All of the following listed performances take place at:

Denver’s Dangerous Theatre
2620 W. 2nd Ave. #1 ~ Denver, CO 80219
www.dangeroustheatre.com

Info & Reservations: 720-233-4703

The Second Weekend in September
Written by Andy Black
Directed by Eric Mindykowski
September 10 – October 9, 2010
Friday & Saturday at 7:00
Tickets $10.00

A drunken encounter between Michael and David leads to a 20 year romance confined to a single weekend every year – the second weekend in September. The rest of the year the two go on with their lives. Michael with his wife and family and David as a fierce activist for gay rights. Over the course of the play you see how their secret, fiery romance survives and how this relationship enhances their lives.

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London After Midnight: Tales of the Super Natural
Written by Mark Jensen, Shanan Wexler, John Heimbuch, and Steve Schroer
Directed by Winnie Wenglewick and Winter Maza
October 22 – November 20, 2010
Friday & Saturday at 7:00
Tickets $10.00

Victorian England and the streets of London are besieged not only by crime, but by a vampire! A vampire in love! Murder! Mystery! Intrigue! Royalty and cockneys! Men of Science & grave robbers! Dignified gentlemen with disreputable secrets! Elegant ladies with unruly passions! Kinda like a very old CSI episode!

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Who Killed Santa?
Written by Neil Haven
Directed by Winnie Wenglewick
November 26 – December 26, 2010
Fridays at 7:00 & 9:30
Saturdays at 7:00
Sundays in December at 3:00
Special final performance on Sunday, 12/26 at 7:00 where all 4 endings shown.
Tickets $10.00, $15.00 on 12/26

A twisted, musical, holiday who dunnit for anyone sick of all the holiday cheer! Santa gets offed at his Christmas Eve party and Rudolph, Tiny Tim, Frosty, Drummer Boy and Chastity (the Drummer Girl) try to pin it on each other. In the end there are 3 murders, lots of drinking, musical parodies of holiday favorites and the audience determines the killer at every performance. The audience is also treated to cookies and holiday treats, included in the ticket price. This holiday favorite returns for a 3rd year at Dangerous Theatre with the same cast!

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An Evening with Mr. Johnson: The Penis Diatribe (BOTH Versions)
Written by Mike Mateo
Directed by Winnie Wenglewick & John Rigg (straight version)
Directed by Erik Mindykowski (gay version)
February 4 – March 13, 2011
Straight version:
Friday & Saturday at 7:00
Sunday at 3:00
Gay Version:
Thursdays at 7:00
Fridays at 9:30
Sundays at 1:00
Tickets $10.00 on Thur, Fri & Sat
Tickets $15.00 on Sunday

It’s New Year’s Eve and Ed is lamenting the end of yet another relationship. On Christmas Eve he cheated on his fiancee with a cousin at the family holiday gathering. He ends up yelling at his penis, blaming him for all his infidelities. An actor appears to play the part of the penis and explain the real facts of life and relationships to poor Ed. All Ed wants is a long term relationship. All his Penis wants is a little respect. The ex-fiancee arrives to attempt to finalize the break up only to face off with Ed’s Penis. This hilarious romp through the epitome of testosterone is not to be missed. There is both a straight and gay version of this play and we are offering both!

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Black Stockings
Written by Peter McGarry
Directed by Winnie Wenglewick
April 1 – May 7, 2011
Friday & Saturday at 7:00
Tickets $10.00

The atrocities of war are undeniably immoral. Being a sex worker can also be viewed as immoral. This play is about both, war and sex. It is a morality play, a musical morality play. A truly dangerous play. Does the passage of time make war atrocities less vulgar, less immoral? Have modern warfare tactics changed the ruler in which we measure what is acceptable? Or are we too busy concentrating on sex to care about war. It is a filthy play, downright vulgar. Then again, so is war, and sex.

The Candlelight Dinner Playhouse is pleased to announce open auditions for the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical, BYE, BYE BIRDIE.

Auditions will be held Monday, September 13, 2010 from noon to 7pm at the Candlelight Dinner Playhouse. Callbacks will be held on Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 5:30pm. Auditions are by appointment only and can be made by calling the Box Office at 970-744-3747. BYE, BYE BIRDIE will open January 21, 2011and run through March 20, 2011. Performances are Thursday through Saturday nights and Sunday matinees. Additional performances may be added.

Looking for experienced adult and teen actors with strong singing ability and dance experience. Roles will be cast age appropriate. All roles are available. All roles non-equity. All roles paid.

Actors should bring headshot and resume and prepare 16-32 bars of an up tempo musical theater piece in the style of the show as well as a ballad. An accompanist will be provided. Please bring sheet music in the appropriate key. No a capella or recorded music. Dance call will be held at callbacks. Rehearsals will begin approximately January 3, 2011 with rehearsal times to be determined.

ADULT ROLES:
• Albert Peterson (Baritone, plays 28-38, dance, pratfalls) Strong acting, good voice needed.
• Rosie Alvarez (Alto, plays 25-35) A true “triple-theat” role. Strong acting, singing and dancing needed.
• Conrad Birdie (Baritone, plays 21-30, dance) Elvislike. Strong ‘pop’ voice. Dancing is required but not difficult.
• Mr. Harry MacAfee (Baritone, Comedic, plays 40-55) A comedic role. Singing is required but is not difficult.
• Mrs. Doris MacAfee (Mezzo, plays 40-50) Singing is required but is not difficult.
• Mae Peterson (Alto, Comedic, plays 50-75) Strong acting and good comic timing.
• Adult Ensemble (4 men, 4 women, plays 26-40) Covers several featured chorus roles. Dancing is required but not difficult.
CROSSOVER ROLES (will consider both high school teens and adults):
• Kim MacAfee (Soprano/Mezzo, plays 15, high A) Strong acting and singing, group dancing.
• Hugo Peabody (Non-Singing role, plays15-18) May double into teen chorus as tenor or baritone.
TEEN ROLES:
• Randolph (Tenor, plays 10-13) Singing is required but is not difficult. Will audition 10-16 year old boys only.
• Teen Ensemble (4 boys, 4 girls, plays 15-18) Covers several featured chorus roles. Strong singing and dancing skills needed
BYE, BYE BIRDIE
will open January 21, 2011and run through March 20, 2011. Performances are Thursday through Saturday nights and Sunday matinees. Additional performances may be added.

AT A GLANCE
What: Open auditions for BYE, BYE BIRDIE
When: Monday, September 13, 2010 ~ 12pm to 7pm
How: By appointment only. Call 970-744-3747 during box office hours
Where: Candlelight Dinner Playhouse,4747 Marketplace Dr., Johnstown, CO 80534

Auditions will be held Monday, September 27th, from 6:15 – 11:00pm, at Town Hall Arts Center.

Needed:
9 actors, age range 18-45.
(6 able to play young adolescents, 3 as adults)

Please prepare one 1-minute comic monologue and one 32-bar musical selection.

Please bring sheet music, current headshot and resume to the audition.

Callbacks will be held Wednesday, September 29th, from 7:00-11:00pm.

Show will run January 7 through January 30, 2011.

This production will be directed by Bob Wells with musical direction by Donna K. Debreceni.

All positions are paid.

Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled by emailing clambert@townhallartscenter.com.