"Titanic" The Musical Needs Performers

Tenor - Designer of The Titanic; Strong yet quiet, and full of integrity, he is the moral compass and intellectual barometer of the show. Sings multiple solos, including the gut-wrenching climactic Andrews’ Vision as the ship sinks onstage.

Baritone - Owner of the White Star Line. High-brow, aloof, easily frustrated when disregarded,

Baritone - A fatherly figure with white hair and beard, he commands with deep care for his passengers and encouragement toward his younger officers.

Tenor - A Stoker. He is strappingly strong, keenly intelligent, and capable. He questions the motivations of the powers-that-be.

Baritone - Wireless operator. A shy and socially awkward young man, he obviously yearns for connection. He has found in his telegraph machine a fascinating and thoroughly engaging way to connect to people the world over.

Baritone -1st Officer, An experienced officer who really should have been a captain by now but isn’t sure he is up to it.

Tenor - Senior Steward, 41, An experienced steward to first class passengers Some might call him stuffy, but he just really cares.

Bass/Baritone -Owner of Macy’s department store in New York. Devoted to his wife.

Mezzo-Soprano - Devoted to her husband, refused to get into a lifeboat without him.

Baritone -One of a large number of Irish immigrants in steerage (3rd class) looking to start afresh in America.

Mezzo-Soprano – Another Irish immigrant. Strong, feisty, determined

Alto -2nd class and very upwardly mobile, comic character actor with a big voice and personality..

Baritone - more content and less ambitious than his wife. More dialogue than singing

Soprano -Lovely young woman -engaged to marry Charles Clarke and looking to make a new start.

Baritone -Young journalist, engaged to Caroline, wanting to make a new life for themselves in America.