Extremely moving tragedy with scattered humorous moments displaying both the air of 1950’s Brooklyn and a timeless, universal sense of the human condition. Contains subthemes relevant to current topics of controvery: such as the treatment of illegal aliens and anyone who seems “different” from the norm.

Auditions for A View from the Bridge by Arthur Miller and directed by Stephen Cox will be held at GAC on these dates:

  • Monday, December 1 at 8pm
  • Tuesday, December 2 at 8pm
  • Callbacks (if needed) Thursday, December 4 at 8pm

All of the details you’ll need for auditions including show description, and character descriptions can be found in this document.

This Pulitzer Prize-winning drama is a masterful depiction of the forces that divide and conquer us. Yet along with the rage, despair and violence, there’s humor and abundant humanity. It is an emotional story of what happens when you don’t know how to resist and provides a cautionary tale to all of us in the changing political, social and economic climate.

Auditions for Sweat by Lynn Nottage and directed by Bob Kleinberg will be held at GAC on these dates:

  • Monday, December 8 at 7:30pm
  • Tuesday, December 9 at 7:30pm
  • Callbacks (if needed) Thursday, December 11 at 7:30pm

All of the details you’ll need for auditions including show description, and character descriptions can be found in this document.

A listing of the sides and file links used for auditions can be found here.

The actual sides can be found in this folder.

You can sign up for auditions here, although there will also be paper forms at auditions.

To Audition for any listed GAC Production

Please see the individual show listing for specific information, but feel free to print and fill out our audition form in advance to bring to your audition. (Copies will be available at auditions as well. Productions may also use different audition forms from what we’ve linked here.) All productions are required to follow the GAC audition policy below. If you feel that there has been an issue or violation of this policy, please contact VP of Programs to address the situation.

Casting and Audition Policy

As part of our ongoing effort to be an inclusive and welcoming space, the Greenbelt Arts Center requires that all productions follow our audition and casting policy, which can be found in full here.  Production teams are not to limit casting choices unless a script specifies that an actor portraying that character must fit a specific demographic (ex. August Wilson’s plays, Lynn Nottage’s Sweat, the musical Hairspray.)

GAC will work with actors to accommodate needs within our capabilities as a non-profit organization, and is always open to suggestions about how we can improve the experience for all volunteers.