Casting Call for Musical "Into The Woods"

A kind but insecure man who longs to have a child with his wife. When he learns a family curse prevents them from conceiving, he enters the woods to lift the spell. His journey forces him to face fear, loss, and the responsibilities of fatherhood.

Clever and determined, the Baker’s Wife drives much of their quest to have a child. Though devoted to her husband, she becomes tempted by romance and struggles with the consequences of getting what she wants.

A powerful and complex figure who cursed the Baker’s family. She seeks to regain her lost beauty and control over her daughter. Though feared, she’s one of the most emotionally honest characters in the story.

Dreaming of a better life, Cinderella gets her wish to attend the ball, but discovers that fantasy doesn’t guarantee happiness. Her journey is one of self-awareness and choosing her own path.

An innocent boy who trades his cow for magic beans. His actions set off a chain of disasters, forcing him to mature and face the costs of his adventures in the sky.

Tough and practical, she wants a better life for Jack but fears change. Her death marks a shift in the story’s tone and stakes.

Cruel and status-obsessed, she manipulates her daughters' chances at royalty while keeping Cinderella oppressed.

Lucinda and Florinda - Cinderella’s vain and petty stepsisters who go to gruesome lengths to win the prince. They’re eventually punished for their cruelty.

Lucinda and Florinda - Cinderella’s vain and petty stepsisters who go to gruesome lengths to win the prince. They’re eventually punished for their cruelty.

Charming but shallow, he woos Cinderella but quickly grows bored. His unfaithfulness highlights the emptiness of fairy tale romance.

Locked in a tower by the Witch, Rapunzel longs for freedom but struggles with trauma and fear. Her tale veers toward tragedy.

Romantic and restless, he falls for Rapunzel but, like his brother, is never satisfied. He symbolizes the fleeting nature of desire.

A bold, curious girl whose encounter with the Wolf leads to newfound maturity. She becomes braver and more thoughtful as the story progresses.

A sly and predatory figure who tempts Little Red. He represents danger and seduction, often played for dark comedy.

A storyteller guiding the audience, later dragged into the plot. His exit signals the characters’ shift into an unpredictable, real-world struggle.

A cryptic figure later revealed as the Baker’s father. He abandoned his family but returns to help his son confront the past and grow up.