Illuminate & Inspire with Every Performance

16 years old and daughter of Charles Beaujeaux. She attends the “Beacon”

 17 years old and daughter of Anna Marie Thayer. She lives at the “Beacon” with her mother.

24 years old and daughter of Charles Beaujeaux. She is married and the mother of a two year old named Lily.

4 years old and daughter of Louise Hansen.

30 to 35 years old and a teacher at the “Beacon.”

39 years old and a sailor. He is the first love of Anna Marie Thayer and has returned to Galveston in hopes of winning her again.

18 years old and has lived in Galveston since he arrived from Germany four years ago. He works at Verner’s Mercantile owned by his Uncle Verner.

19 years old and has lived in Galveston since his arrival with his brother. He works at Verner’s Mercantile also.

 Small Size Preferred: Especially if the role calls for a dog under 10 lbs (as with Galveston Wind).
Calm Disposition: Must remain composed under stage lights, loud sounds, and sudden movements.
Friendly with Strangers: Comfortable around cast, crew, and possibly the audience.

 Available Handler: Must be present at all rehearsals and performances.
Responsive to Cueing: Handler and dog should have a strong working bond.

 Basic Commands: Sit, stay, come, heel, and lie down.
Reliable Recall: Comes when called, even with distractions.
Crate/Backstage Training: Should be able to relax quietly backstage when not on stage.

 Previous Exposure to Crowds/Noise: Familiar with environments like busy public spaces or other performances is a plus.
Good with Children & Other Animals: If other actors or animals are in the production.

Up-to-date on Vaccinations

Clean and Well-Groomed: For hygiene and presentation.
Vet Clearance: Especially for older dogs.

 Leads the build and execution of technical elements including lights, sound, and set coordination. Works closely with the director and stage manager to make sure everything runs smoothly. 

 Finds or creates historically accurate props, manages their use and placement during shows and rehearsals, and maintains them throughout the run. 

 Support the production with tasks such as set changes, running lights and sound boards, managing backstage traffic, and assisting with setup and breakdown. 

 Designs, sources, or constructs costumes based on the historical setting (1900 Galveston). Coordinates fittings and ensures actors are performance-ready. 

 Oversees all aspects of rehearsals and performances, manages the rehearsal schedule, calls cues during shows, and acts as the communication hub for the cast and crew.