Olympic Theatre Arts holds auditions for its fall production of "Arms and The Man" by Bernard Shaw at

1 p.m. Saturday, June 12, and at 6:30 p.m. Monday, June 14. Rehearsals begin in mid-July and the production runs Sept. 16-Oct. 3. Roles are available for three women and four men, ages 20s to 60s.

The characters include Raina, a young and beautiful woman full of romantic ideals about love, nobility, courage and beauty; Catherine, Raina’s mother, a smart and capable woman who is determined to be a Viennese lady; Major Petkoff, Raina’s father, is cheerful, excitable, unpolished and naturally unambitious except when it comes to his importance in local society; Major Saranoff, engaged to Raina, is dashing and observant but what he observes constantly disappoints his romantic ideals for the world; Louka, the maidservant, is handsome and proud. She is defiant in her servility and has great contempt for those who serve willingly; Nicola, the head servant, has a cool temperament and is a very intelligent and capable man; and Captain Bluntschli, a professional soldier, is a worldly, cool-headed and pragmatic man with a sense of humor about his situation in the world.

Scripts are available for reading at the Port Angeles and Sequim libraries. Any questions may be directed to the OTA office at 683-7326.