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Be Part of the Epic: The Musical Soundtrack!
Imagine stepping into the shoes of your favorite Epic: The Musical character—whether it’s Zeus commanding thunder, Penelope’s steadfast resilience, or Achilles’ fiery passion—without limits on who you are or how your voice sounds. This soundtrack redefines what it means to bring an epic story to life, opening the stage to everyone, everywhere. Here’s why you should be excited to audition:
This is your chance to reimagine the characters of Epic: The Musical in a way only you can. Whether you’re a soprano dreaming of playing the mighty Zeus or a baritone longing to embody the nurturing Penelope, the boundaries are gone. It’s all about how you bring the story to life through emotion, energy, and your unique interpretation.
Gender? Doesn’t Matter. Roles are open to all genders. You can audition for the character that speaks to your soul, whether that’s a fierce warrior, a cunning trickster, or a steadfast leader.
Vocal Range? Bring What You’ve Got. Don’t worry about hitting specific notes or fitting into traditional roles. The music will adapt to you, not the other way around. It’s about the spirit of the performance, not the technical constraints.
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In Epic: The Musical, Zeus is the powerful and commanding King of the Gods. As the ruler of Mount Olympus, he wields lightning and commands respect and fear. While he appears strong and confident, Zeus is also flawed, driven by pride and a need to stay in control.
His relationships with his children and other gods are often tense, showing the struggles that come with his authority and the consequences of his choices. Through his songs, Zeus reveals both his power and his inner conflict, making him a complex and memorable character.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit from Horse and the Infant or from Thunder Bringer
Eurylochus in Epic: The Musical is one of Odysseus’s crew members and brings a relatable, human perspective to the story. Unlike the bold and fearless Odysseus, Eurylochus is cautious and skeptical. He often questions Odysseus’s decisions and worries about the dangers they face, which creates tension between him and his captain.
Eurylochus’s role shows the struggles of an ordinary person trying to survive in a world filled with gods, monsters, and impossible challenges. Through his songs and actions, he expresses fear, doubt, and the desire to protect himself and others.
In the musical, Eurylochus is a voice of reason and vulnerability, reminding the audience of the human side of this epic journey.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Luck runs Out
Polites is a loyal and kind member of Odysseus’s crew, known for his big heart and supportive nature. He’s the glue that helps hold the group together, offering moments of hope and encouragement during their tough journey.
While he’s not a warrior like Achilles or as clever as Odysseus, Polites shines through his compassion and unwavering loyalty to his friends. His songs reflect his inner struggles, showing both his fears and his determination to stand by his crew no matter what.
Polites’s character reminds us of the power of friendship and the strength found in kindness, making him a vital part of Epic: The Musical’s emotional journey.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing a bit of open arms
In Epic: The Musical, Athena is the goddess of wisdom and battle strategy, known for her sharp mind and strong sense of justice. She is a guiding force, helping those she believes in, like Odysseus, while pushing them to be better.
Athena is a mix of strength and compassion. She values logic and fairness, often stepping in to ensure things are done right, even if it means challenging others.
Her songs show both her power and her thoughtful side, combining bold, commanding tones with moments of reflection. Athena is a symbol of wisdom and resilience, playing a key role in the story.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of warrior of the mind or We'll Be FIne
In Epic: The Musical, Aeolus is the mysterious god who controls the winds. He has the power to stir storms or calm the skies, making him both helpful and dangerous. Aeolus is a bit distant and unpredictable, often playing with the fate of the heroes, like Odysseus, based on his own hidden motives.
His songs are powerful, ranging from soft, haunting melodies to intense, stormy moments that match his control over the winds. While he may seem aloof, his actions are crucial to the characters’ journeys, symbolizing the unpredictable forces that shape their destinies.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Keep your friends close
In Epic: The Musical, Poseidon is the powerful God of the Sea, commanding the oceans with strength and intensity. His presence is as forceful as a storm, and his voice reflects the power of the sea, often booming and commanding. However, beneath his strength lies a character torn by emotions, especially in his relationships with other gods and his family.
Poseidon is protective, particularly of his children, but struggles with feelings of jealousy, pride, and anger. His songs in the musical capture this mix of raw power and vulnerability, showing a god who is both fierce and deeply human. Through his journey, Poseidon represents the struggle between controlling his immense power and his deep love for those close to him.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Ruthlessness
In Epic: The Musical, Circe is a powerful and mysterious sorceress who uses her magic to control others. She is both enchanting and dangerous, with the ability to turn people into animals and create illusions. Despite her strength and power, Circe is also lonely and longs for connection, making her a complex and tragic character.
Her songs are captivating and seductive, reflecting her ability to charm and manipulate. While she may seem like a villain, her story also explores her deep need for love and companionship. Circe’s journey is about finding herself, and her character adds depth to the themes of power, isolation, and the consequences of using magic.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Done for or Other ways
In Epic: The Musical, Hermes is the clever, playful, and fast-talking messenger of the gods. He brings energy and humor to the story, often lighting the mood with his witty remarks. Hermes is responsible for delivering messages and guiding souls, and he’s always one step ahead, using his quick thinking to navigate tricky situations.
Musically, Hermes is dynamic, with songs that are fast and catchy, reflecting his lively personality. His numbers range from fun and upbeat to surprisingly emotional, showing that beneath his playful nature, he’s also deeply aware of his responsibilities.
Hermes plays an important role in keeping the story moving, connecting different events and characters. His charm, quick wit, and energy make him a key figure in the musical, adding both humor and heart to the epic adventure.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Wouldn't you like or Dangerous
In Epic: The Musical, Antinous is one of the suitors trying to win Penelope’s hand while Odysseus is away. He’s confident, arrogant, and believes he deserves to be the ruler of Ithaca. Antinous wants Penelope not just as a wife, but as a way to claim power.
He comes across as charming, but underneath that is a ruthless side. He’s willing to do anything to take control, even if it means stepping on others. His songs reveal his arrogance and desire for power, making him a strong but ultimately flawed character. Antinous’s ambition drives him to make enemies, and his story is one of pride leading to his eventual downfall.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing a bit of Little Wolf
In Epic: The Musical, Tiresias is a wise and mysterious prophet with the ability to see the future, despite being blind. His gift allows him to offer important advice to the heroes, but it also comes with a heavy burden, as he can foresee events but cannot change them.
Tiresias speaks in riddles and cryptic phrases, challenging others to think deeply about their choices. Though blind, his wisdom and connection to the divine give him insight that others lack. He helps guide characters like Odysseus, warning them of the consequences of their actions.
In the musical, Tiresias explores the idea of fate versus free will, showing that while the future may be written, it is always changing. His role is key to the story, as he helps steer the characters toward their destiny, even as they struggle with it.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing a bit of No longer you
In Epic: The Musical, Penelope is a strong and devoted woman who stands by her husband, Odysseus, as he goes on his long journey. While waiting for his return, she works hard to manage their kingdom and care for their son, Telemachus.
Penelope is smart, calm, and resourceful. Even though she is often waiting and facing challenges, she shows great strength by outsmarting suitors and protecting her family. Her songs express her love, hope, and determination as she remains loyal to Odysseus.
Her character is a symbol of quiet strength and perseverance, showing that sometimes heroism is about holding on and keeping faith, even when it’s hard.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Suffering or The Challenge
In Epic: The Musical, Scylla is a tragic and powerful character. Once a beautiful sea nymph, she is turned into a monstrous creature with twelve legs and six heads after being cursed. This transformation happens because of betrayal and jealousy, which define her character.
Scylla is both feared and sympathetic. She’s angry and hurt by her curse but also longs for the life she lost. Her songs show her struggle between seeking revenge and dealing with her pain. While she’s a villain in the story, her deep sadness and desire for redemption make her a complex and unforgettable character.
- female young adult
- male young adult
*Say something you think would fit*
In Epic: The Musical, Telemachus is the young son of Odysseus and Penelope. At the start of the story, he’s unsure of who he is and struggles with his father’s long absence. He yearns for Odysseus to return but is also determined to protect his mother, Penelope, and take responsibility for his kingdom, Ithaca.
Throughout the musical, Telemachus grows from a hesitant, unsure boy into a brave young man. As he learns more about his father’s legacy, he begins to believe in his own strength and leadership. His journey is one of self-discovery, and his songs show his transformation from doubt to confidence, capturing his path to becoming a hero in his own right.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing a bit of Legendary
In Epic: The Musical, Calypso is a powerful and emotional sea goddess who lives alone on her island. She is beautiful, strong, and filled with longing, especially for Odysseus, whom she falls in love with. Calypso offers him comfort and love, but her feelings become an obsession as time passes.
Her songs are full of sadness and desire, reflecting her internal struggle. She wants to keep Odysseus with her, but deep down, she knows he belongs elsewhere. Ultimately, she makes the difficult decision to let him go, showing her strength and the pain that comes with letting go of someone you love.
Calypso’s story is about love, sacrifice, and the power of letting go, as she learns to release her love for Odysseus and allow him to return home.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing a bit of Love in Paradise
In Epic: The Musical, Apollo is the radiant god of the sun, music, and prophecy. He is charming, confident, and full of energy, representing the beauty and power of the sun itself. Known for his musical talent, Apollo plays the lyre beautifully, and his voice shines like the sun, bringing warmth and magic to the stage.
Despite his bright exterior, Apollo struggles with the burden of knowing the future through his prophecies. This creates a conflict between his desire to live freely and the weight of his inevitable fate. His character is complex, torn between his divine powers and his human-like emotions.
Apollo’s story in the musical explores his relationships with other gods, like his sister Artemis, and how he connects with mortals. His presence on stage is powerful, capturing both his light and the inner struggles he faces.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing from God Games
In Epic: The Musical, Hephaestus is portrayed as the god of fire, blacksmiths, and craftsmanship. He’s known for his incredible skill in forging powerful weapons and creating intricate designs, but his character is also marked by his quiet strength and vulnerability. Despite his physical imperfections, Hephaestus is deeply respected for his talent and ingenuity. His songs reflect a sense of isolation, as he often feels overlooked by the other gods, yet his creations speak volumes about his worth and determination. Through his journey, Hephaestus proves that true power lies in creativity and resilience.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing from God Games
In Epic: The Musical, Aphrodite is the goddess of love, beauty, and desire. She radiates charm and elegance, using her enchanting presence to influence those around her. Known for her allure, Aphrodite brings a sense of grace and romantic power to the story. Her character is both captivating and complex, embodying the themes of love and the impact it has on both gods and mortals. Through her songs, she explores the depth of love’s power, from its beauty to its complications, making her a memorable and essential figure in the musical.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing from God Games
In Epic: The Musical, Ares is the fiery and impulsive God of War. Known for his raw power and fierce determination, he thrives on conflict and chaos. Ares is bold, proud, and often acts without thinking, driven by a thirst for victory and dominance. His character brings intensity to the story, embodying the brutal side of war while also revealing moments of vulnerability and pride. Through powerful songs and energetic performances, Ares’ presence is impossible to ignore, making him a key figure in the epic tale.
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing from God Games
In Epic: The Musical, Hera is the powerful and regal Queen of the Gods. She is strong, commanding, and fiercely protective of her status and her marriage to Zeus. While she often appears as a symbol of authority and grace, her jealousy and pride also shine through, particularly when it comes to Zeus's infidelities. Hera's character explores the complexities of love, power, and vengeance, making her both a captivating and formidable presence on stage. Her songs reflect her inner turmoil, as she balances her loyalty to her husband with her desire for control and respect.
- male young adult
- female young adult
*Say something you think would fit*
In Epic: The Musical, Anticlea is the loving and devoted mother of Odysseus. She is a character defined by her strength and deep connection to her family, particularly her son. Her role highlights the emotional sacrifices she makes, both as a mother and as a woman navigating the challenges of life in ancient Greece. Anticlea's heartache and longing for her son are central to her character, and she adds a poignant, heartfelt layer to the story, showcasing the powerful bond between mother and child.
- female young adult
- male young adult
Sing from The Underword
These are extras to sing in songs where there is background vocals
- male young adult
- female young adult
Sing any song
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