Frank Butler 20s-40s; Tall, handsome; self assured, almost cocky (A2-F4)
Annie Oakley Back country girl; very rough around the edges; with innocence but also with a will on her when crossed; becomes more elegant as the show progresses; no “book learning”but smart in her own way. (G3-F5 (opt. Bb5)
Buffalo Bill Cody 50-70ish – Tall with good stage presence; dignified with suave manner; but a man’s man -a bit courtly and old fashioned; white haired and bearded (preferred.) (B2-F4)
Dolly Tate 40s to 50s; fading beauty but stylish; a bit rough around the edges. (B3-B4)
Tommy Keeler 20s to 30s with a slight American Indian look; good dancer. (Bb2-D4)
Winnie Tate 15 to 30 with young look; good dancer. (Bb3-E5)
Charlie Davenport 40s and up; All business but with a heart; appealing. (B2-F4)
Jessie Annie's Little Sister (Bb3-D5)
Foster Wilson Hotel Proprietor; tired, hassled; a bit of a con artist but does it to survive. (F3-C4)
Nellie Annie's Other Little Sister (A3-D5)
Jake Annie's Little Brother (Bb3-D5)
Mrs. Sylvia Potter Porter Society ladies with “blue blood” appearance and manner – a bit over the top.
Mac, the Prop Man Could be any age, but able to hold his own in any situation; directs others; fit – able to carry cargo.
Mrs. Schuyler Adams Society ladies with “blue blood” appearance and manner – a bit over the top.
Chief Sitting Bull Imposing Native American look; has definite presence; hard exterior but soft interior; especially for Annie.
Running Deer, Eagle Feather, Dining Car Waiter, Sleeping Car Porter
Pawnee Bill (could double with Foster), Messenger, Band Leader Good ‘ole boy; bit of a con man; lots of energy; Blustery.
ENSEMBLE:
Cowboys, Indians, Young Men & Ladies, Kings & Queens of Europe, Socialites, and Debutantes.