Character guide

Bea

from Something Rotten!

Bea is Nick Bottom's resourceful, independent-minded wife in Something Rotten!, the 2015 musical by the Kirkpatrick brothers.

Show
Something Rotten!
Broadway premiere
2015
Role
Supporting
Music by
Kirkpatrick Brothers

Bea: role facts

Originated on Broadway by
Heidi Blickenstaff (2015)
Notable performers
Leslie Kritzer took over the role on Broadway, and Maggie Lakis played Bea on the US national tour.
Voice type and range
Alto (belt), D3 to D5
Songs Bea sings
  • Right Hand Man (with Nick and Nigel)
  • Right Hand Man (Reprise) (solo)

Who is Bea?

Bea is fiercely devoted to Nick and their family, and she chafes against the restrictions placed on women in Elizabethan society, at one point disguising herself as a man to earn extra income for the household. She is practical and clear-eyed where Nick is impulsive, often serving as the voice of reason amid his increasingly desperate schemes.

Her determination to work and provide, despite the era's expectations, gives the show an early feminist throughline that runs alongside its central rivalry with Shakespeare.

Bea's role in Something Rotten!

Bea is a supporting role featured in the number Right Hand Man, in which she argues for a true creative partnership with Nick, requiring a strong, assertive belt and confident comic presence. The part stands out for giving a female character real agency within the show's broader farce.

Heidi Blickenstaff originated the role on Broadway, bringing grounded warmth and comic sharpness to a character who often serves as Nick's moral anchor.

Bea: frequently asked questions

What show is Bea from?

Bea is a supporting character in Something Rotten!, which opened on Broadway in 2015.

Is Bea a lead or supporting role?

Bea is a supporting role.

Who wrote the music for Something Rotten!?

The Kirkpatrick brothers, Wayne and Karey Kirkpatrick, wrote the score.

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