Circo del Olimpo

Greek Geek Ringleaders

• Merve Male 25 / 46 / 110 lines
  Narrador. El hombre a cargo. Divertido. 20 minute version: 25 lines 1 act version: 46 lines 2 act version: 110 lines
• Ishy Female 6 / 36 / 61 lines
  Narradora. Ella es responsable, pero no restrictiva. 20 minute version: 6 lines 1 act version: 36 lines 2 act version: 61 lines
• Manso Male 12 / 20 / 42 lines
  Se agita facilmente. Definitivamente luse como un nerd. 20 minute version: 12 lines 1 act version: 20 lines 2 act version: 42 lines
• Osina Female 10 / 17 / 28 lines
  Nada le agita. Fuerte y apasionado. 20 minute version: 10 lines 1 act version: 17 lines 2 act version: 28 lines
• Vigit Female 9 / 18 / 50 lines
  La más joven. Nueva, pero no es una persona fácil de convencer. 20 minute version: 9 lines 1 act version: 18 lines 2 act version: 50 lines
• Ensemble
  There are roles for 12 males and 20 females in the ensemble. You will need a minimum ensemble of 10 (4m/6f) for the full version or 7 (3m/4f) for the one act version.

Deméter Contra el Inframundo:

• Zeus 60 lines
  Father of the gods. A schemer who sets the play in action.
• Deméter 48 lines
  Goddess of fertility. A real earth-mama type.
• Perséfone 38 lines
  Demeter’s daffy daughter. Like: flowers, meadows, and mysterious strangers.
• Hades 60 lines
  Zeus’ hopelessly nerdy brother, and God of the Underworld. Nursing a serious crush.
• Helios 10 lines
  The sun, herself. Sees all.
• Eco Uno 4 lines
  Helios’ booming voice.
• Eco Dos 4 lines
  Helios’ booming voice.
• Hera 22 lines
  Mother of the Gods.
• Atenea 15 lines
  Goddess of Wisdom
• Afrodita 11 lines
  Goddess of Love.

Perseo y Medusa:

• Medusa 2 lines
  Snake-haired monster of the piece.
• Polidectes 17 lines
  A slimy, scheming king.
• Perseo 43 lines
  A dopey hero whose rhymes need some work.
• Danae 7 lines
  Perseus’ faithful and long-suffering mother.
• Atenea 5 lines
  Goddess of Wisdom. Bringer of a gift.
• Hermes 3 lines
  Messenger of the Gods. Bringer of a gift.
• Enyo 32 lines
  Grae sister. Horror.
• Deino 29 lines
  Grae sister. Dread.
• Pemphredo 28 lines
  Grae sister. Alarm.

The Mythapalooza Slam Jam:

• Elenco Uno A 25 lines
• Elenco Uno B 21 lines
• Elenco Dos A 54 lines
• Elenco Dos B 53 lines lines

Atenea y Arachne:

• Atenea 22 lines
  Goddess of wisdom and battle, with an emphasis on battle in this story.
• Arachne 35 lines
  A vain weaver who spurns the gods. What doom looms over her loom?
• Poblano Una 6 lines
  Wants an autograph.
• Poblano Dos 7 lines
  Excited to see the contest.
• Poblano Tres 6 lines
  Initiates the loom-off.
• Damara 6 lines
  A young girl who reminds Arachne to be humble.
• Ibron 15 lines
  Arachne’s mother. Protective of her daughter.
• Demeter 4 lines
  Goddess of fertility. A voice of reason.
• Hera 4 lines
  Mother of the gods. Quick to recommend harsh punishment.
• Aphrodite 5 lines
  Goddess of love. Flighty and easily distracted.

Rey Midas:

• Midas 40 lines
  A wise king who makes a terrible wish and gets the original gilt-trip.
• Penélope 13 lines
  King Midas’ daughter, who doesn’t understand the ramifications of her father’s curse.
• Guardia Uno 4 lines
  One of Midas’ guards. Gets to call someone a canker sore.
• Guardia Dos 3 lines
  A second guard of Midas’ castle. Gets to call someone a pile of refuse.
• Silenus 12 lines
  Dionysus’ loyal servant.

Caja de Pandora:

• Zeus 0 lines
  Father of the gods. Out to punish Prometheus and Epimetheus one way or another. No lines. Mimed.
• Prometheus 0 lines
  A forward-thinking brother. Keeps his guard up. No lines. Mimed
• Epimetheus 0 lines
  An absentminded brother. Lets his heart get the best of him. No lines. Mimed
• Pandora 0 lines
  A curious girl with an even-more-curious box. No lines. Mimed
• Timbre 3 lines
  This doorbell both dings and dongs.
• Puerta 4 lines
  A multi-talented role – must creak open, and slam shut.
• Esperanza 3 lines
  The final figure to spring from Pandora’s ill-fated box.