Disney Pixar Finding Nemo Jr Cast List and Character Breakdown

Teton Music provides this Disney Pixar Finding Nemo Jr cast list to help school directors review roles, plan auditions, and choose the right Broadway Junior materials for their students.

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Quick Details for Schools

• Cast Size: Large, 21 or more performers
• Cast Type: Children
• Dance Requirements: Standard
• Best For: Elementary and middle school theatre programs, colorful ensemble productions, creative costumes and puppetry, and schools wanting a heartwarming Disney musical

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Quick Casting Insight: Finding Nemo Jr works best when Nemo balances curiosity with emotional growth, Marlin evolves naturally from fearful parent to courageous leader, and the ensemble fully commits to the playful movement and underwater storytelling style.

Nemo
Nemo is an adventurous young clownfish eager to explore the ocean beyond the safety of the reef. Born with a “lucky fin,” Nemo learns confidence, courage, and independence through his journey. Cast an energetic performer capable of portraying innocence, curiosity, and emotional growth while handling a large amount of stage time.
Gender: Any | Vocal range: C4–D5

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Marlin
Marlin is Nemo’s overprotective father who struggles with fear after losing his wife Coral. Throughout the musical, Marlin gradually learns trust, bravery, and how to let Nemo grow independently. This role works best with a mature performer who can balance comedy, emotional sincerity, and strong vocals.
Gender: Male | Vocal range: C4–Eb5

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Dory
Dory is an optimistic blue tang with short-term memory loss who joins Marlin on his search for Nemo. Funny, kindhearted, and endlessly positive, Dory provides much of the musical’s humor while also creating some of its most emotional moments. Cast a charismatic performer with strong comic timing and natural stage presence.
Gender: Female | Vocal range: B3–F5

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Coral
Coral is Nemo’s loving mother who fiercely protects her family. Though her role appears primarily early in the musical, Coral establishes the emotional foundation of Marlin and Nemo’s story. Afterward, this performer can transition into ensemble roles throughout the show.
Gender: Female

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Sea Chorus
The Sea Chorus functions as the primary ensemble and helps create the entire underwater environment of the production. Roles include Angelfish, Damselfish, Barracuda, Moonfish, Jellyfish, Sea Turtles, Groupers, Lobsters, Octopuses, Electric Eels, Seahorses, and more. These performers support scene transitions, choreography, and visual storytelling throughout the show.
Gender: Any

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Reef Kids
Nemo’s classmates include Pearl, Sheldon, and Tad. Pearl is friendly and welcoming, Sheldon enjoys stirring up trouble, and Tad enthusiastically encourages Nemo to explore beyond the reef. These featured roles work well for energetic young performers with strong comedic instincts.
Gender: Any

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Reef Parents
The Reef Parents include Sheldon’s Parent, Pearl’s Parent, and Tad’s Parent. These supporting roles help establish the reef community and provide opportunities for additional featured performers.
Gender: Any

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Professor Ray
Professor Ray is Nemo’s enthusiastic stingray teacher who encourages curiosity and exploration. Filled with scientific vocabulary and nonstop excitement, this role requires excellent diction and energetic stage presence.
Gender: Any

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Scuba Mask Dancer
The Scuba Mask Dancer helps physically move the diver’s mask throughout the production. This creative movement role is perfect for a performer comfortable with choreography and visual storytelling.
Gender: Any

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Bruce
Bruce is the intimidating great white shark leading a support group for sharks trying to become vegetarians. Though hilarious and charming at first, Bruce eventually loses control in one of the show’s funniest and most chaotic sequences. This role works best with a bold comedic performer.
Gender: Any

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Chum and Anchor
Chum and Anchor are Bruce’s shark friends who sincerely try to embrace a vegetarian lifestyle. These roles provide strong opportunities for physical comedy, ensemble interaction, and exaggerated character work.
Gender: Any

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Fish “Friends”
The Fish “Friends” reluctantly attend Bruce’s shark gathering and remain understandably nervous about becoming dinner. These ensemble roles help create one of the musical’s most memorable comic scenes.
Gender: Any

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Bubbles
Bubbles is a member of the Tank Gang who communicates almost entirely through excitement about bubbles. This yellow tang provides nonstop comic energy and works especially well for a physically expressive performer.
Gender: Any

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Bloat
Bloat is a positive and supportive blowfish who helps keep the Tank Gang hopeful during their aquarium confinement. This role benefits from a performer with warmth and strong ensemble chemistry.
Gender: Any

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Gurgle
Gurgle is a nervous royal gramma fish obsessed with cleanliness and germs. This role provides excellent opportunities for comic reactions and exaggerated physical performance.
Gender: Any

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Peach
Peach is a wise and caring starfish who offers guidance and reassurance to the Tank Gang. This supporting role works best with a calm, grounded performer.
Gender: Any

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Gill
Gill is the determined leader of the Tank Gang and Nemo’s mentor. As another fish living with a fin difference, Gill inspires Nemo to believe in himself and face challenges bravely. Cast a confident actor capable of balancing leadership, emotional sincerity, and determination.
Gender: Any

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Nigel
Nigel is the pelican who serves as the Tank Gang’s connection to the outside world. Funny, observant, and dependable, Nigel provides important comic and plot-driving moments throughout the musical.
Gender: Any

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Seagulls
The Seagulls are chaotic birds constantly attempting to steal food from unsuspecting humans. These roles thrive on repetitive comedy, physical movement, and exaggerated vocal delivery.
Gender: Any

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Sea Turtles and Sea Turtle Kids
The Sea Turtles include Crush, Squirt, Kai, and Breeze. Crush is the laid-back 150-year-old turtle who helps Marlin become a better parent, while Squirt and the younger turtles bring energy and movement to “Go With the Flow.” These roles work especially well for strong movers and singers.
Gender: Any

Why Teachers Choose Disney Pixar Finding Nemo Jr

• Finding Nemo Jr combines heartfelt storytelling, colorful visuals, and memorable music into an engaging production for students and audiences alike.
• The ensemble structure allows many students to remain actively involved throughout the musical.
• The underwater world creates exciting opportunities for costumes, puppetry, choreography, and creative staging.
• Characters like Nemo, Dory, Marlin, and Crush provide standout roles for young performers.
• The show’s themes of bravery, teamwork, trust, and family resonate strongly with school communities.

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Before You Order

If you're considering Disney Pixar Finding Nemo Jr for your school, reviewing the cast list is the most important first step. This helps determine whether the ensemble size, choreography needs, visual staging requirements, and featured roles fit your students and production goals.

As a trusted Broadway Junior supplier, Teton Music helps schools move from planning to production with clear product options, fast turnaround, and personal support when questions come up.

• Do you have strong ensemble performers comfortable with movement and choreography?
• Would your students enjoy imaginative storytelling and colorful character work?
• Can your cast handle emotionally driven scenes as well as energetic comedy?
• Do you want a visually creative musical with broad participation opportunities?

Important School Licensing Note

Broadway Junior titles are licensed for accredited school programs using student performers. Orders are reviewed for eligibility, and performance rights must be handled properly before presenting the show.