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The document provides casting information for the musical 'School of Rock'. It lists character roles and vocal requirements.

Dewey Finn impersonates his roommate to get a job as a substitute teacher and starts a rock band with his students to enter a Battle of the Bands competition.

The main characters are Dewey Finn, the students he teaches, the school principal Rosalie Mullins, and his roommate Ned Schneebly. It describes each of their roles.

School of Rock

Casting Info

PRINCIPALS Mr. Woodward


Mr. Janes
Dewey Finn Ms. Macapugay
Rosalie Mullins Mr. Wagner
Ned Schneebly
Patty
PARENTS
KIDS Mr. Mooneyham
Mrs. Hathaway
Summer Hathaway Mr. Williams
Tomika Zack Mooneyham (guitar) Mr. Spencer
Freddie Hamilton(drums) Mr. Sandford
Katie (bass) Mr. Ward
Lawrence (piano / keyboard) Mr. Hamilton
Marcy Shonelle Mrs. Turner
Billy Sandford Mrs. Travis
Sophie
Mason Ward
James
Madison OTHERS
Jeff Sanderson – Manager of Battle of the Bands
TEACHERS Theo (No Vacancy)
Mrs. Sheinkopf Doug (No Vacancy)
Mr.Noble Bob (No Vacancy)
Mr. Green Snake (No Vacancy)
Gabe Brown Stanley
Mr. Sanders Security Guard 1
Ms. Gordon Security Guard 2
Ms. Bingham
VOCAL REQUIREMENTS
Dewey—Rock Tenor
Rosalie—Mezzo-Soprano
Ned—Baritone
Patty—Soprano
Summer—Mezzo-Soprano
Tomika—Mezzo-Soprano
Zack—Tenor
Freddie—Tenor
Billy—Tenor

Characters
The Adults

 Dewey Finn: The protagonist, Dewey is a struggling rockstar who is kicked out of his band, No Vacancy, at the beginning of the show. In need of
money, he impersonates Ned Schneebly and gets a substitute teacher job at the Horace Green School, where he founds the band School of
Rock with the students, who are musical prodigies. Dewey is usually wild, desperate, naive, dull-witted, and somewhat more childish than his
students.
 Rosalie Mullins: Rosalie is the principal of Horace Green, and is very uptight and traditional at school. However, she feels an intense amount of
pressure from work, which is what causes her to be so high strung. She has a secret love of rock and roll music, and longs to be as carefree as
she once was.
 Ned Schneebly: Dewey's longtime friend, former bandmate, and current roommate. Ned is very easily manipulated, and tends to let people walk
all over him—especially his girlfriend, Patty. He still loves rock and roll music, but is held down by Patty. He is a substitute teacher and is
impersonated by Dewey at Horace Green.
 Patty Di Marco: Ned's girlfriend. She is very demanding and domineering, and doesn't let Ned make any decisions for himself. She hates Dewey
and wants him out of the apartment and out of her and Ned's lives.
The Students

 Summer (Manager): Summer is a high-achieving girl who hates nonsense. Initially, she absolutely despises Dewey, but comes to love the
band—or, perhaps, the power that comes with it—and is willing to do anything to see it achieve. Summer is one of the brightest students at
Horace Green, as shown by the fact that she has significantly more gold stars on the achievement board than any of her peers. Throughout the
show, she is convinced that winning the "Battle of the Bands" will look good on her college application.
 Tomika (Vocals): Tomika transfers to Horace Green after being accepted off of the waiting list. She is shy and doesn't speak to anyone at school,
and feels as though she's not as intelligent as the other students. However, it turns out that she is a highly gifted singer, and becomes the
secondary singer in School of Rock, behind only Dewey. She is adopted by two men who are a couple, whereas in the movie she had her two
biological parents.
 Zack (Guitarist): Zack is the son of an uptight businessman with no time for his children. Because of that, Zack keeps a lot bottled inside and has
issues with being too stiff with his guitar playing at first. However, Dewey discovers that Zack is actually a musical prodigy, as shown when Zack
writes the band's anthem, Teacher's Pet, after only a month or so of playing rock music.
 Lawrence (Keyboardist): Lawrence is an unconfident boy, and is also gluten intolerant. He initially believes that he isn't cool enough to be a part
of the band, but Dewey is able to convince him that he's amazing. At the beginning of the show, Lawrence's only friend is Tomika, but he doesn't
think she counts because she never talks. He's a very imaginative keyboard player, and talented at improvising.
 Freddie (Drummer): Freddie is a rambunctious boy, as shown when he repeatedly slams cymbals together disruptively during music class. He is
constantly told he isn't intelligent—by both his own father and Summer—but Freddie and Dewey both think that he's intelligent in a different way,
and that Freddie's father just doesn't see that.
 Katie (Bassist): Katie is a quiet, serious girl who keeps mostly to herself. She plays the cello at school, but is quick to pick up the bass at
Dewey's encouragement. She is stone-faced when she plays, and takes her instrument and the band very seriously, although not as much as
Summer takes managing.
 Shonelle and Marcy (Backup Vocals): Shonelle and Marcy are quieter girls who tend to blend into the background. They are School of
Rock's backup singers, and also talented dancers. Dewey tells their parents that they have the voices of angels. Their film counterparts
are Alicia and Marta.
 Billy (Stylist): Billy is a flamboyant boy with a love of style and fashion magazines. He is disgusted with Dewey's outfit choices, and how no one
else in the band shares his artistic vision, but is confident in his styling choices regardless. Billy comes from a long line of football players, and his
father wants him to be one as well, but Billy has absolutely no interest in doing so.
 Mason (Tech): Mason is a super-smart, nerdy, tech-savvy boy who designs all the lighting and special effects for the band,School of Rock using
his laptop. He's also very forgiving, as he's the first to accept Rosalie when she decides to drop her high-strung act, hugging her and saying
"You're the best, Ms. Mullins". In addition, he also appears to have experience with pyrotechnics. His film counterpart is Gordon.
 James (Security): James is a gruff and tough boy who becomes the band's security guard. During rehearsals, Dewey has him stand near the
door, and if James sees anyone potentially who might blow School of Rock's cover—like Rosalie or one of the teachers—he has the job of alerting
the rest of the band so they can hide the instruments. His film counterpart is Frankie.
 Sophie and Madison (Roadies): Sophie and Madison are School of Rock's roadies, but, since the band doesn't go on tour, they are essentially
backup dancers. Each girl is a talented dancer and they could often be found together, much like Marcy and Shonelle. The roadies usually dance
near Freddie and the drum set. Their film counterparts are Eleni and Michelle.[25]
ACT I

I’m Too Hot for You No Vacancy, Dewey

When I Climb to the Top of Mount Rock Dewey

Horace Green Alma Mater Rosalie, Students, Teachers

Here at Horace Green Rosalie

Here at Horace Green Pt. 2 Rosalie

Children of Rock Dewey, Ned

Mount Rock (Reprise) Patty

Queen of the Night Rosalie

You’re in the Band Dewey, Students


You’re in the Band (Reprise) Dewey, Students

If Only You Would Listen Zack, Billy, Freddy, Tomika, Students

In the End of Time Dewey

Faculty Quadrille Teachers

In the End of Time (Band Practice) Dewey, Backup Girls

Stick it to the Man Dewey, Students

Mount Rock the Escape Orchestra

In the End of Time (The Audition) Dewey, Marcey, Chanelle, Freddie

Stick it to the Man (Reprise) Dewey, Students

ACT II

Time to Play Summer, Students


Amazing Grace Tomika

Math is a Wonderful Thing Dewey, Summer

Where Did the Rock Go Intro Dewey, Rosalie

Where Did the Rock Go Rosalie

School of Rock Pt 1 Zack

School of Rock Pt 2 Zack, Dewey, Freddy, Backup Girls

Dewey’s Confession Dewey, Patty, Ned, Rosalie, Parents

If Only You Would Listen (Reprise) Tomika, Dewey, Students

I’m Too Hot for You (Competition) Theo, Doug, Bob, Snake

School of Rock (Competition) Dewey, Students


Stick it to the Man (Competition Encore) Dewey, Students

You’re in the Band Curtain Call Dewey, Company

Queen of the Night (Rock Version) Company

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