Working (musical) - Characters (In Alphabetical Order)

Characters (In Alphabetical Order)

There are 40 characters in all, but the production is traditionally performed with only 17 actors and actresses.

  • Sharon Atkins, a receptionist (Commonly triple-cast with Barbara Herrick and Cathleen Moran)
  • Charlie Blossom, a copy boy (Commonly triple-cast with Benny Blue and Brett Meyer)
  • Benny Blue, a bar pianist (Commonly triple-cast with Charlie Blossom and Brett Meyer)
  • Al Calinda, a parking lot attendant (Commonly double-cast with Will Robinson)
  • Marco Camerone, a hockey player (Commonly double-cast with John Fortune)
  • Grace Clements, a millworker (Commonly quadruple-cast with Rose Hoffman, Lucille Page, and Fran Swenson)
  • Delores Dante, a waitress (Commonly triple-cast with Terry Mason and Babe Secoli)
  • Frank Decker, an interstate trucker (Commonly double-cast with Bud Jonas)
  • Carla Devlin, Tim Devlin’s wife (Commonly double-cast with Jill Torrance)
  • Tim Devlin, a salesman (Commonly quadruple-cast with Tom Patrick, Conrad Swibel, and Ralph Werner)
  • John Fortune, an advertising copy chief (Commonly double-cast with Marco Camerone)
  • Emilio Hernandez, a migrant worker (Commonly double-cast with Dave McCormick)
  • Barbara Herrick, an agency vice-president (Commonly triple-cast with Sharon Atkins and Cathleen Moran)
  • Rose Hoffman, a teacher (Commonly quadruple-cast with Grace Clements, Lucille Page, and Fran Swenson)
  • Maggie Holmes, a cleaning woman (Commonly quadruple-cast with Heather Lamb, JoAnne Robinson, and Diane Wilson)
  • Bud Jonas, a football coach (Commonly double-cast with Frank Decker)
  • Heather Lamb, a telephone operator (Commonly quadruple-cast with Maggie Holmes, JoAnne Robinson, and Diane Wilson)
  • Mike LeFevre, a steelworker
  • Terry Mason, a stewardess (Commonly triple-cast with Delores Dante and Babe Secoli)
  • Dave McCormick, an interstate trucker (Commonly double-cast with Emilio Hernadez)
  • Brett Meyer, a box-boy (Commonly triple-cast with Charlie Blossom and Benny Blue)
  • Cathleen Moran, a hospital aide (Commonly triple-cast with Sharon Atkins and Barbara Herrick)
  • Booker Page, a seaman (Commonly double-cast with Herb Rosen)
  • Lucille Page, Booker Page’s wife (Commonly quadruple-cast with Grace Clements, Rose Hoffman, and Fran Swenson)
  • Anthony Palazzo, a stonemason (Commonly double-cast with Joe Zutty)
  • Tom Patrick, a fireman (Commonly quadruple-cast with Tim Devlin, Conrad Swibel, and Ralph Werner)
  • JoAnne Robinson, Will Robinson’s wife (Commonly quadruple-cast with Maggie Holmes, Heather Lamb, and Diane Wilson)
  • Will Robinson, a bus driver (Commonly double-cast with Al Calinda)
  • Herb Rosen, a corporate executive (Commonly double-cast with Booker Page)
  • John Rushton, a newsboy
  • Kate Rushton, a housewife
  • Babe Secoli, a supermarket checker (Commonly triple-cast with Delores Dante and Terry Mason)
  • Fran Swenson, a hotel switchboard operator (Commonly quadruple-cast with Grace Clements, Rose Hoffman, and Lucille Page)
  • Conrad Swibel, a gas meter reader (Commonly quadruple-cast with Tim Devlin, Tom Patrick, and Ralph Werner)
  • Jill Torrance, a model (Commonly double-cast with Carla Devlin)
  • Roberta Victor, a call girl (Commonly double-cast with Nora Watson)
  • Nora Watson, an editor (Commonly double-cast with Roberta Victor)
  • Ralph Werner, a tie salesman (Commonly quadruple-cast with Tim Devlin, Tom Patrick, and Conrad Swibel)
  • Diane Wilson, a secretary (Commonly quadruple-cast with Maggie Holmes, Heather Lamb, and JoAnne Robinson)
  • Joe Zutty, a retired shipping clerk (Commonly double-cast with Anthony Palazzo)

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