Auditions: Full Monty
CAN YOU SING? ACT? OR MOVE A LITTLE? IF YOU THINK YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES WHY NOT GIVE LIVE THEATRE A GO
Community theatre is alive and well in Wellington. New community company - Kauri Theatre - staged Bad Girls the Musical at the Gryphon Theatre last year and it was a great success.
Now the company is hitting the boards again - this time bringing the musical of the cult film The Full Monty to Wellington audiences.
If you have always hankered to give live theatre a go we would love to see you at auditions in early February. All you need to do is prepare a suitable song and come along and give it a shot. We’re looking for all sorts of people, different ages, shapes and sizes.
Auditions for this 10-time Tony Award nominated show - which is filled with engaging melodies and the most highly anticipated closing number of any show - are being held on February 2 and 3 at the Berhampore Community Centre on Adelaide Rd.
The show will be staged at the Gryphon Theatre in Wellington from May 29 to June 8.
For more information - and to book an audition time - txt 022 165 6219 or email the secretary at kauritheatre@gmail.com
NB: This show contains some nudity
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