Welcome to Moorpark College Theatre Arts
FTMA Portfolio Auditions
On the heels of last year's smash hit Grafiti, which was a festival darling at several film festivals including Ojai, Moorpark and Simi Valley, comes FTMA's next portfolio film.

When:
Tuesday, February 25th from 10am - 12pm
Thursday, February 27th, from 10am - 12pm
Callbacks
Thursday, February 27th (tentatively)
Where:
Media Arts (MA) Building
TV Studio Room 129
Questions:
Email tallahassee_heys1@my.vcccd.edu
Spring 2025 Portfolio Film
Genre: Horror
Logline: A college party turns deadly when a vengeful ghost targets a student with dark ties to its past, forcing partygoers to survive until morning—or risk becoming its next victims.
CAST OF CHARACTERS (11)
Most characters are in their late teens/early twenties unless stated otherwise.
DONNA CANFIELD SMITH - (she/her) Main character, haunted, guarded, emotionally burdened, new girl in town, friends with Andrew and Carlisle, legally emancipated, doesn’t feel comfortable with her past life.
ALFONZO/BIDZIIL ESPERANZA - (he/him) Main character, angry and vengeful, cryptic, wary and suspicious of the Canfields, youngest of the Esperanza boys. Wants vengeance for an unknown reason.
JANELLE DARTMAN - (she/her) Main character, mysterious all-around perfect popular girl, polished, fashionable, and poised. She’s stressed about the party that she’s throwing but can’t really express it and she recently broke up with Jack.
JERALD - (he/him) Main character, geek, eager, loyal, goofy, low self-esteem, childhood friends with Tim, oblivious to other people’s reactions,
CARLISLE - (any gender) Main character, independent, supportive, and perceptive. A little bit of a loner but is friends with Andrew and Donna. Carlisle is the more grounded friend in the group, and doesn’t shy away from asking the tough questions.
JACK - (he/him) Main character, too-perfect looking jock, Janelle’s ex, confident, disrespectful, jokester. Confident, charming, and a bit cocky, Jack is the quintessential jock with a laid-back demeanor.SOPHIE - (she/her) Janelle’s best friend, confident, loyal. She dislikes Jack but puts up with him for Janelle’s sake. She’s pragmatic and grounded, offering a stabilizing influence in Janelle's chaotic life.
ANDREW - (he/him) friend of Donna and Carlisle, Andrew is a curious, well-meaning guy who is intrigued by the stories surrounding Donna and Canfield Hall. very comfortable in his femme side, nosy and curious about the Canfield fire
TIM - (he/him) Jerald’s childhood friend, insecure, wants to ditch Jerald and hang out with Jack’s crew, but can’t seem to shake him off. He is Skeptical, logical, and a bit more grounded than Jerald.
PROFESSOR DINKLE - (any gender) late 50s. An absent-minded, dry, and dispassionate seasoned history professor who has likely been teaching for decades.
EXTRAS/NON-SPEAKING
MATTHEW ESPERANZA - (he/him) the diligent and responsible Esperanza son, a typical older brother to Alfonzo.
TOM CANFIELD - (he/him) late 30s, the self-righteous patriarch of the Canfields.
CATHY CANFIELD - (she/her) late 30s, wife to Tom Canfield and mother of Thomas Canfield, an 1840s version of a “Karen”
THOMAS CANFIELD JR. - (he/him) son of Tom and Cathy, sole survivor of the Fire, eventually built Canfield, naive, spoiled,
PRIEST
VARIOUS STUDENTS (10-15)
Anyone can audition.
Sides will be provided at the audition. So it's in your best interest to come early to look over the sides.
Filming will take place at various times and days throughout Spring Semester 2025.
Schedules will be worked out once cast and crew are in place.
Bring a headshot and resume if you have one. If you don't have one, no worries, please come anyway.
Improvisation Class! There's Still Room!


Thank you everyone who came to auditions and callbacks. We had over 50 students audition, and we only have 24 roles to fill. You all made our decision extremely difficult. Please do not be disheartened if you were not cast. There are a lot of thoughts and outside elements that go into casting.
If you did not get cast, please still consider auditioning for our summer musical A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder. Those auditions will be at the end of the semester. If you are itching to perform, I really encourage you to sign up for our Improvisation class taught by Leslie Lank. It starts 2/28, a Friday class, and at the end of the semester you get to put on an improvisation show. Learning improvisation is so good for auditioning and acting in general and Leslie studied for many years at the Upright Citizens Brigade or UCB. See the attached flyer.
If you see your name below, please do the following steps:
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Reach out to me and your director to let us know whether you accept or decline the role. If you are going to decline the role, please tell us ASAP as there were many actors that were eager to be a part of the production.
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Enroll in Suzanne Fagan's M10 class.
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If this is your first time in a production at Moorpark College, you need to enroll in M10A, CRN 30686
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If this is your second time in a production at Moorpark College, you need to enroll in M10B, CRN 31695
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If this is your third time in a production at Moorpark College, you need to enroll in M10C, CRN 32107
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If this is your fourth time in a production at Moorpark College, you need to enroll in M10D, CRN 31581
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Come to the mandatory meeting on Monday, February 3rd, in the Black Box theatre, PAC room 100 at 3:30pm to go over the syllabus for the class
(Since we started late due to the fires, you may need to add an authorization code. 🙁 If that is the case, email me and let me know which CRN you need an add code for.)
If are not allowed to enroll because you have a class that conflicts with your M10, don't worry. Just send me the following information:
- Student ID #
- Full Name as it is in the Records
- The conflicting course's course subject and number (ex: ANTH M01L)
- The CRN of the conflicting course
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The days and times that course meets
Everyone needs to be in the class by 2/7 or you will be dropped from the show/class! 😮
Directors, feel free to contact your cast if you would like to touch base with them before Monday's meeting. (send them the script, etc.)
Echo - dalanagreen125@gmail.com
Lindsay
Lex
Adrian
Faye as Alexa
Time in a Bottle - jonathan_brewer1@my.vcccd.edu
Zoe
Braeden
Georgia
Neon
The Stomach of Agamenon - joshbrewer1020@gmail.com
Noah
Trey
Jules
Nick Davila- Shaw
Lord of the Fries - joshua_yates1@my.vcccd.edu
Len
Morgan
Martin
Pershi
Reese
Brewed Awakening - whigham.reginald@gmail.com
Blaine
Audrey
Casey
Recollections of Eternity - christina_harms1@my.vcccd.edu
Davin
Aivy
Whispering Woods - slheirshberg@gmail.com
Owen Taylor
Lyndie
Emille
- Anyone can submit a one act or audition! (Tell your friends!)
- It is best to have taken the Playwrighting Class at Moorpark College
- You do not need to be a theatre major to submit a one act or audition or be in a show.
- After the submission deadline, the one acts will be chosen during finals week
- First time playwrights/directors are not allowed to direct their own material. They can direct another one act however
- Auditions will be the 1/27, 1/28, 1/29
- The main audition days are the first two days of auditions with callbacks on the last day of auditions.
- If you are unable to make the first two days of auditions, feel free to come the last day of auditions.
- If you can't make any of the audition days but would still like to be considered, please pick a side and email a self-tape to sfagan@vcccd.edu.
- Sides (a small section of the script actors are given before an audition for either a play, film or television show) will be posted on this website closer to the dates of auditions.
- Pick a side or two that interests you and bring it to the auditions.
- There will be a sign in sheet at the auditions.
- You do not have to stay for the whole duration of the audition time but you are free to stay and watch.
- You do not have to come right when the audition starts.
- If cast, you will enroll in the production class that is 3 units.
- The show runs from Wednesday April 23rd - Saturday May 3rd.
- Rehearsals will begin Monday, February 3rd
- Rehearsals will be MTWTH 3:30-6
- If you are a supporting character, you will not be called to all of those rehearsals but you are free to stay and watch
Echo by Dalana Green
Directed by Dalana Green
Assistant Director Faith Payuan
Play Synopsis
On a cold winter evening, a young couple decide to vacation in a cabin to get away from city life and family drama. Throughout the night, strange voices and hauntings begin to arise. But, it is not from your average ghost, but an Alexa?!? Echo is a thriller that brings challenges to this young couple who desperately try to escape the haunted cabin.
Character Breakdown
MELINDA: Early 20’s. Works as an intern for a law firm. She is the partner of Hayden. Is skeptical of the paranormal. Quick-witted and resourceful, but deep down is also sensitive. She wants to have her own opinions and thoughts in the relationship but sometimes feels she doesn’t.
HAYDEN: Early 20’s. An up-and-coming writer. They are the partner of Melinda. Believes in the paranormal but is frightened by it. A bit impulsive. Has the tendency to get defensive when confronted.
SPIRIT: No specific age. Dead. A restless spirit who haunts the cabin. Not much is known about them except that their mouth is sewn shut. Doesn’t have any spoken lines.
The Whispering Woods by Sophia Heirshberg
Directed by Sophia Heirshberg
Assistant director: Pershiyana Del Arian
Synopsis
Three friends, Adam, Lia, and Cami, sit around a campfire as Adam tells a spooky story about three other friends—Sam, Lucas, and Emma—who encounter mysterious whispers in the same woods. In the story, the whispers lead Sam, Lucas, and Emma to an abandoned cabin where they find a diary warning them about the whispers. They destroy the diary to escape the aggressive whispers and return to their campsite.
Character Descriptions
Human Characters
Adam: is the storyteller of the group. He has a knack for spinning tales that captivate his friends. With a calm demeanor and a love for the mysterious, Adam often leads the group on their adventures. He is resourceful and quick-thinking, always ready to face the unknown.
Lia: is adventurous and brave, often the first to volunteer for any challenge. She has a keen sense of curiosity and a strong will, which sometimes leads her into risky situations. Despite her bold exterior, she has a deep-seated fear of the supernatural, which she tries to hide from her friends.
Cami: is the skeptic of the group. She prefers logic and reason over ghost stories and myths. Her practical nature often balances out the group’s more adventurous tendencies. However, when faced with real danger, Cami’s loyalty and courage shine through, making her a dependable friend.
Puppets
Sam is the leader of the trio in Adam’s story. Confident and brave, Sam takes charge when the whispers begin. He is determined to uncover the truth behind the mysterious sounds, even if it means putting himself in danger.
Lucas is the cautious one among the three friends in the story. He is skeptical of the supernatural and prefers to stay safe. However, his loyalty to his friends pushes him to follow them into the unknown, despite his fears.
Emma is sensitive and intuitive, often picking up on things that others miss. She is deeply affected by the whispers and feels a strong connection to the supernatural elements of the story. Her empathy and insight often guide the group through their challenges
The Stomach of Agamemnon by Alex Latham
Directed by Josh Brewer
Assistant director: Carter Garcia
Synopsis
Two men get swallowed by a whale while one tries to escape with all his might the other accepts his fate. they both come in regular men but the stomach of the whale makes them become people they would not recognize in the mirror.
Character Breakdown
Old man is an older man on the last few years of his life he fears he has not amounted to anything in his long life he had dreams of being a war hero he wants to conquer land and have power
Sick man is a man suffering from tuberculosis he has a red birthmark on his check he has accepted the fact he is going to die. He is sarcastic and becomes sinister towards the end
The Whale is a huge beast with a demanding presence a monster that only cares about its next meal and scary its victims in its stomach very menacing almost like Smaug from “Lord of the Rings.”
The poet fears the sea and what’s in it narrates the story though poetry and scared that they might be the next victim of the whale
Brewed Awakening by Ava Cuilty
Directed by Reginald Whigham
Assistant Director Jana Scott
Synopsis
A couple meeting up for a date at a local coffee shop. Geo is a jerk but has little
quirks that Margo looks past. He is stubborn and consistently points out flaws in Margo so much
that she is willing to change for him. Very Opposites Attract. She knows continuing to be with
him is not the best idea, but she does not act on those thoughts until the barista, Spencer, points
out how horrible Geo is to her. Campy and Cute.
Character Breakdown
Margo: 20s, feminine presenting, pretty, bubbly, charismatic, high-strung
Geo: 20s, masculine presenting, handsome, cool, mysterious, conniving, nonchalant
Spencer: 20s, any gender, charming, typical cool barista that you would lowkey flirt with, either
really gay or a real girl's girl (possibly both)
Recollections of Eternity by Amanda DeSoto
Directed by Jon Pizzo Brewer
Assistant Director Amanda Desoto
Play Synopsis
On a seemingly perfect day, Iris is in the kitchen preparing lunch until Aspen comes in to chat with their beloved partner. The couple playfully teases each other until settling down for lunch. Iris and Aspen continue conversing sweetly with one another and teasing each other while enjoying their lunch. The conversation then takes a more contemplative turn as the couple expresses their thoughts on immorality and the scene repeats. However, this time Aspen is where they left off in the last scene and it is revealed, that this day is not real and is simply a cherished memory on a loop.
Character Breakdown
Iris: A kind young woman. She is very playful with her romantic partner Aspen and teases them constantly. She embodies the beauty of living in the moment and loving with her whole heart.
Aspen: May be played by a person of any gender and is the romantic partner to Iris. Aspen is very sincere and thoughtful. They are deeply devoted to Iris. Underneath their calm exterior, lies pain and grief.
Time in a Bottle by Amanda Desoto
Directed by Christina “Charms” Harms
Time in a Bottle is a short romantic drama centered around two separate moments in a couple’s lives. Atlas’ and Sarah’s love for what they value is portrayed both in a simple romantic moment as well as when disaster strikes during Atlas’ mission in space. Even through disaster though, their bond and love of each other and their own lives not only remains but appears stronger than before.
Characters Breakdown
Atlas: is an adult who has always sought adventure and beauty in space. The only thing he finds more beautiful and may value more is his wife, Sarah. He is confident and clear about what he loves and why and views himself as capable and worthy of achieving his values.
A younger Atlas (at least of later teenage age) with most or all of Atlas’ mentioned traits. At this point, Sarah is Atlas’ girlfriend.
Sarah: is an adult who has never doubted that happiness and achievement is possible. She assumes that she and the world is good and has always admired those who can turn their ambitions into realities. One of the reasons she loves her husband, Atlas, is because he lives her view of what a person should be.
A younger Sarah (at least of later teenage age) with most or all of Sarah’s mentioned traits. At this point, Atlas is Sarah’s boyfriend.
Control: The voice of a communication operator who communicates from Earth to Atlas in space.
Lord of the Fries by Artimis Ott
Directed by Josh Yates
Assistant Director: Artimis Ott
Synopsis
In this spoof of William Golding’s famous novel Lord of the Flies, Lord of the Fries follows five teenagers who find themselves in a McDonald’s after closing time. Can they survive until help arrives or will they
Character Breakdown
Ralphie- A somewhat normal seeming boy, very practical and calm.
Specs- An anxious, overthinking boy, who is characterized by his glasses and his asthma.
Justin- The “cool kid” who is overconfident and somewhat egotistical. Always thinks he has the best plans and should be the leader.
Samantha- Justin’s girl bff with a tom-boyish charm. She is Justin’s number one follower, and though she does pretty much anything he says she's not all that dumb.
Simone- An anxious, quiet, and rule-following girl, who just happens to be friends with Justin and Samantha.
"Twelfth Night"
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- Anyone can audition! (Tell your friends!)
- You do not need to be a theatre major to audition or be in a show.
- The main audition days are the first two days of auditions with callbacks on the last day of auditions.
- If you are unable to make the first two days of auditions, feel free to come the last day of auditions.
- If you can't make any of the audition days but would still like to be considered, please pick a side and email a self-tape to jloprieno@vcccd.edu.
- Sides (a small section of the script actors are given before an audition for either a play, film or television show) will be posted on this website closer to the dates of auditions.
- Pick a side or two that interests you and bring it to the auditions.
- There will be a sign in sheet at the auditions.
- You do not have to stay for the whole duration of the audition time but you are free to stay and watch.
- You do not have to come right when the audition starts.
- If cast, you will enroll in the production class that is 3 units.
- The show runs from Thursday, March 13th - Sunday, March 23rd.
- Rehearsals will begin Monday, January 13th
- Rehearsals will be M&W 6-9:15 and T&TH 3:30-5:45
- If you are a supporting character, you will not be called to all of those rehearsals but you are free to stay and watch
NO FEAR SHAKESPEARE SYNOPSIS "TWELFTH NIGHT"
In the kingdom of Illyria, a nobleman named Orsino lies around listening to music, pining away for the love of Lady Olivia. He cannot have her because she is in mourning for her dead brother and refuses to entertain any proposals of marriage. Meanwhile, off the coast, a storm has caused a terrible shipwreck. A young, aristocratic-born woman named Viola is swept onto the Illyrian shore. Finding herself alone in a strange land, she assumes that her twin brother, Sebastian, has been drowned in the wreck, and tries to figure out what sort of work she can do. A friendly sea captain tells her about Orsino’s courtship of Olivia, and Viola says that she wishes she could go to work in Olivia’s home. But since Lady Olivia refuses to talk with any strangers, Viola decides that she cannot look for work with her. Instead, she decides to disguise herself as a man, taking on the name of Cesario, and goes to work in the household of Duke Orsino.
Viola (disguised as Cesario) quickly becomes a favorite of Orsino, who makes Cesario his page. Viola finds herself falling in love with Orsino—a difficult love to pursue, as Orsino believes her to be a man. But when Orsino sends Cesario to deliver Orsino’s love messages to the disdainful Olivia, Olivia herself falls for the beautiful young Cesario, believing her to be a man. The love triangle is complete: Viola loves Orsino, Orsino loves Olivia, and Olivia loves Cesario—and everyone is miserable.
Meanwhile, we meet the other members of Olivia’s household: her rowdy drunkard of an uncle, Sir Toby; his foolish friend, Sir Andrew Aguecheek, who is trying in his hopeless way to court Olivia; Olivia’s witty and pretty waiting-gentlewoman, Maria; Feste, the clever clown of the house; and Malvolio, the dour, prudish steward of Olivia’s household. When Sir Toby and the others take offense at Malvolio’s constant efforts to spoil their fun, Maria engineers a practical joke to make Malvolio think that Olivia is in love with him. She forges a letter, supposedly from Olivia, addressed to her beloved (whose name is signified by the letters M.O.A.I.), telling him that if he wants to earn her favor, he should dress in yellow stockings and crossed garters, act haughtily, smile constantly, and refuse to explain himself to anyone. Malvolio finds the letter, assumes that it is addressed to him, and, filled with dreams of marrying Olivia and becoming noble himself, happily follows its commands. He behaves so strangely that Olivia comes to think that he is mad.
Meanwhile, Sebastian, who is still alive after all but believes his sister Viola to be dead, arrives in Illyria along with his friend and protector, Antonio. Antonio has cared for Sebastian since the shipwreck and is passionately (and perhaps sexually) attached to the young man—so much so that he follows him to Orsino’s domain, in spite of the fact that he and Orsino are old enemies.
Sir Andrew, observing Olivia’s attraction to Cesario (still Viola in disguise), challenges Cesario to a duel. Sir Toby, who sees the prospective duel as entertaining fun, eggs Sir Andrew on. However, when Sebastian—who looks just like the disguised Viola—appears on the scene, Sir Andrew and Sir Toby end up coming to blows with Sebastian, thinking that he is Cesario. Olivia enters amid the confusion. Encountering Sebastian and thinking that he is Cesario, she asks him to marry her. He is baffled, since he has never seen her before. He sees, however, that she is wealthy and beautiful, and he is therefore more than willing to go along with her. Meanwhile, Antonio has been arrested by Orsino’s officers and now begs Cesario for help, mistaking him for Sebastian. Viola denies knowing Antonio, and Antonio is dragged off, crying out that Sebastian has betrayed him. Suddenly, Viola has newfound hope that her brother may be alive.
Malvolio’s supposed madness has allowed the gleeful Maria, Toby, and the rest to lock Malvolio into a small, dark room for his treatment, and they torment him at will. Feste dresses up as "Sir Topas," a priest, and pretends to examine Malvolio, declaring him definitely insane in spite of his protests. However, Sir Toby begins to think better of the joke, and they allow Malvolio to send a letter to Olivia, in which he asks to be released.
Eventually, Viola (still disguised as Cesario) and Orsino make their way to Olivia’s house, where Olivia welcomes Cesario as her new husband, thinking him to be Sebastian, whom she has just married. Orsino is furious, but then Sebastian himself appears on the scene, and all is revealed. The siblings are joyfully reunited, and Orsino realizes that he loves Viola, now that he knows she is a woman, and asks her to marry him. We discover that Sir Toby and Maria have also been married privately. Finally, someone remembers Malvolio and lets him out of the dark room. The trick is revealed in full, and the embittered Malvolio storms off, leaving the happy couples to their celebration.
NO FEAR SHAKESPEARE "TWELFTH NIGHT"
Viola
A young woman of aristocratic birth, and the play’s protagonist. Washed up on the shore of Illyria when her ship is wrecked in a storm, Viola decides to make her own way in the world. She disguises herself as a young man, calling herself "Cesario," and becomes a page to Duke Orsino. She ends up falling in love with Orsino—even as Olivia, the woman Orsino is courting, falls in love with Cesario. Thus, Viola finds that her clever disguise has entrapped her: she cannot tell Orsino that she loves him, and she cannot tell Olivia why she, as Cesario, cannot love her. Her poignant plight is the central conflict in the play.
Orsino
A powerful nobleman in the country of Illyria. Orsino is lovesick for the beautiful Lady Olivia, but becomes more and more fond of his handsome new page boy, Cesario, who is actually a woman—Viola. Orsino is a vehicle through which the play explores the absurdity of love: a supreme egotist, Orsino mopes around complaining how heartsick he is over Olivia, when it is clear that he is chiefly in love with the idea of being in love and enjoys making a spectacle of himself. His attraction to the ostensibly male Cesario injects sexual ambiguity into his character.
Olivia
A wealthy, beautiful, and noble Illyrian lady, Olivia is courted by Orsino and Sir Andrew Aguecheek, but to each of them she insists that she is in mourning for her brother, who has recently died, and will not marry for seven years. She and Orsino are similar characters in that each seems to enjoy wallowing in his or her own misery. Viola’s arrival in the masculine guise of Cesario enables Olivia to break free of her self-indulgent melancholy. Olivia seems to have no difficulty transferring her affections from one love interest to the next, however, suggesting that her romantic feelings—like most emotions in the play—do not run deep.
Sebastian
Viola’s lost twin brother. When he arrives in Illyria, traveling with Antonio, his close friend and protector, Sebastian discovers that many people think that they know him. Furthermore, the beautiful Lady Olivia, whom he has never met, wants to marry him. Sebastian is not as well rounded a character as his sister. He seems to exist to take on the role that Viola fills while disguised as Cesario—namely, the mate for Olivia.
Malvolio
The straitlaced steward—or head servant—in the household of Lady Olivia. Malvolio is very efficient but also very self-righteous, and he has a poor opinion of drinking, singing, and fun. His priggishness and haughty attitude earn him the enmity of Sir Toby, Sir Andrew, and Maria, who play a cruel trick on him, making him believe that Olivia is in love with him. In his fantasies about marrying his mistress, he reveals a powerful ambition to rise above his social class.
Feste
The clown, or fool, of Olivia’s household, Feste moves between Olivia’s and Orsino’s homes. He earns his living by making pointed jokes, singing old songs, being generally witty, and offering good advice cloaked under a layer of foolishness. In spite of being a professional fool, Feste often seems the wisest character in the play.
Sir Toby Belch
Olivia’s uncle. Olivia lets Sir Toby Belch live with her, but she does not approve of his rowdy behavior, practical jokes, heavy drinking, late-night carousing, or friends (specifically the idiotic Sir Andrew). Sir Toby also earns the ire of Malvolio. But Sir Toby has an ally, and eventually a mate, in Olivia’s sharp-witted waiting-gentlewoman, Maria. Together they bring about the triumph of chaotic spirit, which Sir Toby embodies, and the ruin of the controlling, self-righteous Malvolio.
Maria
Olivia’s clever, daring young waiting-gentlewoman. Maria is remarkably similar to her antagonist, Malvolio, who harbors aspirations of rising in the world through marriage. But Maria succeeds where Malvolio fails—perhaps because she is a woman, but, more likely, because she is more in tune than Malvolio with the anarchic, topsy-turvy spirit that animates the play.
Sir Andrew Aguecheek
A friend of Sir Toby’s. Sir Andrew Aguecheek attempts to court Olivia, but he doesn’t stand a chance. He thinks that he is witty, brave, young, and good at languages and dancing, but he is actually an idiot.
Antonio
A man who rescues Sebastian after his shipwreck. Antonio has become very fond of Sebastian, caring for him, accompanying him to Illyria, and furnishing him with money—all because of a love so strong that it seems to be romantic in nature. Antonio’s attraction to Sebastian, however, never bears fruit. Despite the ambiguous and shifting gender roles in the play, Twelfth Night remains a romantic comedy in which the characters are destined for marriage. In such a world, homoerotic attraction cannot be fulfilled.
The Captain
The captain of Viola and Sebastian’s sunken ship. After they reach land, the Captain assures Viola that Sebastian was still alive when they were separated. He also helps her establish a new life in Illyria by informing her about Orsino and Olivia as well as disguising her as Cesario.
Fabian
A servant of Olivia’s. Fabian often accompanies Sir Toby and Maria, and he enjoys partaking in their scheme to embarrass Malvolio. In the end, however, he is the first one to own up to their prank.
CAST LIST
- If you are cast, you MUST be enrolled in the THA M10A, B, C or D class by 1/1/25 if you are to keep your role. The CRNs are:
- M10A: 32120
- M10B: 32124
- M10C: 32127
- M10D: 32128
- We will be having a READ THROUGH of the play on Tuesday 1/7/25 in PA-149 @ 6:00pm
- COSTUME MEASUREMENTS: Expect and email from Haleh sometime over break to set an appointment.
- Sometime over the break, I will also be sending out a rehearsal schedule. Please align it with your work schedule ASAP.
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Someone will be in the shop Tuesday and Wednesday of next week. Please go and pick up scripts or purchase the NO FEAR SHAKESPEARE version of “Twelfth Night.”
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Please highlight your lines in the script and research any term or word that you are unfamiliar with as you go through the script
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There are several productions of "Twelfth Night" on the college Library Database through Digital Theatre + and Drama online. Feel free to login to your portal and watch any (or ALL!) of these productions.
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Thank you again for all of your time and interest in the show and I can’t wait to see all of you in the coming year.
VIOLA
#2 Audrey Fischer
#37 Izellah Sanchez
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OLIVIA
#32 Mila Chapman
#43 Alice Lowery
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ORSINO
#23 Braeden Woolley
#48 William Flannery
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SEBASTIAN
#34 Shane McDermott
#38 Alex Franco
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MALVOLIO
#8 Alex Latham
#36 Dash Jeffords
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MARIA
#21 Ash Gilmore
#60 Eliza King
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SIR TOBY
#51 Max Krikorian
#69 TJ Aluisi
SIR ANDREW #11 Zachary Lopez
#1 Josh Brewer
PRIEST
#54 Gabe Valentine
CAPTAIN
#35 Connor Noeske
FABIAN
# 25 Emma Martin CURIO #76 Ryan Schmidt VALENTINE #45 Carlos Silva |
Women’s Ensemble
#58 Zoe Alanis
#61 Aubrey McGowan
# 25 Emma Martin
#26 Julia Patterson
#5 Charms Harms
#55 Sierra Conway
#12 Olivia Pedrzea
#70 Faith Payuan
#77 Mae Cohen
#71 Dana Davis
Dance Captains
Kaily Garris Valerie Morales
Men’s Ensemble #62 Ricky Meza
#20 Josh Yates #35 Connor Noeske
#57 Carter Garcia
#64 Teddy Diaz
#54 Gabe Valentine
#45 Carlos Silva
#76 Ryan Schmidt
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FOOL (FESTE)
#68 Noa Walker
#10 Harper Weyman
ANTONIO
#3 Noah Cohen
#16 Jo Winward-Kloss
JAZZ CLUB SINGER
# 50 Tae Bond
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