Ford is portrayed be senior John Glann (Huron, Ohio), who recently won the Trudi Lundgren Award as Most Promising Young Singer at the regional 2002 Metropolitan Opera National Auditions. Sharing the role of Alice are graduate students Vibeke Feness (of Norway) and Jessica Hilliard (Midwest City, Okla.). Fenton is played by graduate students Jamin Flabiano (Dallas) and Brian DeCou (Jonesboro, La.). Senior Jana Roberts (Piedmont, Okla.) and Christin Boulette (Salida, Colo.) portray Nannetta. Graduate student Shannon Bradford (Lawton, Okla.) plays Meg; Marion Rossosky (graduate student, Israel) is Dame Quickly; junior Bryan Jarrett (The Woodlands, Texas) is Dr. Caius; Lucas Richter (senior, Mustang, Okla.) is Bardolfa; and Ian Strimple (senior, Enid, Okla.) is Pistola.

In the chorus are graduate student Ariela Kalif-Carmi (Israel); juniors T.J. Moss (Mustang, Okla.), Erin Williamson (Highland Village, Tex.), Erin Pederson (Leander, Tex.), and Mario Vasquez (Des Monies, Iowa); sophomores Annie Bradshaw (a graduate of Putnam City West High School); Tony Ramos (Houston), Claire Copeland (Waco, Tex.), Joe Bellinger (Wichita, Kan.), Melissa Myren (Garland, Tex.), Abbey Halbardier (Spring, Tex.), and Anna Lewis (Dallas); and freshmen Shelly Dexter (Divide, Colo.), Micah Green (Arlington, Tex.), Michael Galyon (Estes Park, Colo.), Ernie Pruneda (McAllen, Tex.) and local standouts Ken Lavin (an Edmond Memorial High School alumnus) and Aaron Kellert (a graduate of the Classen School of Advanced Studies).