Roles and First Singers
- Arnold Matters (Pilgrim)
- Inia Te Wiata (John Bunyan)
- Edgar Evans ( The Interpreter; A Celestial Messenger)
- Bryan Drake (Watchful, the porter)
- Norman Walker (Evangelist)
- Iris Kells (A Woodcutter's Boy)
- Parry Jones (Mister By-Ends)
- Jean Watson (Madam By-Ends)
- Monica Sinclair (A Heavenly Being)
Read more about this topic: The Pilgrim's Progress (opera)
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