Call for Performers: The 10 Year Party

Swallow-a-Bicycle Theatre is hosting a 10 Year Party on April 22, 2017! Do you want to be part of it? We need performers for a handful of short works, outlined below. For each, performers must be available on the afternoon/evening of Saturday, April 22. Performers will receive an honorarium.
Trigger Warning
Spoken piece for four performers (one actor has already been designated)
Subject matter: The piece is about rape and rape culture, and does describe acts of sexual assault and violence. The actors would need to be comfortable performing the subject matter
Rehearsal time TBA — this weekend if we can get coordinated, otherwise evenings next week. Please provide your availability.
Performers will need to be available for 1-2 rehearsals in advance of the performance. All performers will be paid. I am looking for a diverse range of gender expressions and racial identities but given the piece am primarily looking for non cis men.
Please contact:
Nikki Reimer
587.229.9357
nikki.reimer@gmail.com
A World Gone Mad
The first short play that Swallow-a-Bicycle ever created! A ridiculous commentary on advertising in theatre, performed by four people – Mark Hopkins, Marcy Lannan, Charles Netto… and you?
Rehearsal: Monday, April 17, 5:00-9:00 pm
Open to all gender and racial identities. Please contact Mark Hopkins at mark@swallowabicycle.com
Eavesdrop: The Coffee Shop Show
Perform alongside Wil Knoll and Geneviève Paré, the original cast of Swallow-a-Bicycle’s touring coffee shop show!
Rehearsal time TBA. Please provide your availability.
Male actor, 20s to 30s, any racial identity, preference for physical performers. Please contact Mark Hopkins at mark@swallowabicycle.com.
What I Just Said Is True, Because I Said So
Swallow-a-Bicycle’s most recent contribution to the 10-Minute Play Festival, a highly physical wrestling-inspired performance about truth. We’re looking for two folks to join five of the original cast.
Rehearsal: Monday, April 17, 10:00 am-2:00 pm
Two performers, any gender or racial identity, preference for physical performers/dancers. Please contact Mark Hopkins at mark@swallowabicycle.com.