Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere cast, 27 February 1875 (Conductor: Johann Strauss II) |
|---|---|---|
| Empress Maria Theresa | ||
| Marie Luise, Infanta of Spain | ||
| Baron Sebastian Schnucki, imperial custodian of morals | ||
| Count Cagliostro | baritone | Carl Adolf Friese |
| Lorenza, Italian street singer | ||
| Feri von Lieven, Lieutenant | ||
| Frau Adamai | ||
| Annemarie, her niece | ||
| Teiglein, pastry cook, Annemarie's guardian | ||
| Blasoni, Count Cagliostro's aide | Alexander Girardi | |
| Severin, owner of a funfair stall | ||
| Innkeeper of The Turk Sconce | ||
| The Hofmarschall | ||
| Beppo and Barberino, Count Cagliostro's aides | ||
| Ladies and gentlemen of the court, people, soldiers, police | ||
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