There is Hope Two Males and One Female for Supporting Roles
The roles are outlined elsewhere on this posting. In the meantime, here is the SYNOPSIS: Kevin Seward is still miserable over the break-up with his last girlfriend, Lucy Grossman. A friend convinces him to attend an "ugly Christmas sweater party" at a giant club in Albany called the Tower. Not long after he arrives, a friend tells Kevin that his ex-girlfriend Lucy Grossman has arrived, so he decides to leave. On his way out, we experience two stories: one is of his encounters with the partygoers, the other consists of flashbacks to their time together. Soon the tension is so thick that the only way to break it would be if he ran into her...but what could be the outcome of such an encounter?
4 roles
The actor who gets this group is actually playing SIX different characters in one scene each. VINNIE: A tightly-wound coworker of Kevin’s. Easily angered, violent temper. WAYNE: Doesn't mind wasting things, even food. WALTER: A seemingly average guy who has a toxic past with Wendy. HANK: A “geek” who gets enraged if anyone says a remake is better than an original, or that changes to source material are okay. NATE: Typical alpha male bully. CODY: A “military man,” not as patriotic as he seems.
The actor who gets this group is actually playing SIX different characters. OWEN: An internet troll who runs when confronted in person. HENRY: Eccentric millionaire, old miser type. STUART: A hard-drinking party animal. FRED: A geek who praises remakes over originals, but we sense he doesn’t really feel that way; he just likes watching Hank get riled up over it. SAL: The cheekier, more flamboyant half of a gay couple. FRAUD: I prefer to describe this role to you at the audition.
The actress who gets this group is actually playing FOUR different characters. GLADYS: Indulgent, superficial, gluttonous. SANDY: A geek hanging out in what is usually “Boy Town.” She seems a bit lost and unsure of herself, as is evident at the end of the scene, where it seems like she is looking to Hank and Fred for clues as to how SHE should act. ANDREA: Has strong feminist views, as indicated by her art vandalism story. KAREN: Recently lost her mother; her family seems quite dysfunctional.
Organizer of a successful social group and Kevin’s best friend. He often tries to save Kevin from himself because, even though he seems to have an aloof attitude, he DOES have a heart, and he worries about his friend's mental and emotional well-being.
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