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Auditions

Auditions for the North Carolina premiere of

Eureka Day

By Jonathan Spector

Directed by Tonya Bludsworth

There will be eleven performances:

November 7 - 23 , 2025

Performances will be held at the Arts Factory at West End Studios

When

Sunday, September 7 from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

Monday, September 8 from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m.

Callbacks may be held on September 9 if needed

Where

Watershed Charlotte

2101 Shenandoah Avenue

Free parking on site

Schedule

  • Rehearsals will tentatively start the week of September 22

  • Rehearsals typically run evenings during the week and some weekend days. Usually 4-5 days a week.

  • No conflicts will be allowed between October 29 - November 23

Audition Process

  • Read through the character descriptions below!

  • Sign up for a 15 minute time slot for your audition, you will be reading sides from the play

  • Fill out your audition form (attach any headshot or resume if available)!

  • Look over the selected sides (link below)

  • Each audition will include an introduction, readings of the sides, and any redirects from the director

  • We will notify everyone auditioning, either way, before a cast list is announced.

Tips

  • Arrive 5-10 minutes before your audition time to check in, breathe, get water and be comfortable

  • Read over the sides before your audition

  • Wear something comfortable that you feel confident in!

  • Be yourself! We want to work with great people, so while we're interested in your character choices, we want you to be as relaxed and comfortable as possible and show us your personality!

  • First audition? Don't worry! You're going to do great. Email us at info@threebonetheatre.com if you have any questions!

About The Play

WINNER- 2025 Tony Award Best Revival of a Play
WINNER- 2025 Drama Desk Award Outstanding Revival of a Play
WINNER- 2025 Drama League Awards Outstanding Revival of a Play
 

The Eureka Day School in Berkeley, California, is a bastion of progressive ideals: representation, acceptance, social justice. In weekly meetings Eureka Day’s five board members develop and update policy to preserve this culture of inclusivity, reaching decisions only by consensus. But when a mumps outbreak threatens the Eureka community, facts become subjective and every solution divisive, leaving the school’s leadership to confront the central question of our time: How do you build consensus when no one can agree on truth?

This production references illness and death in children, public health crises, vaccine hesitancy. Recommended for ages 14+

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Character Breakdown

  • We practice identity conscious casting! We consider the complexities of identities integral to the characters. Genders/Races/Ages of the characters are included in the descriptions.

  • Actors of any genders, sizes, abilities/disabilities, and other identities are invited to audition for these roles.

  • All roles are paid and non-union. All stipends are $590.

We will cast 6 actors.

DON - (white, male character, mid-50s) Head of School. No Kids.

SUZANNE - (white, female character, early 50s) A Parent.

CARINA - (Black or biracial Black/white, female character, early 40s) A Parent.

MEIKO - (Biracial Japanese/white, female character, late 30s) A Parent.

ELI - (white, Jewish, male character, late 30s) A Parent.

WINTER - (Black and/or BIPOC, female character, 30s-50s) A Parent. This is a walk-on role with no lines.

Audition Sides

Sides can be viewed online by clicking the button below.

If you have any issues - please email robin@threebonetheatre.com

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This project is supported by the North Carolina Arts Council, a division of the Department of Natural and Cultural Resources, with funding from the National Endowment for the Arts.

www.NCArts.org

Shubert Foundation Logo
Women's Impact Fund Logo
City of Charlotte Logo

Land Acknowledgement

 

Three Bone Theatre is based in Charlotte, NC. We acknowledge that we rehearse and perform on the traditional, ancestral, stolen territory of the Catawba Indian Nation, including the Catawba and Sugaree tribes. The Catawba Indians have lived on their ancestral lands along the banks of the Catawba River dating back at least 6,000 years. You can learn more about the Catawba Indian Nation at catawbaindian.net.

 

Learn more about why Indigenous land acknowledgement is important

Contact Us: 

info@threebonetheatre.com

(704) 559-9051

Charlotte, NC

 

© 2025 by Three Bone Theatre, Inc.

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