GroundWorks Theatre

Friday, December 21, 2012

(From the Nashville Scene Dec. 20-26 Review)

...With Daddy Went Home for Christmas, Stephens offers a humorous Christmas story that plays on rural culture -- the setting is East Tennessee -- and for a good bit of the time, her writing is on a par with works by playwrights like Jessie Jones.
.....A holiday-themed diversion of an unexpected sort, Daddy Went Home for Christmas should please audiences seeking a lighthearted chuckle and a respite from typical holiday fare.

-Martin Brady

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Auditions

Auditions for WXYZ Radio - Drama on Your Dial, written by Jeri A. Kressky and directed by Barbara Hartman, will be on Saturday, March 8 from 2 - 4:30 p.m. at the Darkhorse Theatre, located at 4610 Charlotte Ave., Nashville.

There will be cold readings from the script. Resumes and Headshots appreciated, but not required. 2-3 Women and 4-5 Men are needed. The roles require that each actor will be taking on multiple characters in the radio drama, so will need to be able to do various voices. We look forward to seeing you at auditions.

ALL ROLES ARE OPEN. NO ROLES HAVE BEEN PRE-CAST!

About GroundWorks

GroundWorks Theatre specializes in bringing Nashville premiere productions to the stage. Previous productions have included Stephen Belber’s “Tape,” Craig Wright’s “The Pavilion,” Adam Rapp’s “Blackbird,” Patrick Marber’s “Closer,” Theresa Rebeck’s “Bad Dates,” and original works “Merry [BLEEP]ing Christmas,” “Why the Sea is Boiling Hot,” and “American Christmas.” GroundWorks was named “Best New Company” in the 2004 Nashville Scene “Best of Nashville” issue, and the 2006 production of “Blackbird” was named Best Drama.