Open Roles in Production of "No Windows"

Lead. A father on the brink. Charming at his best but ruled by his gambling addiction, he's spent years chasing the dream of a big win that would solve all his problems. Underneath the obsession is a man desperate to be seen as a provider and protector but his repeated failures have driven a wedge between him and the family he claims he's doing it all for.

Supporting role. The emotional backbone of the family, worn thin by years of dinappointment. Once hopeful and forgiving, she lives in a state of resignation. She balances work, parenting, and the burden of keeping the family together, even as Rob's addiction continues to take its toll. Mary is strong but not unbreakable, and much of her pain is expressed in small, controlled moments rather than dramatic outbursts.

Mnor role. The security guard at the casino has watched Rob's decline over the years. Sympathetic but pragmatic, he's seen many gamblers crash and burn, and while he tries to offer advice or comfort, he knows when to keep his distance. He represents the rare moments of outside perspective Rob receives.

Minor role. Professional and firm, the Dealer maintains order amidst the chaos of the casino.

Minor role. A fellow casino-goer who crosses paths with Rob. Dave is cautious, observant, and a mirror of what Rob could become...or already has.