"Beautiful Traumas" Seeks Talents
Dr. Jordan Hall is Atlanta’s most gifted psychiatrist — and the police department’s secret weapon for profiling killers. When her best friend disappears and the Governor’s son is found murdered, Jordan is pulled into the hunt for a killer whose diabolical crimes defy every profile she’s ever written. But while she hunts him… he becomes dangerously obsessed with her.
7 roles
The Governor's son. One unforgettable scene.
A figure from Jordan's past who resurfaces. Charm stretched over menace. A predator who has never once raised his voice. Chilling restraint.
Secretary
Jordan's oldest friend; the one who knows "I'm fine" is a lie.
Autistic. Gentle, literal, the conscience of the group; a boundary that refuses to break. (Neurodivergent actors strongly encouraged to submit)
The critical/abusive voice wearing the face and the name of John's mother. She looks like the kind of mother other adults trusted: put-together, church-presentable, a warmth that stops at the eyes. Her cruelty arrives close and flat, no room echo — and she can go from that flatness to full screaming with no transition at all, the rhythm of real abuse, which is why the audience can never relax around her.
Power in a good suit. A man who has never needed to threaten anyone.