Talent Needed for "There's Always Tomorrow" Staged Reading

Brilliant, chaotic, sarcastic, and emotionally guarded. A former startup prodigy convinced Y2K will bring about the end of civilization. Lives out of her car, rejects authority, and uses humor as armor. Beneath her confidence is profound grief and loneliness.

A hardworking tech lead who has spent years doing everything "right." Loyal, earnest, socially awkward, and desperate for approval. After losing his job and relationship in the same day, he embarks on a wild end-of-the-world adventure that forces him to let go of control.

SUPPORTING Glenn's longtime girlfriend. Free-spirited, sincere, and completely unaware of how absurd her worldview sounds to others. Believes she and Glenn have been in an open relationship for years.

Glenn's charismatic boss. A polished corporate climber who makes everyone feel special while quietly looking out for himself.

Ronnie's former business partner and ex-boyfriend. Smart, successful, and polished. Represents a painful chapter in Ronnie's past.

Ronnie's former best friend and business partner. Successful, composed, and carrying unresolved history with Ronnie.

Leila's other boyfriend. A laid-back weed dealer who is oddly polite and well-meaning despite creating chaos wherever he goes.

Veteran accountant. Sharp, practical, and quietly amused by everyone's drama.

CarCo's intimidating CEO. Old-school executive presence.

One of Glenn's exhausted Y2K programmers. Dry sense of humor.

Corporate executive. Skeptical, confrontational, and eager to challenge Glenn.

Jersey bodega owner interviewed on MTV about Y2K panic.

Opinionated bank customer who gets invested in Glenn and Ronnie's argument.

Bank employee caught in the middle of Ronnie's chaos.

A mix of quirky dot-com era startup employees, coders, and partygoers.