Auditions for Musical "The Wiz"

(Tenor, A2-A4). Tired of being a scarecrow and not going anywhere. Joins the journey to see the Wiz in hopes he can provide a brain.

(Baritone/Tenor, D3-Bb4). Human at one time. Lost all his limbs to a cursed axe. Joins the journey hoping the Wiz will provide a heart because “it isn’t enough to be good looking.”

(Baritone/Tenor, G2-Bb4). Travels around the jungle scaring people, but has a “yellow streak a mile wide.” Deep mother issues. Joins the journey to gain courage.

(Tenor, C3-A4). All-powerful leader over the land of Oz. Hides his true nature behind a temperamental façade. His true identity is an enigma.

(Mezzo Soprano/Alto, G3-C5). Dorothy’s aunt. Life has not been easy for her. Harsh at times, but acts out of love.

(Non-singing). Dorothy’s uncle. Physically run-down from years of hard work on the farm. Often the voice of reason.

(Alto, F3-C5). Good Witch of the North. Has magic powers she refers to as “doing tricks.” Her magic doesn’t always pan out as well as she would like.

(Alto, G3-Db5). Wicked Witch of the West. Low-down evil. Not a kind bone in her body nor kind thought in her rotten mind.

(Mezzo Soprano/Soprano, C4-D6). Good Witch of the South. Prettiest of all the witches. Very wise in the way of show-business.

4 actors (Flexible, F3-Db4 / F4-Db5). Four dancing actors combine to create the Yellow Brick Road. Metaphorically represents the road Dorothy travels down, encouraging her along the way.

(Non-singing). Guards the gate to the Emerald City.

(Non-singing). Weak coward. Evillene’s number one.

(Non-singing). Servant of the Wicked Witch of the West. Summoned to do her bidding. The mere mention of him brings fear.

A dog.

Pit singers, Tornado, Munchkins, Crows, Kalidahs, Poppies, Field mice, Emerald City citizens, Soldier, Messenger.