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- Range: G3-F5, Belt to D5. Anya is brave, fiery, witty, and above all determined. She ha no memory of her life before age 17. All she knows is her family is in Paris and she will find them however she can.
- Range: A2-G4 Dmitry is a scoundrel with a heart of gold. A street rat who grew into a conman, all he does to get out of poverty and is not above lying, cheating, and stealing to do so–that is until he meets Anya.
- Range: A2-F4. Vlad is Dmitry’s partner in crime (literally) and surrogate father. Before the revolution he scammed his way through society pretending to be a count. Vlad is dramatic, crafty, and a big softie at heart. While he, like Dmitry, is not above lying, cheating, and stealing, he cares greatly for his loved ones and is generally affable, though he can be calculating when he needs to be.
- Range: A2-Gb4. Gleb is the villain of the show, though not a bad person. He fully believes in the Communist ideals he follows. Loyal, honest, and hard working, Gleb almost has the potential to be a hero (he’s very much the hero of his own story). A deeply conflicted person, Gleb’s infatuation (and borderline obsession) with Anya leads to his battle with the idea of doing one’s duty vs. doing what is right.
- Range: G3-C5. Based on Lili Dehn- a real life Russian countess who was a family friend of the Romanovs. Lily is the lady in waiting to the Dowager Empress. She has been by the Dowager’s side since before the revolution. Lily is clever, dutiful, and above all fun (when not working for the Dowager). She deals with her exile from Russia with a sort of resigned dark humor…and a LOT of vodka. She and Vlad were once an item (unbeknownst to her oblivious husband) and rekindle their romance upon re-uniting.
- Range: F3-Bb4. The Dowager Empress has lost everything she once held dear and must now put up with imposter upon imposter never allowing her to grieve in peace. She is icy, proud, and regal (not to mention intimidating) to all but her family. Though, she does have a very shrap wit. She is especially warm with Anastasia both when a child and after it’s revealed that Anya really is the princess. She commands authority and attention the minute she enters a room.
- Doubles in Ensemble. Range: C4-C5. Young Anastasia is the willful, brave, proud, and precocious youngest daughter of the Tsar. She has a special bond with her grandmother (whom she calls Nana).
- Doubles in Ensemble. The Tsarevich (Heir to the throne) and only boy of the Romanov siblings. He suffered from debilitating hemophelia that often left him bed-ridden.
- This tracks require dancing en pointe . Olga also dances Odette and requires strong ballet ability.
- This tracks require dancing en pointe . Tatiana dances as a Swan and requires strong ballet ability.
- This tracks require dancing en pointe . Mariya dances as a Swan and requires strong ballet ability.
- This tracks require dancing en pointe . Paulina dances as a Swan and requires strong ballet ability.
- This tracks require dancing en pointe . Dunya dances as a Swan and requires strong ballet ability.
- This tracks require dancing en pointe . Marfa dances as a Swan and requires strong ballet ability.
- A featured dance role in the opening sequence.
- Townsfolk, Royal Servants, Bolshevik Officers and Soldiers, Parisians, Reporters, and Aristocrats