Roles
| Role | Voice type | Premiere Cast, 2 February 1900 (Conductor: André Messager) |
|---|---|---|
| Julien | tenor | Adolphe Maréchal |
| Louise | soprano | Marthe Rioton |
| Mother | mezzo-soprano | Blanche Deschamps-Jéhin |
| Father | baritone | Lucien Fugère |
| The noctambulist | tenor | Ernest Carbonne |
| Irma | soprano | Jeanne-Louise Tiphaine |
| Camille | soprano | Marie de l’Isle |
| Gertrude | soprano | Delorne |
| Elise | soprano | de Craponne |
| Gavroche | soprano | de Craponne |
| Première | soprano | del Bernardi |
| Apprentie | soprano | Vilma |
| Chiffonière | soprano | Micaely |
| Blanche | soprano | Sirbain |
| Suzanne | mezzo-soprano | Stéphane |
| Laitière | soprano | Claire Perret |
| Madeleine | soprano | de Rouget |
| Balayeuse | mezzo-soprano | Esther Chevalier |
| Plieuse | soprano | Argens |
| Glaneuse | soprano | Pauline Vaillant |
| Marguerite | soprano | Fouqué |
| Chiffonnier | bass | Félix Vieuille |
| Bricoleur | bass | Léon Rothier |
| 1st Philosophe | tenor | Danges |
| 2nd Philosophe | baritone | Viaud |
| Chansonnier | baritone | Dufour |
| Sculpteur | bass | Gustave Huberdeau |
| Étudiant | tenor | Leo Devaux |
| Poète | tenor | Rappaport |
| Peintre | baritone | Louis Viannenc |
| Bohème | bass | Hippolyte Belhomme |
| Chant’habits | tenor | Clasens |
| 1st Guard | baritone | Étienne Troy |
| 2nd Guard | bass | Michaud |
| Apprenti | child soprano | petit Georges |
| Danseuse | - | Éden Santori |
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