Be prepared to do improvisation exercises and possibly tell a joke or a short story as part of the audition.
There will be no formal readings
Rabbits friends and relation lines will be divided equally between the chorus, who will also double as bees in the first part of the show.
Please direct any questions to Director Deb Nichols at vicepresident@salineareaplayers.org
Open Roles:
CHRISTOPHER ROBIN
Our Storyteller-in-Chief.
POOH 326 lines
A bear of very little brain, but of very big heart. And is a pretty good thinker when the situation calls for it.
PIGLET 171 lines
A very small pig who feels that every story should be about them.
RABBIT 86 lines
Doesn’t really want to talk to anyone. Thinks they’re smart.
ROO 29 lines
A baby kangaroo with a tendency to tumble into things they shouldn’t.
KANGA 41 lines
A kangaroo mother who knows she can’t take her eye off of Roo for obvious reasons.
OWL 66 lines
Thinks they are EXTREMELY smart. Atrocious spelling.
EEYORE 74 lines
A grey donkey with a tendency to see the worst in everything.
RABBIT RELATIONS 144 lines
A narrator.
RABBIT FRIENDS 142 lines
A narrator.
(I am so sorry, Tigger does not enter the stories until the 2nd book and this play is based on the first book.)