The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night–Time by Simon Stephens
Winner of the 2013 Tony Award® for Best Play
Winner of the 2013 Olivier Award for Best New Play
Book by: Mark Haddon
Presented by: Greg & Silvia Coulter
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night–Time by Simon Stephens
Winner of the 2013 Tony Award® for Best Play
Winner of the 2013 Olivier Award for Best New Play
Book by: Mark Haddon
Presented by: Greg & Silvia Coulter
Directed by: Jillian Faulk
Choreographed by: Donny Gersonde
Casting: Age Range: 16–20
10718 NE 68th St, Kirkland, WA 98033
Sun 10/20 3pm
A relaxed performance environment for patrons preferring reduced capacity, and sound and lighting adjustments.
Studio East is Committed to access for all for all of our programming and performances.
Auditions are taking place in-person at Studio East- 10718 NE 68th Kirkland 98033.
Auditions September 3 & 4; 6-9pm
Callbacks September 5; 5-10pm
Auditions: September 3 & 4; 6-9pm
PREPARE: Two contrasting 1-minute modern monologues. British accent is optional.
COMPLETE: Submit your audition form online including informal headshot photo and resume. Audition Form
VISIT: This audition resources folder has some recommended audition songs, as well as tips and advice for a successful audition. Also check out our website for our upcoming audition workshop and coaching offerings.
Tuition for the Show: $650 – $700
Studio East has a Scholarship Fund to offer partial scholarships for all of our programs to students who could not otherwise participate. Apply for a scholarship here. Turnaround for scholarships are usually 1-2 weeks. If you are concerned about the class/cast filling to capacity before your scholarship application is processed, please let us know and we will save a spot in class for your student.
More questions on tuition or scholarships? Contact Carolyn Agan.
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