To The Promised Land

By Jonathan Gillard Daly

Directed by Roseann Sheridan

A young African-American girl's experience growing up in Milwaukee during the civil rights movement is overlapped with the true story of Golda Meir, the future prime minister of Israel. Both girls grew up in the same house, but 60 years apart from each other. Using magical realism, the two girls form a friendship, discovering their shared strength and hope, and how they both overcome injustices to realize their dreams. We are proud to present this new compelling young adult drama by Milwaukee playwright-actor Jonathan Gillard Daly. Recommended for our young adult audience: ages 10 & up.

Produced by Children's Theater of Madison at Overture Center for the Arts, 201 State Street, Madison

Performances: April 22 - May 3, 2017

Performance Times:
See CTM website: ctmtheater.org (weekends plus some student matinee shows during the weeks of 4/24th & 5/1).

Ticket Prices: Starting from $18 for public performances

Call 608-255-2080 for reservations or more information.

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Auditions

Auditions will be held on the following days:

1/23/2017

Auditions will be held Jan. 23rd from 5-8pm for youth; and 8-9pm for adults in the CTM studio, 228 State St.

Roles available for 4 girls (age 10-17), 2 women (25-40) and 1 man (25-35).

Sign up for an audition slot via CTM's website: ctmtheater.org/get-involved/audition-for-shows

Audition pieces are available on the Auditions page on CTM's website. Memorization is not required but actors should be familiar enough to be able to take direction with the piece.

Actors must be available for all performances, including the school day shows week of April 24th and May 1st.