"Seven Brides for Seven Brothers" Musical Needs Teenagers

A feisty, stubborn, wonderful, young woman with a vibrant sense of humor. Motherly but sisterly like.

The eldest of the seven brothers. He is confident and knows he’s a hunk. Wild sense of humor only his brothers appreciate. All male, but with a twinkle in his eye.

The youngest of the brothers. Shy, sensitive, and honest. He’s still rough around the edges like his brothers. Falls deeply in love with Alice

The second brother and second in command. He’s ready to take charge and be the leader. Benjamin Falls in love with Dorcas.

Third brother. Solid and smart. A hunter not accustomed to women. He is one of the most levelheaded of all the brothers. Caleb falls in love with Ruth.

Fourth brother. He’s talkative, rough, and unkempt. He and Ephraim are like twins. Daniel falls in love with Liza.

Fifth brother. He is also rough and unkempt. He is like a twin to Daniel but not the talkative one out of the two. Ephraim falls in love with Martha.

Sixth brother. Sensitive about his full name ‘Frankincense.’ He’s a hot head who is always ready to erupt, reluctant to do anything that may be considered sissy. The most uncivilized of the brothers. Falls in love with Sarah.

Sweet but naive. She’s not too bright but optimistic. Very much a hopeless romantic. Alice falls in love with Gideon

Works in her parent’s store. Rebellious and very flirtatious. Dorcas falls in love with Benjamin.

Very practical and teacher-like. A problem solver. She acts like the mother of the group of girls. Ruth falls in love with Caleb.

A homebody that does everything with Martha. They’re two sides of the same coin. They could finish each others sentences. Liza falls in love with Daniel.

Doesn’t go anywhere without Liza by her side. They’ve known each other since birth. Martha falls in love with Ephriam.

She’s a gardner and the “tom boy” of the group of girls. She has a fiery sense of exuberance. Sarah Falls in love with Frank.

They do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads.

They do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads.

They do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads.

They do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads.

They do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads.

They do not take kindly to the arrival of the Pontipee Brothers, especially when they see that their dates are rather taken with the handsome lads.

Owner of the general store. He is also the town mayor and Dorcas' dad. Plays guitar and banjo, and is very protective of his daughter and girls in town.

Mr. Hoallum's wife and Dorcas' mother. Snobby and uptight. Like her husband, she does not like Adam and his brothers.

Owner of the local restaurant and Ruth's father. Gruff and grumpy. He is very protective of his daughter.

Mr. Sander's wife and Ruth's mother. Snobby.

Alice's father. A peaceful and deeply religious man who loves his daughter. Dislikes confrontation. He is a violinist.

The ensemble that is present in town scenes and participates in the challenge dance.