Auditions for Musical "A Christmas Carol"
"A Christmas Carol: The Musical" needs males and females. Please see the details below. ONLY LOCAL TALENT WILL BE ACCEPTED. About the project: Experience the magic of the season with A Christmas Carol: The Musical, a joyous and heartfelt retelling of Charles Dickens’ classic tale. With music by Alan Menken, lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, and book by Mike Ockrent, this Broadway-style adaptation follows the miserly Ebenezer Scrooge as he takes a life-changing journey through Christmases past, present, and future. Brimming with lively songs, dazzling moments, and a timeless message of hope and redemption, this festive musical is the perfect holiday treat for the whole family. Additional info: Callbacks: Sunday, September 28 | 1 – 5 PM. REHEARSAL & PRODUCTION SCHEDULE: Rehearsals for A Christmas Carol will begin on Monday, October 20th, at The Nebraska Communities Playhouse. Rehearsals will generally take place on weeknights between 6:00–10:00 PM. Performances will be December 12-14 & 19-21. (Fridays at 7:30, Saturdays at 2:00 & 7:30, Sundays at 2:00) You may not be called for every rehearsal, but unless you’ve submitted a conflict in advance, you are expected to be available during these times. A detailed rehearsal schedule will be shared once the show is cast and we’ve reviewed the cast’s availability. The directors will do their best to accommodate known conflicts shared at the time of the audition. Please note: Starting Monday, December 1st, they ask that cast members have no conflicts. These final days will include full run-throughs and technical rehearsals, and full cast participation is essential. Strike (the breakdown and cleanup of the set, costumes, props, and technical equipment) will take place immediately after the closing show, and all cast members are required to stay and participate. If interested, please apply.
21 roles
A cold, calculating man hardened by childhood loss and shaped by his father’s relentless insistence on saving. Scrooge hides behind wealth and work, blind to compassion and community—until the ghosts of Christmas confront him with the man he’s become – and the world he could leave behind. Vocal Range: A3 to G5
A booming, exuberant figure brimming with laughter and goodwill. He reveals to Scrooge the vibrancy of life that continues without him. Should have strong presence and humor. Tap dancing experience is a plus, but not mandatory. Vocal Range: A3 to G5
Playful, wistful, and wise. This spirit gently guides Scrooge through key memories, encouraging reflection and insight. Has a lightness of energy and voice. Vocal Range: A3 to G5
A haunting, silent apparition of a grim future that could be. Often portrayed as elegant and ominous, this ghost conveys power without words. Dance experience required (Jazz, Lyrical, Ballet). Vocal Range: A3 to G5 (singing minimal)
A kind, patient father and hardworking clerk, Mr. Cratchit remains optimistic despite financial hardship and Scrooge’s mistreatment. His love for his family—especially his son Tiny Tim—is the heart of his resilience. Vocal Range: A3 to E5
Warm, protective, and practical, Mrs. Cratchit anchors her household with dignity and strength. She strives to bring joy to her family even when resources are scarce. Vocal Range: A3 to E5
Scrooge’s late business partner, now a tortured ghost weighed down by chains of his own making. Marley is intense, dramatic, and serves as Scrooge’s first warning. Vocal Range: A3 to A5
Scrooge’s cheerful, idealistic nephew. Fred embraces the true spirit of Christmas and refuses to give up on his uncle, believing joy is something to be shared. Vocal Range: A3 to F5
Scrooge’s former fiancée. Intelligent and grounded, Emily sees love as more valuable than wealth. Her heartbreak marks the beginning of Scrooge’s decline. Vocal Range: A3 to B5
Hopeful, ambitious, and in love. A sharp contrast to his older self, this version of Scrooge is full of potential and promise—before greed and isolation take hold. Vocal Range: A3 to F5
Appears in flashback scenes, her sets the tone for Scrooge’s early family life. Vocal Range: C4 to C5
A grieving widower and father to Grace. Dignified and somber, Mr. Smythe is touched by an unexpected gesture of kindness from Scrooge. A subtle but emotionally resonant role. Vocal Range: C3 to G4
A jolly, generous businessman who offers Scrooge his first glimpse of joy in the workplace. A vibrant figure who revels in throwing a good party. Vocal Range: A3 to B5
Equally warm and spirited, Mrs. Fezziwig is the life of the party. She delights in merriment and is proud to host the Fezziwig Christmas celebration. Vocal Range: A3 to A5
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
Ensemble. These roles offer meaningful stage time, featured lines or solos, and opportunities for actors of all experience levels to contribute to telling our story. Most ensemble members will appear in multiple scenes and may be assigned named roles as appropriate.
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