A pragmatic and strong-willed woman in her mid-forties, who owns the apartment building where the play is set. She is known for her skepticism and provides guidance to others.

A twenty-seven-year-old woman who was deeply affected by her past relationship with Floyd. She is cautious about rekindling their romance but remains hopeful about love.

A fifty-nine-year-old man grappling with complex ideas of racial heritage and power. He harbors dreams of reclaiming a lost legacy.

A harmonica player who recorded with Floyd and is cautious about the risks associated with pursuing fame. He values personal principles over ambition.

A drummer who is part of Floyd's musical ensemble with a relaxed attitude towards success. He is more interested in personal enjoyment and the social aspects of his travel.

Louise’s twenty-five-year-old niece, arriving from Alabama with a pragmatic outlook on relationships. She is accustomed to the challenges of romantic attention.