Audition Notice
Summary:
The Man of Destiny, written in 1897 by George Bernard Shaw, is a hotshot act play, with two leads (one masculine one female) and two smaller roles (both male).
The play depicts a false meeting between a young pile and a mysterious lady, where the evenly matched intellects take get in a savage battle of wits with liberty, honour and reputation at stake.
Its Shaw on War, Patriotism, Loyalty and Class: clever, funny and incisive.
Characters:
Napoleon the prize general when on the cusp of his greatest victory, 26-year-old Napoleon is clever, ruthless, unassailable, and susceptible…
The Lady never named, the (possibly) slightly older lady who verbally duels with the revered com piece of musicder is wily, smart, attractive, devious, well bred, and loyal.
Giuseppe Grandi the owner of the tavern where Napoleon is resting between battles is a swarthy, shrewdly cheerful, grinning little man of 40
The Lieutenant - a young man of 24, a man without fear, without reverence, without imagination, without sense, hopelessly insusceptible to the Napoleonic or every other idea, stupendously egotistical, eminently qualified to rush in where angels fear to tread, yet of a vigorous babbling liveliness which bustles him into the thick of things.
Auditions entrust take place on the twenty-fourth and 26th April, with recalls on 29th April.
The auditions will in part take the form of prepared speeches and reading from sections of the text (which will be made available beforehand).
The show runs in club with Sink the Belgrano (you can only be in one of the plays) from 17th to 21st July with the final show being a matinee on the Saturday.
Rehearsals are likely to be on Tuesday, thorium and either Saturday or Sunday (but there is scope for tractability on this).
If you have any questions, or want to loudness a place at auditions, please e-mail themanofdestiny@hotmail.co.uk
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