Faking Salvation Auditions

Name: Faking Salvation Auditions
Start: 2025-11-15T11:00:00-08:00
End: 2025-11-15T15:00:00-08:00
Location: 1723 25th St, Sacramento, CA, United States, California 95816

Schedule

Sat Nov 15 2025 at 11:00 am to 03:00 pm

UTC-08:00

Location

1723 25th St, Sacramento, CA, United States, California 95816 | Sacramento, CA

Faking Salvation by Matt Hanf
Directed by Katie Ibarra
Characters:
Paul: a reclusive, curmudgeonly fishing guide in Quissquitawna, 50s male presenting
Gina: Paul’s no-nonsense older sister; the mayor/game warden/sheriff and head of the Lions Club in Quissquitawna, 50s-60s female presenting
Jill: Paul’s semi-estranged daughter; bright, and keeping a secret, early 20s (college age) female presenting
Edna: a tough, spry bear hunter, described as the soul of Quissquitawna, 70s-80s female presenting
Dr. Neil Smircich: Biologist and Inspector of Miracles for the Vatican **This role has been precast
Carol: a terminally ill woman with little hope, late 20s-30s female presenting
Roles are open to all with the exception of the precast role. Resurrection is an inclusive space, we welcome everyone to come audition.
Auditions will be cold readings from the script. You may come either day.
Summary: The salmon runs are drying up. The small town of Quissquitawna (population: 6) is dying. Paul, a fishing guide, is at war with the mayor, sheriff, game warden, and head of the Lions Club, all of whom happen to be his sister Gina, over how to bring back clients and fish to this small Canadian fishing village...and neither one is winning.
That is, until his estranged daughter Jill shows up, and in a disastrous combination of alcohol and autocorrect, tweets about a miracle that was performed at the fishing village...and not just any miracle: a sighting of the Virgin Mary followed by a healing. And before anyone can say, ”I drunk texted what,” a dying woman and an inspector from the Vatican arrive, both expecting to witness a miracle. With the help of Edna (the local bear hunter and arms enthusiast), they stumble through a half-baked scheme…and that’s when most miracles take place—somewhere between truth and desperation.