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    ‘All The Better To Kill You With’ auditions
Missoula Children’s Theatre
The Barn Community Playhouse has multiple roles available
TILLAMOOK — The Tillamook
Association for the Perform-
ing Arts (TAPA) has open
auditions for “All The Better
To Kill You With,” a classic
whodunit with a twist, where
we not only get to see who-
dunit, but also how they plan
they whole thing and carry it
out.
Written by Fred Carmi-
chael and directed by Brett
Duer, “All The Better To Kill
You With” is a clever inter-
weaving of truth and false-
hood that produces a tapes-
try of tension. The carefully
planned deception almost
works until truth rears its
head and a brilliant structure
of cunning topples. The audi-
ence sees everything, so the
question is not “whodunit,”
so to speak, but rather will
the murderer be found out.
The result is high tension and
good dramatic excitement.
Auditions will be held at
The Barn Community Play-
house, starting promptly at 1
Fresh Oregon Hood
STRAWBERRIES
Starting May 20th
Monday - Saturday
11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Watch for us at the corner of
Marlin & 101 in Warrenton at
the Putman Pro-Lube Center
PICKED
D AI L Y!
p.m. Saturday, May 30, and
5 p.m. Sunday, May 31 The
Barn Community Playhouse
is located at the corner of 12th
and Ivy streets in Tillamook,
across from Les Schwab Tires.
Performances will be Aug.
14 through 29.
Audition packets are
available by emailing info@
tillamooktheater.com, or on
TAPA’s website, www.tilla-
mooktheater.com
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munity theater dedicated to
providing high quality per-
forming arts experiences
through entertainment, edu-
cation, and community par-
ticipation.
The roles:
Evelyn Hopkins: female
role, 20s-40s, a bit cold with
a keen sense of humor
Erica Travers: female role,
20s-40s, married to Douglas,
warm personality and active
sportswoman
‘Sleeping Beauty’ comes to the Liberty in July
ASTORIA — Liberty The-
ater’s annual summer theater
camp production is “Sleeping
Beauty – Rock ’n’ Roll Fable
for the ages.” This Missoula
Children’s Theatre original ad-
aptation of the classic fairy tale
will be in residency from July
22 through the 25 at the Liberty
Theater, 1203 Commercial St. in
Russell Livingston: male Astoria.
role, 20s-40s, successful busi-
Open auditions will be held
nessman and active sports- at the Liberty from 10 a.m. un-
man
til noon Monday, July 20. Those
Douglas Travers: male auditioning should arrive at 9:45
role, 20s-40s, brother to Paul, am and plan to stay for the full
married to Erica, attractive, two hours.
pleasant but quick tempered
This version of “Sleeping Beau-
Paul Travers: male role, ty” was conceived and written by
20s-40s, brother to Douglas, Don Kukla. Music and lyrics are by
outwardly conceited and in- Kukla and Michael McGill.
wardly weak
A new princess is born, and
Chief Inspector Hender- from far and wide the people of
son: male role, 30s-50s, wry the kingdom gather to celebrate.
sense of humor and very alert One simple mistake is made —
Sergeant Roger Parkins: an invitation is misplaced — and
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major case and very overzealous falls upon the poor infant in the
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form of a spell. Sleeping Beauty
is now destined to sleep for eter-
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on a spindle before she reaches
her 16th birthday.
Sleeping Beauty’s Fairy God-
mothers do their best to amend
the spell, but Scarella, with the
help of some nasty Trolls, tricks
Sleeping Beauty into pricking
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herself in a rock ’n’ roll dream.
Also featured in this produc-
tion are the King and the Queen,
Spot, the Fairies, the Palace At-
tendants and the Caterpillars.
Among the roles to be cast
are Sleeping Beauty: Scarella;
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the Queen; Spot; Fairies; Trolls;
Palace Attendants; and Caterpil-
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through 12th grade, are encour-
aged to audition. No advance
preparation is necessary. Assis-
tant directors will also be cast
to aid in rehearsals throughout
the week and to take on essential
backstage responsibilities.
There is a participation
charge of $25 per student for
this weeklong theater camp of
fun, rehearsal and performance.
There will be no additional fee
to participate in any of the extra
workshops available throughout
the week.
The Missoula Children’s
Theatre touring productions are
complete with costumes, scen-
ery, props and makeup. MCT
Tour actor/directors will conduct
rehearsals from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
each day for the remainder of the
week.
“Sleeping Beauty – Rock ’n’
Roll Fable for the ages” will be
performed at 3 p.m. and 5:30
p.m. Saturday July 25, featuring
local students, at the Liberty The-
ater. This Missoula Children’s
Theatre residency is brought by
the Liberty Theater and spon-
sored by Columbia Memorial
Hospital Pediatrics. Tickets are
available at the Liberty Box Of-
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at the door.
For more information visit
liberty-theater.org