Auditions for The Strange Truth of Time, Death, & Historical Accuracy by Martin W. Prevost

Name: Auditions for The Strange Truth of Time, Death, & Historical Accuracy by Martin W. Prevost
Start: 2026-03-30T18:00:00-05:00
End: 2026-03-30T20:00:00-05:00
Location: Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary

Schedule

Mon Mar 30 2026 at 06:00 pm to 08:00 pm

UTC-05:00

Location

Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary | Green Bay, WI

Auditions for an original play by local playwright Martin W. Prevost performing at Madworld Artists Collective May 23&24, Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary May 26&27 & The Art Garage May 29-31. All rehearsals will be at Safe Haven Pet Sanctuary and cat dander will be present.
Cast of Characters:
Mel Morton- Male, 30’s-50’s appearing. An Elizabethan-era playwright, Mel is anxious about meeting William Shakespeare and obsessed with his own legacy. He’s insecure about his work, often referencing his failed plays and longing for recognition. Mel’s interactions are comedic and self-deprecating, and he represents the struggle for artistic validation and historical remembrance.
Allison Carter- Female, 20’s-30’s appearing. The modern coffee shop worker, Allison, is practical, witty, and serves as the voice of reason. She mediates between the eccentric customers, often grounding their historical confusion with contemporary logic. Allison’s role is to facilitate conversation and provide comic relief through her modern perspective.
Beverly Crane- Female, 20’s-30’s appearing. A young woman from the Civil War-era. Beverly is an actress performing in “Our American Cousin” and is John Wilkes Booth’s girlfriend. She’s ambitious, hoping to impress President Lincoln and join his “secret theater company.” Beverly’s character explores themes of fame, historical tragedy, and the fleeting nature of recognition.
Hans Roth- Male, 20’s-30’s appearing. A WWII German soldier, Hans is rigid, demanding, and obsessed with perfection. He’s waiting for a meeting with Joseph Goebbels and struggles with the moral complexities of his time. Hans’s character brings in themes of historical villainy, denial, and the absurdity of evil.
Quinn Morgan- Female, Any Age. Dressed in futuristic war garb, Quinn is a rebel from the future, fighting against tyranny in the galaxy. Quinn’s character introduces sci-fi elements and questions about justice, historical cycles, and the reliability of information. Quinn’s “info-static eye drive” symbolizes the future’s obsession with data.
Asher- Male, 20’s-30’s appearing. A disciple from the biblical era, Asher is humble and philosophical, seeking to become the thirteenth apostle. He represents faith, the passage of time, and the tension between myth and reality. Asher’s presence brings spiritual and existential questions to the group.