Get Crazy

Owner and flamboyant showman who controls the Saturn’s long lease. His pride and love of spectacle drive the New Year’s Eve show, even as his stubborn stance against Beverly risks the theater’s fate and forces him toward retirement.

The steady stage manager who keeps backstage chaos in check and fights to honor the theater’s legacy. He guides the night’s events and becomes a steadying force as tensions mount toward midnight.

Neil’s sister who gets swept up in the wild energy of the performance world. Resourceful and proactive, she navigates danger and loyalty as the night spirals toward its climax.

Visiting former stage manager with deep knowledge of Saturn’s history. She acts as a conduit between past and present, aiding Neil and providing crucial information as the plot tightens.

Aggressive promoter attempting to buy out Max and take control of the theater. His scheming represents corporate greed and strategic manipulation that puts the venue’s spirit at risk.

Max’s nephew who stands to inherit the theater, but participates in Beverly’s plan. He attempts sabotage, highlighting familial ambition and the corrosive pull of potential wealth.

Self-assured performer whose ego and bravado embody the punk-rock energy of the night. His stage persona amplifies the concert’s wild, rebellious mood.

A veteran performer who arrives amid the tension, anchoring the night with his rock credibility. His presence underscores the era’s musical lineage and the show’s edgy character.

Onstage figure leading the crowd in the countdown and the final song, symbolizing the show’s theatrical pomp and communal celebration.

The opening act, a veteran blues figure who sets the night’s energy with his own renditions, anchoring the concert’s roots-rock vibe.

A clinical presence in the backstage world, adding an element of control and safety to the chaotic spectacle.

A dependable member of the theater crew who helps navigate the crisis and keeps the machinery of the show running under pressure.