Teen Auditions for Musical Production "Little Women"

The second oldest March sister. Passionate, outspoken, adventurous, and loyal. She rejects the societal expectations of marriage and motherhood to follow her dreams of becoming a famous writer. Character details: early 20s, mezzo soprano, E3-A5.

The March family’s next door neighbor. He is young, optimistic, loving, and spirited. He falls in love with Jo after seeing her cut down one of his grandfather’s trees. After Jo rejects his advances, he falls in love with Amy March while in Europe. Character details: 16-18, tenor, Bb2-Bb4.

The mother of the March sisters. She remains strong and solid for her girls despite her husband serving in the Union Army of the Civil War. She is deeply proud of her daughters and happy to see them pursue their dreams, even if those dreams conflict with societal expectations. Character details: 45-55, mezzo soprano, Eb3-Eb5.

A German language professor who becomes close friends with Jo during her time in New York. He exemplifies proper manners but eventually falls in love with Jo’s unconventional and outspoken nature. Character details: 34, baritone, G2-F#4.

The youngest March sister. She can act impatient and pompous, but deep down, she is insecure about being left behind by her older sisters as they find their own paths in the world. Her life changes after travelling to Europe with Aunt March, during which she gets engaged to Laurie. Character details: 15-17, soprano, Cb4-Gb5.

The second youngest March sister. She is selfless and a gifted piano player, always trying to make peace between her sisters. She develops an unlikely friendship with Mr. Laurence, the March family’s crotchety old neighbor. During Act II, Beth tragically passes away from scarlet fever. Character details: 17-20, soprano, A3-G5.

Laurie’s stiff and proper tutor. He dances with Meg March at a ball, eventually falling in love with her. Before leaving to join the Union Army, he proposes to Meg, who happily accepts. Character details: 30, baritone, C#3-F#4.

The matronly great-aunt of the March sisters. She is a wealthy socialite and believes the sisters should embrace etiquette to become proper and respectable ladies. Character details: 45-60, mezzo soprano, E3-F5.

The oldest March sister. She is prim and proper but yearns for a great life. She falls in love with and marries Laurie’s tutor, John Brooke. Character details: 24-27, soprano, A#3-Gb5.

The March family’s grumpy and old-fashioned neighbor and grandfather of Laurie. His hard exterior is softened after Beth plays piano for him. Character details: 70-80, baritone, D3-E4.