Mar 09 Monday
“Comediettes” outlines the story of three female comedians, all from different generations, as they grapple with the news that an alleged abuser is headlining their show that night.That’s where it starts! It’s funny, it’s raw, it’s a bit disturbing. The first half is the setup and the second half is the punchline.
In 2023, Acorn Players was thrilled to workshop Laser Webber’s touching and witty musical “Teaching a Robot to Love” and in 2026, alongside Director Emily Kollin, we are excited to announce auditions for our workshop of Stephanie Weber’s new and powerful dark comedy - “Comediettes.” This workshop production is an opportunity to work with the playwright as you help bring her new play to life!
Auditions will be held March 9 & 10 at First United Methodist Church:1700 Mitch Daniels Blvd, West Lafayette, from 6:30pm - 8:30pm.You only need to attend one night, but are welcome to come to both.
No preparation is needed, as actors will read selections from the script. That being said, PLEASE READ THROUGH THE MATERIALS ON OUR WEBSITE BEFORE YOU AUDITION. This show contains mature content including discussion of sexual assault using very frank language by victims, alleged perpetrators, and others; use of violent terminology and adult language; physical intimidation; and drinking and smoking. Due to the content of this play, we will not cast anyone under 21 years old. Roles are available for 3 female presenting actors and 1 male presenting actor.
Mar 10 Tuesday
Apr 01 Wednesday
A one-minute play is a quick burst of comedy or drama, character and plot that shines briefly then fades, like the briefest of fireworks. And Greater Lafayette Playwrights is hosting the first-ever Lafayette event entirely dedicated to these flashes of storytelling! Come to Roman Candles on Wednesday, April 1 at 7 pm for -- well, we still don't know how many -- one-minute plays written by local playwrights.