"White Christmas" Musical Casting Men and Women

Male presenting: vocal range: C3-A4. Bob Wallace is a major singing star and he is the sensible, driving business force behind the successful song and dance duo, Wallace and Davies. He formed this duo with his friend and fellow entertainer, Phil Davies. Bob is good friends with Phil, forming their friendship in the US army, and the two support each other completely. Bob is comfortable with his fame and is born to lead the song and dance troupe he recruits at The Columbia Inn.

Male presenting, vocal range: A2-F4. Phil Davis served as a soldier in the US army along with Bob Wallace and under the leadership of General Henry Waverly. He formed a strong bond with Bob during their time in the army and the pair now have a successful song and dance act, Wallace and Davis. Phil is the stronger dancer of the two, with tap solos. He is kind, sociable and flirtatious, enjoying making people laugh and forget their worries.

Female presenting, vocal range: A3-F5. Betty is Judy’s older sister and the one half of the up and coming song and dance duo, The Haynes Sisters. Although she is ambitious and would like to be a star in her own right, she is still hesitant to take the spotlight. This is largely due to her loyalty and care for Judy, as she is devoted to her and reluctant to leave her sister to fend for herself.

Female presenting, vocal range: G3-E5. Judy is the younger sister of Betty and one half of the song and dance duo, The Haynes Sisters. She is the stronger dancer of the two, and must be a talented tap dancer. In her early twenties, she is cute, adorable and flirtatious, making her popular with the men. Judy embarks on a relationship with Phil Davis, one half of the song and dance duo, Wallace and Davis. She schemes with Phil to get his business partner, Bob Wallace.

Male presenting. At the beginning of the show, General Waverly is shown to be retiring from the US army with an injury to the leg. Ten years later, he owns an inn in Vermont, but business is struggling due to the lack of snow. However, Waverly has been hidden from many of the truths by his manager, Martha and granddaughter, Susan, and is preoccupied with thoughts of getting back into the army, despite his age. He is pleased to be reunited with his former soldier, Bob Wallace and Phil Davis.

Female presenting, vocal range: G3-D5. Martha is General Waverly’s housekeeper at The Columbia Inn. She is a retired Broadway performer and, although her professional career has faded, her star personality has remained. She is witty and wise-cracking with a dry sense of humor. However, she is also a busybody and loves to meddle in the business of others. Martha is determined to run the General’s life, despite his objections and lack of knowledge about Inn’s business affairs. Has a big heart.

Male presenting. Ralph is an ex-army buddy of Bob Wallace and Phil Davis. He is now a television executive in New York City, working on the Ed Sullivan Show. He is a class clown and loves to make people laugh. The role of Ralph Sheldrake is usually doubled with other ensemble roles.

Female presenting. Rita and her friend Rhoda are the star show girls of Bob Wallace and Phil Davis. She is fun, sexy and flirtatious, but Rita is not the brightest spark. This role is a featured dancer.

Female presenting. Rhoda and her friend Rita are the star show girls of Bob Wallace and Phil Davis. She is fun, sexy and flirtatious, but Rhoda is not the brightest spark. This role is a featured dancer.

The ensemble form the dance troupe, the stage hands, and the backstage crew for the show Bob and Phil put on at the inn. The male ensemble also form the ex-soldiers who reunite to support their army general. Most of the ensemble double up on their roles within the show.