Sunday, November 10, 2024 at 7:30pm
or
Monday, November 11, 2024 at 7:30pm
Callbacks: Tuesday, November 12, 2024 at 7:30pm
Directed by Kyle Jackson
Choreographed by Kyle Jackson
Musical direction by Jacob Fennell
Opens Friday, January 3, 2025
One of show business's most classic and beloved musical comedies...
Role | Description |
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Peggy Sawyer | Female, Soprano, Age 18-29, new to town, trying out for her first show, the all-American, genuinely talented girl; innocent, hopeful, spirited; a triple threat: she acts, she sings, and must be a spectacular tapper; mezzo/belt. Lead. |
Dorothy Brock | Female, Alto, Age 30-50, a genuine Broadway Star with a capital "S"; very elegant; must move well and possess a strong sense of comic timing; low alto to low Eb, Lead. |
Billy Lawlor | Male, Age 18-29, the young leading man, handsome, charming; spectacular tapper and legit, soaring tenor, Lead. |
Julian Marsh | Male, Age 40-60, a powerful and charismatic actor to play a successful Broadway director; baritone, up to an Ab, Director of the "show," Lead. |
Maggie Jones | Female, Alto, Age 30-50, brassy part of the song writing team, must sing and move well and be able to play comedy with great warmth and charm; character alto, Supporting. |
Bert Barry | Male, Baritone, Age 30-50, also part of the song writing team, must sing and move well and be able to play comedy with vaudeville timing; character baritone, Supporting. |
Abner Dillon | Male, Spoken, 30-60, character role; the star's "sugar daddy" from Oklahoma; a bit of a potential thug/bully; ability to sing a help but not necessary, Supporting. |
Anytime Annie | Female, 18-29, the archetypal chorus girl; knows the ropes and is no fool; must have strong belt and great tap skills |
Andy Lee | Male, 26-40, the dance director; must be a strong actor and superb tapper |
Pat Denning | Male, 40-59, a handsome vaudeville performer down on his luck; Dorothy Brock's true love; baritone. |
Ensemble | Male and Female singers and dancers. Tap/dance experience is a plus, but not required. Please keep in mind — this show is one of the best ensemble shows ever! |