Jeff & Carol Anne Hartman take you on a video tour on YouTube of their new album, “Then There Was Three,” on Sunday, June 26, 2022, at 7:30 pm from the comfort of your home.
This particular album has been 15 years in the making with musicians Brian Burton, Phill Kirby, Scott McCloud, Jeremy Shaw, Phillip Whack, and more.
Produced by Jeff Hartman, Plastic Moon Engineered by Chris Garges, Old House Recording Studio; Michael French, Down to Hear; Jeff Hartman, Stone Drive Studio, Down to Hear Studios & Hickory Arts; Scott McCloud; Steven Thigpen, Hickory Theatre; Kent Wooten, The Cove Mixed by Jeff Hartman, Hickory Arts Mastered by Dave Harris, Studio B Mastering
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YouTube Premiere – Then There Was Three LP Tour
Please join Jeff & Carol Anne Hartman as they take you on a video tour on YouTube of their new album, “Then There Was Three,” on Sunday, June 26, 2022, at 7:30 pm from the comfort of your home.
Hickory Theatre’s Vacation Extravaganza at Warehouse 18 featuring Hartman with drummer Matt Decker, guitarist Brad Bailey, saxophonist Steven Foster, bassist Scott McCloud, and guest vocalists Juan Araya, Tiffany Christian, Elizabeth Edwards, Emma Lee Kurts, Bill Morgan, and Mark Rose
Monday, June 6, 2022
6:30 pm
Warehouse 18
18 2nd Street SE, Hickory, NC 28602
$100 for 2 Folks (Automatically Registered to win a $10,000 Vacation)
“Hartman,” the husband & wife combo featuring singer/songwriters Jeff & Carol Anne Hartman with drummer Chris Allen, bassist Scott McCloud, saxophonist David Wortman, and special guests Sharlata “ShiningShar” Marlin, Shannon Underwood, and Corey Knighton, will appear on the Jeffers mainstage at Hickory Theatre on Monday, May 16, 2022, from 6 pm.
“There are no small parts, only small… Shakespeares?”
I’m sure I got that quote wrong but with auditions for Hickory Theatre’s production of “Something Rotten! this week, let’s talk ENSEMBLE.
Before you circle “No” at “Would you accept any role?”—consider what it means to be part of THIS ensemble.
NICK BOTTOM’s acting TROUPE consists of TOM SNOUT, ROBIN (who loves a great dress), PETER QUINCE, SNUG, FRANCIS FLUTE, and, of course, the MINSTREL. The TROUPE performs more than most of the principal actors!
The MINSTREL welcomes the audience to the Renaissance and the world of Something Rotten! With a merry and ironic disposition, the Minstrel sets up the scene for the audience to enjoy all the show’s twists and turns.
The FEMALE ENSEMBLE has more stage time than the principal females, playing various characters like HELENA and MIRANDA, who throw a baby shower for BEA.
Both MALE and FEMALE Ensembles could double and perhaps triple in a variety of roles that include several solos, Shakespeare’s Bard Boys, Townspeople, Shakespeare’s Announcer, the Astrologer, the Gypsy Woman, the Eyepatch Man, Shakespeare’s Valet, the Reapers, the Renaissance Writers, the 3 Chefs, the Royal Family, the Puritans, the Sad Little Egg that gets to show off her Dreamgirls chops—and SO MUCH MORE!
LORD CLAPHAM begins as the Bottom brothers’ primary patron, but that changes quickly once he hears that Shakespeare is performing the same play. Clapham is excited by the arts and certainly not ashamed to share his sometimes zealous opinions about the Bottoms’ shows.
SHYLOCK is a Jewish moneylender who wants nothing more than to be considered a patron of the arts but by law, can’t be considered an official investor. Regardless, he continues to help Nick because he can’t stand to be anywhere else besides the theater.
This isn’t your average ENSEMBLE. So, no, there are no small parts—there are MANY parts for good actors and singers. Circle “Yes!”
Auditions for Something Rotten! will be held at Hickory Theatre on Friday, June 4th from 6:30 pm & Saturday, June 5th from 11 am with possible callbacks on Sunday, June 6th.
Auditions will consist of both a dancing and singing portion. Please come dressed comfortably for your dance audition.
Please prepare 16 bars; preferably from (but not limited to) Something Rotten! Recommended selections for each principle role and ensemble are available here: 16-bar Principle Selections
An accompanist will be provided. Do not bring your own accompanist.
Director: Eric Seale Music Director: Jeff Hartman Choreographer: Leanna Bodnar
Performance Dates: August 27-September 11
Audition Etiquette for Actors has become a required reading for Hickory Arts developing actors. Don’t underestimate the impact of your behavior at or surrounding an audition. Click here or visit hickoryarts.com/auditionetiquette to learn more.
https://youtu.be/sa2rpmib5SI
Hickory Arts FAQ | Audition Tip #1
https://youtu.be/nXJ-Lukp6p0
Hickory Arts FAQ | Audition Tip #2: Taking Direction
https://youtu.be/BEE2Tuo94d8
Hickory Arts FAQ | Audition Tip #3: Style
https://youtu.be/JuU0gnP2zoQ
Hickory Arts FAQ | Audition Tip #4: Accompanists
https://youtu.be/_B3l_ovm0Ec
Hickory Arts FAQ | Audition Tip #5: The Money Note
Hickory, NC – Something Rotten!
A Musical Performed in the Jeffers Theatre
August 27-September 11, 2021
Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 7:30 pm; Sundays from 2:30 pm