Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere Cast, 2 December 1837 (Conductor: - ) |
|---|---|---|
| Angèle de Olivarès, a novice nun | soprano | Laure Cinti-Damoreau |
| Brigitte de San Lucar, her fellow nun and confidante | soprano | Mlle Berthaut |
| Horace de Massarena, a young Spanish nobleman | tenor | Joseph-Antoine-Charles Couderc |
| Count Juliano, his friend | tenor | Théodore-Étienne Moreau-Sainti |
| Jacinthe, Juliano's housekeeper | alto | Mme Boulanger |
| Gil Perez, Jacinthe's lover | bass | Roy |
| Ursule, another nun, later abbess of the convent | soprano | Thérèse Olivier |
| Lord Elfort, a British diplomat | tenor | Honoré Grignon |
| Gertrude, convent portress | alto | Mme Roy |
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