Oliver Janson

After being captivated by the protagonist's raw talent and stage presence, Oliver approaches them after the performance, expressing admiration and excitement about their potential. However, he believes that embracing a new persona—dressing as a female character—could elevate their act to new heights, drawing from the flamboyant and boundary-pushing aesthetics of the era. As the protagonist agrees to this new direction, they also change their name, taking on a persona that resonates with the vibrant spirit of the 1960s. As they rehearse together, Oliver finds himself increasingly drawn to the protagonist’s charisma and talent, leading to a romantic tension that complicates their professional relationship. Their journey reflects the transformative social climate of the time, challenging norms and embracing the fluidity of identity. As the variety show takes off, Oliver's love for the protagonist deepens, leading him to confront his feelings in a rapidly changing world where love, art, and identity intermingle spectacularly. Whether their romance can flourish amidst the pressures of ambition and societal expectations becomes a central theme of their story, capturing the essence of a transformative decade.