AUDITIONS

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Please Note: This is the Lynn Ahrens/Alan Menken Musical version.
AUDITION DATES
Monday, September 15 at 6:30 PM
Tuesday, September 16 at 6:30 PM
Wednesday, September 17 at 6:30 PM
CALLBACKS Wednesday September 17 (If needed)
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Video submissions will be accepted through the end of the day Tuesday, September 16th. Please send videos to lisa@verobeachtheatreguild.com.​
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PERFORMANCE DATES
December 5,11,12,13,19,20 - 7:30 pm
December 6,7,13,14,20,21 - 2pm
ELIGIBILITY
Auditionees must be 8 years or older to audition for the production.
SHOW SYNOPSIS
A Christmas Carol, The Musical is a heartwarming adaptation of Charles Dickens' beloved 1843 novella. It tells the timeless tale of Ebenezer Scrooge, a cold-hearted and miserly businessman who values wealth above all else. With little regard for friendship, compassion, or the well-being of others—including his loyal employee Bob Cratchit and Cratchit’s struggling family—Scrooge’s bitterness reaches its peak during the festive season.
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But everything changes one fateful Christmas Eve. Visited by the ghost of his former business partner, Scrooge is warned to change his ways or face a grim fate. He is then guided on a life-altering journey by three spirits: the Ghost of Christmas Past, the Ghost of Christmas Present, and the Ghost of Christmas Future.
Over the course of a single night, Scrooge confronts the impact of his choices and is given a chance at redemption. As Christmas morning dawns, a transformed Scrooge greets the world with joy, generosity, and a heartfelt “Happy Christmas,” finally embracing the true spirit of the season.
AUDITION REQUIREMENTS
Please sing 16-32 measures (not a whole song please) that show the best range of your voice that compares to the character's vocal range you are auditioning for.
If you are auditioning for Ensemble only, please select the song that best shows your vocal range.
Be prepared to dance at auditions - wear appropriate clothing and preferably jazz shoes. ​​
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CHARACTER BREAKDOWN​​​​
Please note ages are indicative of the character's age but casting is open to seeing actors of varying ages that can convincingly portray the character's age. Actors may be cast as more than one role.
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ADULT ROLES
Ebenezer Scrooge - Male (60-70)
Grouchy old miser who has grown cold and mean-spirited. Through his journey with the three ghosts, he regains his kindness and goodwill.
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Bob Cratchit - Male (30-50)
Kind and patient, he endures Scrooge's temper and abuse to provide for his family, especially his son, Tiny Tim.
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Ghost Of Christmas Past / Lamplighter (Flexible)
Joyful, comedic guide to Scrooge into his past. Cheerfulness and kindness are this characters dominant traits, and maybe a little zany. Very energetic. Tap dance a plus but not required.
Ghost of Christmas Present / Sandwichboard Man (Flexible)
A larger than life, jovial character who shows Scrooge the present world around him. Very vaudeville.
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Ghost of Christmas Future / Blind Old Hag (Flexible)
Preferably able to belt with a strong mix. Creepy and eerie, yet captivating every time they are on stage.
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Fred Anderson - Male (30-40)
Nephew of Scrooge. Compassionate and joyful.
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Ghost of Jacob Marley (Flexible)
The spirit of Scrooge's old business partner. Good comedic timing.
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Fezziwig - Male (30-60)
Jolly and kind bank owner. Scrooge's past employer who helped him get his start.
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Mrs. Cratchit - Female (30-50)
Wife of Bob. Mother to Tiny Tim, Martha, and the other Cratchit children. Loving, hopeful, and generous.
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Mrs. Fezziwig - Female (30-60)
Must be able to move. Cheerful wife of Mr. Fezziwig. Fun and sassy.
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Young Ebenezer - Male (20s)
Scrooge with the happiness of his youth and deeply in love with Emily. Sincere, yet money driven.
Young Marley - Male (20s)
Starts business with Scrooge at 18 and shares a similar mindset of greed.
Emily -Female (18-20s)
A lovely girl. Enjoys the simple things in life. Joyful and kind hearted. In love with Scrooge at 18.
Mr. Smythe - Male (30-40)
Recently widowed. Hopeful. Poor and in debt to Scrooge. Father of Grace.
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Sally Anderson - Female (30-40)
The wife of Scrooge's nephew Fred. Tired of having "Uncle Scrooge" over for Christmas dinner each year.
Beadle (Flexible)
A worker in the royal exchange bank.
Old Joe - Male (40+)
A ragpicker who scavenges off the dead.
Mrs. Mops - Female (30-60)
Maid for Scrooge.
Ensemble - Flexible
A large ensemble from which smaller roles will be cast such as : Judge, Scrooge's father, Scrooge's mother, Mr. Hawkins, charity men, townspeople, factory workers, gravediggers, etc. Tap expereince a plus, but not required for all ensemble roles.
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YOUTH ROLES
Tiny Tim - Male (8-10 years old)
Bob's youngest son
Martha Cratchit (11-12 years old)
Bob's daughter
Gracie Smythe (10-12 years old)
Daughter of Mr. Smythe. Sad yet hopeful.
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Additional Cratchit Daughters (Ages Flexible)
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Jonathon - Male (12-14 yrs old)
Fun street urchin. Comedic.
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Scrooge at 8 - Male (8-10 years old)
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Scrooge at 12 - Male (10-13 years old)
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Ignorance - Youth Actor (Flexible)
Want - Youth Actor (Flexible)
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INCLUSIVITY & ACCESSIBILITY
Vero Beach Theatre Guild is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive space for all artists. We encourage performers of all races, ethnicities, gender identities, body types, abilities, and backgrounds to audition. If you require any accommodations to make your audition process more accessible—such as wheelchair access, additional time, a reader, or alternative formats—please let us know. We are happy to work with you to ensure you can share your talents in a supportive environment.
Directed by Dee Rose
Music Directed by Karen Wiggins
Choreographed by Megan Taylor Callahan
Assistant Directed by Dawn Carter
Assistant Music Directed by Shane Carter
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