Performers Needed for Theatre Audition "Jesus Christ Superstar"

Principal Character (Tenor, G2–B4) The central figure, depicted as both divine and human, struggling with the weight of his mission and the expectations placed upon him. He is a charismatic leader yet deeply introspective, wrestling with his impending fate. d betrayal.

Principal Character (Tenor, D3–D5) One of Jesus’ twelve apostles, torn between his loyalty to Jesus and his growing belief that Jesus’ actions are endangering their cause. Judas is passionate, conflicted, and ultimately tragic, with some of the most demanding rock vocals in the show.

Principal Character (Mezzo-Soprano, F3–E♭5) A follower of Jesus who has developed a deep, complicated affection for him. Mary is gentle, compassionate, and emotionally open, with a famous solo, “I Don’t Know How to Love Him,” that reveals her inner turmoil.

Supporting Character (Baritone, A2–B4) The Roman governor of Judea, a man caught between his own sense of justice and the political pressure from the crowd and religious leaders. Pilate is authoritative yet visibly uneasy about sentencing Jesus.

Supporting Character (Bass, C2–F4) The high priest who sees Jesus as a threat to the established religious order. Deep-voiced and imposing, Caiaphas is a powerful figure of religious authority.

Supporting Character (Tenor, G2–D5) Caiaphas’ second-in-command, who supports the plan to have Jesus arrested. His higher vocal range contrasts with Caiaphas’ bass, creating a striking dynamic between the two.

Supporting Character (Baritone, C♯3–G4) The flamboyant and mocking ruler of Galilee who treats Jesus as a joke, demanding a miracle to prove his divinity. Must have natural comedic timing and flair.

Ensemble Role (Baritone, G2–G4) One of Jesus’ apostles, known for his loyalty yet quick to deny Jesus when faced with danger. Peter has a heartfelt solo in “Could We Start Again Please?”

Ensemble Role (Tenor, G3–B4) An apostle who urges Jesus to take a more radical stance and lead a rebellion against the Romans. His energetic number, “Simon Zealotes,” reflects his revolutionary zeal.

Ensemble Role (Mezzo-Soprano/Alto) Three female vocalists who function like a Greek chorus, adding commentary through soulful harmonies and backing vocals. They bring a contemporary flair to the score.

Ensemble Role (Various ranges) Followers of Jesus who grapple with fear, faith, and their shifting loyalty as events unfold. They perform key ensemble numbers, such as “The Last Supper.”

Ensemble Role (Various ranges) Supporting Caiaphas and Annas, they represent religious and Roman authority, adding to the show’s intensity and dramatic stakes.

Ensemble Role (Various ranges) Supporting Caiaphas and Annas, they represent religious and Roman authority, adding to the show’s intensity and dramatic stakes.

The ever-present voice of the people, shifting from adoring fans of Jesus to an angry mob demanding his crucifixion. Their changing attitude underscores the theme of fame and betrayal.