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2009-2010 Season Auditions at Invisible Theatre

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THE INVISIBLE THEATRE ANNOUNCES

COMPANY AUDITIONS FOR MEN AND WOMEN

IN PRODUCTIONS FOR ITS 2009-2010 SEASON


The Invisible Theatre will hold auditions for their 2009-2010 Season on Tuesday,

May 19, 2009 beginning at 5:00 pm. Auditions will be held at the Invisible Theatre - 1400 N. First Ave (at Drachman).

Please call the Invisible Theatre (520) 882-9721 with your name and phone contact. You will then be assigned an audition time. All actors are paid.

Actors must bring a recent headshot and resume and will be asked to perform a 3 minute contemporary monologue.

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