Roles and Role Creators
| Role | Voice type | Premiere cast, 20 February 1943 Conductor: Otto Winkler |
|---|---|---|
| The king | baritone | Rudolf Gonszar |
| The peasant | bass | Emil Staudenmeyer |
| The peasant's wise daughter | soprano | Coba Wackers |
| Prison governor | bass | Emil Staudenmeyer |
| Donkey owner | tenor | Oskar Wittazscheck |
| Mule owner | baritone | Günther Ambrosius |
| First vagabond | tenor | Emil Seidenspinner |
| Second vagabond | baritone | Paul Kötter |
| Third vagabond | bass | Herbert Hesse |
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