Lighthouse

Written by Dani Martineck

Directed by McClain Leong

Content Warning: Displays of C-PTSD, potential for choreographed theatrical intimacy

Photo from: https://www.theirishjewelrycompany.com/blog/post/the-legend-of-the-selkies

Lighthouse, by Dani Martineck, is a play about Fin, Tommi, and Bridge, three selkies reconnecting after years apart.

The script mentions intimacy in the form of hugs and a kiss (all open to discussion between performers and director) and displays of C-PTSD (complex post-traumatic stress disorder).

Tommi and Bridge are being cast as gender-flexible, the performer does not have to identify as a woman or use she/her.

Gender presentation in all roles will be discussed between performer and director after casting.

Fin (they/them)

Personable but anxious. Has just gotten out of an abusive relationship.

This role involves choreographed physical intimacy (hugs) and displays of C-PTSD.

Note: There is no description or portrayal of the previous abusive relationship.

Tommi (she/her, flexible)

Caring, stubborn, and protective. In a relationship with Bridge.

This role involves choreographed physical intimacy (hugs and a kiss, open to discussion).

Bridge (she/her, flexible)

Kind, motherly, and forgiving. In a relationship with Tommi.

This role involves choreographed physical intimacy (hugs and a kiss, open to discussion).

Fill out the audition form here!

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