Female Theatrical Baby Names, Page 2

Theatrical baby names dance onto the stage with the drama of Broadway curtains, velvet seats, and thundering applause. If you are a musical theatre family or simply love names with a bit of showmanship built in, these theatrical baby names borrow from beloved characters, legendary performers, and the glittering world of stage lights.

Consider Elphaba, the green-skinned heroine of Wicked, a name drawn from the initials L.F.B. for author L. Frank Baum. Eliza rose back into the U.S. top 100 after Hamilton, a Hebrew name meaning pledged to God. Cosette comes from Les Miserables, French for little thing, tender and unforgettable. Sondheim honors the legendary composer and works as a distinctive surname-style first name. Christine, Greek for follower of Christ, gained theatrical glamour through The Phantom of the Opera.

When you are auditioning theatrical baby names, say each one with the flourish of a stage entrance and think about how it will read on a program or a diploma alike. If performance magic inspires you, you may also enjoy our musical baby names for melody-driven picks, our Disney baby names for screen classics, or our Shakespeare baby names for classical drama. The right theatrical name should feel like the first chord of a showstopping overture.