Broomfield Community Players 
program director: Jo Ramsey

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​​The year 2016 was the premiere of BCAH’s Broomfield Community Players (BCP),  a theatrical group for those 16 years and older. Community input indicated a desire for an adult theatrical group. BCP has produced The Importance of Being Earnest, Plaza Suite, and Death Trap. ​​

Broomfield Community Players is a program of the Broomfield Council on the Arts & Humanities. This program is made possible by funding from the City & County of Broomfield, SCFD, and Broomfield Community Foundation.
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CONTACT US
For more information, please contact Jo Ramsey at jramsey1173@gmail.com.

Everyone involved with BCP productions are volunteers and all proceeds benefit the continuation of this community theater program, so please donate to BCP by clicking on the Donate button at the top of the page. 
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UPCOMING EVENTS/AUDITION ANNOUNCEMENTS​​
For events, you can find tickets on BCP's Booktix page. 

The Broomfield Community Players announces auditions for Come Blow Your Horn by Neil Simon. This timeless comedy is about a buttoned-up young man who escapes his parents’ apartment and crashes into the nightclub life of his womanizing older brother in New York City.
Come Blow Your Horn is being produced by The Broomfield Community Players and directed by Max Cabot.

Come Blow Your Horn centers on Buddy Baker, a tightly wound young man who escapes his parents’ home and moves in with his older brother Alan, a smooth-talking bachelor holding court in a swanky New York apartment. Alan’s carefully balanced life starts to tip when Connie Dayton, his sharp and increasingly fed-up girlfriend, wants something real, while Buddy falls for Peggy Evans and discovers adulthood comes faster than advertised. Then add the arrival of Mr. and Mrs. Baker—lovingly neurotic, gloriously overbearing parents whose well-meaning meddling and blunt observations steal scenes left and right—and you’ve got a comedy packed with big laughs and characters who are an absolute blast to watch. The script includes brief moments of stage kissing and light physical affection between romantic partners.

PERFORMANCE DATES: April 24th @ 7:00 p.m., April 25th @ 7:00 p.m. and April 26th @ 2:00 p.m. at the Broomfield Auditorium.

AUDITION INFORMATION:
WHEN: Open auditions: Monday and Tuesday, March 2nd and 3rd from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m.
Callbacks: Saturday, March 7 at 7:00 p.m.
WHERE: Brunner Farmhouse, 640 Main St., Broomfield, CO 80020
Please bring your headshot and resume along with all your conflicts through April 26th, 2026. No monologue is required; be prepared to read from the script.
Please note that there is NO PAY.

REHEARSALS:
First cast meeting – 7:00pm Monday, March 9th at the Brunner Farmhouse.
Evening rehearsals begin in Broomfield on March 10th.

CONTACT US:
To book an appointment and obtain sides before the audition, please contact Max Cabot at maxcabot@gmail.com.

ALL ROLES ARE OPEN
Alan Baker: (male-identifying) 30’s, Alan lives the fantasy version of adulthood that looks great from a distance. He must be likable even when he’s wrong.
Buddy Baker: (male-identifying) 20’s, Sweet, anxious, deeply decent. Play the sincerity. The comedy comes from how genuinely he’s trying to do the “right” thing while the ground keeps shifting under him.
Connie Dayton: (female-identifying) 30’s, Connie’s the sharpest person in the room and knows it. Smart, self-possessed, emotionally fluent.
Peggy Evans: (female-identifying) 20’s, Peggy is instinct and impulse. Heart first, brakes never. Play the hope. She’s not dumb, she’s open.
Mr. Baker: (male-identifying) 50+, Old-school values, firm rules, clear expectations. Avoid the cartoon dad. Ground him. His anger comes from fear, not cruelty.
Mrs. Baker: (female-identifying) 50+, Still waters run deep. She often knows the truth before anyone else says it out loud. She loves her family deeply and is the bridge for the father and the sons.

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JOIN IN

Broomfield Community Players continues to be a volunteer-based group. It’s free for you to participate and explore your talent whether you are starting out or have several productions to your name. We continue to grow and invite you to keep up with us through social media on our Facebook page. 

To support a BCAH program, like BCP, send a check to BCAH and note the program name on the memo line. To donate online, click the “Donate” button, and specify the program to which you are donating.