Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere Cast, 3 October 1883 (Conductor: - ) |
|---|---|---|
| Guido, Duke of Urbino | tenor | Sigmund Steiner |
| Caramello, the Duke's personal barber | tenor | Jani Szika |
| Centurio, the Duke's page | ||
| Bartolomeo Delacqua, senator of Venice | baritone | |
| Barbara Delacqua, his wife | mezzo-soprano | |
| Annina, a fisher-girl, Barbara's foster sister | soprano | Ottile Collin |
| Ciboletta, a cook in Delacqua's service | soprano | |
| Enrico Piselli, a naval officer, Delacqua's nephew | ||
| Stefano Barbaruccio, senator of Venice | ||
| Agricola Barbaruccio, his wife | mezzo-soprano | |
| Giorgio Testaccio, senator of Venice | ||
| Constantina Testaccio, his wife | ||
| Pappacoda, a macaroni cook | baritone |
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