Character Breakdown:

**Note:** Ensemble roles will play multiple parts and may be involved in movement/swordplay.

Robin Hood – (20s–30s, Male-presenting)

• Charming, witty, and noble. A reluctant hero who grows into his role as the leader of the rebellion. Strong stage presence, swordplay/movement experience a plus.

Maid Marian – (20s–30s, Female-presenting)

• Intelligent, capable, and fiercely independent. Not a damsel in distress—she’s a fighter and a strategist. Comedic timing and stage combat experience a plus.

Little John – (30s–50s, Male-presenting)

• Robin’s loyal friend. Gruff and grumbly on the outside, soft-hearted on the inside. Strong physical presence, great comedic instincts.

Friar Tuck – (30s–60s, Any gender)

• A jolly, witty, and unexpectedly wise cleric with a rebellious streak. Loves good food, drink, and a good fight when necessary. Versatile comic actor.

Deorwynn – (20s–30s, Female-presenting)

• A brave and outspoken young woman of the lower class who joins Robin’s cause. Smart, resourceful, and a quick learner. Strong emotional range.

Prince John – (30s–50s, Male-presenting)

• The vain, cowardly, and villainous brother of King Richard. Loves power and luxury. A master of manipulation. Big comedic villain energy.

The Sheriff of Nottingham – (30s–60s, Male-presenting)

• Ruthless and calculating, but not without his own dry wit. Loyal to Prince John, he is the enforcer of tyranny. Strong villain type with presence.

Sir Guy of Gisbourne – (20s–40s, Male-presenting)

• A brutish and arrogant knight. Loyal to the Sheriff and Prince John. Less brains, more brawn. Excellent physical comedy opportunity. Strong stage presence, swordplay/movement experience a plus.

Much the Miller – (40s, Male-presenting)

• The father of Deorwynn, he is bullied and harassed by Sir Guy and the Sherriff.

Ensemble Roles – (Teens and up, All genders)

• Includes villagers, soldiers, outlaws, servants, nobles, etc.