Beyond The Veil
Orange Squeeze for Tiaré Vitaní
[Ensemble Role || African American]
Tiaré Vitani is Lumiera’s twin sister—but unlike her, Tiaré was raised in luxury and emotional distance. Their parents, obsessed with power, showered Tiaré with gifts and status instead of love. On the outside, she’s poised, elegant, and sharply intelligent. On the inside, she’s lonely, guarded, and deeply resentful of how invisible she often feels—especially compared to her more “gifted” sister.
Tiaré doesn’t speak often unless she has something to say—and when she does, it cuts with precision. Her voice is polished, but when she’s pushed to her limits, that coolness cracks to reveal a bitter longing for connection and recognition. She’s not cruel, but she is tired of being the “well-behaved one” that no one truly sees.
KEY NOTES FOR VOICE ACTORS
- Can range from sarcastic and aloof to emotionally raw.
- Often speaks with a quiet intensity or dry wit.
- Has one or two emotionally charged scenes where she breaks her usually composed demeanor.
- english
- female adult
- all english accents
- female young adult
- audiobooks
- smooth
- Mid-to-upper range
- Controlled
- acapella singing
- alto singing
- alto to mezzo soprano
[SINGING INCLUDED: Please sing "Know Who You Are" from the Moana movie]
[cold, sarcastic] “Please, spare me the sudden guilt trip. You don’t get to disappear for half a decade and then show up with your sad eyes and heroic speeches. I’ve already buried that version of you. Don’t dig it back up.”
[regal, controlled, resentful] “I’ve played the part well, haven’t I? Perfect posture, sweet smiles, quiet little Tiaré who never steps out of line. You thought that made me harmless. But here’s the thing about overlooked girls... we watch everything. And we never forget the people who taught us how to hide.”
