CHARLIE BROWN

The lovable underdog, eternally optimistic yet plagued by his own insecurities and a constant string of bad luck. Despite his many setbacks, he never gives up and always strives to be better. Though often the victim of his peers' antics, Charlie Brown possesses a determination that makes him the heart of the story. 

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LUCY VAN PELT
The bossy, know-it-all who doesn't hesitate to express her opinions, especially when it comes to Charlie Brown and her "stupid" little brother Linus. She is unrelenting in her love for Schroeder, despite his complete indifference to her. Loud, brash, and hilariously self-centered, Lucy is a force to be reckoned with. 

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LINUS VAN PELT 
The sweet, thoughtful younger brother who has an unshakable bond with his blanket. He’s the calm center amidst the chaos of the Peanuts gang, often smoothing things over and offering his wisdom (although he’s not immune to Lucy’s teasing). A bit of a philosopher, Linus brings a grounded, earnest energy to the show, providing a perfect balance to the more outrageous characters. 

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SCHROEDER 
A serious, Beethoven-obsessed piano prodigy who takes life (and classical music) far too seriously for his own good. Despite Lucy’s incessant advances, he remains completely uninterested in her, focusing instead on his music. As a character, he walks the fine line between being coolly composed and hilariously obsessive. 

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SNOOPY 
Charlie Brown’s imaginative and often rebellious beagle. While Charlie Brown thinks he’s the owner, Snoopy constantly proves that he’s the one in charge. With a wild imagination that sees him as a World War I flying ace, a famous writer, and more, Snoopy brings a whole lot of fantasy and fun to the show. Strong physical and comedic actor who can bring Snoopy’s rich inner world to life and use their physicality to sell his hilarious moments of fantasy and dog-like antics.

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SALLY BROWN
Charlie Brown’s young sister, with a surprisingly complex take on life for someone her age. Often carefree and disinterested in schoolwork, Sally prefers to slide by with minimal effort, though her philosophical rants on topics such as life, love, and the world at large (which are anything but conventional). Though innocent and sweet, Sally can also be remarkably cynical and blunt.