The 2017 season opener at Theatre 29 is the hilarious comedy, “Sylvia.” Director Eddie Tucker has open auditions tomorrow at 6 p.m. “Sylvia” is a smart, silly, sophisticated, and occasionally salty comedy about relationships, nature, and growing older. All roles are available. Sylvia should be 18- to 28-years-old, this character is a dog, a cute, bouncy “labradoodle.” Greg adopts Sylvia; he’s pleasant and attractive in his 40’s to 50’s. Kate his wife is 40 to 50, a strong woman with a teaching career. The roles of Tom, Phyllis and Leslie may be played by one actor. Tom is a regular guy who knows about dog ownership. Phyllis is a hotshot Manhattanite prone to drama and drinking. Leslie is a psychotherapist whose gender is open to question. Director Eddie Tucker may split these roles among two or three men or women—audition for one, two or all three roles. Auditions will consist of cold readings. “Sylvia” will run for nine performances over three weekends, Friday, Saturday, and Sundays from January 13 through January 29. Tickets are available at theatre29.org or by calling the Theatre 29 Box Office at 760-361-4151.
