"Queen of Egypt" Musical Needs Performers

BIPOC - Leading Role - Iconic diva, mature and confident in her abilities. She only agreed to participate if she could play Moses. Think "Mature Mariah" era, where everything is polished and grand. : Must have the ability to execute signature Mariah whistle tones and big diva moments. - Mariah is determined to make this musical her crowning achievement, securing her Tony award and cementing her EGOT status.

BIPOC - Supporting Role - A fun, quirky, and cooky version of Whitney Houston, much like Maya Rudolph’s SNL portrayal. A larger-than-life figure, both loving and chaotic, who guides Mariah (Moses) on her mission to free the slaves. Should have powerful vocals with the ability to mimic Whitney’s iconic sound. Comedic timing is key. To guide Moses on this spiritual journey while delivering diva-style wisdom.

BIPOC, cis male, non-binary, trans - Supporting Role - Unhinged, madly in love with Mariah. Every time he appears, he brings random children along, symbolizing his numerous real-life offspring. He’s overly enthusiastic and always ready to support Mariah, even if it’s chaotic. Strong comedic presence, but also needs moments of sincerity when expressing his devotion. To be by Mariah's side, supporting her vision, while balancing his ever-growing number of kids.

Supporting/Comic Relief: cis male - Charismatic and humorous, playing himself as the host of “Watch What Happens Live” (WWHL). He starts out as a neutral host, but as the show progresses, he gets more inebriated, turning the musical into a drinking game. Not required to sing, but great comedic timing is a must. To keep the show fun and entertaining, progressively loosening up as the musical evolves into Mariah's chaotic vision.

Bipoc Performer - Supporting Role - Innocent, pure-hearted, and slightly naive. She’s Moses’ real sister and has a big comedic element as she reacts to the madness unfolding around her. She’s lovable and acts as a grounding force amidst the chaos. Strong singing voice, with comedic delivery being equally important. To support Moses (Mariah) on this divine mission and to represent familial loyalty.

Flexible and energetic. The ensemble plays a variety of roles, from Egyptian citizens to production crew to background dancers. They fully commit to Mariah's vision and are the true backbone of the show. Versatile singers and dancers.