Performers Needed for "Annie" and "Elf" Musicals
Live auditions for "Annie" and "Elf" shows. Looking for cast. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE CONSIDERED. See the breakdown below. Additional info: All auditioners will learn the same song and dance, regardless of which show(s) they are auditioning for. Performers will also be given the opportunity to read a dramatic selection from one of the shows, these selections will be provided at the audition. Only those auditioning and the production staff will be allowed in the room while auditions are going on. Callback auditions will be held on the afternoon of March 10. Callback auditions will be by invitation only by the directors, performers invited to callback auditions will be contacted the evening of March 9th and assigned a time. More information regarding callbacks will be provided at the general live auditions. "Annie" show dates: June 27-29, 2025. "Elf" show dates: August 1-3, 2025. If you are interested, please apply.
51 roles
A powerful, self-assured billionaire who always has his mind on business. While sometimes gruff and abrupt he has a kind heart. At first he is awkwardly affectionate toward Annie, but he soon finds himself completely charmed by her. (baritone, light to moderate dancer) "Annie"
The orphanage matron. Her distaste for her job and the children is obvious in every move she makes and every line she delivers. She is predictable and funny, in her ridiculous, cruel ways. Looking for an actress who can act with her whole body! (alto, light to moderate dancer) "Annie"
(Supporting role) is the loyal private secretary to Oliver Warbucks. Grace is mature, calm, and classy. She is businesslike when dealing with Miss Hannigan, yet maternal toward Annie. (soprano, moderate dancer) "Annie"
(Supporting role) is Miss Hannigan’s despicable brother. Rooster is flashy and self-assured. His “moves” are as smooth as a gambler’s: sly, and deceiving. The actor playing this role should bring a sense of fun to the character and have a good sense of comic timing. (baritone, moderate dancer) "Annie"
(Supporting role) is Rooster’s airhead girlfriend. She is always distracted, although she manages to pick up on any conversation involving money. Like Rooster, the actress playing this role should bring a sense of fun to the character and have a good sense of comic timing. (soprano, moderate to strong dancer) "Annie"
(Featured role) is the head butler of the Warbucks Mansion, and a good friend to Grace. Responsible, if somewhat clumsy. (baritone, moderate dancer) "Annie"
Cecille and Annette (featured roles) are two maids in service at the Warbucks Mansion. They have a penchant for gossip, but are faithful to their line of work. (no solo singing, moderate to strong dancers) "Annie"
Cecille and Annette (featured roles) are two maids in service at the Warbucks Mansion. They have a penchant for gossip, but are faithful to their line of work. (no solo singing, moderate to strong dancers) "Annie"
Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Pugh (featured roles) are the two head housekeepers in service at the Warbucks Mansion. They help to run the household alongside Drake with iron rule. (no solo singing, light to moderate dancers) "Annie"
Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Pugh (featured roles) are the two head housekeepers in service at the Warbucks Mansion. They help to run the household alongside Drake with iron rule. (no solo singing, light to moderate dancers) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is a laundryman, who wants nothing to do with Miss Hannigan. Much like her, he detests working with children. (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
(Featured role) is a policeman who is sent after to find Annie when she escapes from the orphanage. They have no patience for the rabble in the “Hooverville” shanties. (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
(Featured role) is Lit. Ward’s partner, working the local NYC beat. (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
The Dog Catcher and their assistant (cameo roles) are the main heat for New York City’s canine population. A bit power hungry, they strive to do their job as well as they can. (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
The Dog Catcher and their assistant (cameo roles) are the main heat for New York City’s canine population. A bit power hungry, they strive to do their job as well as they can. (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is the peachy-keen stewardess of The Roxy cinema. (no solo singing, moderate dancer) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is the next dame of the Great White Way. She’s got it all—looks, talent, and pizazz! (mezzo-soprano, moderate to strong dancer) "Annie"
(Featured role) is your ol’ pal from the air waves! He’s the smarmy host of the beloved Oxydent Hour of Smiles, and loves to charm a crowd. (tenor, moderate dancer) "Annie"
(Featured roles) are the enchanting backing group at the Oxydent Hour of Smiles, each of them anxiously awaiting their big break! (soprano, moderate dancers) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is one of the latest guests on the Oxydent Hour of Smiles. He’s known as “Radio’s Only Masked Announcer!” (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is one of the latest guests on the Oxydent Hour of Smiles. He and his dummy sidekick—Wacky—take the air waves by storm every week! (no solo singing, no featured dance, but ventriloquy and/or puppetry preferred) "Annie"
(Featured role) is the President of the United States, and personally aids Annie in the search for her parents. Upon meeting Annie, he is inspired to form a new deal of sorts to restore the American economy. (playing 51, baritone, no featured dance, an actor who uses a wheelchair or is comfortable in a wheelchair on stage preferred) "Annie"
Hull, Perkins, Howe, Ickles, and Morgenthau (cameo roles) are members of Roosevelt’s presidential cabinet. Brash and domineering, they are initially slightly off-kilter when a young orphan starts calling the shots. (mezzo-baritone, light dancers) "Annie"
Hull, Perkins, Howe, Ickles, and Morgenthau (cameo roles) are members of Roosevelt’s presidential cabinet. Brash and domineering, they are initially slightly off-kilter when a young orphan starts calling the shots. (mezzo-baritone, light dancers) "Annie"
Hull, Perkins, Howe, Ickles, and Morgenthau (cameo roles) are members of Roosevelt’s presidential cabinet. Brash and domineering, they are initially slightly off-kilter when a young orphan starts calling the shots. (mezzo-baritone, light dancers) "Annie"
Hull, Perkins, Howe, Ickles, and Morgenthau (cameo roles) are members of Roosevelt’s presidential cabinet. Brash and domineering, they are initially slightly off-kilter when a young orphan starts calling the shots. (mezzo-baritone, light dancers) "Annie"
Hull, Perkins, Howe, Ickles, and Morgenthau (cameo roles) are members of Roosevelt’s presidential cabinet. Brash and domineering, they are initially slightly off-kilter when a young orphan starts calling the shots. (mezzo-baritone, light dancers) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is an Associate Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, and is called upon personally by Roosevelt and Warbucks to assist in Annie’s adoption. (no solo singing, no featured dance) "Annie"
(Cameo role) is a down-on-their-luck, happy-go-lucky merchant just trying to get through the day. (no solo singing, moderate dancer) "Annie"
Eddie and Sophie (cameo roles) are residents of the Hooverville shanty that Annie runs off to. Despite their kindness, they are embittered by the way their lives have gone. (baritone and alto, light to moderate dancers) "Annie"
Eddie and Sophie (cameo roles) are residents of the Hooverville shanty that Annie runs off to. Despite their kindness, they are embittered by the way their lives have gone. (baritone and alto, light to moderate dancers) "Annie"
The Adult Ensemble will play various roles. (all voice types, all dance skill levels). "Annie"
The Adult Ensemble will play various roles. (all voice types, all dance skill levels). "Annie"
(male-presenting); Voice part: Tenor (to C5). The endearing, earnest heart of the story. While Buddy is often perplexed by the world outside the North Pole, it is important that he is not juvenile. He is an adult, but one raised by Santa and the elves — he sees the world through Christmas-colored glasses and brings joy to (almost) everyone he meets. The role of Buddy requires a triple-threat performer who can sing, dance, and act his way through the entire show! "Elf"
(male-presenting); Voice part: Baritone (character singing). Intimacy requirements: holding hands, hugging, physical affection. Buddy’s biological father. A workaholic, tense, and joyous man. As the story progresses, we see his softer side and watch him transform into a loving family man. "Elf"
(Male-presenting); Voice part: Baritone. Buddy’s adopted father. Serves as the Narrator for the audience. Warm, affectionate, and a bit perpetually perplexed. "Elf"
(Female-presenting); Voice part: Mezzo-soprano w/ belt (to D5) Intimacy requirements: holding hands, hugging, kissing, physical affection, partner dancing. A sardonic, somewhat cynical Macy’s employee who becomes Buddy’s love interest. She is whisked into Buddy’s world and becomes his biggest advocate. Jovie’s sarcasm somewhat obscures her warm, loyal personality. "Elf"
(Female-presenting); Voice part: Mezzo-soprano w/ belt (to Eb5). Intimacy requirements: holding hands, hugging, physical affection. Walter’s loving, exhausted wife. She is warm, kind, and intelligent. She is eager for Walter to reconnect with his family and embraces Buddy shortly after his arrival. "Elf"
(Female-presenting); Voice part: Mezzo-soprano. Intimacy requirements: hugging, physical affection, partner dancing. Walter’s over-achieving secretary. A fun, goofy, optimistic person. She takes an instant liking to Buddy. "Elf"
(Male-presenting). Walter’s boss. At first a tyrannical, angry man — later, a song-and-dance man! "Elf"
The good, friendly manager of Macy’s trying to get the job done during the stressful Christmas season. "Elf"
(Male-presenting). One of Walter’s right-hand men. A bit dumb. "Elf"
(Male-presenting). One of Walter’s right-hand men. A bit of a schemer. "Elf"
(Including featured Elves with lines and solos). The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"
The ensemble. The show includes many high-energy dance numbers and lots of Ensemble scene work. There are many roles and small solos that will be divided amongst the Ensemble. "Elf"