The Owen Theater: LIFESPAN OF A FACT Non Equity Auditions - Conroe, Texas

Seeking Talent From: Texas (Austin)

Union Status: Non-Union

Pay: TBD

Posted: 8/21/2026 Deadline for Submissions: 10/7/2026

The Lifespan of a Fact is a story about the definition of truth and the ethics surrounding who decides what that definition is. It is a reflection on whether the emotional truth of a story is more or less important than the specific details and if one aspect can or should be sacrificed to support the others.

Casting / Shoot Info

Auditions will consist of cold reads from the script. Prepared monologues are encouraged, but not required. Expect to demonstrate your ability to take direction.

The play as a whole takes no sides, and the audience takes the role of jury.

Actors should bring a list of all potential conflict from audition dates until show dates, resume and headshot if available.

Audition Sign Up: https://www.playerstheatrecompany.com/auditions/lifespan-of-a-fact

NOTE: Submit your resume to casting notices within the initial 24-hour window. Promptness often translates to increase visibility.

Casting: By audition
Auditions: September 6th and 8th (Sunday & Tuesday), 7PM; Owen Theatre.

Performance Dates: November 6th, 7th, 8th, 13th, 14th, 15th (Friday, Saturday, Sunday).

Location:
The Owen Theatre
225 Metcalf Street
Conroe, Texas 77301

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JIM |Male |Any Ethnicity |Age: 20–30 |Role Type: Principal

(Presents male; aged 20s; open ethnicity) Youthful, at the beginning of his career, Jim is idealistic but inexperienced and determined to prove himself. Truth is objective.

EMILY |Female |Any Ethnicity |Age: 35–40 |Role Type: Principal

(Presents female; aged late 30s or older; open ethnicity) Practical but not jaded, Emily is in charge and is experienced and comfortable in that role. Truth is negotiable.

JOHN |Male |Any Ethnicity |Age: 40–50 |Role Type: Principal

(Presents male; aged 40s or older; open ethnicity) Used to automatic respect, John expects deference; he is not just experienced, he is acclaimed. Truth is subjective.