The Twilight of the Golds
by City Theatre Company

Dec. 27 - Jan. 06 (2023)

If your parents knew everything about you before you were born, would you be here? That is the question posed in Jonathan Tolins’ critically acclaimed Off-Broadway play Twilight of the Golds. Suzanne’s family is ecstatic to hear she is expecting her first child. But when a groundbreaking test reveals something much more than expected, the news tears them apart, forcing the entire Gold family to confront issues of tolerance, evolution, identity, and the limits -and boundlessness - of love. Taking on questions of individual rights and choice with operatic proportions, this evocative, eerily topical morality play may well be more relevant now than ever.


City Theatre Auditions for Jonathan Tolins’ acclaimed Off-Broadway play The Twilight of the Golds

 December 27, 2023 – January 6, 2024

Time: Fifteen-minute spots by appointment.

Where: Genesis Creative Collective.1507 Wilshire Blvd., Austin On the campus of Genesis Presbyterian Church.

 No prepared monologue needed. Sides will be performed. Those will be sent before your audition date. Please be familiar with the show and plan to stay a few minutes after your time as you may audition with others. Please bring headshot and resume.This is an open call to all actors.

Show dates February 9 – 25, 2024 with rehearsals beginning January 8. Directed by Artistic Director Andy Berkovsky.

512-470-1100 or info@citytheatreaustin.org to set up an appointment.

CHARACTERS:

David Gold, late twenties. Charming, sensitive, gay, aspiring set designer. A fervent Wagner fan. Male-identifying.

Suzanne Gold-Stein, early thirties, his sister. Bright, attractive. Feels as if she never lived up to her own potential. Buyer at Bloomingdales. Female-identifying.

Rob Stein, early thirties, Suzanne's husband. A genetic researcher. Handsome, decent fellow. Still feels like an outsider. Male-identifying.

Phyllis Gold, fifties, David and Suzanne's mother. Elegant woman, smarter than sometimes lets on. Always worried about her children. Female-identifying.

Walter Gold, fifties, David and Suzanne's father. Sometimes gruff New York businessman. Far more sensitive than he appears. Male-identifying.