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| The Rage of Frankenstein | ||||||||||||
| February 12-14 at 7:30 pm, February 15 at 2:00 pm | ||||||||||||
Robert F. Panara Theatre |
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| $5 students, $7 all others | ||||||||||||
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December 8 & 9, 2003
6:30-9:30 pm
Robert F. Panara Theatre
Everyone is welcome to try-out for this show! We will be casting 7 Deaf, and 6 Hearing actors for the following roles:
| Character | Description |
| Dr. Victor Frankenstein | mid 30s, brilliant scientist |
| Igor | late 20s, disfigured, sadistic assistant |
| The Creature | a monster constructed by Frankenstein |
| Elizabeth | late 20s, strong and intelligent, engaged to Victor |
| Dr. Hellstrom | mid 50s, Victor's former professor/mentor |
| Katrina | early 20s, Elizabeth's housekeeper |
| Horst | mid 40s, gravedigger |
| Townspeople | various locals (voice actors) |
For more information about auditions, please contact Jim Orr
"The Rage of Frankenstein" takes place during late October, 1932 in a small village in the Black Forest, and in an abdoned mill where Victor Frankenstein has created a private laboratory. The story is told in two acts with a 15-minute intermission, and runs approximately one hour and 40 minutes. NOTE TO PARENTS: this show features graphic special effects and scenes of intense violence. For mature audiences.
"The Rage of Frankenstein" explores the evils of Man playing God. Dr. Victor Frankenstein is obsessed with the idea of creating life. With the help of his assistant Igor, a creature is fashioned from the body parts of the recently deceased. Death and destruction soon follow in the wake of their nefarious experiment.
This play is a fantasy which has relevance in today's world of cloning and genetic engineering.
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design by Wayne Betts, Jr
