Maine Premier 
of
Ken Davenport's 
The Awesome '80's Prom!

Actors need to be able to bring strong, comedic characterization to the roles,
be able to have fun, be able to improv w/audience,
and be spontaneous!
Enthusiasm and reliabilty are a must!
Also,believably play a high school senior.

There will be an ongoing need for alternates & replacements for all roles as the show continues.
Please contact for an interview:
newedge@onthenewedge.com


The Asian Exchange Student, Feung Schwey
 Charismatic, speaks little English. 
Think Long Duk Dong in 16 Candles.
Captain of the Football Team, Blake Williams
A charming, egotistical jock. Think “Jake” in 16 Candles.
The Heathers, #1 & #2
Whitley’s back up cheerleaders.
The Class President, Michael Jay
A young Republican. A game show host type. 
Think Michael J. Fox on Family Ties.
The Head  Cheerleader, Whitley Whitiker
 Attractive, sexy, bitchy, and vain. Think “Heathers”
DJ, Johnny Hughes
Charismatic host who can warm up a crowd.  
Runs dance contest, etc.  
Must have high energy and an infectious energy 
that can keep a party going.
The Drama Teacher, Mrs. Lascalzo
A leftover hippie who loves everyone. A little clueless.
The Drama Queen, Dickie Harrington
Flamboyant, fabulous and bitter. 
Sings “Don’t Rain on My Parade” like Barbara Streisand. 
Think Ducky in Pretty in Pink mixed with Jack from Will & Grace.
A Football Player, Joshua "Beef" Beefarowski
Big and intimidating, but not too bright. 
The Freshman, Molly Parker
 Member of the Freshman Cheerleading Squad 
& the yearbook committee.
The Head of the Prom Committee, Melissa Ann Martin
Perfect. Way too perky. Think
Reese Witherspoon in Election.
The Mystery Guest
A 1980’s celebrity impersonator
(i.e. Madonna, MichaelJackson, Prince, Billy Idol) 
Performs (or lip syncs) one song at the height of the PROM.
The Nerd, Louis Fensterspock
Introverted, computer geek. 
Think Anthony Michael Hall in 16 Candles.
The Photographer, LLoyd Parker
Molly's twin (less cool) brother.
The Principal, Mr. Snelgrove
A fascist dictator. Think the principal in Ferris Bueller’s Day Off.
The Rebel, Nick Fender
Mean, defensive, loud. Think Judd Nelson in The Breakfast Club.
The Spaz, Kerrie Kowalski
Petite. A sweet but hyper nerd. In love with Blake.
Surprisingly cute, once she removes the glasses and headgear.
The Swedish Exchange Student, Inga Swanson
Speaks with a heavy accent.


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