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Thank you for auditioning for A CHARLIE BROWN CHRISTMAS - Tour ROLE: PIG PEN Present in the room will be producing team & casting. Initial Call AND Callbacks please prepare: -16 to 32 bars of a song of your choice that demonstrates personality! If you don’t feel like singing is your strong suit, keep in mind we are more interested in character and personality than pretty singing. (This is mainly a straight play with concert style music at the end.) -The sides in this packet for your role! -If you have any special skills that might be useful to this show (instruments, juggling, acrobatics, physical comedy etc.), we’d love to see them! INSTRUCTIONS: Be sure to bring your picture and resume, otherwise we will not have one in the room! Thanks so much! W | S Casting FRANKLIN & PIG PEN SIDES Lucy Franklin, you’re a shepherd. FRANKLIN Every Christmas it’s the same. I always end up playing a shepherd. PIG PEN Pig Pen is known for being constantly dirty, insulted constantly by everybody. He is very cool and accepts himself regardless. Side #1 Lucy Pig Pen, you’re the innkeeper. Pig Pen In spite of my outward appearance, I shall try to run a neat inn. Side #2 Frieda I can’t go on. There’s too much dust. It’s taking the curl out of my naturally curly hair. Charlie Brown Don’t think of it as dust. Think of it as maybe the soil or some great, past civilization. Maybe the soil of ancient Babylon. It staggers the imagination. You may be carrying soil that was trod upon by Solomon. Or even Nebuchadnezzar. Pig Pen Sort of makes you want to treat me with more respect, doesn’t it? Frieda You’re an absolute mess. Just look at yourself. (Frieda hands her hand mirror to Pig Pen) Pig Pen On the contrary, I didn’t think I looked that good. .

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