Jett LaFever is a Los Angeles-based performer and singer with a BFA in Musical Theatre from San Francisco State University. Recent credits include Little Shop of Horrors (Audrey), Cabaret (Fraulein Kost/Fritzie), House of Spirits, and Broadway Rocks with Nocturne Theatre, as well as Alice in Wonderland with the Assistance League of Los Angeles. Additional credits include Tarzan (Jane Porter) and Rock of Ages (Sherrie). Jett brings a dynamic vocal range spanning mezzo-soprano, pop/rock, folk, traditional belt, and opera.
In Hollywood, being talented isn’t enough. You have to be legible.
The Callback is a sharp, seductive new play that pulls back the curtain on the brutal machinery of casting—where careers are built on perception, and the right story matters more than the truth.
When an actress refuses to conform to the version of herself a powerful casting director wants to sell, their connection spirals into a dangerous game of control, intimacy, and reinvention.
As the industry, and the audience, tries to decide who she really is, one question lingers:
Who gets to tell your story?
About the Author
Brayden Hade is a Los Angeles–based writer, director, and founder of TheatreSourceLA. His writing often explores the unstable space between performance and identity, with a particular fascination for the systems, institutions, and private delusions that shape how people are seen.
The Callback emerged from Hade’s long relationship to the entertainment industry and his interest in the quiet violence of curation: the way casting, authorship, and ambition can distort reality until people begin performing versions of themselves they no longer recognize. Equal parts industry thriller and intimate psychological chamber piece, the play reflects his ongoing interest in Los Angeles as both a dream factory and a machine for reinvention.
His recent directing work has been recognized by Stage Raw, StageSceneLA, and LA Theatre Bites for bold reimaginings and formally adventurous storytelling.
Kate Clarke
Actor
Kate Clarke is an American voice actress, singer and storyteller. She voices Anglia/Scorpio in the English dubbed version of Miraculous Tokyo.
Brian O’Sullivan
Actor
Although a California native, Brian received a BFA in Acting from The University of North Carolina at Greensboro, studied improv in Chicago, before moving back to the outskirts of Los Angeles to a tiny town called Santa Monica.
Jewell Valentin
Actor
Originally hails for South Carolina. A former "military brat," Christopher has lived all over the world. Eventually Christopher settled down in Los Angeles to pursue his career in performing. Christopher studied acting and musical theater at AMDA, improv at UCB, and has continued his education with various coaches and teachers. He has performed across the country on tour, in TV/Film and on stage in. Los Angeles, and has also directed several plays at the "Cupcake Theater" in Hollywood.
