Directed By Christie Luster
About the Show:
Set during the Great Depression, Annie is the beloved Broadway classic about a plucky orphan who sets out to find her parents and ends up winning the heart of billionaire Oliver Warbucks—and audiences around the world. Full of heart, humor, and unforgettable songs, Annie is a family favorite packed with optimism and charm.
Casting Breakdown:
Lead Roles:
- Annie (10–13): Spunky, optimistic orphan with a big voice and bigger heart
- Oliver Warbucks (40s–60s): Stern, powerful businessman with a soft side
- Miss Hannigan (30s–60s): The comically bitter orphanage matron
- Grace Farrell (20s–40s): Warbucks’ kind and capable assistant
- Rooster Hannigan (30s–50s): Miss Hannigan’s scheming brother
- Lily St. Regis (20s–40s): Rooster’s flashy, not-so-bright girlfriend
Supporting Roles:
- The Orphans (7–13): Girls with strong personalities and vocal skills—includes Molly, Pepper, Duffy, July, Tessie, and Kate
- President Roosevelt, Drake, Bundles, Mrs. Pugh, Bert Healy, The Boylan Sisters, and others
Ensemble:
Citizens of New York, Servants, Policemen, Hooverville residents, etc. All ages, vocal ranges, and backgrounds welcome.
Note: This production includes roles for both children and adults.