"Prince of the Pulpit" - Theater Production
Prince of the Pulpit is a limited-run, faith-based theatrical stage production that will also be recorded during its live performances. Rehearsals are scheduled to begin approximately two months prior to the opening date. Principal and supporting actors are paid per performance day, with rates determined by role complexity and experience. Cameo roles receive a modest stipend.
6 roles
Trent Baxter (African American, mid-30s) is the charismatic yet spiritually conflicted prodigal son whose prophetic gift and worldly success mask deep childhood wounds. Magnetic and unpredictable, he returns determined to reclaim both his place in the church and in Noelle’s heart. Lead Role
Brother Johnny (African American, early 20s) is the energetic, eager church adjutant who desperately wants to belong. Naïve but lovable, he is easily influenced until conviction guides him toward truth. Supporting role.
Deacon Ivan (African American, late 50s) is the mature, steady “church uncle” whose wisdom and balanced humor anchor the congregation. Respected and reliable, he stands firm in moments of conflict. Supporting role.
Raven (African American, mid-20s) is a soft-spoken, emotionally fragile young woman who lives in Trent’s shadow. Quietly intense and wounded, she longs for identity beyond her attachment to him. Supporting Role
Don – (African American, middle age) is a smooth-voiced cultural teacher whose brief appearance adds weight and warmth. His presence subtly reinforces the spiritual tone of the story. Cameo role, one scene.
Prophet – (African American, 50s) is a foreboding, philosophical figure whose words strike with spiritual authority. His role, though brief, elevates the tension and depth of the narrative. Cameo role and voice over work
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