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Chaotic Combinations - Actor
Bottled Wasps - Male 50-60; Male 40-50; Female 35-45



Chaotic Combinations - Actor

Want to be involved in Organised Chaos Productions’ unique theatre challenge and great networking opportunity?
After the success of our first year of 'Chaotic Combinations' with a sell-out audiences and two fantastic nights – we're doing it again!
We are looking for enthusiastic ACTORS who are willing to be challenged by collaborating with a writer, to prepare a duologue for you to perform in front of a judging audience!
The writer will be given a theme to work with and then you will both be locked away in a rehearsal space on a Saturday for a full day of creativity. The outcome of this will be performed on the Sunday and who knows what we'll end up with? That’s the fun part!
You will compete against other actor/writer teams and the audience will decide who should be the winner and go through to the grand final!
It’s all about working with people whom you are not familiar with, No experience is needed, just your willingness to try!
Please note that the audience decide the winner, so be prepared to bring your family, friends, pets (well maybe not pets) along to the show to vote!
If you are a successful candidate you will be notified and invited to the weekend event.

Get your CV in to Liz at organisedchaosevent (at) gmail (dot) com, subject ‘Chaotic Combinations - Actor’ by 9pm on Monday 13th February 2012.



Bottled Wasps


We are also currently casting for our production of Bottled Wasps which will debut in April - more information coming soon. Please get in touch if you are interested in any of these roles.

Walter (50-60)
Walter, is proud to have defended his country and its traditions against the forces of anarchy and change.  Unfortunately for Walter, the world itself has changed while he wasn’t looking, leaving him out of step with nothing but his memories and a loaded sniper’s rifle connecting him to a time when he wielded authority and demanded respect.  Now the terrorists he fought against, who killed and maimed his colleagues, are in positions of power while he is the proprietor of a failing seaside hotel.  He hates the IRA, the local Council and his (recently deceased) wife in equal measure and has only alcohol, late night television and the Les Mis soundtrack to distract him from the nonsense that his life has become.  

Patrick (40-50)    
Patrick took a chance once.  He followed his heart (and organs further south) and traded in his life of certainty and boundaries for adventure and fireworks and Grace.  An office Christmas party (no partners) at a hotel and an overnight stay?  What chance did they have?  Now, a few years later, the helium is leaking from the balloon and he needs to act.  It had seemed like a good idea to try and recreate the illicit weekend at the seaside hotel where they had once cast aside alternative futures and just plain gone for it.  Looking back, it feels like yet another thing he has done because he thought that’s what the person he wants to be would have done.  He looks back a lot.

Grace (35-45)
Grace has agreed to come with Patrick to the scene of the start of their romantic adventure because to refuse would be to say that it’s over and she is not absolutely certain yet that it is.  She left her husband to be with Patrick.  Nobody died.  If, eventually, she has to leave Patrick to get her life back on track: so be it.  It’s nobody’s fault.  Sometimes things just work out that way.  Or don’t.  She is still confident that her best years are ahead of her and she looks forward, always.  She is sure that, given the opportunity, Patrick would put everything back the way it used to be.  She, on the other hand, sees their time together as part of the journey to where she needs to be.  It may well be time for her to get on with the journey; certainly she sees little point in giving him further opportunities to disappoint her.