"Les Misérables" Musical Seeking Equity Actors

A poor peasant who rises to affluence, he has great natural nobility and dignity. A powerful figure, with a character of operatic size and passion. (Range: G#2-B4)

Must have a natural gravitas with ability to be expressive and dynamic. The ultimate ‘law and order’ figure. Obsessed, to the point of irrationality, with rigid and merciless moral code. (Range: F2-F#4)

A religious man who, despite Valjean’s theft of his valuable possessions, sees past the convict and allows him to move on with his new life. (Range: A2-E4)

Poor but beautiful and elegant factory girl, struggling to support her fatherless daughter. Earthy and poignant. She should appear to be strong and a survivor. (Range: F3-Eb5)

Member of the revolutionary student movement. The goofy boy next door who is constantly thrust into relevance. (Range: A2-Ab4)

Charismatic political figure and leader of the revolution. (Range: A2-G4)

Strong comic role. A crooked innkeeper and later petty, amoral thief. Greedy, irreverent, selfish, boorish, and vulgar. (Range: C2-G4)

Daughter of the Thenardiers but in no way behaves like them. Fired by an unrequited love for Marius. Gamine. Hasn’t learned to disguise her emotions; wears her heart on her sleeve. (Range: F4-E5)

Light, young ‘floating’ sound, without heavy vibrato. Fantine’s daughter who is delicate, elegant, and vulnerable. (Range: Bb3-C6)

Tough, sharp, coarse, boorish, vulgar. Strong character comedienne role. (Range: C2-G4)

An anti-monarchist insurrection group of Parisian republican students. Combeferre, Grantaire, Courfeyrac, Lesgles, Prouvaire, Feuilly, Joly.

Factory Workers, Turning Soloists, Lovely Ladies etc. The heartbeat of the revolution, the women who were the backbone of the working class and the underbelly of nineteenth century France. They carry grit, resilience, and raw humanity into every moment. Strong singers and storytellers who bring vocal energy, physical specificity, and emotional depth to the world of the show.