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Auditions

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Directed by Lisa Lovelace
When: October 13, 2026 - 7pm &
October 14, 2026 - 7 pm.
Callbacks (if necessary): October 15 - 7 pm.


Where: The Kathryn Randolph Theater,
601 N. Vermilion St, Danville, IL 61832

Noises Off

Audition Details

Ready for slamming doors, perfectly timed chaos, and a few misplaced sardines? Red Mask Players is celebrating its 90th season with Noises Off, the celebrated comedy about a theater company whose backstage antics are even wilder than the show they’re trying to perform.

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Performers of all ages, experience levels, and backgrounds are encouraged to audition. Whether you’ve been onstage for years or have never auditioned before, we’d love to see you there.

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Synopsis

A theater company is rehearsing Nothing’s On, a comedy full of slamming doors, missed cues, and misplaced sardines. As backstage romances and rivalries spill into the performance, keeping the show on track becomes an increasingly impossible task. With a rotating set that reveals what happens behind the scenes, Noises Off lets audiences watch the actors’ carefully rehearsed chaos come spectacularly undone.

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Roles

  • Dotty Otley (Mrs. Clackett): Playing age 50 or older.

  • Lloyd Dallas: The director, romantically involved with Brooke and Poppy.

  • Garry Lejeune (Roger Tramplemain): Playing age 30s; handsome.

  • Brooke Ashton (Vicki): Playing age 20s–30s. This role includes an appearance in lingerie.

  • Poppy Norton-Taylor: The assistant stage manager.

  • Frederick Fellowes (Philip Brent): Playing age 40s; takes acting seriously.

  • Belinda Blair (Flavia Brent): Playing age 30s.

  • Tim Allgood: The exhausted stage manager.

  • Selsdon Mowbray (the Burglar): Older, befuddled, and fond of a drink.

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What to Expect

Auditions will consist primarily of readings from the script. A copy of the play is available at the Danville Public Library.​

​Performance Dates:

January 22–24, January 29–31, and February 5–6, 2027.

Evening performances begin at 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday matinees begin at 2 p.m.

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