The Flatiron Theater Company is holding auditions!

An actor may only Audition for one Role, while a Role may have many Auditions for it!

pipenv install will make sure we have ipdb included in our environment.
pipenv shell allows us access to that environment.

• Auditions should have an actor (string), location (string), hired (boolean) and belong to a role.
• Roles should only have a character_name (string) and have many auditions.

• What relationships will this need (i.e. one-to-one, one-to-many, and many-to-many)?

• When you see a "#" the functionality is related to the instance, a "." the class.

• You can now view all of your Python files for your models in the lib folder. They will be automagically available for you so long as you use the python debug.py instruction to test your code.

• Through this debug.py file, we've provided to you a console that you can use to test your code. To enter a console session, run python debug.py from the command line. You'll be able to test out the functionality that you write there.

• Audition#role returns an instance of role associated with this audition.
• Audition#call_back() will change the the hired attribute to True.

• Role#auditions returns all of the auditions associated with this role.
• Role#actors returns a list of names from the actors associated with this role.
• Role#locations returns a list of locations from the auditions associated with this role.
• Role#lead returns the first instance of the audition that was hired for this role or returns a string 'no actor has been hired for this role'.
• Role#understudy returns the second instance of the audition that was hired for this role or returns a string 'no actor has been hired for understudy for this role'.