'Annie' to be next production from FCT

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'Annie' to be next production from FCT

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Having just

completed the most successful production in its history,

Fayette Community Theatre Inc. is searching for a young,

talented miss to fill the role of Annie in its upcoming

production of the Broadway musical "Annie."

"We

know she is out there and she is the perfect youngster to

fill this demanding role," said director Eileen

Baldwin. "The youngster we are looking for needs to

be between the ages of 8 and 13, have a strong singing

voice, the ability to dance and be a good actress as

well. Gymnastic ability will be a plus."

The lucky

young lady chosen to play Annie will join 12 other girls

between 8 and 13 who are neeeded to play orphans in the

production. Auditions for all youngsters will be

Wednesday, Aug. 2 and Thursday, Aug. 3 from 6-8 p.m. in

the band room of the LaFayette Education Center (old

Fayette High).

Each child

is required to have a strong singing voice and will be

required to sing 20 measures of "Tomorrow."

Show choreographer Jonsie Pollock will teach them to

dance on site, while musical director Millie Turek will

provide accompaniment.

"Annie"

also requires a cast of 22 adult men and women 14 and

older. Auditons for these roles will be from 8 - 10 p.m.

Aug. 2 and 3. Adults will be asked to sing 20 measures of

a song of their choice, not necessarily from the show.

Adults may bring sheet music or a back up musical

rendition tape. If a tape is used, it must not contain

any vocal rendition. A dance will be taught on site to

all adults, though not all roles will require dancing.

Call backs

for all roles will be Aug. 4. "Annie" is slated

for production at Sams Audtorium in Fayetteville Oct. 5-8

and 13-15. Additional information can be found at https://geocities.com/gofct or by e-mail to [email protected] .

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