THE SUMMER BOOK OPEN CASTING.

Are you a 9 year old girl or about to be 9 years old between now and the 1st of June? Do you like acting? Do live within 1 hours travelling distance of London bridge? Great! We are looking for 2 x 9 year old girl to play the part of Sophie ( who in the play is around 6, so the smaller you are the better) in The Summer Book at the Unicorn The play will rehearse from Monday the 12th May, and perform from the 7th June 30th June and possibly be extended till 14th July. It will require some time off school, so mums/dads/guardian will have to be open to that. Please make sure you have not booked a summer holiday during those times before coming to audition. We are doing OPEN CALLS on Saturday the 5th April at The Unicorn Theatre, 147

Tooley Street, London SE1 2HZ Please prepare the two scenes found here https://docs.google.com/document/d/1z4R7sQT7WLflXRfmGxekv0cQftfgZp_X OfwJ8Annqtk/edit?usp=sharing for the audition. Please come to Stage Door at the Unicorn between 11 am and 12.30 pm and 2 pm and 3.30 pm only. It will be a case of first come first seen, so please be patient as waiting time may be required. PLEASE BRING A PHOTO OF YOURSELF WITH A CV. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY BUT PLEASE PUT PARENTS CONTACT DETAILS AND VITAL STATISTICS ON THE CV.
To help you get into the character of Sophie, wed like you to know the following about her. Sophie is six years old. She is not a girly girl but is quite tomboy-ish and incredibly curious. She is bright, imaginative, eloquent, strong willed, fierce, independent, deeply loving. Mature beyond her years. She enjoys the company of adults. She breaks rules, argues, comforts, taunts and teases. She longs for love. Physically nimble, robust and playful. She is lots of fun to play. Please be familiar with the two scenes, though it is perfectly fine to have them in front of you so you do not need to learn them off by heart. You will be meeting Annelie Powell ( Casting) and Doug Rintoul ( Director) We look forward to seeing you on the 5th April at the Unicorn Theatre.