Young Talent Wanted for "Peter Pan" The Musical

Clever, adventurous, confident leader of Lost Boys. While at times he is boastful and self-centered, there is a side of Peter that is caring and joyous. Must be a strong actor, an excellent singer, and an agile mover - able to put forth young masculinity. He must be able to handle high-head voice singing well enough to mimic operatic quality on one song.) Vocal Range: Soprano (Most of the songs are mid-ranged and accommodate a high belter; however one song requires agile use of high head voice)

On the verge of adolescence, Wendy is conflicted by her desire to grow up and her fears about the unknown aspects of adulthood. She is the pleasant, responsible, trustworthy sort who takes on the role of "mother" to the Lost Boys. Meeting Peter awakens charming, romantic feelings within her and she is forced to reconcile the various facets of her emerging womanhood. Must be a strong actress/singer/mover. Vocal Range: Soprano

John is the loyal, bookish middle child of the Darling family. He has always dreamed of being in a big adventure. Needs to be a good singer/actor/mover. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

The youngest Darling child. He is a sweet, bubbly, and likeable boy who is full of fun. Needs to be a good singer/actor/mover. Smaller stature a plus. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

Beautiful Native American princess. She is brave, "coquettish, cold, and amorous by turns." She must possess a sensuality that stands in contrast to Wendy's sweet demeanor. Very few lines. Must communicate with body/attitude. Strong dance ability required.

Grown-up Wendy's daughter. Vocal Range: Soprano

The conceited one, because he believes that he, unlike the others, remembers what life was like before he was "lost." However, most of his memories are either based on misunderstandings or pure fabrications: one example is that he claims to know what his last name is -- his pinafore had the words "Slightly Soiled" written on the tag. He does seem to have a talent for music; as he is described in the book as cutting whistles and flutes from branches of trees. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

The sweet one; is described in the play as the most humble because of his terrible luck with adventures. He is the one who shoots Wendy with a bow and arrow after Tinkerbell tells them Wendy is a bird. When the mistake is discovered, he tells Peter to kill him. But since Wendy survives, Tootles is spared. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

The cheerful one; is described in the book as happy, active, joyful and debonair, possibly the bravest of the Lost Boys. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

Has curly hair, hence his name. Described in the book as "a pickle" (a person who gets into pickles). Not so smart, but very loveable; a little timid. In the book, he is in charge of building the little house. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

1st and 2nd Twin know little about themselves - they are not allowed to because Peter does not know what Twins are, and no Lost Boy is allowed to know anything that Peter doesn't. While they do not necessarily need to look identical, they should be approximately the same size and move together. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

1st and 2nd Twin know little about themselves - they are not allowed to because Peter does not know what Twins are, and no Lost Boy is allowed to know anything that Peter doesn't. While they do not necessarily need to look identical, they should be approximately the same size and move together. Vocal Range: Boy Soprano

Maternal Newfoundland dog, serving as a nanny for the Darling children. Must be agile and able to express strong emotions via pantomime. In the original stage direction of the play it is stated that "She will probably be played by a boy, if one clever enough can be found,and must never be on two legs except on those rare occasions when an ordinary nurse would be on four." Vocal Range: no singing required

May double as Nana. Or may be done with a stage prop instead. Gender: Either Vocal Range: No singing required.

Captain Hook's right-hand man. He is a jovial, simple, and loveable sidekick. He is a comedic character actor in direct contrast to Hook in appearance and physical stature. Must be able to move well. Vocal range: high baritone or tenor

First mate on the Jolly Roger. In the book he is also called "Gentleman Starkey" because of his impeccable manners. Vocal Range: Baritone or tenor

According to the book, a very handsome man of Italian descent. Vocal Range: baritone or tenor

Not much is mentioned in the book, “except that his hands are fixed on backward.” Vocal Range: Baritone or tenor

Only Pirate who wears a full greatcoat, handles the eyeglass. Vocal Range: baritone or tenor

Gunner aboard the Jolly Roger. Heavily tattooed. Vocal Range: baritone or tenor

(6-12 total) - Indians are the featured dancers of the show. They must be very strong and agile, able to convey character and emotion through movement. Gymnastic ability is a plus. Vocal Range: Any