Seb Gordon
auditioning for
STANLEY ADAMS
in THE RING BROTHERS CURSE (ORIGINAL MASCOT HORROR AUDIO DRAMA MOVIE) (light visuals)
THE RING BROTHERS CURSE (ORIGINAL MASCOT HORROR AUDIO DRAMA MOVIE) (light visuals)
Seb Gordon for STANLEY ADAMS
Voice Actor
STANLEY ADAMS
open
Unpaid
"STANLEY ADAMS" CASTING DESCRIPTION
Age: 40s (Human) / Timeless (Animatronic)
Role Type: Major Supporting Antagonist / Tragic Horror Role
Voice Type: Warm fatherly baritone capable of shifting into manic, unsettling laughter
Accent: Neutral American
Before the massacre, Stanley Adams was one of the Ring Brothers Circus' most beloved performers. Charismatic, gentle, and endlessly patient, Stanley had a gift for making children laugh. Whether he was performing comedy routines, helping backstage, or spending time with his wife Clara and daughter Samantha, Stanley was known as the heart of the circus.
Then came the massacre.
Now, Stanley exists as Stanley the Giggling Bear—a towering animatronic predator trapped between man and machine. Unlike the more openly monstrous robots, fragments of Stanley's humanity still surface beneath the madness. He remembers pieces of who he was.
Most horrifying of all... he remembers Samantha. His daughter. Stanley's scenes require an actor capable of portraying A loving father buried beneath layers of trauma
The sides they read from:
(SHAKEN UP, NERVOUS BUT CONFEDENT IN HIS CAUSE) "Dad would've shut this place down before he let children get hurt"
(Warm, playful. Stanley is trying to comfort a frightened child.) "Hey now, easy there, kiddo. Deep breaths, alright? Everybody gets scared sometimes. Even grown-ups. Especially clowns in giant bear suits." (small chuckle) "You wanna know a secret? The trick isn't pretending you're never afraid. It's learning how to keep moving even when you are." (gentle) "C'mon. Hold my hand. We'll get through this together."
A rare moment of genuine rage breaking through Stanley's usual demeanor.) "No. No more excuses." "You don't get to shrug your shoulders and call it an accident." "You knew people were getting hurt." "And you smiled for the cameras anyway." (quiet fury) "You don't get to ask for forgiveness just because you're finally afraid."
