The Tadpole Repertory announces AUDITIONS for its new production

The Tadpole Repertory announces
AUDITIONS
for its new production

STILL AND STILL MOVING
written by Neel Chaudhuri

Saturday, October 29 / Sunday October 30, 2011
3 pm to 6 pm
A60, Hauz Khas, Basement

About the Play:
Still and Still Moving is a love story between two men set in Delhi and Gurgaon.

The play was developed in collaboration with the Royal Court Theatre (London) and Rage Theatre (Mumbai) as part of the Writers Bloc festival. The play will be directed by Neel Chaudhuri. It will have its premiere shows at the festival on January 20 at Prithvi Theatre, Mumbai followed by another show on 23 January at the NCPA Experimental Theatre. Rehearsals will be from mid November to mid-January in Delhi.

We are auditioning male actors between the ages of 18 and 40 for one lead part and a chorus of five supporting parts. Please Note: We request you to register for the audition only if you can commit to the rehearsal and performance dates mentioned above.

The audition will be held as a workshop. You will need to be present for the entire duration on Saturday and Sunday (3 - 6 pm) so please keep yourself free for that duration.

To register for the audition please call 98731 34028 or 98117 69317 or email us at tadpoletheatre@gmail.com

About Tadpole:
The Tadpole Repertory is a collective of theatre practitioners, committed to producing original work in Delhi. The group aims to encourage innovative work on stage, and to create a space where writers, performers, and technical designers can collaborate, collide and bounce off each other ? to create something new, something fresh and unexpected. Members of the Repertory have previously worked on productions by The First City Theatre Foundation. These included four original productions ? Positions (2006), Mouse (2007), Good Hands / Godspeedand A Brief History of the Pantomimes (2008). Taramandal, Tadpole's first independent production received the MetroPlus Playwright Award in 2010. Recent productions include Rhapsody, Ich bin Fassbinder and This Land is Our Land.