Singing Audition for "The Drowsy Chaperone, Jr" Play

The charming, quirky narrator of the show who loves the musical The Drowsy Chaperone and guides the audience through the story. He has a witty, slightly sarcastic sense of humor and enjoys getting lost in the world of musical theater.

A saucy, no-nonsense woman who is the personal chaperone to the bride, Janet Van De Graaff. She is comically jaded and offers hilarious commentary throughout the show. The role requires strong comedic timing and the ability to embrace the character’s no-filter attitude.

A famous Broadway star who is on the verge of marrying the love of her life. Janet is a bit naïve and sweet but has a big personality. The role requires a powerful singing voice, a love for comedy, and an engaging stage presence.

The loveable, earnest fiancé of Janet. Robert is charming but a little awkward, and his exuberant personality is a key part of the comedy. Strong vocal abilities and comedic timing are needed for this role.

A flamboyant and self-absorbed romantic lead who is overly dramatic in his attempts to woo Janet. The role requires physical comedy, a flair for the dramatic, and an understanding of classic comedic timing.

A daring and adventurous woman who has a love for flying and a slightly unhinged nature. Trix is bold and funny with a great sense of humor, so the role demands both physicality and comedic timing.

Feltzieg is a Broadway producer who is desperately trying to keep his business afloat. He has a larger-than-life personality and a knack for scheming, often finding himself involved in the ridiculous antics surrounding the wedding. While he’s somewhat of a villain, he’s played for comedy, and the role calls for a character who can be over-the-top and funny.

Two bumbling gangsters who are trying to sabotage the wedding for their own reasons. The roles require comedic timing, physical humor, and the ability to play off of each other’s energy. These characters are larger-than-life and love to have fun on stage.

A sweet and slightly absent-minded woman who is hosting the wedding. She’s lovable and a little disoriented, always providing some unintentional humor. The character is a bit of a scatterbrain and must embrace physical comedy.

Mrs. Tottendale’s loyal and extremely serious butler. He is the straight man to all the chaos around him, providing a great contrast to the ridiculousness of the other characters. The role requires a serious demeanor with a touch of dry humor.

George is the chauffeur in the show. He’s often portrayed as a bit of a stoic, serious character who is caught in the middle of all the madness. While he doesn't have a huge amount of dialogue, his role adds to the humor, especially through physical comedy or reacting to the absurdity of the situation. A strong sense of timing and the ability to play deadpan humor would make this role really pop.

Kitty is a showgirl who works with Janet Van De Graaff. She’s one of Janet’s friends and part of the comedic ensemble. Kitty is a bubbly, fun-loving character who is often involved in the antics of the show, adding to the excitement and humor. The role requires a good sense of comedic timing and a love for the high-energy atmosphere of the musical.

Superintendent – A no-nonsense building superintendent who makes a brief but memorable appearance. They arrive to investigate the commotion in the apartment, adding to the humor and chaos of the story. This is a small but fun role that requires good comedic timing.

The ensemble plays various roles throughout the production, including party guests, dancers, and other supporting characters. The ensemble helps set the atmosphere of the wedding and adds energy to the larger production numbers.