Audition notice!

DATE & TIME

Wednesday, 29 July 2026
THursday 30 July 2026

FROM 7:00PM

Callbacks (if required):
Saturday 1 August – Afternoon

LOCATION

Dolphin Theatre
Rehearsal Hall
12 Spring Street
Onehunga

REHEARSALS

Tuesdays & Thursdays
7:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Sundays
2:00 pm – 5:00 pm

 

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Full script and audition pieces upon application submission

Full script and audition pieces upon application submission

 

 

ROLES

Evan (Late 30’s)

Australian

Identical twin brother to Jack, Bea’s husband who is away fighting.   Evan couldn’t go to the front due to his failing eyesight.  He is close to Daisy and acts as a buffer between her and her mother.

Bea (Late 30’s)

Australian

Bea has the weight of the world on her shoulders.  She is struggling to keep the family bakery business afloat while her husband is away fighting.  Daisy is a constant source of worry and irritation and Bea is trying to protect her and keep her focussed.

 

 

Daisy (15–18)

Australian

Daisy is a passionate and strong-willed 16 year old who longs for her young life to have more meaning.  She has a fractious relationship with her mother whom she feels she can never please.  Loves her Uncle Evan and is very close to him

 

 

Jack (20–24)

New Zealand

Jack is a 24 year old  NZ soldier who has been invalided out of the war due to losing an eye.  He has what we would now call PTSD from his time at the front and gets startled by sudden and loud noises.  He is sweet on Daisy, which proves difficult as Bea is very protective of her.

NOTES

Please note that the ages listed for each character are a guide only. Casting decisions will be based on the overall balance of the company and how actors connect within the world of the play.

This production includes moments of physical conflict and brief intimacy. All scenes involving intimacy and physical contact will be supported by professional advisors to ensure a safe and respectful working environment.

The production explores themes of family, resilience, forgiveness, and the lasting impact of conflict. While the play contains moments of humour and warmth, performers should be prepared to engage with emotionally rich material.

Full script and audition pieces will be provided upon submission of an audition application.

 

 

Dolphin theatre is a community theatre and is run entirely by volunteers.
All acting roles are unpaid.