romantic entanglements explode in this touching, all too real look at how men and women relate to not only the opposite sex as friends and lovers, but to each other as well.

directed by elise hodge

payment:
$100 stipend
travel stipend will be discussed if you are cast and you are not local.

about the play
adam, a socially awkward mathematician, especially with women, laments his inability to find the “hot” woman of his dreams to his best friend, brendan, who seems to get any woman he wants. thus begins the spiral into dating and love and relationships as brendan encourages adam to date a low self esteemed slightly older woman, rhonda, in order to help adam learn how to date. in meeting up with rhonda, adam finds his hot woman: natalia, rhonda’s roommate. thinking he’s finally met the woman of his dreams, adam forges ahead with natalia thinking maybe he can also ease his mother’s concerns about his well being as she declines into her own world of alzheimers.

please note: these characters will seem like stereotypes, until the story unravels, as do each of them on their own journey of self discovery.

role:

adam – male, any ethnicity, late twenties, think sheldon in big bang theory in terms of the character, not in terms of looks or ethnicity please. this character can be anyone! (the writer originally played him in the hollywood fringe debut, and he is east indian.) he is a mathematician, who is terrible with women as he is in too much awe of them, especially “hot” women. his best friend doesn’t help much with his terrible advice about the ladies either.