Crave Blue
by Mouth Radio

Feb. 25 - Feb. 27 (2017)

A mermaid exhibition. A strange lake in the middle of West Texas. Ice cream in a multiple flavors. Crave Blue, a new play by Sarah Loucks, follows the lives of four women who dress up as mermaids to try and pay the bills. When a local man claims to have seen a real mermaid, the exhibit booms, drawing attention to the town and the secret it’s hiding. At once gritty and surreal, Crave Blue uses humor and magic to explore issues of gender, labor, and sacrifice in West Texas. 


Audition Announcement--Crave Blue 
A new play by Sarah Loucks
Directed by guest artist Ann Marie Dorr
Produced by MouthRadio

Saturday Feb. 25th 1:30-3:30 (The Carver Museum, 1165 Angelina Street) 
Monday Feb. 27th 6:30-9:30pm (The Dougherty Arts Center, 1110 Barton Springs Rd)
By appointment only
Callbacks on Tuesday Feb. 28th

*Interested in auditioning but can't attend? Please let us know! 

How to Audition:
1) Email mouthradiotheatre@gmail.com to request an audition slot. Include your  headshot and resume.
2) Prepare a contemporary monologue not to exceed 2 minutes.
3) A script sample will be sent to you via email. Please read it and familiarize yourself with the style and theme of the play.

Roles Available:

FINTASIA:       20s-30s, Latina, a mermaid.


TREASURE:   Late teens-20s, black, a mermaid. 

 

WILD TUNA:   20s-30s, white, a mermaid.

 

NEW GIRL:     20s, any ethnicity, a mermaid. 

 

PHIL:               40s-50s, any ethnicity.

 

DARYL:           30s, any ethnicity. 

 

REPORTER:   20s-30s, any ethnicity. 

 

Ensemble Characters: Children, Tourists, Bartender

 

The director, Ann Marie Dorr, is based in NYC, so the auditions will be taped. This project is PAID.

 

About the Company: Sarah Loucks produces plays and other nonsense under the name MouthRadio. MouthRadio creates dynamic, weird, and joyful live performance with a focus on emerging artists and underrepresented voices. 

Performance Dates: July 28th-August 6th, 2017 with the possibility for a third weekend. 

Rehearsal Process: An introductory workshop is tentatively being held the weekend of May 5th and 6th. The rehearsal process is 4 weeks long, with the full rehearsal schedule beginning June 28th. Primary characters should expect to rehearse 5 nights a week up until tech. Ensemble characters should expect to rehearse 4 times a week, depending on the demands of the role. Please apply only if you are able to fully commit to an intensive 4 week rehearsal process. Actors will be required to memorize the script before rehearsals begin.
 
Performance Venue: Santa Cruz Studio Theatre, E. 7th Street, across from Huston-Tillotson University