On January 30th & 31st, North Fulton Drama Club will be holding open, Non-Equity auditions for a new production of William Shakespeare’s The Tempest.

Auditions will be held on Monday and Tuesday, January 30th & 31st, from 6:30 pm to 9:30pm. Call backs will be held on Thursday, February 2nd.

Download an audition form here.

**We are interested in actors of any and all races, ethnicities, body types, flavors, heights, whatever. Come as you are, because you are awesome.**

Show dates are evenings Fridays & Saturdays, April 27th through May 12th, with a Sunday Matinee on May 6th at 4pm.

Actors should come prepared to perform cold-readings from provided scripts. Monologues, particularly Shakespearean, are appreciated, but not required. Headshots and theatre resumes are appreciated, but not required.

Auditions will be held on the property of Barrington Hall in Roswell, Georgia. The Hall is located at 535 Barrington Drive, on the south side of the Historic Roswell Square, near the intersection of GA Hwy 120 and GA Hwy 9. Follow Barrington Drive and turn left on to King Street to access the graveled parking behind the blue barn. There is very limited parking available in the main lot, so please park around back.

Deal breakers include inability to be at ALL shows and inability to be present during the entirety of tech week. If you feel you have a particularly strong case for missing ONE day during tech week, please feel free to attempt to reason with us. We are nothing if not reasonable.

Please note: NFDC accepts actors who are age 14 and at least freshmen in high school.

Find Barrington Hall on Google Maps.

Questions? Email us at nfdramaclub@gmail.com or call us at 678-561-BARD.

NOTE:
NFDC is an all-volunteer community theater, and as such, no stipend or compensation is offered.

Beasties at Barrington is back for 2011 with spooky stories and hot apple cider! Fun for the whole family at Barrington Hall. Tickets are $5, refreshments available for $1 each. Tours start at 7pm, and the last tour leaves at 9pm.

Remember! You don’t have to have a GMail account to use Google Checkout! You can use any email address.

One ticket per tour participant. Your ticket price is considered a donation and, depending upon your personal tax situation, is tax deductible!

Mark your calendar now! NFDC is proud to announce our Fall 2011 production of William Shakespeare’s Henry IV Part I.

The crown rests uneasily on King Henry IV. His right to rule is in question, a rebellion is imminent, and his son, Prince Hal, would rather be a tavern-crawling brigand than a knight. William Shakespeare’s Henry IV, Part 1 is part history, part comedy, and all entertaining.

Friday & Saturday Evenings September 23rd through October 8th at 8pm
Sunday Matinee October 2nd at 4pm

Seating begins at 7pm; Show begins at 8pm (more or less dusk)

General Admission: FREE!
Suggested Donation of $5

Reserved seating at tables will be available for this show. Click here to reserve a table today!

Location:
Barrington Hall
535 Barrington Drive
Roswell, GA 30075

Map:

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Funding for this program is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council.

Our graphics courtesy of Erica Cruz. If you want some awesome graphics, just drop us a message and we’ll hook you up with the best graphic designer in the ATL.

On June 13th & 14th, North Fulton Drama Club will be holding open, Non-Equity auditions for a new production of William Shakespeare’s Henry IV Part I.

Auditions will be held on Monday and Tuesday, June 13th & 14th, from 6:30 pm to 9:30pm. Call backs will be held on Thursday, June 16th.

**We are interested in actors of any and all races, ethnicities, body types, flavors, heights, whatever. Come as you are, because you are awesome.**

Show dates are evenings Fridays & Saturdays, September 23rd through October 8th at 8pm, October 2nd at 4pm.

Actors should come prepared to perform cold-readings from provided scripts. Monologues, particularly Shakespearean, are appreciated, but not required. Headshots and theatre resumes are appreciated, but not required.

Auditions will be held on the property of Barrington Hall in Roswell, Georgia. The Hall is located at 535 Barrington Drive, on the south side of the Historic Roswell Square, near the intersection of GA Hwy 120 and GA Hwy 9. Follow Barrington Drive and turn left on to King Street to access the graveled parking behind the blue barn. There is very limited parking available in the main lot, so please park around back.

Deal breakers include inability to be at ALL shows and inability to be present during the entirety of tech week. If you feel you have a particularly strong case for missing ONE day during tech week, please feel free to attempt to reason with us. We are nothing if not reasonable.

Here is the audition form! Download and fill it out in advance.

Find Barrington Hall on Google Maps.

Questions? Email us at nfdramaclub@gmail.com or call us at 678-561-BARD.

NOTE:
NFDC is an all-volunteer community theater, and as such, no stipend or compensation is offered.

Mark your calendar now! NFDC is proud to announce our Spring 2011 production of William Shakespeare’s classic depiction of the battle of the sexes, The Taming of the Shrew. Set in 1968, this turbulent era of social unrest acts as a backdrop for the many conflicts found in the play. Can Katherine prove to the simple-minded men of Padua that women deserve the equality she so adamantly desires? Can the idealistic youth outsmart their “set-in-their-ways” elders? Come join us on the lawn in May for another amazing night with NFDC to find out

Friday & Saturday Evenings May 6th through 21st
Sunday Matinee at 4pm on May 15th

Seating begins at 7pm; Show begins at 8pm (more or less dusk)

General Admission: FREE

Reserved seating at tables will be available for this show. Reserve your table now!

Location:
Barrington Hall
535 Barrington Drive
Roswell, GA 30075

Map:

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Funding for this program is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council.

On February 21st & 22nd, North Fulton Drama Club will be holding open, Non-Equity auditions for a new production of William Shakespeare’s The Taming of the Shrew.

Auditions will be held on Monday and Tuesday, February 21st and 22nd, from 6:30 pm to 9:30pm. Call backs will be held on Thursday, February 24th.

Show dates are evenings Fridays & Saturdays, May 6th through 21st, with a Sunday Matinee at 4pm on May 15th.

Actors should come prepared to perform cold-readings from provided scripts. Monologues, particularly Shakespearean, are appreciated, but not required. Headshots and theatre resumes are appreciated, but not required.

Auditions will be held on the property of Barrington Hall in Roswell, Georgia. The Hall is located at 535 Barrington Drive, on the south side of the Historic Roswell Square, near the intersection of GA Hwy 120 and GA Hwy 9. Follow Barrington Drive and turn left on to King Street to access the graveled parking behind the blue barn. There is very limited parking available in the main lot, so please park around back.

Deal breakers include inability to be at ALL shows and inability to be present during the entirety of tech week. If you feel you have a particularly strong case for missing ONE day during tech week, please feel free to attempt to reason with us. We are nothing if not reasonable.

Find Barrington Hall on Google Maps.

Questions? Email us at nfdramaclub@gmail.com or call us at 678-561-BARD.

NOTE:
NFDC is an all-volunteer community theater, and as such, no stipend or compensation is offered.

That’s right! Book ahead now for our Friday night show, or either show on Saturday (8pm or 11pm) and be automatically entered to win prizes in our raffle!

Remember, we’re at Renew Social Ventures
972 Alpharetta Street
Roswell, GA 30075

$15 Donation grants access to the event for one adult
$10 donation grants access to the event for one senior or student

North Fulton Drama Club

presents

The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)
by Adam Long, Daniel Singer, and Jess Winfield

Featuring Ben Silver, Zip Rampy and Thomas Strickland

January 14, 15, 21, & 22
Curtain at 8pm
January 22 – Late, Late Show at 11pm

At Renew Social Ventures
972 Alpharetta Street
Roswell, GA 30075

$15 Donation grants access to the event for one adult
$10 donation grants access to the event for one senior or student

NEW SHOW ADDED! Are you in a show? Can’t make an 8pm curtain? Well just for you, we’re doing it one more time!! Get your tickets to the late, late show really, really early!! Come closing night at 11pm for the final round of crazy shenanigans!

North Fulton Drama Club & Barrington Hall are pleased to present our third annual spooky storytelling tour!

Beasties at Barrington will showcase four spooky Southern Gothic tales. Follow your undead guide through the grounds for a spine-chilling tour, and then warm up with hot chocolate or apple cider afterward.

Tickets are $5.00 and tours leave every fifteen minutes starting at 7pm on October 22nd & 23rd. Hot cider, hot chocolate, coffee, cookies, and other refreshments are available to keep you warm on your spooky way!

Buy your tickets online now or in person at the venue.

North Fulton Drama Club is thrilled to close our fifth year on the lawn at Historic Barrington Hall with an Old West take on William Shakespeare’s Two Gentlemen of Verona — a classic comedy of contested love, over-protective fathers and mistaken identity.

Friday & Saturday Evenings September 17th through October 2
4pm Matinee Sunday, September 19th

Seating begins at 7pm; Show begins at 8pm (more or less dusk)

General Admission: FREE

Reserved Seating: $40.00 for a table to seat 6.
For more information call 678-561-BARD or visit our Reservations page.

Location:
Barrington Hall
535 Barrington Drive
Roswell, GA 30075

Map:

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Wait, I am totally unfamiliar with Two Gentlemen of Verona. What is this all about?

Excellent question. While there are many repositories of information about Shakespeare on the internet, please allow us to point you toward the Folger Library’s very excellent synopsis of Two Gents:

Even though the word “gentlemen” in its title would suggest that this play’s heroes are adults, the play is much more intelligible if we think of them as boys—boys who, as the play opens, are about to leave home on their own for the first time. Their longtime friendship has been dealt a double blow: one of the boys has developed a crush on a girl, though he hasn’t yet told her that he likes her; the other is being sent off by his father to the equivalent of a boys’ finishing school. In the course of the play’s action, both boys make the journey away from home, and both behave in ways that get them in terrible trouble.

Funding for this program is provided by the Fulton County Board of Commissioners under the guidance of the Fulton County Arts Council.