Audition Information
Auditions
Callout Meeting
Wednesday, December 4
Auditorium
3:15
Auditions
Monday, December 9
Black Box
3:45
Callback Auditions
Invitation Only for Principal and featured Singing and Acting Roles
Wednesday, December 11
Black Box
3:45
Depending on how many audition, we may run ahead or behind. Be flexible.
Callback List
Thanks to all who auditioned. Casting is never easy, but it is exceptionally hard when so many students show great ability. An invitation for callbacks is not an indication of any final casting decisions. The following list of people are invited for a callback audition. Listed in alphabetical order of last name.
Evan Brooks
Veronica Cervantes
Triniti Colbert
Lily Egan
Thommy Flamm
Olivia Giaretta
Maddox Jamison
Trent Josleyn
Lia Lagos
Angelynn Neal
Rana Stevens
Abigail Taylor
Sasha Trajkovski
Miles Verpooten
Ryan Welsh
Bryce Zamojski
Andrew Zenere
Audition Information
Wear appropriate clothing to the audition.
Be sure to have your audition form submitted online prior to arriving at auditions.
Choose an audition script. Choose 1 scene to prepare with a partner.
We are rooting for you and want you to be successful! This is a learning environment!
You must be able to attend all Dress Rehearsals and all Performances.
During auditions, please be respectful of all students.
Only students that are auditioning may attend auditions. No friends or parents allowed.
Recording of auditions is not permitted.
See Mr. Flewelling for all general audition questions.
Callback Information
Callback list will be posted online by Tuesday, December 10
Callback auditions will take place Wednesday, December 11 at 3:45.
Callbacks are by invitation only. An invitation is not an indication of casting.
Cast List Posted by Monday, December 16
First Rehearsal - Wednesday, December 18 at 2:45
Performances March 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16, 2025
Show Information
From Mischief, Broadway masters of comedy, comes the smash hit farce. Welcome to opening night of the Cornley University Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going from bad to utterly disastrous. This 1920s whodunit has everything you never wanted in a show—an unconscious leading lady, a corpse that can’t play dead, and actors who trip over everything (including their lines). Nevertheless, the accident-prone thespians battle against all odds to make it through to their final curtain call, with hilarious consequences! Part Monty Python, part Sherlock Holmes, this Olivier Award–winning comedy is a global phenomenon that’s guaranteed to leave you aching with laughter!
Character Description
Main Characters
Chris (Christine): The director of the play and actor portraying Inspector Carter.
Pompous and serious, Chris struggles to maintain control of the disastrous production, becoming increasingly exasperated as things fall apart.
Jonathan: Actor playing Charles Haversham, the "murder victim."
Overly dramatic and committed to his role, Jonathan often struggles with staying "dead" amidst the chaos.
Robert: Actor playing Thomas Colleymoore, the best friend of the victim.
Self-assured and oblivious, Robert is a hammy performer who doesn’t realize his overacting and constant ad-libbing derail the show.
Dennis (Denise): Actor playing Perkins, the butler.
Dennis is a terrible actor with poor delivery and often mispronounces words. He is utterly oblivious to his lack of talent.
Sandra: Actor playing Florence Colleymoore, the victim’s fiancée.
Glamorous and self-centered, Sandra revels in the spotlight and frequently overacts. Her dramatic flairs often heighten the chaos.
Max: Actor playing Cecil Haversham (the victim’s brother) and Arthur the Gardener.
Over-enthusiastic and inexperienced, Max frequently breaks character to seek the audience’s approval, basking in applause.
Annie: Stage manager who is forced into performing when things go wrong.
Initially shy and reluctant, Annie gains confidence and becomes hilariously over-the-top as she steps into the action.
Trevor (Tess): The sound and lighting technician.
Uninvolved and indifferent, Trevor spends most of his time complaining about the cast and crew. He’s often dragged into the action unwillingly.
Ensemble Roles
Stage Crew- The stage crew for Murder at Haversham Manor
Well-meaning but overwhelmed by the mounting technical disasters. They often get dragged into the action, unintentionally stealing the show as they scramble to hold everything together.
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