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Homme ou Femme 20aine
Homme et femme dans la vingtaine. (20- 30 ans) FP doivent savoir très bien tricoter ou avoir une petite base .
Homme ou Femme 30aine
Homme ou femme dans la 30 aine. (30-40 ans) FP doivent savoir très bien tricoter ou avoir une petite base .
Homme ou Femme 40aine
Homme ou femme dans la 40 aine. (40-50 ans) FP doivent savoir très bien tricoter ou avoir une petite base .
Homme ou Femme 50aine
Homme ou femme dans la 50 aine. (50-60 ans) FP doivent savoir très bien tricoter ou avoir une petite base .
Homme ou Femme 60aine
Homme ou femme dans la 60 aine. (60-70 ans) FP doivent savoir très bien tricoter ou avoir une petite base.
Actor / Scripted Comedy Performer
Performer will receive a finished 3 to 4 minute stand-up comedy set and perform it at an established local open mic in their own city. Before material is assigned, the performer must identify a suitable open mic where phone recording is permitted and provide the venue name and a proposed performance date. Material should be performed essentially as written without intentionally adding, replacing, rewriting or substantially paraphrasing jokes. Small accidental wording changes during live performance are fine. Cue cards, printed pages or notes are completely acceptable; memorization is not required. Performer must obtain a clear phone-quality recording of the full performance and send the footage afterward. Stand-up experience is not required. This role is specifically intended for actors and scripted performers comfortable delivering supplied material; it is not a joke-writing, punch-up or improvisational role.
Margaret
Ethnicity: Jewish Description: A respected literature professor at NYU, Margaret is intelligent, thoughtful, and quietly ambitious. Once an aspiring novelist, she has spent years setting aside her own creative aspirations in favor of the stable, predictable life expected of her. Beneath her composed exterior is a deeply curious woman searching for purpose beyond the roles she's been asked to play, torn between the comfort of certainty and the longing to live more authentically.
Alice
Ethnicity: White Description: A free-spirited artist and poet living in Greenwich Village, Alice approaches life with curiosity, warmth, and unwavering honesty. Independent and creatively driven, she values authenticity above convention and believes art should reflect life's deepest truths. While fiercely confident in her identity, she carries the quiet vulnerability of someone who has learned that living openly often comes at a cost.
Ross
Ethnicity: Jewish Description: A successful corporate executive, Ross is confident, disciplined, and deeply invested in maintaining the life he has built. Practical and ambitious, he believes stability is earned through hard work, order, and tradition. Though dependable and outwardly charming, his need for control leaves little room for uncertainty or perspectives that challenge his understanding of the world.
Patricia
Ethnicity: white Description: Alice's roommate and closest friend, Patricia is grounded, perceptive, and fiercely loyal. Practical where Alice is idealistic, she has a clear-eyed understanding of the realities facing queer women in the 1960s. Her warmth and quiet wit make her a steady source of support, even when she isn't afraid to tell the people she loves what they need to hear.
Dr. Pembroke
Ethnicity: white Description: A distinguished professor and respected literary scholar, Dr. Pembroke is an encouraging mentor with a genuine passion for nurturing new voices. Thoughtful and measured, he recognizes talent in others and believes literature has the power to shape culture. Years in academia, however, have also taught him the value—and the consequences—of compromise.
Alvin Jewett
Ethnicity: white Description: An experienced New York publisher, Alvin Jewett is polished, pragmatic, and keenly aware of the realities of the publishing industry. He has an instinct for recognizing exceptional writing, but his decisions are guided as much by commercial viability as artistic merit. Courteous and professional, he sees compromise as an unavoidable part of bringing stories to the public.
BABCIA
female, 70+, Eastern European, FLUENT IN POLISH Must be comfortable performing simulated smoking.
ZOFIA
female, 30s, Caucasian, granddaughter of Babica and Dziadek
DZIADEK
male, 70+, Eastern European, FLUENT IN POLISH Must be comfortable performing simulated smoking.
LALA
open to all ethnicities, FLUENT IN POLISH Must be comfortable performing simulated smoking.
JENN
female, 30s, BIPOC, neighbour and friend of Zofia
Oliver
Sensitive, and prone to overthinking. Oliver struggles with insecurity and change. Funny without trying to be, he’s quietly unraveling while needing assurance that everything will be fine.
Maya
Warm, intelligent, and grounded. Maya cares about Oliver but has little patience for his insecurities. She’s affectionate, funny, and occasionally blunt, with the ease of someone who has known him for a long time.
MOM
Female, 35 to 45 years old. East Asian. A single mother who immigrated to Canada more than a decade ago, Mom is a resilient woman with a carefree spirit who finds joy and expression when playing improvisational jazz – her favourite genre – on the piano. Known as “Ms. Choi” to her students, she makes income as a music and piano teacher to support her family of 3. She treats her two daughters differently, but might not realize it... ACTOR ROLE. **Must adequately play the piano. If actor can provide a reel of them playing a piano piece that is a plus.** NOTE: We will not see this actor’s face.