CASTING NOTICE
Non-Equity Call; $50/performance
Trinity Theatre Company is seeking actors to fill all roles for POTUS by Selina Fillinger, directed by Kandace Crystal and performing January 8-17, 2027. Also seeking actors to fill most roles in the world premier of The House Between by Serhat Pala, directed by Sean Boyd and performing February 26 – March 14, 2027.
Auditions: In-Person appointments on October 20th. Please prepare a 1-2 minute monologue of your choice. Submissions are being taken online through Sign Up Genius. All submissions must be submitted through this platform. (https://www.signupgenius.com/go/8050C48AEAD2CA4F49-66194263-auditions)
Prior to auditions, you will be emailed to submit a digital copy of your headshot & resume. Hard copies are not required, and will not be taken.
Potus/The House Between
Important Dates for POTUS:
December 1 – First Rehearsal
December 29 – January 7 – Tech
January 8 – January 17 – Performances
***Break for Christmas Week and New Year Holidays***
Important Dates for The House Between:
January 12 – First Rehearsal
February 16-25 – Tech
February 26 – March 14 – Performances
Location:
All Rehearsals & Performances will take place at the Trinity Theatre Company, 9520 Padgett Street, Suite 208, San Diego, CA 92126
Rehearsals Tuesdays – Fridays from 6p-10p.
Performances Fridays & Saturdays at 7p; Sundays at 2p.
Character Breakdown:
***Actors of all ethnicities, race, age, and gender are encouraged to apply***
POTUS:
HARRIET – His Chief of Staff
JEAN – His press secretary
STEPHANIE – His secretary
DUSTY – His dalliance
BERNADETTE – His sister
CHRIS – A journalist
MARGARET – His wife. The First Lady.
THE HOUSE BETWEEN:
CHRISSY -Greek–Australian. 50s–60s.
A painter and mother living in Melbourne. Warm, witty, and emotionally brave beneath a practiced competence. Carries the “unfinished story” of her grandfather and a restless need to stand inside the place it began.
JOHN -Chrissy’s son. Late 20s–30s.
Protective, skeptical, articulate. Thinks structurally (risk, logistics, consequences). His love often arrives as interrogation first, tenderness second.
ATHENA -Chrissy’s daughter. 20s
Bright, affectionate, and perceptive. The first to offer warmth, the quickest to name what’s happening in the room; often the bridge between generations.
HAKAN -Turkish–American. 50s–60s.
An academic (a professor). Disciplined, cerebral, private; until the right silence breaks him open. He’s spent a lifetime explaining history; now he has to live inside it. His emotional center is steadier than he expects.
ARDA – THIS ROLE HAS BEEN CAST – Hakan’s son. 20s.
Startup founder building AI; ambitious, fast, sincere. Wants speed and scale, but still shows up when family becomes real. Capable of surprising gentleness. Special connection to father, almost the Hakan that could have been.
SAM -Hakan’s longtime friend. 50s–60s.
Semi-retired executive / mentor type. Warm, dry, and socially fluent; he can defuse tension without minimizing it. A steady witness – sometimes a referee, sometimes a catalyst.
IRFAN -Local fixer/contractor/paperwork operator. 40s–50s.
An indispensable “solver” who sells solutions and then invents them. Big-hearted, opportunistic, funny without being a clown. Carries a tape measure like a sword. Wants to be essential (and paid). Often the play’s pressure-valve, but with real stakes underneath. Not meant to be a cartoonish character with more substance than quickly visible on the surface.
METIN – Local falcon enthusiast / informal guide. Age flexible (30s–70s).
Arrives with tea and an overstuffed “logbook” energy. Speaks in folk-poetic metaphor that lands more deeply than he intends. Slightly mystical, slightly practical, like the town itself.
About the Shows:
POTUS – One four-letter word is about to rock 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue. When the President unwittingly spins a PR nightmare into a global crisis, the seven brilliant and beleaguered women he relies upon most risk life, liberty, and the pursuit of sanity to keep the commander-in-chief out of trouble.
The House Between – “The House Between” is about two immigrants drawn to the same ruined house from opposite histories. Chrissy, a Greek-Australian artist, and Hakan, a Turkish-American historian, meet in Ayvalık, Türkiye, and begin a late-in-life love story shaped by memory, family, and displacement. The play asks: when you carry more than one home inside you, how do you choose where you belong?
CASTING NOTICE
Non-Equity Call; $35.00 performance rate
Trinity Theatre Company is seeking actors to join our Storytime Troupe, a year-round program that tours libraries around San Diego. These positions are on-going, as needed (approximately 1-4 times per month, around actor availability). Performers should generally be available weekdays during the day. At each performance, two actors of the troupe will be scheduled, with a third scheduled as Coordinator. Performances are typically 75 minutes, including setup and tear down (required of Troupe performers & coordinator). Storytime Director: Marcy Ledvinka. Artistic Director: Sean Boyd.
Only Self-taped Auditions are being accepted. All submissions must be emailed to casting@trinityttc.org by 5:00 PM on April 3, 2026.
***Actors of all ethnicities, race, age, and gender are encouraged to apply***
To submit, email casting@trinityttc.org. Include:
1) Your name
2) Your email & phone number
3) Digital copy of your headshot and resume
4) General availability, including daytime and weekend availability
5) A recording of you performing the side below
***If you do not receive a response confirming materials have been collected within 48 hours, please resend your information.***
Other essential duties and requirements of Storytime Actors:
- Must pass Background Checks and LiveScan certification
- Audience participation with children, including post-show craft supervision
- Learn the Knick or Knack track and the Coordinator responsibilities
- Set-up and Take Down of Trinity approved set, costumes, and props
- Maintenance of Storytime Marketing Kit (Coordinators)
- Submit timely performance reports (Coordinators)
- Attendance at Monthly Storytime Meeting (scheduled around actor availability, though often 4th Sunday at 10a OR Saturday at 6p)
- Performances are county-wide. Reliable transportation is required.
SIDE TO RECORD:
KNACK. Well, that’s everyone on our farm! Maybe we can spend some more time all
together. Can I show you my garden? (*INTERACTION MOMENT*) I have so much I could
show you! I have recently just started growing daisies! Ooh! I am so excited. I know exactly
what I want to show you first—(Knack notices a seed on the ground and picks it up.) What is
this? Sorry everyone…I did not put this here. What do you think this is? (*INTERACTION
MOMENT*) Wait! I have seen this before. It’s…it’s a seed of wheat! Wow! If we plant the seed,
we could make fresh bread! Oh yum! (Beat.) But I’ve never planted anything like this before.
You know…I think I want some help planting this seed of wheat. Let’s go ask Don the Dog!
