OK, similar to the Shakespeare thread: If you’ve ever performed in a musical on stage (preferably plot-oriented, not revue style) list the musical and the role(s). Amateur or pro, high school/community theater/Broadway, whereever–go ahead and list it. Then, we’ll see what musicals (Rodgers & Hammerstein? Lerner & Loewe? Sondheim?) we’re closest to having a full cast of.
Me? I was in the orchestra pit in HS, but never had the guts (or talent) to step up amongst the footlights.
I was a techie, but our teacher always made us get on stage at some point. I was usually “Third Man in Crowd” or “Spear-Carrier #2.”
[QUOTE=silenus]
I was a techie
[/QUOTE]
Heh, me too. 
I’d be working the lights and music in the back or handing out programs to the audience.
Maybe there should be a thread: “Assembling a Doper techie crew”…
Marat/Sade–Kokol
1776 – Charles Thompson (Congressional Secretary)
Man of la Mancha – Guard
Little Shop of Horrors - Voice of Audrey II
Grease - Kenickie
Fiddler on the Roof - Tevye
Been a techie and orchestra guy too 
Musicals:
The Rev. Jonathan Witherspoon in 1776
Royal Marine in HMS Pinafore
Standard-bearer in The Mikado
Assistant director of A Grand Night for Singing
Non-musicals, FWIW:
Trigorin in The Seagull
Reuters reporter in Inherit the Wind
Lord Fancourt Babberley in Charlie’s Aunt
The eeeeeeeeeeeevil Stephen Girard in The Insanity of Mary Girard
Oberon in A Midsummer Night’s Dream
Stage Manager (onstage) in The Skin of Our Teeth
Director of a class excerpt from Death of a Salesman
This sucks! I have performed live, both in plays, musicals, and dance troups…but never any English/American ones! Oh well.
For Broadway-type shows, my “resume” of sorts is as follows:
On Stage:
Mendel - Fiddler on the Roof
Rehearsal Accompanist/Pit Pianist:
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat (x3)
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum (x2)
Fiddler on the Roof
Dracula! The Musical
Kismet
Grease (x3)
Into The Woods
Music Director/Pit Pianist:
Tommy
Chicago (x2)
Once On This Island (x2)
Little Shop of Horrors (x2)
Bat Boy
Rocky Horror Picture Show
Sweet Charity
Once Upon a Mattress
Oh, yeah – I’ve also played cornet parts in the orchestra pit for Camelot
*A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum * - Domina
Does classical count? If so, I volunteer for the road shows of Handel’s *Messiah *, Vivaldi’s Gloria, Brahms’ Requiem, and Beethoven’s 9th.
I would have had a minor role in a school production of Guys and Dolls but it turned out we didn’t have the funds to pull it off.
I’m sure they’ll keep you in mind in case they don’t have the money for this one, either.
Very funny. 
Og - Finnian’s Rainbow
Ernst - Cabaret - (One of the only villians I have ever played).
Lazar Wolf - **Fiddler on the Roof **(during this, I was the understudy for Tevye on a 10 week tour and the guy never missed a performance).
Luther Billis - South Pacific (Actually started this show as an islander and “sailor #5”, but they saw something they liked and was jumped to Billis before the run ended).
Freddy - My Fair Lady
(thirty years later)
Doolittle - My Fair Lady
Molly’s Father - Unsinkable Molly Brown (Started as little more than a walk on, but we kept expanding the role until I was a featured player).
Beaver Smith - Billy the Kid
Chairman of the Board and head of the Ad Department (doubled) - How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying.
Riff or was it Biff? (Jeez, it’s been a long time) - West Side Story
I was tapped to tour with Man of La Mancha, as Sancho Panza, but we lost our name lead (it turned out he couldn’t pull off the songs. I contended that most people only knew the Peter O’Toole version, and he had to sing better than that. Even with logic like that, he pulled out.) Anyway, the show folded.
Mayor Shinn- The Music Man
Horace Vandergelder- Hello Dolly
Ghost of Christmas Present & other roles Christmas Carol
Pilate Jesus Christ Superstar (one performance only)
Ol’ Cap’n Kotchipee Purlie (one scene from a revue)
I’m always the corrupt and or unhappy authoritarian onstage for some reason.
[QUOTE=TV time]
I was tapped to tour with Man of La Mancha, as Sancho Panza, but we lost our name lead (it turned out he couldn’t pull off the songs. I contended that most people only knew the Peter O’Toole version, and he had to sing better than that. Even with logic like that, he pulled out.) Anyway, the show folded.
[/QUOTE]
Well, in fairness he made a lot more money by reprising his most famous role in a sequel than he would have from the tour.
Girl #5 (or something), Grease (closest I ever came to being a cheerleader)
Girl #5 (or something), **Hair **(I did do “Black Boys,” but I don’t think I had a name.)
Girl #5 (or something), South Pacific (I had two solo lines and was told to belt 'em line Ethel Merman. How embarrassing.)
Girl #5 (or something), Bye, Bye, Birdie (“We love you, Conrad! Oh yes we doo-oooo!”)
Girl #5 (or something), Jesus Christ Superstar (I did a mean pole dance in the temple scene)
Aunt Em (and Girl #5), The Wiz (Yes. Yes I *am *white. Ouch.)
If we need a Girl #5 with two solo lines and lots of good reaction who doesn’t pull focus unless you want her to, I’m your gal.
Peter Pan: Lost Boy (one of the twins)
Hans Christian Andersen: Town kid
Joseph and the Amazing blah blah blah: Ishmaelite/Baker
A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum: Guard/Citizen/Eunuch
Guys and Dolls: Sky Masterson
The Most Happy Fella: Pasquale
I’ll refrain from listing opera roles, but I’ll mention Pirate King in Pirates of Penzance, 'cause it’s often done as a musical.
I painted some scenery for our hs production of MacBeth (think blood, lotsa blood).
