
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm
Sunday at 2:00pm
STARRING
Lakin Allen, Andrea Azeltine, Kennedy Clinkscale, Alex Leondedis, Hewleek McKay, Kenzi Parsons, Sabrina Stewart, Alex Walberg,David Wernsman & Veronica Wood
FEATURING
Mahryn Barron, Cole Bracken, Abigail Cottingham, Veronica Dervin, Alyssa Hoedl, Gavin Hoedl, Sheridan Mirador, Paige Padgett, Merritt Parsons, Claire Segura, Brooklyn Terrill & Margaret Anne Veglahn
SYNOPSIS: When Ren and his mother move from Chicago to a small farming town, Ren is prepared for the inevitable adjustment period at his new high school. What he isn't prepared for are the rigorous local edicts, including a ban on dancing instituted by the local preacher, determined to exercise the control over the town's youth that he cannot command in his own home. When the reverend's rebellious daughter sets her sights on Ren, her roughneck boyfriend tries to sabotage Ren's reputation, with many of the locals eager to believe the worst about the new kid. The heartfelt story that emerges is of a father longing for the son he lost and of a young man aching for the father who walked out on him. To the rockin' rhythm of its Oscar and Tony-nominated top 40 score (the soundtrack album reached number one on the Billboard charts and has sold over 15 million copies!) and augmented with dynamic new songs for the stage musical, FOOTLOOSE celebrates
the wisdom of listening to young people, guiding them with a warm heart and an open mind.
All performances are at:
The Barn Players Theatre, 6219 Martway, Mission, KS.
Ticket pricing:
ALL SEATS - $12.00
WE ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS!
VISA, MASTERCARD & DISCOVER!
The box office opens one hour before curtain time.
For reservations, please call 1-800-838-3006
or visit our website at www.thebarnplayers.org
Production support provided by…
The Mainstreet Credit Union
Northeast Johnson County Chamber of Commerce
St. Pius School
Media partner support provided by…
94.9 KCMO
95.1 Jack-FM
The Barn Players embraces diversity in all aspects of our organization. Non-traditional and equal-opportunity casting is encouraged.
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Auditions for SIX DEGREES OF SEPARATION in one week!
AUDITIONS!
Six Degrees of Separation
By John Guare
Directed by David Martin
Assistant Direction & Film by Jeremy Riggs
Stage Management by DK Evenson
Assistant Stage Management by Sara Rose Cooper
Set Design by Richard J. Burt
Lighting Design by Phil Leonard
Costume Design by Julia Ras
Sound Design by Sean Leistico
Props Design by Valerie Martin
AUDITIONS:
January 31st & February 1st
from 1:00pm – 4:00pm
At St. Pius Church
55th and Woodson, Mission, KS
EXPECTATION and PREPARATION:
Auditions will be an open call both days, and will consist of cold readings from the script. Callbacks are by invitation only on Saturday, February 7th from 1:00pm – 5:00pm
NOTE ABOUT AUDITIONS AND THIS PRODUCTION...
Auditions are being held early due to the concept of the show, which should provide a unique opportunity to all who end up being involved in the production. Aspects of the show will be presented in various formats including the standard on stage scene, but it will also include voice over, film, and (if possible) live action feed from somewhere other than the stage at the Barn (though still on site in the theater). Because of the need to film certain segments of the show, we need to have a cast in place far in advance to give us time to get that taken care of. That also means the rehearsal schedule will be a little unique on this show. The total time commitment should be similar to a standard show, but it will be extended out over a longer period of time. For example, you may be needed for two days of filming in March and then not again until we start working on the on stage portions in late April or May, which will start later than normal since we will have far less to a
ccomplish in those rehearsals.
Please come to auditions with as close an idea as you can as to your availability from February through June. Once we start the final segment of rehearsals, it will be a fairly standard Sunday-Thursday, 7-10 pm schedule. Please also ensure you are truly available for this show before auditioning for it. Since some scenes will be filmed, should someone have to drop out after anything has been filmed, those scenes will need to be shot again, which wastes time and resources.
If you have any questions about the process for this show or expectations or to arrange an alternative audition time should those dates not work for you or anything at all, please contact David Martin at dmartin922@gmail.com.
PRODUCTION DATES:
May 29th – June 14, 2015
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm
Sundays at 2:00pm
Industry Night is Monday, June 8th at 7:30pm
All performances take place at…
The Barn Players Theatre
6219 Martway in Mission, KS
SYNOPSIS:
Six Degrees of Separation explores the existential premise that everyone in the world is connected to everyone else in the world by a chain of no more than six acquaintances, thus, "six degrees of separation". The plot of the play was inspired by the real-life story of David Hampton, a con man who managed to convince a number of people in the 1980s that he was the son of actor Sidney Poitier. The play follows the trail of a young black con man, Paul, who insinuates himself into the lives of a wealthy New York couple, Ouisa and Flan Kittredge, claiming he knows their son at college. Paul tells them he is the son of actor Sidney Poitier, and that he has just been mugged and all his money is gone. Captivated by Paul's intelligence and his fascinating conversation (and the possibility of appearing in a new Sidney Poitier movie), the Kittredges invite him to stay overnight.
CAST BREAKDOWN:
LEAD ROLES
Paul
Very little is known about Paul's true identity. He claims to be the son of Sidney Poitier as well as a Harvard classmate of the Kittredges' children. His articulate and intelligent conversation belies his background. Must be instantly charming and may never have an off switch for his con game. (Male, African-American – 20's)
Louisa "Ouisa" Kittredge
Ouisa is a rich, attractive, middle-aged woman. She lives with her husband in a posh Upper East Side apartment in Manhattan. As the play opens, Ouisa is characterized by superficial traits: she is a good hostess, a quick conversationalist, and a dramatic storyteller. However, she also is the character most affected by the meeting with Paul. The experience leads to growth and her spiritual rebirth. (Female – 40's-50's)
Flanders "Flan" Kittredge
Flan is an attractive, middle-aged art dealer. His business is the discreet buying and selling of expensive works of art. Flan got into the art business out of a sincere love for art, but by the play's opening, he has lost this idealism. The passion he once felt for art has been supplanted by the great sums of money it can earn for him. (Male – 40's-50's)
SUPPORTING ROLES
Geoffrey
Geoffrey is a liberal South African billionaire. He is an acquaintance of the Kittredges and is at their home when Paul arrives. This role will require a South African dialect (which is basically British through a clenched jaw). (Male – 40's+)
Kitty
Kitty is Ouisa-light in terms of social status and is a controlling woman who is equal parts excited by her encounter with Paul and determined to get to the bottom of it. Married to Larkin. (Female – 40's-50's)
Larkin
Larkin is not sure anyone should be opening Pandora's box to find out what led Paul to them for fear of learning too much about his son. Fairly brow-beaten by being married to Kitty. (Male – 40's-50's)
Dr. Fine
Dr. Fine is probably angriest at what happened and likely has some more heavily developed racism than most of the others. (Male – 40's-50's)
Tess
Tess is the Kittredges' rebellious daughter. She tracks down Trent Conway and finds out about his relationship with Paul. (Female – 20's)
Woody
Woody is the younger child of Flan and Ouisa who doesn't say much, but probably has the best line in the entire show. Should be in reasonably good physical shape. (Male – 20's)
Ben
Ben is the classic college-aged kid who cannot stand to be around his parents. (Male – 20's)
Doug
Doug is a stoner but believes he is hiding that from everyone successfully, even though he isn't. (Male – 20's)
Trent Conway
Trent Conway attended the same high school as the Kittredge children. While attending MIT, he met Paul in Boston. The two young men had a three-month affair. (Male - 20's)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth moved to New York from Utah with her boyfriend Rick. They want to become actors. Should be young and starry-eyed but definitely grounded as well. (Female – 20's-30's)
Rick
Rick has moved to New York from Utah with his girlfriend Elizabeth. They want to become actors. As starry-eyed as Elizabeth but without the grounding force. (Male – 20's-30's)
CAMEO ROLES
Hustler
Paul picks up the hustler and takes him back to the Kittredge apartment for sex. We see him the day after. THIS CHARACTER WILL BE ON STAGE IN VERY LITTLE CLOTHING. (Male – 20's-30's)
Detective
Will likely exist only in voice over or on film for this production. (Male/Female – any age) The script also calls for a policeman character who will also only exist in voice over or on film. It is very likely this role will be filled from within the other actors in the show.
For more information, please contact Eric Magnus, Artistic Director of
The Barn Players, at emagnitude@me.com
The Barn Players embraces diversity in all aspects of our organization. Non-traditional and equal-opportunity casting is encouraged.
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Six Degrees of Separation
By John Guare
Directed by David Martin
Assistant Direction & Film by Jeremy Riggs
Stage Management by DK Evenson
Assistant Stage Management by Sara Rose Cooper
Set Design by Richard J. Burt
Lighting Design by Phil Leonard
Costume Design by Julia Ras
Sound Design by Sean Leistico
Props Design by Valerie Martin
AUDITIONS:
January 31st & February 1st
from 1:00pm – 4:00pm
At St. Pius Church
55th and Woodson, Mission, KS
EXPECTATION and PREPARATION:
Auditions will be an open call both days, and will consist of cold readings from the script. Callbacks are by invitation only on Saturday, February 7th from 1:00pm – 5:00pm
NOTE ABOUT AUDITIONS AND THIS PRODUCTION...
Auditions are being held early due to the concept of the show, which should provide a unique opportunity to all who end up being involved in the production. Aspects of the show will be presented in various formats including the standard on stage scene, but it will also include voice over, film, and (if possible) live action feed from somewhere other than the stage at the Barn (though still on site in the theater). Because of the need to film certain segments of the show, we need to have a cast in place far in advance to give us time to get that taken care of. That also means the rehearsal schedule will be a little unique on this show. The total time commitment should be similar to a standard show, but it will be extended out over a longer period of time. For example, you may be needed for two days of filming in March and then not again until we start working on the on stage portions in late April or May, which will start later than normal since we will have far less to a
ccomplish in those rehearsals.
Please come to auditions with as close an idea as you can as to your availability from February through June. Once we start the final segment of rehearsals, it will be a fairly standard Sunday-Thursday, 7-10 pm schedule. Please also ensure you are truly available for this show before auditioning for it. Since some scenes will be filmed, should someone have to drop out after anything has been filmed, those scenes will need to be shot again, which wastes time and resources.
If you have any questions about the process for this show or expectations or to arrange an alternative audition time should those dates not work for you or anything at all, please contact David Martin at dmartin922@gmail.com.
PRODUCTION DATES:
May 29th – June 14, 2015
Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm
Sundays at 2:00pm
Industry Night is Monday, June 8th at 7:30pm
All performances take place at…
The Barn Players Theatre
6219 Martway in Mission, KS
SYNOPSIS:
Six Degrees of Separation explores the existential premise that everyone in the world is connected to everyone else in the world by a chain of no more than six acquaintances, thus, "six degrees of separation". The plot of the play was inspired by the real-life story of David Hampton, a con man who managed to convince a number of people in the 1980s that he was the son of actor Sidney Poitier. The play follows the trail of a young black con man, Paul, who insinuates himself into the lives of a wealthy New York couple, Ouisa and Flan Kittredge, claiming he knows their son at college. Paul tells them he is the son of actor Sidney Poitier, and that he has just been mugged and all his money is gone. Captivated by Paul's intelligence and his fascinating conversation (and the possibility of appearing in a new Sidney Poitier movie), the Kittredges invite him to stay overnight.
CAST BREAKDOWN:
LEAD ROLES
Paul
Very little is known about Paul's true identity. He claims to be the son of Sidney Poitier as well as a Harvard classmate of the Kittredges' children. His articulate and intelligent conversation belies his background. Must be instantly charming and may never have an off switch for his con game. (Male, African-American – 20's)
Louisa "Ouisa" Kittredge
Ouisa is a rich, attractive, middle-aged woman. She lives with her husband in a posh Upper East Side apartment in Manhattan. As the play opens, Ouisa is characterized by superficial traits: she is a good hostess, a quick conversationalist, and a dramatic storyteller. However, she also is the character most affected by the meeting with Paul. The experience leads to growth and her spiritual rebirth. (Female – 40's-50's)
Flanders "Flan" Kittredge
Flan is an attractive, middle-aged art dealer. His business is the discreet buying and selling of expensive works of art. Flan got into the art business out of a sincere love for art, but by the play's opening, he has lost this idealism. The passion he once felt for art has been supplanted by the great sums of money it can earn for him. (Male – 40's-50's)
SUPPORTING ROLES
Geoffrey
Geoffrey is a liberal South African billionaire. He is an acquaintance of the Kittredges and is at their home when Paul arrives. This role will require a South African dialect (which is basically British through a clenched jaw). (Male – 40's+)
Kitty
Kitty is Ouisa-light in terms of social status and is a controlling woman who is equal parts excited by her encounter with Paul and determined to get to the bottom of it. Married to Larkin. (Female – 40's-50's)
Larkin
Larkin is not sure anyone should be opening Pandora's box to find out what led Paul to them for fear of learning too much about his son. Fairly brow-beaten by being married to Kitty. (Male – 40's-50's)
Dr. Fine
Dr. Fine is probably angriest at what happened and likely has some more heavily developed racism than most of the others. (Male – 40's-50's)
Tess
Tess is the Kittredges' rebellious daughter. She tracks down Trent Conway and finds out about his relationship with Paul. (Female – 20's)
Woody
Woody is the younger child of Flan and Ouisa who doesn't say much, but probably has the best line in the entire show. Should be in reasonably good physical shape. (Male – 20's)
Ben
Ben is the classic college-aged kid who cannot stand to be around his parents. (Male – 20's)
Doug
Doug is a stoner but believes he is hiding that from everyone successfully, even though he isn't. (Male – 20's)
Trent Conway
Trent Conway attended the same high school as the Kittredge children. While attending MIT, he met Paul in Boston. The two young men had a three-month affair. (Male - 20's)
Elizabeth
Elizabeth moved to New York from Utah with her boyfriend Rick. They want to become actors. Should be young and starry-eyed but definitely grounded as well. (Female – 20's-30's)
Rick
Rick has moved to New York from Utah with his girlfriend Elizabeth. They want to become actors. As starry-eyed as Elizabeth but without the grounding force. (Male – 20's-30's)
CAMEO ROLES
Hustler
Paul picks up the hustler and takes him back to the Kittredge apartment for sex. We see him the day after. THIS CHARACTER WILL BE ON STAGE IN VERY LITTLE CLOTHING. (Male – 20's-30's)
Detective
Will likely exist only in voice over or on film for this production. (Male/Female – any age) The script also calls for a policeman character who will also only exist in voice over or on film. It is very likely this role will be filled from within the other actors in the show.
For more information, please contact Eric Magnus, Artistic Director of
The Barn Players, at emagnitude@me.com
The Barn Players embraces diversity in all aspects of our organization. Non-traditional and equal-opportunity casting is encouraged.
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January 18, 2015
CLOwNING Levels 1&2 - Winter Session 2015
CLOwNING Levels 1&2
LEVEL I: Discover your inner clown!
Instructors are experts in character development,
slapstick, how to take a pie in the face,
mime, makeup application and much more.
Class is tailored to the needs of participants,
as well as the availability of the professional instructors.
LEVEL II: Continue the journey of uncovering
your personal clown, don a red nose and study the techniques
of Jaque Lecoq, Frosty Little, Elizabeth Baron,
Ettienne Decroix, Giovannie Fusetti,
Marcel Marceau and other masters.
The Winter session begins January 20.
Instructors: provided by Byrd Productions, are a variety of
Kansas City's top professional clowns, mimes
and performing artists including:
Beth Byrd, Stephanie Roberts, Heidi Van, Dennis Porter,
Jay & Leslie Cady, Hailey Lauren Jones,
Patrick Rippeto, Terry Davolt and Kent & Kevin Mercer.
LEVEL II: Tuesdays , 8:00 - 9:00pm
LEVEL I: Wednesdays 8:30 - 9:30
$99 for nine week session or
drop-ins welcome!
Only $15
City in Motion, 3925 Main KCMO 64111
go to www.cityinmotion.org or call 816-561-2882
to register
call Byrd Productions for details: 816-305-8188
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LEVEL I: Discover your inner clown!
Instructors are experts in character development,
slapstick, how to take a pie in the face,
mime, makeup application and much more.
Class is tailored to the needs of participants,
as well as the availability of the professional instructors.
LEVEL II: Continue the journey of uncovering
your personal clown, don a red nose and study the techniques
of Jaque Lecoq, Frosty Little, Elizabeth Baron,
Ettienne Decroix, Giovannie Fusetti,
Marcel Marceau and other masters.
The Winter session begins January 20.
Instructors: provided by Byrd Productions, are a variety of
Kansas City's top professional clowns, mimes
and performing artists including:
Beth Byrd, Stephanie Roberts, Heidi Van, Dennis Porter,
Jay & Leslie Cady, Hailey Lauren Jones,
Patrick Rippeto, Terry Davolt and Kent & Kevin Mercer.
LEVEL II: Tuesdays , 8:00 - 9:00pm
LEVEL I: Wednesdays 8:30 - 9:30
$99 for nine week session or
drop-ins welcome!
Only $15
City in Motion, 3925 Main KCMO 64111
go to www.cityinmotion.org or call 816-561-2882
to register
call Byrd Productions for details: 816-305-8188
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Mask Performance Intensive (4 hours) by Tony Fuemmeler
Masks are one of the original elements of theater as we know it. They inspire character and transform the actor.
In this workshop, participants will learn about how to harness the power of the mask while simultaneously improving their movement vocabulary and specificity.
A variety of mask styles will be used in the investigation of performance and the creation of a vibrant mask character.
This workshop is appropriate for multiple levels of performance experience.
Bring neutral clothes in which you can move easily: Yoga pants, thin sweat pants, t-shirts, tank tops, etc.
We will be working barefoot.
February 22, Sunday
11:00AM - 3:00PM
Cost:$40
at the City in Motion School of Dance Studios
3925 Main, Kansas City MO 64111
Online Tickets available soon
call Byrd Productions at 816-305-8188
Tony Fuemmeler~ Mask Maker, Director, Teaching Artist, Puppeteer
Tony, a Missouri native, is a multi-disciplinary theatre artist specializing in mask work and puppetry.
Based in Portland, Oregon, he has designed masks for multiple productions on the west coast.
Tony's interest in masks began in undergraduate study at KU, and continued through work with In The Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre of Minneapolis and further training at the Dell'Arte International School (Blue Lake, California) and with Nyoman Setiawan in Ubud, Bali.
He has taught mask performance and creation classes across the country for the past 12 years. Tony recently returned from a volunteer trip to India, where he made masks for the The Maya Project, a collaboration of Teach For India and Artists Striving to End Poverty.
Websitewww.tonyfuemmeler.com Blogwww.tonyfuemmeler.wordpress.com
UMKC Epic Project http://launch.umkc.edu/epicproject
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In this workshop, participants will learn about how to harness the power of the mask while simultaneously improving their movement vocabulary and specificity.
A variety of mask styles will be used in the investigation of performance and the creation of a vibrant mask character.
This workshop is appropriate for multiple levels of performance experience.
Bring neutral clothes in which you can move easily: Yoga pants, thin sweat pants, t-shirts, tank tops, etc.
We will be working barefoot.
February 22, Sunday
11:00AM - 3:00PM
Cost:$40
at the City in Motion School of Dance Studios
3925 Main, Kansas City MO 64111
Online Tickets available soon
call Byrd Productions at 816-305-8188
Tony Fuemmeler~ Mask Maker, Director, Teaching Artist, Puppeteer
Tony, a Missouri native, is a multi-disciplinary theatre artist specializing in mask work and puppetry.
Based in Portland, Oregon, he has designed masks for multiple productions on the west coast.
Tony's interest in masks began in undergraduate study at KU, and continued through work with In The Heart of the Beast Puppet and Mask Theatre of Minneapolis and further training at the Dell'Arte International School (Blue Lake, California) and with Nyoman Setiawan in Ubud, Bali.
He has taught mask performance and creation classes across the country for the past 12 years. Tony recently returned from a volunteer trip to India, where he made masks for the The Maya Project, a collaboration of Teach For India and Artists Striving to End Poverty.
Websitewww.tonyfuemmeler.com Blogwww.tonyfuemmeler.wordpress.com
UMKC Epic Project http://launch.umkc.edu/epicproject
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January 17, 2015
Enroll Now for Theatre For Young America 2015 Spring Acting Classes
Kansas City, MO (January 17, 2015) -- Theatre for
Young America, in its 41st year of offering
quality drama programming to young people, is
taking enrollments for its 2015 Spring Drama
Classes. All classes are hands-on with an emphasis
on vocal expression and listening, body movement
skills and engaging the imagination. Drama classes
and other arts benefit a child's creativity,
increases communication skills, enhances reading
comprehension, teaches collaboration and assists
in the development of critical thinking.
In addition, TYA classes follow the new Kansas
Standards for Theatre Education, the Missouri
Grade Level Expectations for Theatre Arts, The
Partnership for 21st Century Learning Skills and
The Common Core Standards of English Language
Arts. All Theatre for Young America instructors
are professional actors/educators.
Spring semester students perform on stage at their
class location at The Whole Shebang, TYA's end of
year performance festival in April. TYA also
invites spring semester students to audition for
our summer professional main stage production
performed on the H&R City Stage in Union Station.
TYA, on occasion, makes referrals to performing
arts groups or agencies when contacted.
The spring semester lasts for 11 weeks and classes
are available for children from 3.5 years of age
through 12th grade. Classes are held on Mondays at
Union Station starting January 26th, Tuesdays
starting January 27th at Wonderscope Children's
Museum of Kansas City, and Saturdays starting
January 31st in the Goppert Theatre Complex on the
Avila University Campus. Tuition is $124.00. The
tuition cost for Theatre for Young America season
ticket holders or those enrolling more than one
child is $112.00. Enrollments will also taken up
to 4 weeks into the semester on a pro-rated basis
or until the class is full. All materials are
included in the tuition price.
For complete class descriptions or to enroll on-
line, visit our website at www.tya.org.
Enrollments may be taken over the phone at (816)
460-2083.
DRAMA CLASS OFFERINGS, LOCATIONS AND SCHEDULES
Classes at WONDERSCOPE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF KC
5700 King in Shawnee, Kansas (one block north of
Johnson Drive). Spring Term starts on Tuesday,
January 27, 2015 and runs through April 14, 2015.
Class 1: PRETEND PLAYERS offered Tuesdays from
5:00-6:00 pm for 3½ yr old through
Kindergarten.
Class 2: ADVENTURES IN ACTING offered Tuesday 5:00
- 6:00 pm for 1st through 3rd Grade.
Class 3: ACTING WORKSHOP offered Tuesday 6:00
-7:00 pm 3 for 4th through 6th Grade
Class 4: TEEN ACTING CONSERVATORY 1 offered
Tuesday 7:00 - 8:00 pm for 7th through 8th grade.
Class 5: TEEN ACTING CONSERVATORY 2 offered
Tuesday 7:00 – 8:00 pm for 9th through 12th Grade.
Classes at AVILA UNIVERSITY, GOPPERT THEATRE
COMPLEX, 11901 Wornall Rd, Kansas City, Missouri.
Spring Term starts on Saturday, January 31, 2015
and runs through April 25, 2015.
Class 6: PRETEND PLAYERS offered Saturday 9:30 -
10:30 am for ages 3½ yr old through Kindergarten.
Class 7: ADVENTURES IN ACTING offered Saturday
9:30 -10:30 am for 1st through 3rd Grade.
Class 8: ACTING WORKSHOP offered Saturday 10:30-
11:30 am for 4th through 6th Grade.
Classes at UNION STATION, H&R BLOCK CITY STAGE (on
level B), 30 West Pershing, Kansas City Missouri.
Spring Term starts Monday, January 26 and runs
through April 13, 2015
Class 9: ACTING WORKSHOP offered Monday 6 – 7 pm
for 4th through 6th Grade.
Class 10: AUDITION & PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP offered
Monday 7 - 8 pm for 7th through 12th Grade.
(Prerequisite for Class 10: Teen Acting
Conservatory or equivalent).
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Young America, in its 41st year of offering
quality drama programming to young people, is
taking enrollments for its 2015 Spring Drama
Classes. All classes are hands-on with an emphasis
on vocal expression and listening, body movement
skills and engaging the imagination. Drama classes
and other arts benefit a child's creativity,
increases communication skills, enhances reading
comprehension, teaches collaboration and assists
in the development of critical thinking.
In addition, TYA classes follow the new Kansas
Standards for Theatre Education, the Missouri
Grade Level Expectations for Theatre Arts, The
Partnership for 21st Century Learning Skills and
The Common Core Standards of English Language
Arts. All Theatre for Young America instructors
are professional actors/educators.
Spring semester students perform on stage at their
class location at The Whole Shebang, TYA's end of
year performance festival in April. TYA also
invites spring semester students to audition for
our summer professional main stage production
performed on the H&R City Stage in Union Station.
TYA, on occasion, makes referrals to performing
arts groups or agencies when contacted.
The spring semester lasts for 11 weeks and classes
are available for children from 3.5 years of age
through 12th grade. Classes are held on Mondays at
Union Station starting January 26th, Tuesdays
starting January 27th at Wonderscope Children's
Museum of Kansas City, and Saturdays starting
January 31st in the Goppert Theatre Complex on the
Avila University Campus. Tuition is $124.00. The
tuition cost for Theatre for Young America season
ticket holders or those enrolling more than one
child is $112.00. Enrollments will also taken up
to 4 weeks into the semester on a pro-rated basis
or until the class is full. All materials are
included in the tuition price.
For complete class descriptions or to enroll on-
line, visit our website at www.tya.org.
Enrollments may be taken over the phone at (816)
460-2083.
DRAMA CLASS OFFERINGS, LOCATIONS AND SCHEDULES
Classes at WONDERSCOPE CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF KC
5700 King in Shawnee, Kansas (one block north of
Johnson Drive). Spring Term starts on Tuesday,
January 27, 2015 and runs through April 14, 2015.
Class 1: PRETEND PLAYERS offered Tuesdays from
5:00-6:00 pm for 3½ yr old through
Kindergarten.
Class 2: ADVENTURES IN ACTING offered Tuesday 5:00
- 6:00 pm for 1st through 3rd Grade.
Class 3: ACTING WORKSHOP offered Tuesday 6:00
-7:00 pm 3 for 4th through 6th Grade
Class 4: TEEN ACTING CONSERVATORY 1 offered
Tuesday 7:00 - 8:00 pm for 7th through 8th grade.
Class 5: TEEN ACTING CONSERVATORY 2 offered
Tuesday 7:00 – 8:00 pm for 9th through 12th Grade.
Classes at AVILA UNIVERSITY, GOPPERT THEATRE
COMPLEX, 11901 Wornall Rd, Kansas City, Missouri.
Spring Term starts on Saturday, January 31, 2015
and runs through April 25, 2015.
Class 6: PRETEND PLAYERS offered Saturday 9:30 -
10:30 am for ages 3½ yr old through Kindergarten.
Class 7: ADVENTURES IN ACTING offered Saturday
9:30 -10:30 am for 1st through 3rd Grade.
Class 8: ACTING WORKSHOP offered Saturday 10:30-
11:30 am for 4th through 6th Grade.
Classes at UNION STATION, H&R BLOCK CITY STAGE (on
level B), 30 West Pershing, Kansas City Missouri.
Spring Term starts Monday, January 26 and runs
through April 13, 2015
Class 9: ACTING WORKSHOP offered Monday 6 – 7 pm
for 4th through 6th Grade.
Class 10: AUDITION & PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP offered
Monday 7 - 8 pm for 7th through 12th Grade.
(Prerequisite for Class 10: Teen Acting
Conservatory or equivalent).
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