[Nstc] "Boy Gets Girl" final weekend, Ramble, and "The Killing Game" Auditions

[nstcbbt at zianet.com]

Hi,

Our current, "Boy Gets Girl," an exciting thriller written by Rebecca  
Gilman and directed by Autumn Gieb, has final oerformances this weekend on  
Thursday, October 31 at 7, Friday and Saturday, November 1 and 2 at 8 p.m.  
and a Sunday matinee on November 3 at 2:30 p.m. You can make reservations  
by calling us at (575) 523-1223 or online at http:www.no-strings.org. Mike  
Cook's excellent review of the play is in The Bulletin this week and on the  
NSTC website.

RAMBLE: Artist Jan Addy is exhibiting her lovely watercolors and pencil  
drawings in thetheatregallery in conjunction with the run of "Boy Gets  
Girl.". We will have a reception for Jan at the Ramble on Friday, November  
1, from 5:00 - 7:00 p.m.

COOKBOOK: Thanks to those of you who have sent us recipes. We are still  
accepting recipes for the No Strings Theatre Cookbook. We will need 100 to  
make it happen, and we would like to have a good representation from our  
loyal patrons. E-mail your recipe(s) to nstcbbt at zianet.com.

AUDITIONS: There will be auditions for The Killing Game on Sunday, November  
3 at 2:30 p.m. and Monday, November 4 at 7 p.m at the Black Box Theatre  
Annex (Black Box Too) located at 717A N. Mesquite Street, in Las Cruces.

Roles
12 actors. 100 characters. 250,000 dead

All roles in the play are ensemble roles. While some actors have been  
precast to be members of the show, no specific roles have yet been  
assigned. There remain 8-10 positions available, all genders, ages from  
late teens through adulthood. The script does specifically need two older  
adults.

Auditions consist of cold readings from the script. A perusal script will  
be available at the Ask Here Desk at Branigan Library on Monday 10/29 >An  
unnamed city in an unnamed country is beset by an unnamed plague.  
Quarantined from the rest of the world and hemmed in by unknowns, how does  
the population of the city deal with the horror? Not well. Ionesco's  
absurdist play uses gleefully dark humor and an unrelenting examination of  
human nature combine to keep us unbalanced and uncertain, but laughing  
through it all.

For more information, please email the director, Marissa Bond, at  
mcamillebond at gmail.com.

The performance dates are January 24-February 9.

See you at the theatre!
Ceil