Trigger Happy Auditions
- joe80410
- Apr 18, 2024
- 1 min read
Audition to perform in the next Trigger Happy Lab Cast at The Annoyance Theatre! This ensemble will have an eight-week run on Saturday nights at 7:00 PM from June 15th through August 3rd.
This season's Lab Cast will be directed by 6 year Trigger Happy Ensemble member Josie Benedetti, with fellow Ensemble members Mandy Leavell and Freddie Powers as Assistant Directors.
Saturday auditions will be held at the Annoyance and Sunday auditions will be at the iO Theater.
Trigger Happy is a long-form improv show created by Annoyance Artistic Director and Founder, Mick Napier. The show is an improvised piece inspired by a single suggestion from the audience. During the show, the cast shares an invisible language that triggers choreographed edits and flourishes, so that the show unfolds as if by magic. This opportunity involves a hands-on rehearsal process during which the new Lab Cast develops their own unique style of the Trigger Happy form!
Please arrive early with your headshot and resume already printed. No need to prepare any material, as this will be an improv audition.
*NOTE: All performers auditioning are required to have completed at least one class through The Annoyance Theatre's training center.
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This sounds like a fantastic opportunity for improvisers to develop performance skills in a unique and collaborative format. I like how Trigger Happy combines spontaneous creativity with structured techniques to create something memorable. As someone who enjoys Crossy Road, an arcade game where players react quickly to ever-changing obstacles, I can appreciate experiences that reward adaptability and fast thinking.
🎭 The idea of developing that invisible language between cast members to create seamless, magical moments on stage is honestly what makes improv so exciting. It takes a lot of practice and trust in your scene partners, kind of like how you learn the rhythms and patterns in a penalty shoot out slot – you get better the more you play and pay attention. I've always admired how Mick Napier's shows push performers to think on their feet and commit fully to every choice. Wishing all the auditioners good vibes – hope to catch the run this summer! 🎉
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