Young Azelma

Description

Victor Hugo’s Azelma is about a year younger than her sister Éponine, which makes her seven years old when Valjean takes Cosette away from the Thénardiers’ inn. As with Young Éponine, she is a well provided for child. The role requires no solo singing or speaking.

Playing Age

Approx. 7

Appearance

African-American, Black-African, Black-Caribbean, Black-Other Areas, Eastern European, Mediterranean, Scandinavian, White, Asian, Chinese, East Asian, Filipino/Malay/Thai, Indian, Japanese, Korean, Pakistani, Hispanic, Latin American, Maori, Middle Eastern, Mixed Race, Native American

Playing Gender

Female

Voice

Able to hold a tune with confidence when singing with the Ensemble.

Audition Material

This role isn’t auditioned directly. Please refer to Young Cosette for audition details.