Sir John in Love - Roles

Roles

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Role Voice type Premiere cast (amateur)
21 March 1929
(Conductor: Malcolm Sargent)
Premiere cast (professional)
9 April 1946
(Conductor: Lawrance Collingwood)
Sir John Falstaff baritone Leyland White Roderick Jones
Anne Page soprano Olive Evers Vera Terry
Mistress Page soprano May Moore Anna Pollak
Mistress Ford soprano Veronica Mansfield Minnia Bower
Mistress Quickly contralto Hilda Rickard Valetta Iacopi
Fenton tenor A. Bamfield Cooper Ronald Hill
Doctor Caius tenor Douglas Tichener Eric Shilling
Frank Ford bass Clifford White Howell Glynne
Robert Shallow tenor or baritone
Sir Hugh Evans baritone
Master Slender tenor
Simple tenor or baritone
Master George Page baritone
Bardolph tenor
Nym baritone
Pistol bass
Rugby bass
The Host of the 'Garter Inn' baritone
John baritone
Robert baritone

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