The primary storyteller, he speaks directly to the audience and joins them in observing the action on stage. Lively, energetic, and friendly.

A raucous, glamorous dance hall queen who becomes Snow White's stepmother. Vain and domineering, she becomes the jealous villain when her magic mirror proclaims Snow White the fairest.

Hank, Jake, Mike, Chuck, Pete, Slim, Shorty. The seven gold-mining brothers are all character comedy roles, and vocally can be a combination of Tenor, Baritone, and Bass. The first six brothers should preferably be around 5'8" or under in height. SHORTY should be at least 6' or over. All should have dancing ability. HANK is the kindly leader of the group and SHORTY is the lovable, leading comedy role. JAKE, MIKE, CHUCK, PETE, and SLIM may each have some unique character quality such as: gruff, shy, excitable, giggly, etc.

The owner of the Prince Mines, he eventually becomes the marshal of the territory. A handsome Western hero with a dazzling smile and a bit of a swagger. Quickly falls in love with Snow White and ventures off to save her.

The heroine of our story. A very pretty, long-haired lady exuding warmth and honesty. The fairest in the land who finds her Prince after making some new friends in the Dwarf brothers.

Snow White's father. He has come to the old West to find gold. Kind and gullible.

Queenie's farcical henchman. Moves in a swift, sneaky, comedic manner with outrageous facial expressions.