Auditions for Male Roles in Then There Were None by Agatha Christie, Austin Playhouse, September 28, 2013

Austin Playhouse is auditioning for select male roles in Agatha Christie's murder-mystery AND THEN THERE WERE NONE, directed by Lara Toner. The play runs November 22 - December 22 at our Highland Mall theatre. Performances are Thursday - Saturday at 8 pm, Sunday at 5 pm. 



Please email headshots and resumes to lara_toner@austinplayhouse.com.


Auditions will consist of script readings and will be held on Saturday, September 28, by appointment only. Austin Playhouse hires Equity and non-Equity performers. All actors are compensated.

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And Then There Were None by Agatha Christie: When ten house guests gather on a secluded island, the situation is ripe for misfortune. One by one, each guest meets their fate. Who's the murderous culprit? And who will be next? The play is set on a small island off the coast of England, 1939. British accents will be used.


ROLES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE:

Captain Philip Lombard: (30’s – 40’s) A former military man who has engaged in some quasi-legal activities and appears to be a type of mercenary.

Justice Lawrence Wargrave: (50’s – 60’s) a retired judge. He has the reputation of being a "hanging judge" and he admits to having a deep-seated fascination with both justice and death.

Dr. Edward George Armstrong: (40’s – 50’s) a successful London medical doctor and recovering alcoholic.

William Henry Blore: (40’s – 50’s) a private detective and ex-Scotland Yard Inspector.

Thomas Rogers: (40’s) the caretaker on the island, married to the cook.