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Character Descriptions with links to audition material

Character/Description	Age Range	Voice Part	Audition Music and Dialog
C. K. Dexter-Haven Cultured, talented, recovered alcoholic, composer, previously married to Tracy	30's to 40's	Tenor (or high Baritone)*	Just One of Those Things
Tracy Samantha Lord Beautiful, cultured, strong minded, believes people should be perfect, previously married to Dexter	Late 20's to early 30's	Mezzo-soprano with low tones or alto with a nice top*	Once Upon a Time (Act 1 Finale) Measures 9-84
Mrs. Lord Cultured, blue blood, still in love with her philandering husband, Seth	Late 50's to 60's	Alto*	Throwing a Ball Tonight (all parts)
Mr. Seth Lord Distinguished, monied, in a mid-life crisis. Had an affair with a dancer	Late 50's to 60's	Baritone or Tenor*	Say it With Gin
Macaulay (Mike) Connor Writer, son of an English Professor, gallant, working class, infatuated with Tracy	Early 30's to 40	Tenor*	You're Sensational
Elizabeth Imbry Writer, son of an English Professor, gallant, working class, infatuated with Tracy	Late 20's to 30's	Alto*	He's A Right Guy
Diana (Dinah) Lord Tracy's sister, sassy, Dexter's advocate	Pre-teen to teenager	Soprano or Alto, prefer some ballet training	I Love Paris
George Kitteridge Handsome, strait-laced, from relatively modest background – working class, worked his way up, engaged to Tracy	30's or 40's	Baritone*	Say it With Gin
Uncle Willie Lord Cultured, lovable, heavy drinker, lecherous uncle of Tracy and Carolyn, pretends to be Seth Lord	50's or 60's	Tenor or High Baritone*	She's Got that Thing
Cole Porter look-alike Can play or pretend to play piano	Any age	Any voice part and can move	Play song from show
Butlers and wedding guests Have featured roles and lines	Any age	Any voice part and can move*	Song from the show
Maids and wedding guests Have featured roles and lines	Any age	Any voice part and can move*	Song from the show

* Prefer ballroom dancing experience, but not required

Show Synopsis

High Society (a musical based on The Philadelphia Story) chronicles the impending marriage of Tracy Samantha Lord to George Kittredge, a successful industrialist. Soon, her ex-husband, Dexter, bounds in and informs the family that unless Tracy agrees to be photographed by two reporters from a celebrity magazine, they will print a story about Tracy's estranged father, who is carrying on an affair with an exotic dancer. Later, the reporters, Mike and Liz, arrive to be greeted by a very strangely costumed Dinah. Tracy joins her, also dressed outrageously, and together they perform a bizarre song and dance routine. To further perplex the reporters, Tracy introduces her Uncle Wille as her father and her newly-arrived father as her uncle. Later, at Tracy's pre-wedding ball, Tracy hides from George and invites Mike to go skinny-dipping with her in the pool. Meanwhile, Dexter has a heart-to-heart with Liz, who is fleeing the amorous uncle Willie, and she admits that she's in love with Mike, even though he doesn't know it. She promises Dexter that neither she nor Mike will write any stories about the Lords, even if it costs them their jobs. Then, George witnesses Mike carrying the comatose Tracy up to her room, and assumes the worst. The wedding day dawns with the bride hungover and the groom furious. George confronts Tracy and Mike, but Mike swears that he did nothing wrong. Tracy decides that she can't marry George, no matter what. In the end, she and Dexter decide to re-marry.! Cole Porter favorites in the show include: True Love, Did You Evah, and Who Wants to be a Millionaire?.

Synopsis from https://stageagent.com/shows/musical/2162/high-society