The Shakespeare Library· Staffel 35· Folge 1
The Winter's Tale Dramatis Personae
Mittwoch, 28. Oktober 2026 · 2 min
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In which the noble personages are introduced, setting the stage with kings, queens, lords, and ladies poised in the realm of Sicilia and Bohemia, their names and stations lightly penned to guide the unfolding tale. This gathering of souls, from royalty to rustic folk, heralds the varied scenes and manifold humours that shall presently weave the fabric of our narrative.
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Dramatis Personae of The Winter's Tale. This is a LibriVox recording. All LibriVox recordings are in the public domain. For more information, or to volunteer, please visit LibriVox.org. The Winter's Tale by William Shakespeare. Dramatis Personae. Antigonus, Lord of Sicily, read by John Doyle. Archidamus, read by David Nicol. Ortolicus, read by Algy Pag. Camillo, a lord of Sicilia, read by M. B. Cleomenes, read by Vicente. Clown, son of the old shepherd, read by Banks. Dion, read by Robert Fletcher. Torkus, read by Paddy Cunningham. Amelia, read by Laurie Ann Walden. First Gentleman, read by Levi Throckmorton. First Lady, read by Musical Heart I.
First Lord. Read by Guero. First Servant. Read by Robin in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. Florizel. Played by Mark Smith of Simpsonville, South Carolina. Jailer. Read by Dennis D. The Gentleman. Read by Joe Carabas. Hermione. Read by Arielle Lipshaw. Leontes. Read by Bruce Peary. Lord. Lords. Read by The Rat King. Mimilius.
Young Prince of Sicilia, read by Susanna. Mariner, read by David Lawrence. Mopsa, a shepherdess, read by Abayi. Officer, as read by Bologna Times. Old Shepherd, read by O123. Paulina, wife to Antigonus, read by Elizabeth Clert. Perdita, performed by Karen Savage. Polixenes, read by David Goldfarb. Second Gentleman, read by Martin Giesen. Second Lady, read by Maria Therese. Second Servant, read by Lucy Perry. Servant, Third Gentleman, read by Musical Heart I. Time as the Chorus, read by Philippa. End of Dramatis Personae
