Give a Girl a Break

A skilled ensemble dancer who epitomizes the craft behind the musical numbers. His presence underscores the importance of dance in a Broadway revue and the journey from rehearsal to performance.

A novice gofer with a big dream who seizes her chance in the audition. She navigates romance with Bob and rises to a lead role, challenging expectations along the way.

The charming gofer who becomes emotionally involved with Suzy, influencing backstage dynamics. He believes in her talent and ultimately helps move the casting process forward.

Suzy’s mother figure who participates in the family discussions about the audition and career prospects. She embodies the domestic dimension of a Broadway dream.

Husband of Joanna Moss who has his own professional milestone, offering a parallel storyline of personal advancement outside the show.

A producer who pushes for the show’s commercial success and pressures decisions about casting and rewriting to fit a lead.

A show business backer whose presence reflects the network of executives and financiers shaping the revue.

Ted Sturgis’s former dance partner who comes out of retirement to audition, becoming a rival for the lead and testing the director’s vision.

Suzy’s father figure within the family context, involved in the discussions surrounding Suzy’s opportunities in show business.

Director and choreographer who must balance artistic direction with casting dynamics, navigating tensions with performers and collaborators.

A cast member within the ensemble, representing the broader company that supports the lead’s journey to the stage.

The musical composer who champions Joanna and contemplates rewriting the show to fit a preferred performer, influencing casting and musical direction.

A multi-role character played by Dolly Sharp, including the now-pregnant Joanna Moss, whose situation alters the lead casting and adds personal stakes to the production.