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Here are the characters in "God of Carnage"

VERONICA HOULLIE

(Age Range 25+)

At first she seems like the most benevolent of the bunch. Instead of resorting to litigation regarding her son Bruno’s injury, she believes that they can all come to an agreement about how Ferdinand should make amends for his attack. Of the four principles, Veronica exhibits the strongest desire for harmony.

MICHAEL HOULLIE

(Age Range 25+)

At first, Michael seems eager to create peace between the two boys and perhaps even bond with the Reilles. He offers them food and drink. He is quick to agree with the Reilles, even making light of the violence, commenting on how he was a leader of his own gang during his childhood.

ANNETTE REILLE

(Age Range 45+) 

Ferdinand’s mother is constantly on the brink of a panic attack. In fact, she vomits twice during the course of the play. Unfortunately, the pressures of motherhood and household have eroded her self-confidence. Annette feels abandoned by her husband who is eternally preoccupied with work. Alan is glued to his cell phone throughout the play, until Annette finally loses control and drops the phone into a vase of tulips. Annette is the most physically destructive of the four characters.  *Must be able to throw up believably onstage*

ALAN REILLE

(Age Range 45+)

Alan might be the most stereotypical character of the group in that he is modeled after other slimy lawyers from countless other stories. He is the most openly rude because he frequently interrupts their meeting by talking on his cell phone. His law firm represents a pharmaceutical company that is about to be sued because one of their new products causes dizziness and other negative symptoms. He claims that his son is a savage and doesn’t see any point in trying to change him. He seems the most sexist of the two men, often implying that women have a host of limitations.

Here are the characters in "The Comedy of Errors"

Solinus, duke of Ephesus

Egeon: A merchant from Syracuse, Egeon is the father of twin boys (both named Antipholus) and the husband of Emilia. 

Antipholus of Ephesus: The son of Egeon and Emilia and twin brother of Antipholus of Syracuse, this Antipholus, after being separated from his father and brother in a shipwreck, ends up in Ephesus.

Antipholus of Syracuse: The son of Egeon and Emilia and twin brother of Antipholus of Ephesus, this Antipholus ended up with his father after the shipwreck, but has recently set out looking for his lost twin, which brings him to Ephesus.

Dromio of Ephesus: The slave of Antipholus of Ephesus and twin of Dromio of Syracuse.

Dromio of Syracuse: The slave of Antipholus of Syracuse and twin of Dromio of Ephesus.

Balthazar: A merchant

Angelo: A goldsmith.

First Merchant: A friend of Antipholus of Syracuse.

Second Merchant

Pinch: A schoolmaster.

Emilia: The long-lost wife of Egeon, an abbess at Ephesus.

Adriana: Wife of Antipholus of Ephesus.

Luciana: Adriana’s unmarried sister.

Luce: Servant of Adriana, Luce is also called Nell.