Oh No...It's Christmas! A "Hurray" Audio Drama
Project Overview
Oh No...It's Christmas! A "Hurray" Audio Drama is an illustrated audio drama from my comic universe.
In this spin of "The Gift of The Magi", Arden Leeds and Peter Cooper are two dysfunctional roommates who want to get each other gifts for Christmas, and mishaps happen along the way.
PLEASE BE 18 years of age or older to audition. While not a NSFW project, the story does contain some suggestive themes and topics. Please only audition if you are comfortable with performing NSFW themes and topics.
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Lead role. A haughty, cocky, uptight 22 year-old salesman who moonlights as a rentboy. From England and I imagine he talks in a gruff, coarse Estuary English accent.
- british (estuary)
"No, I'd rather stay home, watch some telly. And you should put on some more layers. You're going to catch a cold."
"It'd be a good gift. He's been doing good doing the dishes and folding my clothes, even if his technique is horrid, that spoiled brat. Maybe he deserves it. I'll check out that comic store nearby then after I do some errands."
"Merry Christmas, you oblivious idiot."
Lead role. The 18-year old homeschooled son of an adult film magnate, and Arden's roommate. Shy, awkward, and creative who dreams of becoming a well-respected cartoonist. I imagine he has an upbeat, boyish tone of voice with an American accent.
"Yeah, it's just that it's my first Christmas without my father around...(beat) geez, has it been that long?"
"I should get Arden something for Christmas. We've been living together for a while...he deserves something nice.
"Thanks. I loved PowerPups ever since I watched the live-action movie when I was a kid."
Minor role. A female spa employee that Peter bothers.
"You're in good luck! The all-day spa is having a little winter special."
"Don't like? Don't buy!"
Minor role. A comic store clerk at a store that's near Arden and Peter's apartment.
"Oh God! You actually liked that drivel??? Even me as a 10-year old could tell that it was a soulless sign of selling-out for the franchise. Get out of my sight!"
"Hello, what are you looking for today? "
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