Auditions for Doubt, A Parable
AUDITIONS for CBMT's
production of "Doubt, A Parable"
By John Patrick Shanley
Directed By Dean Bourland
Thursday, June 18th
4 - 7 PM- by appointment only, schedule your 20 min time slot below
Audition Location: Tully's outdoor patio CB South
Performance Dates: August 7-8 & 13-15 @ Tully's
Rehearsals and performances will be socially distanced
Audition sides and script will be emailed to you after you sign up for an audition slot.
If you are unable to attend the auditions on Thursday the 18th, please let us know. We will send you instructions on how to submit digitally.
Casting Breakdown:
Sister Aloysius Beauvier (Lead): Female, 40-80
The head nun and principal of St. Nicholas Parish and School in the Bronx. Stern, rigid, and driven by a high sense of moral duty. She is also suspicious and cynical, and has no tolerance for weakness.
Father Flynn (Lead): Male, 30-60
from a working class background; articulate and personable; a Catholic priest at St. Nicholas. He is progressive and friendly—he prides himself on being approachable and amiable with the students at the parish. Accused of molesting a young student at the school.
Sister James (Supporting): Female, 19-35
a member of the Sisters of Charity in the Bronx and a new teacher at St. Nicholas. Young and idealistic, she is passionate about teaching. Caught between duty and conflict between Sister Aloysius and Father Flynn.
Ms. Muller (Supporting): Female, 30-50
An African-American woman; working class, the mother of Donald Muller, a new student at St. Nicholas and its first African American student. She’s a realist; weary and wary of the world. Mother of the boy who is supposedly molested.
Sister Aloysius Beauvier (Lead): Female, 40-80
The head nun and principal of St. Nicholas Parish and School in the Bronx. Stern, rigid, and driven by a high sense of moral duty. She is also suspicious and cynical, and has no tolerance for weakness.
Father Flynn (Lead): Male, 30-60
from a working class background; articulate and personable; a Catholic priest at St. Nicholas. He is progressive and friendly—he prides himself on being approachable and amiable with the students at the parish. Accused of molesting a young student at the school.
Sister James (Supporting): Female, 19-35
a member of the Sisters of Charity in the Bronx and a new teacher at St. Nicholas. Young and idealistic, she is passionate about teaching. Caught between duty and conflict between Sister Aloysius and Father Flynn.
Ms. Muller (Supporting): Female, 30-50
An African-American woman; working class, the mother of Donald Muller, a new student at St. Nicholas and its first African American student. She’s a realist; weary and wary of the world. Mother of the boy who is supposedly molested.