Female, Age: 16 to 20.Īlma Hix: A “Pick-a-Little Lady” married to Oliver Hix. Zaneeta Shinn: The Mayor’s fresh-faced daughter who is in love with Tommy. Female, Age: 40 to 50, Vocal range: D4 – D5. A serial gossiper and snob, she has trouble keeping her opinions to herself. Male, Age: 10 to 14, Vocal range: C4 – Eb5.Įulalie Mackecknie Shinn: Mayor Shinn’s peacock wife. Embraces Harold Hill and the marching band. Winthrop Paroo: Marian’s baby brother, he is very shy because of a noticeable lisp. Female, Age: 10 to 14, Vocal range: C4 – E5 Female, Age: 45 to 60, Vocal range: Ab3 – Eb5.Īmaryllis: A slightly bratty piano student of Marion Paroo. An Irish widow and mother to Marian and Winthrop.

Female, Age: 23 to 33, Vocal range: G3 – A5. She is an attractive young lady who eventually falls for Harold Hill. Marian Paroo: The stuffy town librarian and music teacher. Tommy Djilas: An attractive, young man from the wrong side of town. Male, Age: 30 to 40, Vocal range: G2 – A4. Marcellus Washburn: Harold’s chummy old friend and former con man, he now lives in River City and is trying to settle down. Olin Britt: A citizen of River City and the bass of the quartet formed by Harold Hill. Male, Age: 25 to 45, Vocal range: C3 – C5. Jacey Squires: The highest tenor in the quartet. Male, age: 25 to 45, Vocal range: B2 – F4. Oliver Hix: A baritone in the quartet formed by Hill. Male, age: 25 to 45, vocal range: F3 – F5. Male, age 50 to 60Įwart Dunlop: A member of the quartet formed by Harold Hill with a tenor voice. Shinn: A blustery politician who is all too “self-important.” Begrudgingly married to Eulalie, he is skeptical of the town rumor mill.

Male, age 28 to 40, vocal range Ab2 – F4.

A con man, traveling under the auspices of a salesman, he eventually falls in love with Marian Paroo. Harold Hill: Our story’s unsuspecting protagonist. Tirelessly attempts to prove to everyone the true con man behind Harold Hill. These roles are open to all ethnicities and identities.Ĭharlie Cowell: A traveling salesman who is on to Harold Hill’s schemes. By turns wicked, funny, warm, romantic and touching, The Music Man is family entertainment at its best. His plans to skip town with the cash are foiled when he falls for Marian the librarian, who transforms him into a respectable citizen by curtain’s fall. The Music Man follows fast-talking traveling salesman Harold Hill as he cons the people of River City, Iowa into buying instruments and uniforms for a boys’ band he vows to organize – this despite the fact he doesn’t know a trombone from a treble clef. Performances: May 16th and 17th, 2020 in the Stephenson Amphitheatre on the Raleigh Little Theatre campus – with possible rain date on May 23rd. Stipend: Due to the abbreviated rehearsal schedule and the expectation of self-guided work prior to rehearsal, all performers will be given a stipend of $100 for their participation in the concert. Actors will be expected to learn their music prior to rehearsals. Please fill out the attached conflict calendar to indicate all your known conflicts in the month of May. Rehearsals: Rehearsals for this show will be limited and will be determined by the availability of those cast to sing in the show. We will update this page as we finalize dates, times and location. Callbacks are tentatively set for Sunday March 29 or Monday March 30. Details below.Ĭallbacks: We are hoping to do in-person callbacks in small groups as recommended by the CDC, however, that is subject to change. Important dates:Īuditions: Auditions are by video submission only and are due by Tuesday March 24 at midnight. The production will be conducted by Jim Waddelow.

Callbacks are in-person and tentatively set for March 29 and March 30. Raleigh Little Theatre will be holding auditions for The Music Man in Concert by video submission, due by Tuesday March 24. ** Auditions will now take place only via online submission due to COVID-19.

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