Tonight is the last night for Fiorello Auditions
Tonight is the last night for auditions for Watertown Lyric Theater’s fall musical, the Tony Award winning musical Fiorello!
According to an e-mail I received from Producer Kevin Kitto, men are especially needed at tonight’s open auditions.
The auditions are tonight from 7:00 to 9:00 PM at the State Office building Auditorium in Watertown. There are several roles for men and women, and some of the roles are non-singing.
For General Information call: Elizabeth Smith at 788-8781
For questions about audition music call: Rich Muller at 486-3134
You can also go to this link.
Fiorello! will be presented on November 6, 7 & 8 at the Watertown Dulles State Office Building Auditorium.
Directed by: Elizabeth Smith
Produced by: Kevin R. Kitto
Music by: Rich Muller
Vocal Coach: Nancy Boynton
Choreographed by: Kathy Michaels
Technical Director: Jeff Comet
Here is information from my previous article:
Fiorello! won the Tony Award for best musical in 1960, and is also one of the few musicals in history to win a Pulitzer Prize.
Fiorello! tells the story of the rise to power of New York’s “Little Flower,” Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia (1882-1947). In a time when the crooked political machine known as “Tammany Hall” was up to its ears in graft, vice and corruption, it took this small, honest man to break their stranglehold on New York City politics. With guts and perseverance “The Little Flower” put a bright, new shine on “The Big Apple.”
Unlike most political musicals, which are usually satires, Fiorello! is really a love story set to the music and beat of a New York City in the midst of change.
With a book by Jerome Weidman and George Abbott, and a score by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick, “Fiorello!” ran for 795 performances in 3 years on Broadway.
The Main Cast features 5 Men and 4 Women, with extras as Poker Players, Ragtime Dancers and supportive speaking roles in the ensemble.
There are also roles for 3 or 4 Newsies to be played by teenage boys or girls, and some Fort Drum Soldiers are needed for the first Act finale.
A copy of the script is available for perusal at the circulation desk of the Flower Memorial Library.
For more information, visit the Lyric Theater Website
Here is more information about the Original Broadway Musical.
Theatre News
A Film Festival and A Unique New Play
Head North for a Film Festival
or South for the premiere of a new Play!
Theatre Overview for January
Break up the Winter Doldrums with Live Theatre! All within an hour’s drive of Watertown! 
Last Weekend of the Season at The Lake Ontario Playhouse
January must be a very serious month in Sackets Harbor
Brief Broadway Blog
The paparazzi we waiting for Mrs. Cruise outside the stagedoor of “All My Sons” on Broadway. But can she act?
Calling Artists, Entertainers, Patrons of the Arts, Organizers
Craig is looking for you. An open call for information to post on Craig’s To Do List! Your Arts. Your Entertainment Events. Your Festivals.
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels
Gigolos, Fraud, Deception, Rich Widows, downright lying and cheating. Yes it is all a day at the office (or crusie liner) for the cast of “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.”
November 14-16 Weekend
Celebrate High School Theater. From Big budget musicals, to whodunits, to Shakespeare, to Spoofs. Northern New York’s young thespians are busy all over the boards this weekend. BREAK LEGS!
Aida Opens Tonight
The Elton John, Time Rice Broadway Smash opens up on our own Great White Way–Washington Street. At Watertown High School. Tonight!
Fiorello!
Fiorello! Opens at the Watertown Lyric Theater this Thursday, November 6th for three nights. A political Election Musical that celebrates the life of a former New York Mayor.
OCP - Dancing Queen
Ogdensburg Command Performance
“You can dance, you can jive, having the time of your life
See that girl, watch that scene, dig in the dancing queen.”
Today's Headlines
- For Your Health: Getting Exercise At A Library? You Bet
- Neighbors Of Watertown Gears Up For Exciting Projects
- St. Lawrence County Clerk To Lead All New York Clerks
- Bariatric Education & Weight Management
- Elizabeth A. Oakes, 91, Black River
- 7 News This Morning Interviews for January 8, 2009
- Deferiet and the Army Compromising on Old Mill Usage
- A Film Festival and A Unique New Play
- Feedback: Soup Kitchen Could Close Due To Leaky Roof
- I’ll Take Wintry Mix for 100, Alex!
- Governor’s State Of The State Address: ‘Our Time to Lead’
- Apparent Abduction, Possible Robbery Probed In Lewis County
- More Layoffs At Stature Electric
- Horse Owner Has Been In Trouble With The Law Before
- Man Sentenced For Selling Drugs












