Dead Man's Cell Phone




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Be Sure to Attend: Talkback session with the cast after the matinee performance on Sunday, January 29. Stick around for what promises to be a great conversation!

An inspired and zany comedy! When a guy drops dead at a diner table, his cell phone rings and the stranger at the next table answers it. The stranger, to her astonishment and excitement, discovers that being the voice on the other end of the dead man's calls involves her in his life. "Smartly entertaining; packs a goodly amount of enjoyment." – Washington Post

January 13-14, 20-21, 27-28
and February 3-4 at 8pm
January 22 and 29 at 2pm  >>>
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Men Needed for Enchanted April - Auditions, February 8, 7:30 p.m.

MELLERSH - age range 30's-50's - successful British businessman; set in his ways; strongly disciplined; rules the house; married to "Lotty"; major transformation in ACT II.

FREDERICK - age range 30s-50s - writer of racy novels under an assumed name; womanizer; happy go lucky fellow; in disappointing marriage; married to "Rose"; major transformation in ACT II.

WILDING - age range 20s-40s - veteran of World War I; post traumatic stress syndrom; painter; owner of villa on Italian Riviera; gentle soul; highly attracted to "Lady Caroline".

ALL MEN SPEAK WITH A BRITISH ACCENT. [A dialect coach will be available during rehearsal.]

ACT I takes place in London; ACT II takes place in Northern Italy.

These parts are big and give the perfect backdrop, and obstacles, for the female characters.

Auditions will be held WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 8, 2012, 7:30 pm; at SILVER SPRING STAGE THEATRE; 10145 COLESVILLE ROAD, SILVER SPRING, MD. [FREE PARKING]

PLEASE CONTACT: Laurie T. Freed [director] at: litelmama@comcast.net or 301-987-2478 [home]; 301-461-9702[cell] for questions.
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All programs at Silver Spring Stage are made possible by support from the Arts and Humanities Council of Montgomery County, the Maryland State Arts Council and the Combined Federal Campaign.
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