Looking for Boys & Girls for "Honk" Show

Our story's youthful protagonist. Gawky and odd-looking, Ugly is shunned for its odd appearance. Innocent, easily confused, and very impressionable, Ugly doesn't understand why it is wrong to be different. However, their insecurities melt away as the character gradually changes from a gullible duckling to a wise swan, filled with self-esteem. Possessing a heart of gold, Ugly is the heart and soul of the show.

Our story's antagonist. Sly and cunning, Cat is a very hungry cat who preys on their next meal. They are manipulative, witty and above all, HUNGRY. Must have a good sense of comic timing.

Ugly's loving mother and the only person who is supportive of the outcast child. Extremely protective of her son, she is a sweet, feisty, and determined duck.

Ugly's father and Ida’s husband. Drake is a sarcastic, often immature character who is the stereotypical sitcom father - often shirking his parental duties. Should have good comic timing.

A moorhen and Ida's best friend. (Originally found on the moors, a moorhen is a hen that lives near the water.) Maureen genuinely loves Ida, but she can't resist a bit of good gossip. To the little ducklings, she is the typical annoying and overly affectionate "aunt."

The most distinguished duck on the lake and the school governor (overseer of the school). Proud, honest, genuine, and very aristocratic. All of the other animals look up to and respect Grace, and she is therefore a little bit haughty.

The School Headmaster who is self-basting, self-boasted prime specimen. A bit snobbish, but deathly afraid of Thanksgiving.

The school’s secretary and a friend of Maureen and Ida's, she is somewhat of a busybody.

Ugly's siblings. Among the "popular" ones in the duck yard, they enjoy making Ugly feel left out.

Ugly's siblings. Among the "popular" ones in the duck yard, they enjoy making Ugly feel left out.

Ugly's siblings. Among the "popular" ones in the duck yard, they enjoy making Ugly feel left out.

Ugly's siblings. Among the "popular" ones in the duck yard, they enjoy making Ugly feel left out.

A somewhat pompous and washed-up goose, Greylag is the Admiral of the squadron charged with Ugly's safe return. Greylag tends to over-glorify his mundane activities (i.e. migrating South) to the level of military operation status. Greylag’s partner, Dot, is the only one who truly knows how to handle them.

Greylag's composed, respectful partner. Genuinely concerned with helping Ugly find their mother. Dot doesn't think that Greylag is an entirely capable leader, but kindly humors Greylag’s "over the top" actions.

The geese in Greylag's "squad."

The geese in Greylag's "squad."

The geese in Greylag's "squad."

An investigative reporter. A very "in your face" bird, all they care about is getting a good story. The typical TV news personality who one would find on a reality TV show like "America's Most Wanted” and reports on Ugly's disappearance. The name can be changed to "Maggie Pie.”

The Old Woman’s very domesticated, humorous, snobby cat who lives the "high life;” friends with Lowbutt.

The Old Woman’s Hen; is friends with Queenie.

A beautiful, young Swan that is kind, compassionate, and caring. Ugly's unlikely love interest and friend.

Penny's loving, protective, and caring father.

A tender, compassionate, loving, and caring mother to Penny.

A swan, and Penny’s sibling.

A laid-back, self-confident frog who is encouraging, light-hearted, and optimistic. They are a stand-up comedian type.

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Ensemble. Offstage Voices.

Ensemble. Offstage Voices.

Ensemble. Offstage Voices.

Ensemble. Offstage Voices.