Kid Audition For Singing in "Annie Jr."

Strong Mezzo-Soprano • A3–E5 A spirited, optimistic orphan who believes her parents will return one day. She is fearless, compassionate, and determined, serving as the emotional heart of the show. Requires a confident young performer with strong acting skills and stamina.

Baritone • A2–E4 A wealthy businessman whose life is transformed after meeting Annie. He begins as serious and emotionally distant but grows into a warm and loving father figure. Needs a commanding stage presence with a warm singing voice.

Soprano/Mezzo • B3–D5 Warbucks' intelligent and caring secretary who arranges for Annie to stay at the mansion. She is elegant, organized, and genuinely kind to everyone. A nurturing character with several featured singing moments

Alto/Character Mezzo • G3–D5 The overworked matron of the orphanage who dreams of an easier life. Though grumpy, selfish, and often comedic, she is one of the show's biggest scene-stealers. Requires excellent comedic timing and expressive acting.

Tenor/Baritone • B2–G4 Miss Hannigan's flashy, con-man brother who schemes for easy money. He is confident, charming, and manipulative with plenty of comic energy. Needs a performer comfortable with character acting and dancing.

Mezzo-Soprano • C4–E5 Rooster's glamorous but not especially bright girlfriend. She enthusiastically joins his schemes while adding humor and style to every scene. A fun featured role with character singing and movement.

Baritone • A2–D4 The President of the United States who encourages hope during difficult times. He appears briefly but provides an inspiring and reassuring presence. Works well for a confident actor with clear speaking and singing skills.

Child Voice • B3–D5 The youngest orphan who looks up to Annie like a big sister. She is sweet, innocent, and often needs reassurance. A good featured role for one of the younger cast members.

Mezzo • B3–D5 The toughest and most outspoken orphan. She is competitive and often challenges Annie but ultimately cares about the other girls. Requires strong personality and energy.

Mezzo • B3–D5 One of the older orphans who tends to be practical and loyal. She joins in group numbers and helps create the family dynamic among the girls. A solid featured ensemble role

Mezzo • B3–D5 A shy and gentle orphan who is sensitive and kind. She often follows Annie's lead and contributes to the warmth of the orphan group. Suitable for a quieter performer.

Mezzo • B3–D5 Known for always wanting to cry, Tessie provides plenty of comic moments. Despite her dramatic personality, she is lovable and energetic. A fun acting role.

Mezzo • B3–D5 One of the older orphans has a sensible and supportive personality. She helps round out the orphan ensemble and contributes to group harmonies. A flexible featured role.

Baritone • B2–D4 Warbucks' formal English butler who runs the household efficiently. Though serious, he gradually warms to Annie. A small but memorable role.

Mezzo • Spoken/Singing The head housekeeper at the Warbucks mansion. She initially follows strict routines but comes to adore Annie. A nice featured adult role.

Alto • Spoken/Singing Another member of the household staff. She helps establish the lively atmosphere in the mansion. Often doubled with other ensemble roles.

Spoken The friendly laundry man at the orphanage. He treats Annie kindly and offers a brief moment of warmth. Small cameo role.

Soprano • C4–F5 An aspiring Broadway performer who delivers a memorable featured solo during "N.Y.C." Though brief, it is a standout opportunity for a strong singer.

Tenor/Baritone • C3–F4 A popular radio announcer who hosts the national broadcast searching for Annie's parents. He is charismatic and upbeat. A fun featured cameo.

Sopranos/Mezzos A trio of cheerful radio singers who appear with Bert Healy. They provide close harmony and lighthearted entertainment. Excellent roles for strong vocalists.

Ensemble Servants (household staff) Cabinet Members Secret Service Agents Radio Announcer Radio Technician New Yorkers Street Vendors Apple Seller Dog Catcher Policemen Pedestrians Delivery People Hooverville Citizens Tourists Chorus Members Orphan Ensemble