Quartet

Reg is a former tenor and Reginald, a pragmatic, emotionally observant man who navigates old wounds with Jean while guiding the quartet's revival. He seeks reconciliation and meaningful purpose in the Beecham House community, balancing pride with vulnerability. His journey centers on forgiveness, restoration of trust, and choosing love over bitterness.

Wilf is an extroverted, supportive former singer who helps drive plans to revive the quartet. He uses humor and wit to ease tensions, and his loyalty to Reg and Cissy anchors the group. His role helps remind the residents that friendship and shared art can outlive illness and time.

Cissy is a frail but passionate performer with senile moments that complicate the plan to perform. Her memory and sensitivity provide a fragile yet hopeful link between the residents and the potential comeback of the quartet. She embodies the resilience and tenderness of aging artists.

Jean Horton is a renowned soprano living at Beecham House, whose past infidelities and marriages come to light. Her presence catalyzes Reg's emotional journey and eventually leads to a renewed performance that crowns the gala. She learns to forgive herself and accepts a renewed bond with Reg.

Cedric is the former director of the home who concocts the plan to reform the quartet as a fundraising gambit. He balances ambition with genuine care for the residents, and his scheme sets the events in motion that culminate in renewal for the Beecham House community.