Audition Call
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Audition Call 〰️
Auditions: Love, Loss, and What I Wore by Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron!
March 17 & 18 @ 6pm
Performance Dates: Thursday, April 11th -14th and April 24th to 27th
Shows are 7pm Thursday-Saturday and 2pm Sunday.
PCT Nye St Theatre 1220 NW Nye St
Audition Form
Production Synopsis:
Written by sisters Nora Ephron and Delia Ephron, Love, Loss, and What I Wore is a poignant and witty collection of monologues that explores the deep connections between clothing and personal experiences. Based on the book by Ilene Beckerman, the play weaves together stories of love, heartbreak, family, friendships, and the pivotal moments in life—all told through the lens of the outfits that accompanied them.
This intimate and engaging production delves into the memories sparked by a favorite dress, an ill-fated prom outfit, or the shoes that carried someone through life’s biggest challenges. With humor and honesty, Love, Loss, and What I Wore celebrates the power of fashion as a marker of identity, growth, and transformation.
Structured as a series of vignettes, the play features a diverse cast of women sharing their joys, struggles, and triumphs. Audiences will find themselves laughing, reminiscing, and maybe even shedding a tear as they relate to these deeply human stories.
A touching and relatable theatrical experience, Love, Loss, and What I Wore is a tribute to the garments that hold our memories and the stories that make us who we are.
Cast of Characters:
Gingy – The heart of the play, Gingy is a warm and reflective narrator who shares her life story through the outfits she has worn. From childhood to adulthood, her journey is filled with love, loss, and self-discovery.
Ensemble Roles – The remaining cast members portray multiple characters throughout the show, each bringing to life different monologues and vignettes. These roles include:
The Woman Who Won’t Wear Black – A passionate and opinionated character with strong feelings about funeral attire.
The Prom Dress Woman – Recalls the excitement and disaster of her high school prom experience.
The Woman with the Purse – Delivers a hilarious and relatable monologue about the mystery and chaos inside a woman’s handbag.
The Divorcee – Reflects on the emotional significance of clothes tied to a past marriage.
The Shoe Lover – Expresses her deep love for shoes and how they mark different stages of her life.
The Breast Cancer Survivor – Shares a powerful story of resilience and the emotional impact of a mastectomy.
The Sisters – A pair of women who reminisce about their mother’s clothing choices and how they shaped their perceptions of beauty.
The Woman Who Hates Her Purse – A humorous and all-too-relatable rant about the burden of carrying a handbag.
Various Friends, Lovers, and Family Members – Supporting roles that help tell the stories through interwoven dialogue and narration.
This flexible and dynamic ensemble allows actors to showcase a wide range of emotions and storytelling styles. The play is often cast with a diverse group of performers, making each production unique and deeply personal.
Join us to be a part of vibrant, community-centered shows that celebrate the joy of live theater in its most authentic form.
rehearsal & production dates
Auditions: March 17th and 18th @ PCT Nye St Theatre on 1220 NW Nye. We are meeting at 6pm.
Performance Dates: Performance Dates: Thursday, April 11th -14th and April 24th to 27th
Rehearsal Calendar: (subject to change) Monday thru Thursday 6-8pm - we may shorten this