"Oklahoma" Show Looking for Actors and Actresses

Soprano. (Range: D4-E5 (opt. A5) (Femme Presenting) Emotionally available, a young woman who is independent, strong-willed (stubborn?), who lives with her Aunt Eller on a farm. She has an innocence yet an air of knowledge and quiet dignity about her. A young woman coming into her own strength and femininity, she is grappling with the idea that she must start to ‘adult’ in a world she does not yet fully understand.

Baritone. (Range: Db3-F4 (opt. F#4) (Masc Presenting) Hailing himself as the “best bronc buster” in the territory, Curly thinks everything’s going his way. A cowboy with a confident swagger, one is forced to question if he is in love with Laurey or if he’s merely in love with the idea of ‘winning’ Laurey in what has been one long game of cat and mouse.

Soprano. (Range: C4-E5 (opt. F5) (Femme Presenting) A vivacious and sincere free spirit who is headstrong and “boy-crazy” – or so the community would say. While she most certainly is in love with Will Parker, her dalliances with Ali Hakim and anyone else she sees fit, shows a remarkable sense of autonomy over her body, her sexuality, and femininity.

Tenor. (Range: Eb3-F4) (Masc Presenting) A cowboy who is in love with Ado Annie, Will is without a doubt the true ‘good man’ of the show. What some might call ‘not the brightest bulb in the bunch’ this charming, goofily thick-headed, prize-winning steer roper sees the world in black and white where what is right is good and what is wrong is bad. He is a strong singer and dancer with great comedic timing.

Baritone. (Range: D3-C#4) (Masc Presenting) A quiet, introspective, and truly sensitive farmhand who lives with Aunt Eller and Laurey, he is lonely, mysterious, and perhaps rough around the edges – creating a character who is socially awkward despite his physical strength. He has a questionable past and ‘needs’ to be in love with Laurey. Described as dark and brooding by others, Jud takes care of the ranch Laurey and Aunt Eller live on but finds true solace in his books, magazines.

Mezzo. (Range: D3-A4): (Femme Presenting) A respected no-nonsense woman in the community who is a mother figure to everyone despite never having mothered a child herself, she represents an interesting anachronistic idea in the community. She is a hearty woman of power and means who is self sufficient and has no man answering for her responsibilities. She employs a farm hand and directs him to the work of the farm.

Baritenor. (Range: F3-D5) (Masc Presenting, PERFORMER OF COLOR) A mysterious, smart, opportunistic, & shrewd traveling salesman who claims he’s from Persia (presently south western Iran), he most certainly is not telling the truth. A seducer, machismo, he, like Jud, is an outsider to this community but not feared by most. He likes pretty things and prettier women. A performer who is quick on their feet with excellent physical comic timing desired.

Tenor. (Range: E3-F4) (Masc Presenting) The local judge, a farmer and hunter of rabbits described by the community as Salt of the earth, Andrew is the over protective father of Ado Annie who is skeptical of cowmen, especially Will Parker, whom he believes to be living a risky and unreliable life in the rodeo. To prove this isn’t true, he asks Will to maintain $50 to have his daughter’s hand in marriage

Mezzo or Soprano. (Femme Presenting) An annoying girl from Claymore who has her eye on Curly. She is Laurey’s chief rival for Curly’s attention. Infamous for her startling, memorable, & grating laugh. She has eyes on Curly and isn’t waiting for Laurey to say no to him. Intimacy in the form of physical touch and possible kisses will be explored with Ali Hakim.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Range: F#3-A3) An honest cowman and federal marshal. Fight Choreography Needed.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Range: E3-B3) one of Curly’s friends. Fight Choreography Needed.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Femme Presenting) Laurey’s friend, she sings with Laurey in “Many A New Day” and has solos in “Out of My Dreams”.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Range: D3-F4): Owns the ranch where the Box Social takes place. Fight Choreography likely.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Femme Presenting) Laurey’s friend, she sings with Laurey in “Many A New Day” and has solos in “Out of My Dreams”.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Masc Presenting) A cowboy who attends the box social to support the new schoolhouse with his fellow ranchers, farmers, and cowboys. Fight Choreography likely.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Femme Presenting) A young woman who occasionally tells fortunes. Vivian has solo lines in “Out of My Dreams”.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE (Femme Presenting) One of Laurey’s friends, she sing with Laurey in “Many A New Day” and has solo lines in “Out of My Dreams”

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE Dancer. (Masc Presenting) A strong dancer with ballet, contemporary, and/or modern dance training. The performer should have a passing resemblance to the actor portraying Curly. The character will double as another character in the ensemble.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE Dancer. (Femme Presenting) A strong dancer with ballet, contemporary, and/or modern dance training. The performer should have a passing resemblance to the actor portraying Laurey. The character will double as another character in the ensemble.

SUPPORTING CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE Dancer. (Masc Presenting). A strong dancer with ballet, contemporary, and/or modern dance training. The performer should have a passing resemblance to the performer portraying Jud. The character will double as another character or in the ensemble.

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

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ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE

ADDITIONAL CHARACTERS FROM THE ENSEMBLE