Brad is Alex’s good-hearted, well-intended, somewhat 'failure to launch' cousin, roommate, and friend. His most recent breakup really did a number on him, but when he meets Violette, he immediately falls for her. Feeling as though the authentic version of himself isn’t enough, he asks for Alex’s help in presenting himself as the kind of guy that he believes Violette would like. As he struggles to maintain his facade, he finds it increasingly hard to get close to Violette, and without honesty, is stuck behind an invisible barrier, just Waving Through a Window. OPEN ETHNICITY

Thomas is Violette's proud, supportive father. After spending years recovering from cancer and having Violette take care of him, he wants to see her go off and pursue her dreams. In many cases, he knows that landing a role on Broadway is like Defying Gravity, so he is thrilled when Violette gets her first big break. He does what he can to help but knows that this journey, much like his late sister, is hers to take. OPEN ETHNICITY

Rae is a kind, welcoming, fellow budding Broadway star and roommate to Violette. She understands the grind with the ‘I Hope I Get It’ mindset, and develops a quick friendship with Violette. When she finally lands a part in Follies, she is excited to share it with her Fiore's family to show everyone there that it is possible. SINGER. OPEN ETHNICITY

June is Alex’s neighbor and good friend. When put into the unfortunate position of having to feign having a relationship to trick Violette into thinking Brad is something he isn’t, she is anything but on board with the idea. When she sees the genuine feelings that Alex is developing for Violette, she encourages him to tell her how he feels before she finds out that Brad is Making Things Up Again… OPEN ETHNICITY

Elise is a member of the retirement home that Violette and Alex visit. She’s a former fierce Broadway star who knows a talent when she sees it. She’s a kind, old soul who has lived the Lullaby of Broadway. OPEN ETHNICITY

Marty Levin is THE guy to know on Broadway. He’s a producing powerhouse, star making, talent seeking friend of Hazel and Violettes aunt. He really is All That Jazz… OPEN ETHNICITY

Murray is a resident of a local retirement home who is really starting to feel his age. He still enjoys a good pickleball match because he knows it could all be over in No Time At All... OPEN ETHNICITY

This assistant needs to deliver the bad news to Violette that the show she was hired to do was canceled. But hey, that’s Broadway Baby. OPEN ETHNICITY

Brad runs into Shelly, his ex, with her new fiancé. She tries to be nice to him but some old frustrations come through. Overall, she is happy that he is doing So Much Better than the last time she saw him… OPEN ETHNICITY

This hardworking, talented singing server works at Fiore’s. Although they haven’t made it as a lead on Broadway just yet, they are happy to be in A Chorus Line of performers, waiting to hit it big! >SINGER. OPEN ETHNICITY

This director has seen many people already today and isn’t all that interested in listening to a Christmas hymnal rendition. Poor Violette is really Climbing Uphill… OPEN ETHNICITY

This customer has patiently been waiting for their coffee but can only wait so long… They could always go get a fresh one from Taylor, The Latte Boy… OPEN ETHNICITY

This Patron is curious about the menu at Fiore’s and wonders if they have tofu hot dogs. They taste the same… if you close your eyes… OPEN ETHNICITY

This, integral to the job, Casting Droog comes out of the room to let Violette know she’s next to audition. It’s A Hard Knock Life for this Casting Assistant. OPEN ETHNICITY

Extras/background for salsa dance/party scene at a Cuban hotel/resort. Being shot locally.

For salsa dance/party scene at a Cuban hotel/resort. Being shot locally.

For salsa dance/party scene at a Cuban hotel/resort. Being shot locally.

For salsa dance/party scene at a Cuban hotel/resort. Being shot locally.

For salsa dance/party scene at a Cuban hotel/resort. Being shot locally.

For salsa dance/party scene at a Cuban hotel/resort. Being shot locally.