Thank you so much for everyone who came out to audition. We had some really tough choices to make. If you weren’t cast, please consider auditioning for VarietyTech on Monday, 9/6 or taking a crew position with the show. We’d still love for you to be involved!
Edmond Dantes/the Count of Monte Cristo - Brian Webber
Mercedes - Lee Ellen Thornton
Fernand Mondego - Sam Whited
Eugene Danglars - Jay Danner
Gerard de Villefort - Chris Gilbert
Hermione Danglars - SJ Ralston
Heloise de Villefort - Julie Braden
Eugenie Danglars - Katherine DelleDonne
Valentine de Villefort - Julia Odum
Haydèe - Maria Decotis
Abbè Faria - Tamil Periasamy
General/Party Guest - Phil Lacasse
Julian Morrell/Magistrate/Bandit/Party Guest - Andrew Warren
Caderousse/Bandit/Party Guest/Soldier - Act Two - Preston Cobb
Albert Mondego/Servant to de Villefort - Felix Dasgupta
Maximilian Morrell/Dantes Double/Bandit - Preston Mayo
Benedetto - Andrew Seckers
Guard 1/Party Guest - Jonathan Hardin
Debray - Blaise Hymel
Guard 2/Soldier-Act One/Servant to Danglars - Josh Bolla
For those of you who were cast, please email Melissa as to whether or not you accept the role at ad@dramatech.org. Our first readthrough will be on Tuesday, 9/7 at 7:30 pm. Location to be determined.
Auditions for VT/LTT will be held on Monday, September 6 at 7 pm in DramaTech. You do not need to prepare anything, but be prepared to sing and dance.
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