Zanesville Community Theatre, Inc.
39th Season 2001-2002
740 455-6487

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Zanesville Community Theatre holds Open Auditions for


Billy Would Have Been Thirty Today

by Robert LeLand Taylor

Director: Roger Touvell

Producer: Mary Jo Dondlinger

Performances:
Jan. 25, 26, Feb. 1, 2,  2001 - 8pm
Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 2001 - 2:30pm

Auditions: October 8, 9, 2000 - 7pm
3M, 1W

Alisa Alitzer returns once again to her parent’s house for a yearly ritual which revolves around her brother, Billy, who died at the age of five. Billy would’ve been thirty on this particular day, which has special significance for the unstable mother, Gladys. This year she has gone to extraordinary lengths to make it a success. Alisa, however, dreads the event and intends to make this her final ceremony. She plans to tell her mother that she and her new husband, Ron, are moving far away. She knows the announcement will have particular impact because she is pregnant with her first child and Gladys has already proclaimed big plans for the baby.

How Alisa forces her mother to face the truth, how she breaks from her tormented past and how Billy really died makes up the plot for this play.

 


Note: You do not need to be a paid member to audition, to be cast, to
participate on a crew, or to contribute to the continued growth of
Zanesville Community Theatre, Inc. All auditions are held at 940 Findley
Avenue. Call (740) 455-6487 for information.


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