Classic Theater Guild's "Cat On A Hot Tin Roof" AUDITION SCHEUDLE:

December 7th
At Zuzu's Wonderful Life Cafe
299 Hamilton St
Albany, NY 12210
Beginning at 4 p.m.

and

December 10th
At the Albany Jewish Community Center
340 Whitehall Rd
Albany, NY 12208
Beginning at 7 p.m.

All roles are available.

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof tells the story of a Southern family in crisis, focusing on the turbulent relationship of a wife and husband, Maggie "The Cat" and Brick Pollitt, and their interaction with Brick's family over the course of one evening at the family estate in Mississippi, ostensibly to celebrate the birthday of patriarch and tycoon "Big Daddy" Pollitt. Maggie, through wit and beauty, has escaped a childhood of desperate poverty to marry into the wealthy Pollitt family, but finds herself suffering in an unfulfilling marriage. Brick, an aging football hero, has neglected his wife and further infuriates her by ignoring his brother's attempts to gain control of the family fortune. Brick's indifference and his near-continuous drinking date back to the recent suicide of his friend Skipper. Big Daddy is unaware that he has cancer and will not live to see another birthday; his doctors and his family have conspired to keep this information from him and his wi fe. His relatives are in attendance and attempt to present themselves in the best possible light, hoping to receive the definitive share of Big Daddy's enormous wealth.

Margaret "Maggie" (F, mid 20-mid 30s)
Brick (M, mid 20-mid 30s) married to Maggie.
Mae "Sister Woman" (M, mid 30s-mid 40s) married to Gooper.
Gooper "Brother Man" (M, mid 30s-mid 40s)
Big Mama (F, 60s) the family matriarch.
Big Daddy (M, 60s) the family patriarch.
Dixie (F, 10-15) Mae and Gooper's daughter.
Reverend Tooker (M, 30s-60s) a pastor.
Doctor Baugh (M, 45-60s) the family doctor.
Lacey (20s-50s) a servant, African-American.
Sookey (20s-50s) a servant, African-American.
Three additional children (various ages) Mae and Gooper's children.

Be prepared for accent-work (Mississippi) and cold-readings.

Rehearsals will begin in mid-to-late January
Performance Dates- March 19, 21-22, 26, 28-29
Performances will be at the Albany Jewish Community Center