"A Charlie Brown Christmas" Show Needs Kids and Teens

The central character, feeling depressed and questioning the true meaning of Christmas, ultimately learns about love and togetherness through the holiday play and the small Christmas tree.

Charlie Brown’s imaginative and playful dog, who decorates his doghouse and participates in the neighborhood Christmas lights contest, adding humor and charm.

Outspoken and bossy, she runs a psychiatric booth and initially mocks Charlie Brown’s tree choice, but is part of the Christmas play.

Lucy’s younger brother, wise and philosophical, he explains the true meaning of Christmas with his recitation of the Nativity story, holding his security blanket.

Charlie Brown’s younger sister, who is preoccupied with gifts and asks Charlie Brown to write a letter to Santa.

Friends of Charlie Brown who appear in the Christmas play and react to the small tree.

Known for his perpetually dusty appearance, he participates in the play and skating scenes.

The piano-playing character, often seen performing the iconic jazz soundtrack.

A minor character who appears in the skating and play scenes.

The yellow bird who is Snoopy’s tiny, loyal, and delightfully quirky best friend.

Non-speaking characters who perform memorable dances and sing during the play.