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Romeo and Juliet-Medfield,MA
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ID # 100490
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Live Event
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Submission Type |
Open Call
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Medfield,MA |
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Non-union
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n/a
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Release Date |
04-27-07
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| Audition Date |
12-31-69
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Submission Deadline |
05-15-07
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| Shoot Date |
12-31-69
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| Casting Category |
Theatre - Non-Equity
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| Market(s) |
Cleveland, OH>Detroit, MI |
Actors aged 16 and up are welcome to attend. Those auditioning need not bring a prepared monologue. No prior Shakespeare experience is necessary. The only requirement is that actors have a willingness to learn and have fun. All roles are being cast through this audition process.
The production will be directed by Ted Eaton, who returns to Gazebo again after being the Fight Director for last summer?s production of As You Like It. Mr. Eaton has directed numerous productions and also teaches theater, having just finished a semester as a guest lecturer at North Carolina State University.
NOTE: ALL TALENT UNDER THE AGE OF 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY A PARENT OR LEGAL GUARDIAN AT ALL TIMES
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Seeking 10 talent(s) for this role
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Actors needed.
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Searchable talent specs:
Gender: Male Female
Age: from 21 to 65 |
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" He denied there was a rush to conflict Iraq is under fire, and I want you to stop the flame, and that is Saddam Hussein," said Hassan, 23, who came to Britain from Baghdad in 1988 I've heard it all before," said Juan Allos, 23, an Iraqi exile now living in London
"It is not really working though, is it?" Woord replied
Blair used the platform to restate his views on the need to remove Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein from power and destroy his weapons, rebutting suggestions that his pro-American stance was motivated by a desire for oil and that a war would kill up to half a million Iraqi civilians
"I'm fairly pessimistic "It was particularly shocking to hear what they have been through
But Hassan was more circumspect after the taping, saying he had been impressed with Blair only "to some extent" and that he wanted to make it clear he was against war Blair Faces Grilling From MTV Generation
Mar 6, 4:22 PM EST
Prime Minister Tony Blair took the debate on Iraq Thursday to some of his youngest critics â€â€? a studio audience for MTV
Blair said his own response to the question posed by the forum was "No, war is not the first answer
"People are dying as we speak That made me understand a little more the need to act quickly," Woord said after the debate
The television music network hosted a 60-minute forum featuring the unflappable British leader getting grilled by young adults from around the world
The encounter â€â€? due to air in Britain on Friday before it is broadcast in Europe, Australia, Asia, Latin America, the Middle East and eventually the United States on Monday â€â€? won praise from some members of the audience, but most were not impressed "Can you guarantee me that this is going to happen and that the liberation of Iraq will be for the good of humankind and it is a civilized and moral issue?"
Blair assured Hassan that if military action went ahead, the regime would be removed and the conditions of Iraqi people would be improved
"I'm able to produce anthrax in my bathroom," he said
Bart Woord, 19, said that if anything had changed his anti-war stance, it was not Blair but the audience members from Iraq
One of those Iraqis, Ammar Hassan, had praise for Blair's "courage and leadership" and a plea for him to remove Saddam from power He was also charged with potentially making terrorism worse by planning to attack Iraq and failing to provide sufficient evidence to support military action resolution authorizing a war against Iraq, he would be ready to take military action against Saddam
Woord seemed to sum up the mood of those in the studio and much of the British public when Blair told him he was always keen to have a dialogue with people to explain his views Hassan said he still had relatives in Iraq and was concerned for their safety in a conflict " But it quickly became clear he was not in for an easy ride
Niklas Ergandt, 25, of Sweden set the tone early
Blair greeted the audience by saying he was looking forward to a "nice discussion "Why don't you bomb Sweden?"
The audience accused Blair of showing "absolute disdain" for public opinion and the people of Iraq
But the prime minister made it clear that even if several countries opposed a second U
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In the panel discussion â€â€? titled "Is War the Answer?" â€â€? Ergandt was joined by 39 other young people, including Iraqis, Americans and Britons
