"The Survivor Series: Parts 4 and 5"
The Aftermath is Part Four of the Survivor Series. The Aftermath begins immediately after Tina Wallace’s first night as Fantasy ends in tragedy. For the first time in months, Tina believed she finally had a solution. She made more money in one night than she expected, allowing herself to believe she could rebuild her life and provide stability for Jalen. That hope disappears when she is robbed at gunpoint. Now Tina must deal with the emotional consequences of her decision. She questions whether entering the club world was a mistake and whether the sacrifices she made were worth it. Meanwhile, inside the club, Tina’s situation creates a ripple effect. Crystal believes Tina’s problems prove she does not belong. Mr. Johnson becomes increasingly protective of his newest dancer. Destiny becomes Tina’s unexpected ally. And unknown forces continue moving around Tina as her past prepares to return. We are looking for the right fit to fill the remaining roles in the Five Part Series.
3 roles
Supporting Role / Male / 40 plus / Any Ethnicity “The Veteran” - Officer #1 is a seasoned patrol officer with years on the job. He's seen thousands of calls, hundreds of victims, and countless versions of the same story. Unfortunately, years of exposure have made him cynical. He isn't necessarily a bad officer. He's just emotionally exhausted. When responding to Tina's robbery, he appears skeptical, detached, and unimpressed. To him, this is another report in a long shift.
Supporting Role / Male or Female / 25-40/ Any Ethnicity “The Professional” - Officer #2 is younger and still believes the job can make a difference. Professional, respectful, and attentive, this officer takes Tina's concerns seriously and serves as a contrast to Officer #1. While Officer #2 may not be able to solve Tina's problems, they at least treat her with dignity. This character provides one of the few moments of compassion Tina receives after the robbery.
Jade, a dependable veteran dancer understands the rules of the club and has learned how to survive without becoming anyone's enemy. She has worked at the club long enough to earn Mr. Johnson's trust but not so long that she has become bitter or territorial. At the end of a long shift, Jade is the final dancer tipping out. This small interaction reveals the mutual respect between her and Mr. Johnson. She knows how to flirt. He knows she's flirting. Jade never confuses business with reality.
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