"Charlie and the Chocolate Factory" Play Looking for Performers

The enigmatic and eccentric owner of the world-famous Wonka Chocolate Factory. Willy Wonka is a reclusive and imaginative genius known for creating the most extraordinary candies and confections. He is both charismatic and unpredictable, leading the five Golden Ticket winners on a magical tour through his factory. Willy Wonka should speak with an American Accent. VOCAL RANGE F4-A2 Tenor/Baritone ***This actor needs to act well, sing well, move well, and easily improvise.***

Mrs Bucket is Charlie’s mother and a single mother following the death of her husband. She lives with her son and his four grandparents, who are elderly and infirm. Mrs. Bucket feels the pressure of needing to support the whole family, especially as her income barely makes ends meet. Mrs. Bucket should have a RP English Accent. VOCAL RANGE E5-A3 Mezzo-Soprano ***Mrs. Bucket only appears in Act 1***

Charlie's kind-hearted and supportive grandfather. Grandpa Joe is full of life and adventure, and he is Charlie's companion on the tour of the chocolate factory. Grandpa Joe serves as Charlie's father-figure but also his confidant and partner-in-crime. Grandpa Joe speak with an American Accent. VOCAL RANGE E4-B2 Baritone

Charlie's grandmother. She's sweet and dear. Think Rose from the Golden Girls. Grandma Josephine speaks with an American Accent ***Only appears in Act 1***

Charlie's other grandfather. He's hard of hearing and can barely see. He is a loveable Curmudgeon. Grandpa George should have a RP English Accent. ***Only appears in Act 1***

Charlie's Grandmother. She's a bit feisty. Think Sophia from the Golden Girls. Grandma Georgina should have a RP English Accent ***Only appears in Act 1***

The poor, second-hand vegetable saleslady that Charlie buys the only food his family can afford. While a kind woman who cares about Charlie and his family, her priority is making a living. ***Non-Solo Singing Role. Open to Accent used. Only appears in Act 1***

Augustus Gloop's Mother, who is constantly trying to satisfy their son's insatiable appetite. VOCAL RANGE D5-A3 Mezzo-Soprano ***Looking for a larger Actress. Actress must speak with Bavarian accent***

A spoiled and bratty young girl who also discovers a Golden Ticket. Veruca is used to getting anything she wants and throws tantrums when she doesn't. She symbolizes the vice of greed. VOCAL RANGE E5-C4 Mezzo-Soprano Actress must speak with a Russian accent.

Veruca's affluent father, who indulges her every whim and showers her with expensive gifts. He believes that money can solve any problem. VOCAL RANGE A#4-B2 Tenor ***Actor must speak with a Russian accent***

A competitive and gum-obsessed girl who is among the Golden Ticket winners. Violet is a world-champion gum chewer and boasts of her accomplishments. She embodies the sin of pride. "Queen of Pop" is a pop-inspired song, reflecting Violet's obsession with fame and her belief that she is the best. The song incorporates modern pop elements and catchy hooks. VOCAL RANGE: F#5-C#4 Should speak with an American Accent*

Violet's father, who is just as competitive and boastful as his daughter. He is obsessed with her success and is eager to capitalize on her newfound fame. He's a dad and a manager; a Dad-ager. Should Speak with an American Accent VOCAL RANGE E4-C3 Baritone

A technology-obsessed boy who secures one of the Golden Tickets. Mike is obsessed with television, video games, and gadgets. He represents the vice of sloth or laziness. "Vidiots" has a modern and techno-pop vibe, reflecting Mike's tech-savvy nature. The song features electronic beats and digital sound effects, creating a contemporary feel. VOCAL RANGE: Bb4-G3 Tenor

Mike Teavee's mother, who struggles to connect with her son due to his obsession with technology. She feels and looks more like a 1950s TV mother. Should Speak with an American Accent VOCAL RANGE D5-G3 Mezzo-Soprano

News Ancor who announces when the Golden Tickets have been won. A little over the Top stereotype of a News Ancor. Should Speak with a Stereotypical Newscaster American Accent ***Only appears in Act 1***

The In the Field news reporter who interviews the Golden Ticket Winners and their Parents. She should be a stereotype of the overly sweet Reporter. Should Speak with a Stereotypical Newscaster American Accent ***Only appears in Act 1***

Will play towns people and various back-up for Golden Ticket winner's songs in Act 1. Then appear as Giant Squirrels in Act 2. ***Performers must sing and move well.***