Amoris Projects

The deadline to submit is tonight at midnight! Hop in our DMs with any questions or head to the link in our bio for the full audition call.

👀 ABOUT THE CHARACTER 👀
Kay, played at various ages between 10-17, is a white upper-middle class gay teenager. Kay and Anthony are childhood best friends who grew apart when Anthony came out more publicly while Kay has remained in the closet through high school. Kay is book-smart, well-liked, and protective of his secrets.

🌑 ABOUT THE SHOW 🌑
Kay - a middle-class closet-case who lives with his mother and his mother’s girlfriend - and Anthony (Romar Dungo .dungo) - a first-generation Filipino-Canadian out-and-proud to everyone except his much more conservative family - have a lot in common.

As two of the only gay kids in their town, their paths cross over years of birthday parties, summer nights, casual encounters - but some things only stay on the DL for so long.

Boy Trouble is a cutting, physical, and playful interrogation of toxic masculinity and casual s*x in the Grindr age.

Written and directed by Mac Brock
Fight direction and intimacy direction by Sam Jeffery
Stage management by Andrea Handal Rivera
Photo by Mat Simpson Photography

Reminder: Deadline for audition submissions is Monday! 📩

Amoris Projects is preparing for a touring production workshop of Boy Trouble August 27-September 15. The selected actor in this role would be part of this workshop and offered first right of refusal for any future touring opportunities being explored in 2025-2027.
Check it out: https://bit.ly/3XXaJzZ

Questions? Get in our inbox!

👀 ABOUT THE CHARACTER 👀
Kay, played at various ages between 10-17, is a white upper-middle class gay teenager. Kay and Anthony are childhood best friends who grew apart when Anthony came out more publicly while Kay has remained in the closet through high school. Kay is book-smart, well-liked, and protective of his secrets.

🌑 ABOUT THE SHOW 🌑
Kay - a middle-class closet-case who lives with his mother and his mother’s girlfriend - and Anthony (Romar Dungo) - a first-generation Filipino-Canadian out-and-proud to everyone except his much more conservative family - have a lot in common.

As two of the only gay kids in their town, their paths cross over years of birthday parties, summer nights, casual encounters - but some things only stay on the DL for so long.

Boy Trouble is a cutting, physical, and playful interrogation of toxic masculinity and casual s*x in the Grindr age.

Written and directed by Mac Brock
Fight direction and intimacy direction by Sam Jeffery
Stage management by Andrea Handal Rivera
Photo by Brianne Jang

AUDITION CALL: BOY TROUBLE 📱
We're seeking the next actor to take on the role of Kay alongside Romar Dungo (Anthony) in the next production of Boy Trouble. ⏰ Submission deadline July 22, 2024. ⏰

🔗 FULL POSTING & SUBMISSION DETAILS: https://bit.ly/3XXaJzZ 🔗

Amoris Projects is preparing for a touring production workshop of Boy Trouble August 27-September 14. The selected actor in this role would be part of this workshop and offered first right of refusal for any future touring opportunities being explored in 2025-2027.

Questions? Get in our inbox!

👀 ABOUT THE CHARACTER 👀
Kay, played at various ages between 10-17, is a white upper-middle class gay teenager. Kay and Anthony are childhood best friends who grew apart when Anthony came out more publicly while Kay has remained in the closet through high school. Kay is book-smart, well-liked, and protective of his secrets.

🌑 ABOUT THE SHOW 🌑
Kay - a middle-class closet-case who lives with his mother and his mother’s girlfriend - and Anthony (Romar Dungo) - a first-generation Filipino-Canadian out-and-proud to everyone except his much more conservative family - have a lot in common.

As two of the only gay kids in their town, their paths cross over years of birthday parties, summer nights, casual encounters - but some things only stay on the DL for so long. When Kay starts a relationship in secret with an older man and Anthony faces harassment for his much more public relationship, the two make more and more challenging decisions about whether their friendship has value when it's only platonic.

Boy Trouble is a cutting, physical, and playful interrogation of toxic masculinity and casual s*x in the Grindr age.

We can’t believe it’s here already 😭 Saturday is our last day! The 8pm show is officially sold out, and we’ve got a few last tickets left for 2pm. Meet Kay and Anthony in Mayview Park for our last couple trips down the path of their tangled lifelong friendship.
TICKETS: https://tickets.fringetheatre.ca/event/601:4460/

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director/playwright Mac Brock
featuring Maxwell Hanic and Romar Dungo
fight director + intimacy director Sam Jeffery
set/lights/costume Even Gilchrist
video Judah Truong and Tori Morrison
sound Kena León
technical director Frances Girard
stage manager Andrea Handal Rivera
photos by Mat Simpson Photography