Principal Characters and Original Cast
- Don Diego de la Vega/Zorro – Matt Rawle. He is the son of Don Alejandro, who initially heads the pueblo. He adopts a heroic alter ego to save the people of the pueblo who are being punished under Ramon's cruel leadership.
- Luisa – Emma Williams. Luisa grows up with Diego and Ramon. She falls in love first with Diego and then Zorro, not knowing his true identity.
- Ramon – Adam Levy. Diego's childhood friend. Ramon is jealous of the feelings Luisa has for Diego. He is made captain of the army and seizes power.
- Inez – Lesli Margherita. The gypsy queen, Inez travels around the backstreets of Barcelona performing with Diego, with whom she falls in love.
- Sergeant Garcia – Nick Cavaliere. Servant to Ramon, he is cowardly, yet likable. He falls in love with Inez.
- Don Alejandro de la Vega – Jonathan Newth. He is Diego's father, and the rightful leader of the Pueblo.
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