The star

You were the theatre kid everyone was low-key jealous of, but you couldn’t help it. Star quality can’t be rustled up out of nowhere, and it’s not your fault you outshone everyone else. As you grew up, however, you became less confident in your abilities, and nowadays, there’s only one place people can get a glimpse of your true potential – the karaoke bar at half past midnight.

The narrator

The teacher’s pet who knew how to read better than anyone else, the narrator may not get any glitzy costumes or standout scenes, but they’re the glue that holds the whole production together. Your literary skills continue to this day, and you love nothing more than curling up with a book on a cold winter’s day.

A barn animal

You may not have had the most integral role, but you did get to wear a fun costume – and what’s not to love about that? You’re confident in who you are, and not afraid to blend into the background. After all, who needs to be the centre of attention when you know exactly what you’re worth?

Christmas: this is what your nativity role really says about you