Theatre Casting Call for "A Christmas Carol"

Timothy is the narrator of A Christmas Carol, leading the audience through Scrooge’s journey with warmth, insight, and sincerity.

Fred is the opposite of his uncle Scrooge— upbeat and optimistic, he celebrates his life, even though he’s not well off financially.

Jane is Fred’s wife; confident and strong, a modern woman who isn’t afraid to let her voice be heard.

Bob is a good-natured and hard-working man, doing his best to stay positive while supporting a large family and working for a very difficult boss.

Bob Cratchit’s supportive wife and mother to their large brood. Featured solos.

Bob Cratchit’s oldest child who has moved out but who makes it home for Christmas, knowing how important it is to the family.

The ghost of Jacob Marley shows the tragic end of a life lived like Scrooge’s. He deals in heavy emotions at all times— anger and anguish mostly.

The Ghost seems gentle and ethereal, but her questioning of Scrooge intentionally causes him to address memories he’d be happier to push aside.

Loud and boisterous, the Ghost lives in the moment but mixes his good nature with a serious understanding of the weight of time.

Non-speaking.

Scrooge’s sister. Her warmth is such that she can make even Boy Scrooge’s saddest day better.

Unlike his older self, Young Ebenezer tempers his drive to succeed with a dash of wide-eyed romance.

Belle is the girl of Young Ebenezer’s dreams, who falls for him but is strong and independent enough to walk away when he chooses work over her.

Young Ebenezer’s best friend, an outgoing and confident young man.

Mr. Fezziwig is a huge personality who is loved by all and who wants nothing more than to share his success with everyone around him.

Much like Mr. Fezziwig, Mrs. Fezziwig is a big personality who turns everything she touches into a celebration.

TROWELL & TIBSHELF: The Collecting women are somewhat lovable fops who finish one another’s sentences and have their sales pitch down to a science.

TROWELL & TIBSHELF: The Collecting women are somewhat lovable fops who finish one another’s sentences and have their sales pitch down to a science.

Owes Scrooge a debt that she cannot pay.

A sweet and somewhat shy young woman who finds herself the target of Topper’s attention.

Lively, sharp-witted and observant guest at Fred’s Christmas party.

Well-meaning, grounded friend & guest at Fred’s party.

Friend & guest at Fred’s party.

A warm, spirited party guest who brings a touch of elegance and nostalgia to Fred’s Christmas gathering. Kind and nurturing, but unafraid to speak her mind.

A jovial and possibly more mature member of the group at Fred’s party. She’s motherly but enjoys playful fun.

Scrooge’s miserable housekeeper who runs with a rougher crowd than Scrooge probably knows.

Old Joe is a street person with a wicked sense of humor who’s not afraid to engage in some dishonest business.

The female equivalent of Old Joe.

Fred’s somewhat rowdy but entertaining friend.