Actors Required for 2025-2026 Season

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Diana’s husband and father to Gabe and Natalie. Handsome. Genuine. Constant. Tired. Vocal Range: Ab2 - B4 "Next to Normal"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Dashing. Gentle. Bright. Playful. Everything a mother wants their kid to be. Vocal Range: B2 - C5 "Next to Normal"

(female-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Daughter to Diana and Dan. Trying to be perfect. It’s not going well. Vocal Range: G3 - G5 "Next to Normal"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Musician, romantic, stoner, slacker, and philosopher king. He is interested in Natalie. Vocal Range: G#2 - B4 "Next to Normal"

(female-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Curious, funny, brillant, aware of her brilliance, stories, aware of her story. Never met her famous father. Tries to be a “good girl” but just cannot help her curiosity and love of all things impossible. A woman of our time stuck in hers. Prefers conversation about her obsessions with math and music, and switches so quickly and deeply into these topics that she is endearingly odd. "Ada and the Engine"

(female-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Ada’s mother, harsh, strict, jealous? Yes. But realistic. She is a socialite who takes a pragmatic approach to maintaining her status as well as the status of her daughter. She has had a hard life largely due to Ada’s father. Projects his sins on her. "Ada and the Engine"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Ada’s soulmate, friend, mentor. Lauded genius of London. Charismatic. A holder of famous salons, an inventor, a mathematical scholar, a dreamer who just cannot seem to make his dream into the metal they require to be real. Almost perfect for Ada. Almost. "Ada and the Engine"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) A gentleman who becomes Ada’s husband. He’d rather that he was more rich and more lordly but he’ll manage with his lot. A proud man. A wanting man. A serious man. Is not madly in love with Ada but she’ll do just fine. When engaging with Ada he is finding his way between caring and possessiveness. While he may not be up for the challenge, he makes an effort to understand her passions. "Ada and the Engine"

(female-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Charles’ friend and colleague and Ada’s mentor. There are no women as successful and respected in science and math as her. Pragmatic, sharply friendly, someone who will tell you when you’re wrong. She is brilliant and takes no shit. "Ada and the Engine"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) A charming man, darkly funny, unpredictable, emotional, brooding but self aware. A poet. "Ada and the Engine"

(male-identifying, Korean, disabled or nondisabled) A 59-year-old first-generation Korean-Canadian man, owner of Kim’s Convenience store. Speaks with a distinct Korean-Canadian accent that reflects his immigrant background. Traditional yet lovable patriarch who runs the family convenience store. Strong-willed with a sharp sense of humor. The role requires excellent comedic timing and emotional range. Ability to authentically deliver lines with a Korean accent is a plus. "Kim’s Convenience"

(female-identifying, Korean, disabled or nondisabled) A 56-year-old first-generation Korean-Canadian woman, Appa’s wife. Speaks with a distinct Korean-Canadian accent that reflects her immigrant background. Warm-hearted. The role requires a performer who can seamlessly balance humor with heartfelt sincerity, conveying wisdom through both comedic moments and emotional depth. Korean language skills preferred to authentically portray the character's cultural background. "Kim’s Convenience"

(male-identifying, Korean, disabled or nondisabled) A 32-year-old second-generation Korean-Canadian man. Appa and Umma’s son. Estranged son struggling to forge his own path while carrying the weight of his family legacy. Charismatic, charming. The role requires an actor with exceptional emotional range who can navigate both comedic moments and dramatic confrontations with authenticity. Must convey a complex inner conflict between independence and the pull of family bonds. "Kim’s Convenience"

(female-identifying, Korean, disabled or nondisabled) A 30-year-old second-generation Korean-Canadian woman. Appa and Umma’s daughter. Smart, independent, and artistically driven individual who frequently clashes with her father over cultural expectations and personal aspirations. The role requires strong comedic delivery balanced with naturalistic acting that can authentically portray both generational conflict and underlying affection. "Kim’s Convenience"

A young man. (Male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Seeking a versatile African or African diaspora actor to portray multiple roles. This role requires strong comedic instincts, the ability to differentiate multiple characters seamlessly, and a keen sense of timing. "Kim’s Convenience"

A successful African real estate agent and a friend of Appa. (Male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Seeking a versatile African or African diaspora actor to portray multiple roles. This role requires strong comedic instincts, the ability to differentiate multiple characters seamlessly, and a keen sense of timing. "Kim’s Convenience"

An African man with a strong Jamaican accent. (Male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Seeking a versatile African or African diaspora actor to portray multiple roles. This role requires strong comedic instincts, the ability to differentiate multiple characters seamlessly, and a keen sense of timing. "Kim’s Convenience"

A 32-year-old African police officer and a childhood friend of Jung. (Male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Seeking a versatile African or African diaspora actor to portray multiple roles. This role requires strong comedic instincts, the ability to differentiate multiple characters seamlessly, and a keen sense of timing. "Kim’s Convenience"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) A strength that can’t be measured lies deep within him. If only he could reach it. Holding on to a promise and a secret. Husband of Betty. "Only Some of God’s Children or Mississippi Magnolias"

(female-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Has lived her entire life running. Wants a better life for her family. Is having a hard time believing in beauty. Wife of John. "Only Some of God’s Children or Mississippi Magnolias"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) Discharged from WWII suffering from PTSD and searching for his place in the world. Husband of Hattie Mae. "Only Some of God’s Children or Mississippi Magnolias"

(female-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) A local known singer who still has the courage to dream. Larger than life who isn’t afraid to say what she feels. Wife of Cochise. "Only Some of God’s Children or Mississippi Magnolias"

(male-identifying, disabled or nondisabled) He plays multiple ages. Thirty and twenty. The embodiment of enough is enough. Is willing to die for what he believes is right. Son of Betty and John. "Only Some of God’s Children or Mississippi Magnolias"

(female-identifying) An actress who has just been canceled on social media. She escapes the haters by going on a girl’s trip with her team. It’s the trip that she ends up trying to escape from. "Nightsweat"

(female-identifying) Britney’s security detail who is an ex-cop. Smart, direct, and one of the more logical thinkers in the bunch. "Nightsweat"

(female-identifying) Britney’s anxious young assistant. She’s a writer and also the “PC” police when all of her attention isn’t focused on Steve. "Nightsweat"

(female-identifying) Britney’s makeup artist who is more than happy to get away from her boorish husband and her monstrous triplets. "Nightsweat"

(60s, female-identifying) A mysterious landlady. Supposedly the hostess of McCurdy’s Haunted Airbnb but come to find out she’s just the Jewel Thief. "Nightsweat"

(male-identifying) Mrs. Bates’ strange nephews. One of them is the Berkshire Strangler. "Nightsweat"