Single Black Female
by Ground Floor Theatre
Dec. 10 (2019)
Single Black Female is a two-woman show with rapid-fire comic vignettes that explore the lives of thirty-something African American middle-class women in urban America as they search for love, clothes, and dignity in a world that fails to recognize them amongst a parade of stereotypical images.
[photo: Joyce Ross and Riddick Marie fin the 2006 New York production. By Gerry Goodstein, via the New York Times.)
Ground Floor Theatre is holding auditions for one role in Single Black Female by Lisa B. Thompson, to be directed by Matrex Kilgore.
Auditions will be held at Ground Floor Theatre (979 Springdale Rd Suite 122) on Tuesday, December 10, 2019 from 7 pm – 10 pm by appointment only (contact info below). Please prepare a monologue and be ready to read from the script. Auditioners should bring a resume and headshot with them. Ground Floor Theatre is committed to inclusivity and as such unless specifically called for in the script, we cast without consideration to ability, race, ethnicity, gender identity, sexual orientation, size, or shape. One actress has already been cast. Roles will be assigned after 2nd actress is chosen.
Characters
SBF 1 - African American woman. Mid-thirties. A mildly androgynous literature professor with natural hair, a bookish, style and clothing accented with “afrocentric” accessories. She wears eccentric eyeglasses.
SBF 2 - African American woman. Mid-thirties. An attorney who sports a flowing perm or hair weave and wears sexy business suits. SBF 1’s best friend, confidante and alter ego.
Performances Feb 13 – 29, 2020, with rehearsals beginning in January.
Email Patti@GroundFloorTheatre.org to schedule an audition slot.
