"The Merry Wives of Windsor" Play Needs Teens

Is a middle-aged lady of Windsor who is fond of her husband George, though she has rather different ideas about who should marry their daughter Anne.

Is the daughter of Master George Page and Mistress Margaret

Is Dr. Caius’s housekeeper, a foolish woman with a poor command of language, mixing up her English words and unable to identify Latin as a foreign language as opposed to dirty English

Is a middle-aged lady of Windsor, married to Master Frank Ford.

Is a very fat knighted rogue with no money but many plans to get some.

Is Justice Shallow’s nephew, a rich and foolish man who wishes to marry Anne Page.

Is an old and respectable man, if somewhat foolish.

Is a middle-aged, middle-class gentleman of Windsor afflicted with an almost pathological case of jealousy.

Is a wealthy gentleman of Windsor, married to Mistress Margaret and father of Anne and William

Is a Welsh parson and the schoolmaster of Windsor; he has not lost his very heavy accent either in English or in Latin, which is a source of much amusement to the others.

Is a French physician, a short-tempered, easily offended man who is wooing Anne Page and does not wish to see anyone else moving in on her.

Bardolph is one of Falstaff’s followers; when the fat knight can no longer afford to keep his men, he finds Bardolph a job as bartender for the Host. Jack Rugby is Dr. Caius’s servant. He is deeply intimidated by his master.

Master Fenton is a young, good-looking gentleman with a bit of a wild past who became very attracted to Anne Page when he discovered how rich her father is. Nym is one of Falstaff’s followers and is obsessed with humor. The Second Servant (Robert) works for the Fords, and removes the rather heavy laundry-basket containing Falstaff at his mistress’ order and dumps its contents in the ditch.

The pistol is one of Falstaff’s followers, a swaggering man who loves the sound of his own voice and is incapable of speaking like a normal human being, instead grandiloquently talking like a hammy actor in a melodrama. Peter Simple is Slender’s servant, an obsequious fellow much impressed by his social betters who must put up with a lot from his foolish master. The First Servant (John) works for the Fords, and removes the rather heavy laundry basket containing Falstaff at his mistress’ order.

Is a rather merry innkeeper who is incapable of saying anything simply and likes showing off how many words he knows.

William Page is the young son of Master George Page and Mistress Margaret. Robin is Falstaff’s page, but is not the most faithful of servants.

[mute role] is one of Evans’s students, who plays a fairy in the final prank on Falstaff