Marc (played by Aaron Williams) is a talented but struggling actor who moves to New York City to pursue his dreams. He finds an apartment by looking through the obituaries and meets his new roommate, Cynthia (played by Mara Hobel), a lively and quirky fag-hag who supports Marc in his pursuit of acting. Marc also has a best friend, Robert (played by Michael Shawn Lucas), who secretly has feelings for him.
The heart of the story revolves around Marc's pursuit of love, specifically his infatuation with David (played by Michael Parducci), a flighty studio musician. However, David is a complicated character who is not sure what he wants in life, leaving Marc frustrated and confused.
As the story unfolds, Cynthia finds herself financially cut off from her wealthy parents and has to find a way to support herself. Robert struggles to come to terms with his feelings for Marc, and Marc finds himself increasingly drawn to David, despite his chaotic and unpredictable behavior.
The film is a funny and endearing exploration of the complexities of love and relationships, particularly in the LGBTQ+ community. The characters are relatable and relatable, and the movie features a fantastic soundtrack with songs by well-known artists such as Carole King and James Taylor.
Broadway Damage is a charming and enjoyable romantic comedy that will leave audiences laughing, crying, and rooting for the characters.