The Cookie Fight
by Wimberley Players

Nov. 12 - Nov. 13 (2019)

 ​“The Cookie Fight” is both funny and relatable to anyone who has attempted to go home again (as many of us have!) You will be laughing out loud with the colorful cast of characters: three siblings - an embattled CEO, an under-employed actor and a born-again Christian - who gather in their childhood home for Christmas and begin a fight over the financial and spiritual future of their family, their country and, yes, a cookie. As their battles escalate, the action spills over into the strangely comforting corner convenience store and its unprepared owner, Gus.

Audition Notice

The Texas Premiere of a new comedy!

The Cookie Fight

​by Judith Leora
Wimberley Players, Wimberley Playhouse, 450 Old Kyle Rd., Wimberley, 78676

playing Feb. 14, 2020- Mar. 8, 2020, Fri/Sat curtain at 7:30, Sun at 2:30

Director:​ ​Wimberley resident,​ Charles Duggan​, producer of the national tours of the “Greater Tuna” comedy trilogy, is directing and producing this Texas premiere of Judith Leora’s new comedy with an eye toward launching “The Cookie Fight” on its road to New York.

Audition Dates: Tuesday, Nov. 12th at 7:00 pm​ at the Wimberley Playhouse Wednesday, Nov. 13th at 7:00 pm ​at the Wimberley Playhouse

Callbacks will be held on ​Saturday, Nov. 16th from 12:30 pm​, at the Wimberley Playhouse located at 450 Old Kyle Road, Wimberley TX 78676

Process: ​1s​ t​ round – Group readings from script.
Callbacks – Group readings, sides will be provided.

Please reserve an audition date by emailing the address below and bring a headshot and resume​. Callbacks will be by invitation only. Not all potential cast members will be called back.

 

Characters:

Charlie (oldest brother), mid 40s, business man attractive - CEO of a financial services company. Wilson (middle sibling), 40ish - Struggling, attractive actor living in Los Angeles.
Joy (youngest sibling), mid 30s - A born-again Christian and former missionary.

Lucy (Asian-American), mid 20s - Extremely smart and chic. Works for Charlie. Stacey, 40ish - Suburban Mom, married with two kids. Wilson's ex-girlfriend.

Gus (Pakastani-American), mid- to late 30s - Owner of the Convino- Mart convenience store. Must be able to learn to pronounce Urdu (Pakistan’s national language) and speak in accented English.

For information and to schedule audition, please email auditions@wimberleyplayers.org