Seeking Talent for "The Drowsy Chaperone" Show

Character Baritone (B♭2-E4) A lonely, witty, and passionate musical theatre devotee who serves as the show's narrator and emotional core. From his apartment, he plays his favorite record, The Drowsy Chaperone, bringing it to vivid life. Must have exceptional comic timing, warmth, and emotional depth. No formal dance, but expressive physicality required.

Soprano (G3-D5) A delightfully eccentric, wealthy widow hosting the wedding at her estate. Endearing and scatterbrained, her oblivious charm fuels much of the show's chaos. Physical comedy and crisp timing are key. Light movement; no formal dance.

Tenor (A♭2-G4 Mrs. Tottendale's prim, proper butler whose composure unravels with drink. Wry, dignified, and unexpectedly funny. Requires sharp timing and physical comedy; some ballroom or stylized dance helpful.

Tenor (C3-A♭4) The dashing, idealistic groom-to-be. A 1920s leading man with charm to spare. Must be a strong singer and athletic dancer, with tap proficiency and comedic flair.

Tenor (C3-B♭4) Robert's anxious best man and comic foil. A lovable bundle of nerves responsible for the wedding's chaos. Must be an excellent tap dancer and physical comedian.

Baritone (D3-A4) A fast-talking Broadway producer desperate to keep his star from leaving the stage. Neurotic, charmingly exasperated, and deeply funny. Strong comedic instincts and rhythmic timing required; no formal dance.

Mezzo-Soprano (B♭3-F5) Feldzieg's bubbly, ambitious girlfriend who longs to be a star. A classic 1920s showgirl: flirty, confident, and endearingly ditzy. Strong dancer and comic performer.

Alto/Mezzo-Soprano (F3-D5) Janet's glamorous, perpetually tipsy chaperone. A deliciously over-the-top diva who sings the powerhouse number "As We Stumble Along." Requires commanding presence, comic bravado, and rich vocal delivery.

Baritone (A♭2-G4) A pompous, self-proclaimed Latin lover hired to seduce the bride-but hilariously targets the wrong woman. Needs bold physicality, self-aware bravado, and sharp comic timing.

Soprano (G3-E♭6) A dazzling Broadway star leaving fame behind for love. A confident, radiant triple threat who lights up every scene. Must be an exceptional dancer (tap/jazz), dynamic singer, and expressive actor

(Disguised as Pastry Chefs) Male-presenting (pair) - Tenor/Baritone (C3-G4) Two bumbling mobsters posing as bakers. A vaudevillian comedy duo with impeccable rhythm and wit. Requires strong physical comedy, coordination, and verbal timing.

Alto/Mezzo-Belt (A3-E5) A fearless, high-flying aviatrix who literally swoops in to save the day. Commanding, confident, and vocally powerful. Minimal movement but must exude strength and charisma.