Young Actors Needed for "A Christmas Carol" The Musical

Vocal Range -(C3 – Gb4)

Vocal Range – (A3-D5)

Vocal Range – (D4-D5) – Tiny Tim is Cratchit’s partially crippled son who still believes in everything around him, despite his physical condition.

Vocal Range – (C3-G4) – Unlike his older self, Young Ebenezer tempers his drive to succeed with a dash of wide-eyed romance.

Vocal Range – (B3-E5) – Belle is the girl of Young Ebenezer’s dreams, who falls for him but is strong and independent enough to walk away when he chooses work over her.

Vocal Range – (B3-E5) – Elizabeth is Fred’s better half, confident and strong, a modern woman who isn’t afraid to let her voice be heard.

Vocal Range – (Ab2-Gb4) – The Ghost seems soft and airy, but her seemingly abstract questioning of Scrooge jogs memories intentionally pushes him to address memories he’d be happier to push aside.

Vocal Range – (Bb2-F4)

Vocal Range – (Bb2-Bb4)

Vocal Range – (Bb2-F4)

Vocal Range – (C4-E5) – Bob Cratchit’s oldest child who has moved out but who makes it home for Christmas, knowing how important it is to the family.

Vocal Range – (A3-A4) – Bob Cratchit’s younger daughter.

Vocal Range – (A3-A4) – Bob Cratchit’s younger son.

Vocal Range – (C3-D4) – Bob Cratchit’s oldest son, on the brink of adulthood but ot quite there yet.

Non-Singing – Scrooge as a child is sullen and lonely, mostly content to bury himself in books rather than engage the world around him.

Vocal Range – (F4-C5) – Mr. Fezziwig’s pretty daughter.

Non-singing role – A boy Scrooge meets on the street who is sent on an errand.

Vocal Range – (C3-F4) – Young Ebenezer’s best friend, an outgoing and confident young man.

Non-Singing Role – A creepy phantom of a child that torments Scrooge.

Non-Singing Role.