There are 13 unpaid roles (you still get 2 game copies) requiring a female or feminine voice in MacDouglas Family Manor. Word count is noted after each description. Please use the quoted line in your audition, and feel free to audition for as many roles as you'd like.

Old Woman: A white elderly woman who shows up in the Forest chapter. She has a creaky, aged voice. 7 lines; 97 words. "Young.. So very young. So full of life.."

Little Witch: A bubbly little white girl who shows up in the Forest chapter. She sounds excited and sing-songy. She has giggling and crying SFX needed. 6 lines; 74 words & 2 SFX. "You fell for the trap, you fell for the trap~!"

Strange Girl: A strange white woman in her early 20s who shows up in the Forest chapter. She has a tomboyish voice. She is mostly monotone, with only a little emotion in her voice when she taunts the player. 7 lines; 57 words + a gasping SFX. "Don't worry. I'm not going to kill you." (Spoken ominously)

Dancer: A gentle white woman in her late 20s who shows up in the Circus chapter. Due to romantic themes with another character, she is only to be played by an adult. She has a very soft and soothing voice. Sometimes, her words are whispered. Her lines include a giggling SFX. 2 lines; 24 words + 1 SFX. "Let them watch; don't let it ruin how good you perform. You'll look great no mater what. I *promise*." (Half-Whispered)

Girlfriend: A protective black woman who shows up in the Dining Room chapter. Due to romantic themes with another character, she is only to be played by an adult. Her lines include a screaming SFX. 2 lines; 14 words + 1 SFX. "What the Hell was that?!"

Schoolgirl: A white yandere 11-year-old girl who shows up in the Classroom chapter. Her lines include a bitter laughter, yowling, and giggling. 6 lines; 85 words + 3 SFX. "You bitch! Get back here so I can throw you across a desk and rip out your eyeballs!"

Maid: A spitfire Mexican woman in her mid-20s who shows up in the Attic chapter. Due to romantic themes with another character, she is only to be played by an adult. VA must be a fluent Spanish speaker. Her lines include a screaming and whimpering SFX. 10 lines; 39 words + 2 SFX. "Mata al mentiroso! Matalo!"

Little Girl: An emotional little white girl who shows up in the Nursery chapter. Her lines include a screaming, laughing, and crying SFX. 3 lines; 56 words + 2 SFX. "Yeah! How come you think it's any of your business anyways, huh? That's personal!"

Doll: A stuffy porcelain doll that assumes the role of a 20-year-old woman who shows up in the Parlor chapter. She speaks with a British accent. Her lines include a yelping SFX. 4 lines; 80 words. "It's not very polite to break other people's things."

Bat Woman: A clingy woman in her mid-20s who shows up in the Rooftop chapter. Due to romantic themes with another character, she is only to be played by an adult. Her lines include a celebratory SFX. 2 line; 33 words + 1 SFX. "The little one is my sister."

Bat Girl: A bratty woman in her late teens who shows up in the Rooftop chapter. Her lines include a giggling, clapping, puffing, and celebratory SFX. 3 lines; 20 words + 4 SFX. "For flying, silly!"

Acrobat: A spunky Filipina woman in her early 20s who shows up in the Circus chapter. Due to romantic themes with another character, she is only to be played by an adult. Her lines include a wild laughter, brattish whining, and giggling SFX. 7 lines; 117 words & 3 SFX. "But we want you up here!! Even the worst dancers can perform with us, that's how good we are! Come on, just give it a try. Please?"

Nurse: A crazed white woman in her late 20s who shows up in the Laboratory chapter. Her lines include a screaming and giggling SFX. 5 lines; 106 words + 2 SFX. "Trying to run away when we asked for your help.. How cruel." (Feigned sadness)