ABET | Atlantic Beach Experimental Theatre

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LITTLE WOMEN

by JOHN D. RAVOLD
from the novel by Louisa M Alcott

DECEMBER 3-4, 10-12, 16-18 | 2010

Showtimes : Thurs, Fri & Sat at 8:00pm | Sundays at 2:00pm
Box Office Opens : 45 minutes before show
Doors Open : 30 minutes before show
Admission : Adults – $15 | Senior, Student, Military – $12

directed by ERIK DeCICCO

CLASSIC | This dramatization of Louisa May Alcott’s classic novel about a mother’s love for her children and their appreciation is timeless in its appeal. Delivers its message of hope and cheer in a way that sends us from the theatre with a higher opinion of humankind than we had when we entered.

AUDITION NOTICE

Auditions will consist of a cold reading from the script

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 at 2:00PM

AVAILABLE ROLES

MEG (Margaret): The oldest daughter, the beauty of the March sisters | age 16 at the opening of the play

JO (Josephine): The second oldest daughter of Margaret March, Jo is a tomboy | age 15 at the opening of the play

BETH (Elizabeth): The second youngest of the March sisters, more quiet and shy than her sisters | age 13 at the opening of the play

AMY: The youngest of the March sisters, a proper young lady with a short fuse | age 12 at the opening of the play

LAURIE (Theodore Laurence): A rich young man who is a neigbor to the March family, attractive and charming, a love interest of multiple March sisters

JOHN BROOKE: A tutor to Laurie and love interest of Meg

AUNT MARCH: A widowed rich aunt of Mr. March, temperamental and judgemental, exceedingly vociferous

MR. MARCH: Father of the March family, a wise scholar and chaplain in the Union army

PROFESSOR BHAER: A German immigrant, poor, a mentor and friend to Jo