Audition Notice:
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Director: Patrick D. Burk Musical Director: Kathy White Choreographer: Christy Saeva Performance Dates: December 10-13, 2026 Audition Dates: October 16 & 18 at 6:30 PM Location: Dance Studio & Ed. Center - Main St. 56 Theater RSVP BELOW REQUIREMENTS All adult roles are available. Auditions will include both vocal and dance auditions, and those auditioning should plan to participate in both portions of the audition. Featured roles, supporting roles, servants, and ensemble members will all be cast from these auditions. Character descriptions are available below the RSVP form. VOCAL AUDITION MATERIALS NYC: All will audition on this material. Something Was Missing: Auditionees interested in the role of Oliver Warbucks will sing this. Easy Street: Auditionees interested in the roles of Lily St. Regis, Rooster Hannigan, or Miss Hannigan will sing this. |
CHARACTER DESCRIPTIONS
Oliver Warbucks
A powerful and highly successful businessman who is accustomed to being in control. Initially formal and somewhat rigid, Warbucks develops a deep affection for Annie and reveals a much warmer side of himself.
Vocal Range: B3–Gb5
Grace Farrell
Warbucks’ devoted private secretary. Grace is polished, poised, capable, and kind, with a natural warmth toward Annie.
Vocal Range: Bb3–G5
Miss Hannigan
The bitter and perpetually frustrated matron of the orphanage. A larger-than-life comic character with a sharp edge and plenty of personality.
Vocal Range: A3–F5
Rooster Hannigan
Miss Hannigan’s unscrupulous brother. Rooster is a slick, charismatic con man always looking for his next opportunity to make money.
Vocal Range: B3–G5
Lily St. Regis
Rooster’s girlfriend and partner in crime. Flashy, comic, and completely willing to join Rooster in his schemes.
Vocal Range: B3–G5
Bert Healy
A confident and polished radio personality who helps publicize Warbucks’ search for Annie’s parents. A featured singing role with strong period character.
Vocal Range: E4–G5
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
The President of the United States and a friend of Warbucks. A featured character role with authority, humor, and optimism.
Vocal Range: Eb3–F4
Warbucks’ Servants
The household staff at the Warbucks mansion includes Drake, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Greer, Cecille, and Annette. These are featured ensemble roles that help establish the polished world of the Warbucks household.
Ensemble
A large and active ensemble portraying characters throughout 1930s New York and Washington, D.C., including Warbucks’ staff, the Boylan Sisters, Cabinet members, Hooverville citizens, and additional featured characters.
There are opportunities for performers with a wide range of vocal, acting, and dance experience.
All adult roles are available.
Oliver Warbucks
A powerful and highly successful businessman who is accustomed to being in control. Initially formal and somewhat rigid, Warbucks develops a deep affection for Annie and reveals a much warmer side of himself.
Vocal Range: B3–Gb5
Grace Farrell
Warbucks’ devoted private secretary. Grace is polished, poised, capable, and kind, with a natural warmth toward Annie.
Vocal Range: Bb3–G5
Miss Hannigan
The bitter and perpetually frustrated matron of the orphanage. A larger-than-life comic character with a sharp edge and plenty of personality.
Vocal Range: A3–F5
Rooster Hannigan
Miss Hannigan’s unscrupulous brother. Rooster is a slick, charismatic con man always looking for his next opportunity to make money.
Vocal Range: B3–G5
Lily St. Regis
Rooster’s girlfriend and partner in crime. Flashy, comic, and completely willing to join Rooster in his schemes.
Vocal Range: B3–G5
Bert Healy
A confident and polished radio personality who helps publicize Warbucks’ search for Annie’s parents. A featured singing role with strong period character.
Vocal Range: E4–G5
President Franklin D. Roosevelt
The President of the United States and a friend of Warbucks. A featured character role with authority, humor, and optimism.
Vocal Range: Eb3–F4
Warbucks’ Servants
The household staff at the Warbucks mansion includes Drake, Mrs. Pugh, Mrs. Greer, Cecille, and Annette. These are featured ensemble roles that help establish the polished world of the Warbucks household.
Ensemble
A large and active ensemble portraying characters throughout 1930s New York and Washington, D.C., including Warbucks’ staff, the Boylan Sisters, Cabinet members, Hooverville citizens, and additional featured characters.
There are opportunities for performers with a wide range of vocal, acting, and dance experience.
All adult roles are available.
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