A Call to Conscience Interactive Theater for Social Change is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit theatre collective founded in January 2012 by a group of women participant/members of the Regional Arts Commission’s Community Arts Training Program. The company was created to accentuate and give voice to the issues of race, gender equality, social injustice, and civil unrest in communities which experience themselves as powerless and voiceless.
Coming This May!!!
Auditions
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A Call to Conscience Interactive Theatre for Social Change and Bread and Roses Missouri will hold auditions for our third annual Social Justice Shorts Festival , an evening of 10-minute plays and short monologues on a wide variety of social justice issues that include racial justice, economic justice, LGBTQIA+ justice, reproductive justice, immigrant rights, and more. Evening and weekend rehearsals begin May 11. Production is June 5-7 at the Jefferson Avenue Mission for 3 performances. Seeking to cast multiple actors across a spectrum of age, race and gender expression.
Specific roles include (but are not limited to):
1 Latinx Male, 20s-30s
1 Non Binary Teen
1 White Female
2 Asian American Pacific Islander Female, 20s
1 Black Female, 50s-60s
1 Trans Female, POC, 20s
Multiple roles for female actors of color, 20s-40s
Multiple roles for White males, 30s-40s
Actors may be cast in one or more short plays or monologues with a stipend of between $150-$300
Auditions will be held on Saturday, May 2 at the University City Library from 9-11 and 2-5.
Auditions are by appointment only and can be scheduled at this link:Â
https://forms.gle/MfQYs6hyF5zCW9qb9Â
Bring headshot, resume and prepare a one-minute monologue of choice, or be prepared to read sides from the short plays. If you cannot access the link or have questions, please contact Fannie Lebby at fannie.c2c@gmail.comÂ
Can’t make it? Self-tapes are accepted, please email to director@breadandrosesmo.org no later than Friday, May 1 by the end of the day.Â