The Seagull by Anton Chekhov
Performance Dates: November 21 - 23, 2025
Rehearsal Dates: Beginning October 13, Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 6:30p - 9:30p
The Seagull is a drama about unfulfilled desires, familial angst, and the unfortunate realities of life.
Set in Russia at the end of the 19th century, the story follows a group of characters all grappling with their own disappointments in life while pursuing love and fame. Aspiring playwright Konstantin produces his first play starring the lovely young Nina, which is met with criticism from aging actress Arkadina, Konstantin's mother. Arkadina's disdain for her son's work and his ingénue is only exacerbated when her talented young lover turns his interest to Nina.
Part comedy, part tragedy; The Seagull captures humanity at its best, worst, and most vulnerable.
Audition Dates and Location
Auditions: September 26, 2025, 6:30p - 9:30p
Callbacks: September 27, 2025, 6:30p
Location:
Tulsa Ballet Warehouse
5525 E 13th St S, Tulsa, OK 74112
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Available Roles
Irina Arkadina - A famous actress, late 40s, who is self-absorbed and enjoys the attention she receives. She is Konstantin's mother and Trigorin's lover.
Konstantin Treplev - Arkadina's son, a young writer in his 20s, who is constantly seeking his mother's approval and is in love with Nina.
Nina Zarechnaya - A young woman from a wealthy family, aspiring to be an actress, who is drawn to Trigorin.
Boris Trigorin - A successful but somewhat jaded writer, Arkadina's lover and the object of Nina's affections.
Masha - The daughter of the farm manager, she is in love with Konstantin and is often melancholic.
Pyotr Sorin - Arkadina's brother, who owns the estate where much of the play takes place.
Ilya Shamrayev - The farm manager, Masha's father.
Polina Andryevna - Shamrayev's wife, Masha's mother.
Yevgeny Dorn - A doctor, often seen as a detached observer.
Semyon Medvedenko - A schoolteacher who is in love with Masha.
Yakov - A hired workman.
The Cook
The Maid
The Watchman
Sides
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The Just Assassins by Albert Camus
Performance Dates: January 16-18, 2026
Rehearsal Dates: Beginning December 15, Monday, Tuesday & Thursday, 6:30p - 9:30p
The Just Assassins (also known as The Just or Les Justes) is a 1949 play by Albert Camus that explores the morality of political violence and terrorism through the story of a group of Russian Socialist-Revolutionaries in 1905. The play focuses on their plan to assassinate Grand Duke Sergei Alexandrovich, the Tsar's uncle, and the moral conflicts and personal dilemmas that arise among the assassins as they prepare for and carry out the act.
The play centers on five revolutionaries: Yanek, who is chosen to throw the bomb; Dora, who built the bomb; Boris, the leader; Stepan, a hardened revolutionary; and Voinov, who ultimately decides he is not suited for the violent path. The core conflict revolves around the tension between extremist and more "delicate" forms of terrorism, as exemplified by Stepan's unwavering belief in violence and Yanek's moral qualms about killing innocent people.
Audition Dates and Location
Auditions: December 8, 2025, 6:30p - 9:30p
Callbacks: December 10, 2025, 6:30p
Location:
WOMPA Tulsa
3306 Charles Page Blvd, Tulsa, OK 74127
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Available Roles
Ivan Kaliayev - Known as "Yanek" or "the poet," he is the character who throws the fatal bomb and goes to prison. He is the youngest member of the revolutionary cell.
Dora Doulebov - A former lover of Kaliayev, she is responsible for making the bombs and remembers happier times before her revolutionary activities.
Boris Annenkov - The leader of the revolutionary organization, he makes crucial decisions and tries to maintain order within the group.
Alexis Voinov - A former university student expelled for his anti-Tsarist views, he is passionate about truth and actively fights against tyranny.
Stepan Fedorov - A bitter character who has spent time in prison and serves as a representation of the "ruthless jacobin spirit" within the revolutionary movement.
The Grand Duchess - The wife of the Grand Duke, who was killed by the bomb. She is a devout Christian who seeks to confront Kaliayev in prison and offer forgiveness.
Skouratov - An imperial official who tries to get information from the jailed Kaliayev.
Foka - A prison guard.
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