**Updated 18 May 2010**

Due to unforeseen circumstances, two male roles in this play are now open to be filled again.

Richard the Clerk - (Major Part) 17-25yrs
Originally played by Richard Burton in the London production

Edward Tappercoom - A justice, big/fat (Minor Part) 50-65yrs

If you are interested in either of these roles, please contact the Director Ailsa Travers on 9279 1151 to discuss further.

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This very funny play was written by Christopher Fry as a satirical look at McCarthyism in the 1950s. It is a story of a girl unjustly accused of witchcraft and a soldier of fortune who is tired of life. Set in 1400 (or thereabouts!) it is written in beautiful language, yet still very funny. This season is to run from 9-24 July 2010 at Stirling Theatre, Innaloo.

“A poetic fantasy of rare splendour and delight....A work of magical humour and deep beauty.” -- Herald, Tribune.

READING
Saturday 10 April from 2.00pm

To be held at Stirling Theatre, Morris Place, Innaloo

CAST REQUIRED
Thomas Mendip - Soldier of Fortune (Lead Part) 30-50yrs
Richard the Clerk - (Major Part) 17-25yrs
Alizon Eliot - Just out of a convent (Major Part) 15-19yrs
Nicholas Devize - Thin and fey (Major Part) 25-35yrs
Humphrey Devize - Fat and lazy (Major Part) 25-35yrs
Margaret Devize - Typical mother (Major Part) 45-65yrs
Hebble Tyson - Mayor (Major Part) 45-65yrs
Janet Jourdemayne - Accused of witchcraft (Lead Part) 25-35yrs
The Chaplain - A sad little man (Minor Part) 30-60yrs
Edward Tappercoom - A justice, big/fat (Minor Part) 50-65yrs
Matthew Skipps - Drunk and derelict (only 3 pages) 40-65yrs

For all enquiries, please contact Ailsa Travers on 9279 1151

PLEASE DO NOT RELY ON THE COMMENTS SECTION OF THIS POST FOR MORE INFORMATION. PLEASE CALL THE DIRECTOR ON THE DETAILS PROVIDED.