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THE MOVE

We are currently in the process of securing our new permanent location. Thank you for your patience during this transition. In the meantime, we're proud to announce that we'll be opening our 2010-11 season at Peace Lutheran Church in Southfield. A huge thanks to Pastor Tim at Peace Lutheran for opening his space to us as a temporary home, where we held our February 2010 production of Twelve Angry Men and our May 2010 production of Funny Valentines.


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Auditions!

AUDITIONS DATES FOR ALMOST, MAINE:
Wednesday, August 18th and Friday, August 20th, 7:00PM at Peace Lutheran Church in Southfield. Visit our Location page for directions.

Almost, Maine is a sometimes poignant comedy set in Maine on a winter evening when Northern Lights appear. It is 9 short scenes, each no longer that 6 pages, mostly only two characters. It can be cast with 4 actors, or our preference of up to 19 actors. This could be great for someone who wants to get their feet wet on stage or doesn’t want to commit to a 500 line part.

Almost, Maine is written for younger actors
20’s-30’s but the directors will work with those up to 50ish. There is no dialect. All are ordinary people.

PROLOGUE
Pete and Ginette have been dating for a while.

HER HEART
East is a repairman. Glory is a hiker.

SAD AND GLAD
Jimmy is a heating and cooling guy. Sandrine is his ex-girlfriend and a salty waitress.

THIS HURTS
Marvalyn is a woman good at protecting herself. Steve is an open kind fellow whose brother protects him.

GETTING IT BACK
Gayle and Lendell are long-time girlfriend and boyfriend.

THEY FELL
Randy and Chad are two “Country Boys”.

WHERE IT WENT
Phil is a working man. Marie is his hardworking wife.

STORY OF HOPE
Hope has traveled the world. A Man has not.

SEEING THE THING
Rhonda is a tough woman. Dave is the not so tough man who loves her.

The Rosedale Community Players is a proud member in good standing of CTAM (Community Theatre Association of Michigan) and AACT (American Association of Community Theatre). For more information about CTAM or AACT, click on their logos.

For information about theatre productions in the Detroit area, please visit our friends at The Detroit Area Theatre (www.detroitareatheatre.com).