Dionysus
Jordann Pruitt
Xanthias, Aeschylus
Quan (Sam) Sun
Heracles, Charon, Servant, Plathane, Pluto
Daisy Howard
Corpse, Doorkeeper, Landlady, Euripides
Michael Pulliam
Chorus Leader (Head Frog and Mystery Keeper)
Eric Huber
Chorus of Frogs/Chorus of Initiates
Yueyin (Carlie) Xiong
…more to be cast soon…
Attendants of All Varieties
Kaitlyn Evans
Matthew Gibson
…more to be cast soon…
THALIA, the Muse of Comedy,
heralds the coming of the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play
AUDITIONS
for
Aristophanes’ THE FROGS
in which Dionysus goes to Hades to bring back a poet and save the world
are Tuesday, April 26*
4:30 to 7pm, in The Dell (Nichols Theatre if it rains)
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Can’t make it? Questions? acohen@randolphcollege.edu 
Usually MELPOMENE, the Muse of Tragedy, is the one in charge of things in the Dell. But this year, she’s simply paving the way for her sister Thalia, the Muse of Comedy, who is on her way to bring you The Frogs.
But YOU have to complete this picture.
Audition for the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play: THE FROGS.
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Let us know we can expect you.
Tragedy plays hell with the costumes! *%&$ blood!
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
The god ARES needs some comic relief! He’ll fight anyone who’s not a fan of the Randolph College Greek Play!
Audition for the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play: THE FROGS.
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Let us know we can expect you.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Thalia (on the right) keeps the contention between Athena and Ares lighthearted.
Even the stern goddess ATHENA can’t resist a comedy.
Audition for the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play: THE FROGS.
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Let us know we can expect you.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Thalia (on the right) keeps the contention between Athena and Ares lighthearted.
ERATO, the Muse of the lyric and the lyric, is already singing your praises because of your divine role in the Greek Play.
Audition for the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play: THE FROGS.
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Let us know we can expect you.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Thalia and Erato are fast friends.
OURANIA, the Muse of Astronomy, can see you in the stars because of your divine role in the Greek Play.
Audition for the 2016 Randolph College Greek Play: THE FROGS.
Details in this post or the FAQ, including “Why on earth are auditions during the last week of class?!?”
Let us know we can expect you.
And you can always ask Prof. Cohen your questions.
Thalia is always showing up with that rubber chicken…