Mary Poppins The Musical Cast

Jane and Michael Banks’s new nanny. She is extraordinary and strange, neat and tidy, delightfully vain yet very particular, and sometimes a little frightening, but always exciting. She is practically perfect in every way and always means what she says.

The narrator of the story, is a good friend to Mary Poppins. An everyman, Bert has many occupations, including hurdy-gurdy player, sidewalk artist, and chimney sweep. Bert watches over the children as well as the goings on in Cherry Tree Lane.

Father to Jane and Michael Banks, is a banker to the very fiber of his being. Demanding “precision and order” in his household, he is a pipe-and slippers man who doesn’t have much to do with his children and believes that he had the perfect upbringing by his nanny, the cruel Miss Andrew.

George’s wife and Jane and Michael’s mother. A former actress, she is a loving and distracted homemaker who is busy trying to live up to her husband’s desire to only associate with “the best people” as well as be a model wife and mother.

High-spirited daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Banks, is bright and precocious but can be willful and inclined to snobbishness.

cute and cheeky son of Mr. and Mrs. Banks. Excitable and naughty, he adores his father and tries to be like him.

KATIE NANNA is Jane and Michael’s nanny at the beginning of the show. MISS SMYTHE is the Bank Chairman’s humorless secretary.

Neighborhood fixture who is respected by and observant of the households on his beat.

Haughty next-door neighbor of the Banks family who treats her dog, Willoughby, as if he were her child.

Retired Royal Navy man and neighbor of the Banks family. A physically large man with a loud and booming voice, he speaks in Navy jargon and has a soft spot for his neighbor, Miss Lark.

The housekeeper and cook for the Banks family. Overworked and harassed, she’s always complaining that the house is understaffed. Her intimidating exterior is a cover for the warmth underneath.

The houseboy to the Banks family. Lazy, sleepy, and grumbling, he never gets things right and believes himself to be useless.

Uniformed and officious, she makes sure no one breaks park regulations. Her life is defined by rules, but she secretly hankers after her childhood.

The statue of a young boy posed with a dolphin in the park. Neleus was separated from his father, Poseidon, and misses him very much. A small and lonely being, he is very happy to befriend Jane and Michael.

A statue in the park.

The head of the bank where Mr. Banks is employed, is an Edwardian stuffed-shirt.

Businessman seeking a loan from the bank for a shady business deal.

an honest Businesswoman seeking a loan to build a factory for her community.

Covered in a patch-work of old shawls, and her pockets are stuffed with bags of crumbs for the birds. She tries to sell her crumbs to passersby, who ignore her as if she doesn’t exist.

Owns a magical gingerbread shop. She is a mysterious woman of great age.

Mrs. Corry’s daughter.

Mrs. Corry’s daughter.

Stuffed girl doll belonging to Jane.

Toys belonging to Jane and Michael.

Toys belonging to Jane and Michael.

Toys belonging to Jane and Michael.

George’s overbearing and scary nanny. With her bottle of nasty-tasting brimstone and treacle to keep naughty children in line, she is a bully who only knows one way of doing things – her way.