The Community Theatre of Greensboro supports non-traditional casting and encourages all actors and actresses in our community to get involved. CTG also invites volunteers with special needs to reach out to us and find out how we can make you part of the CTG family. We offer multiple facets of accessibility that enable volunteers to participate in CTG classes, camps, workshops, events and productions.

AUDITION DATES

GCS Elementary School Students  – Monday, March 8

GCS Middle  School Students –  Tuesday, March 9

GCS High School Students – Tuesday, March 16

GCS Faculty and Staff – Monday, March 22

Auditions will be held at Grimsley High School.

All auditions will take place at Grimsley High School. Auditionees may arrive anytime between 4:00 and 7:00pm.

Auditionees will need to have a short song prepared to sing accapella (without music)

Please wear comfortable clothes to learn a movement combination.

Cast list will be posted on the CTG website on Monday, March 29. Rehearsals begin late May.

Mitchel Sommers – msommers@ctgso.org
Nathan Street -  streetn@gcsnc.com
Rozalynn Fulton – rfulton@ctgso.org

The Community Theatre of Greensboro is auditioning for the musical

DOCTOR DOLITTLE

Directed by Rozalynn Fulton
Musical Direction by Thelma Grassi
Choreography by Dorothy Lennon

Wednesday, March 17 from 6-8pm
(ages 8 to 18)

Saturday, March 20 from 3-5pm
(ages 8 to 18)

Monday, March 22 6-8pm
Callbacks

First company meeting Wednesday, March 24

CTG Studio, 4th floor
Greensboro Cultural Center
200 North Davie Street
Greensboro, NC 2740

Please come prepared with a song with sheet music or a karaoke CD. You will also be taught a dance combination.

ABOUT THE PRODUCTION

"Who would have believed that animals have their own side of things?" One very special doctor with a deep understanding and love of animals finds he is able to speak with them. This one moment of comprehension is a light that carries John Dolittle, M.D., from one adventure to the next. Doctor Dolittle, Polynesia the parrot, Gug-Gub the pig, Jip the dog, Dab-Dab the duck and Chee-Chee the monkey travel to Africa to save the monkeys from a terrible plague. Once there they are captured and escape from the Jolliginki who want to serve them for dinner, elude misguided pirates who want to ransom them, and discover wild and wonderful never-before-seen animals. Even the famous African cannibal food critic, Mimi Eataton, makes an appearance. Doctor Dolittle comes to see that his love of learning coupled with his love of animals affords him a unique opportunity to speak on behalf of all animals. With the cooperation of all the animals of Africa, the doctor creates a solution that in the end protects the animals while providing new and better employment for the pirates and Jolliginki. Perseverance, patience and creativity win over ignorance every time.

Performances are May 14-16 at the Broach Theatre.