09/19/2026
AUDITION INFORMATION for DEATH & TAXES at Curtain Call Front Street Theatre.
7 pm - 9 pm
Sunday, September 27th
Monday, September 28th
Be prepared to do cold reading from the script.
All auditioners must be 18+
REHEARSALS
Sundays from 4-7pm and Mondays, Wednesdays from 7-10pm
Please bring a calendar to list any conflicts you may have to the rehearsal schedule.
PERFORMANCES
December 4-6 & December 11-13, 2026
All rehearsals and performances at Curtain Call Front Street Theatre
DIRECTOR: Ken Czechanski
ASSISTANT DIRECTOR: Jessica Cepolski
SYNOPSIS
Welcome to Hendricks, where a routine small-town council meeting becomes a murder investigation after an IRS employee turns up dead. Everyone seems to have a secret, everyone has a motive, and the town’s wonderfully inept officials and eccentric citizens are determined to find the killer.
CHARACTERS (5F/4M)
KATHLEEN LYLES: (Female 30s-50s) the Mayor of Hendricks. Authoritative, determined and increasingly frustrated as she tries to control the chaos.
CORA SEDGEWICK: (Female 40s-70s) a Citizen of Hendricks. A nosy small-town busybody who loves knowing everyone’s business.
EVELYN MARTINDALE: (Female 30s-50s) the Drama Teacher. Eccentric, but organized, analytical and determined to make sense any mystery.
EDDIE KING: (Male 30s-50s) the Newspaper Editor. Self-important, nosy and hilariously ill-equipped to be the great reporter he imagines himself to be.
DR. EFREM BISHOP: (Male 50s-70s) the Town Doctor. Gruff, observant and probably the smartest person in the room but also indifferent.
LYDIA KLEFT: (Female 20s-40s) the Town Clerk. Nervous, sweet and not especially bright.
MATTIE JOHANSEN: (Female 30s-50s) a Citizen of Hendricks. Outspoken, practical and quick-witted; married to Carl Johansen.
WESELY THORNE: (Male 20s-40s) the Sheriff of Hendricks. Well-meaning, authoritative and spectacularly inept at detective work.
CARL JOHANSEN: (Male 30s-50s) a Citizen of Hendricks. Sarcastic, argumentative and unimpressed by the investigation; Mattie’s long-suffering husband.
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