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Synopsis: The Smallest Room in the House is a five character, five act play that spans 50 years, starting in 1957 and running though 2007, all the while taking place in the bathroom of the couple, John and Margie (the other characters being their children and best friend). In 1957, we meet John and Margie on the night of their wedding while they are still getting to know each other. We check in again 5 years later (1962), then jump ahead 15 years later (1977), 10 years (1987), and finally 20 years (2007). What do we learn? A lifetime can occur in the smallest room in the house.

• Must be 18 years or older.
• 32 bars (a verse and a chorus) of a Broadway song.  If you don't know any Broadway songs, prepare a pop, rock, gospel or country song.  Bring sheet music if you have it but also be prepared to sing acapella.
• If you are NOT a singer, please prepare a 1-2 minute comedic or dramatic monologue.
• Bring a headshot and resume if you have it.   If you don't, no worries. Just come anyway!

• Need Female singers or groups.
• Must be 20-45 years old or can pass for that age.
• Be prepared to sing a song from the 60's.
• Accompanist provided. 
• Bring sheet music or you can sing to a CD track.
• Wear clothing that is comfortable for choreography

• Actors - Male and Female
• Must have experience with improv, dinner theater, and/or interactive theater.
• Very outgoing personality.
• Must have reliable transportation.
• Flexible Schedule

• You will be paid for each show you perform in.
• If you drive you will be reimbursed for gas.

• Students, hobbyists, volunteers, and professionals welcome.
• Guild members, musicians, street characters.
• Be prepared to recite 90 seconds of a memorized or well read dialogue. Could be a poem, from a play, or a joke.
• The Faire provides classes in improvisational theater, dialect, and other skills.