Mr Pickwick | Our illustrious leader who can do no wrong (mostly). The chairman of The Pickwick Club who possesses a gigantic brain and is well-endowed (financially). | Martin Maynard |
| Benjamin Allen | A dissipated medical student. Brother to Arabella whom he would like to marry Bob Sawyer (another medic). Eventually leaves these shores to take up a surgical appointment with the East India Company in Bengal. | Terry Hand |
| Capt Boldwig | A ferocious country squire who has Mr Pickwick carried to the animal pound. He is a little man wearing a stiff black neckerchief and a blue surtout. He bursts with self-importance. | Fred Brookes |
| Dodson | One of the unscrupulous law partners who undertake Mrs Bardell’s legal case against Mr Pickwick. Dodson is a plump, portly man with a loud voice and the dominant partner in the unholy alliance that is ‘Dodson & Fogg’. | Bill Buckley |
| Fogg | One of the unscrupulous law partners who undertake Mrs Bardell’s legal case against Mr Pickwick. An elderly, pimply-faced, vegetable-diet sort of man. | Brian Pearson |
| Alfred Jingle | A rascal, a strolling player and a romantic adventurer who schemes for various mercenary marriages, which Mr Pickwick tries to thwart. He is brought low in the Fleet Prison and rehabilitated by Mr Pickwick. | John Ennis |
| Mivins | Aka ‘The Zephyr’, Mivins is Smangle’s obnoxious, clowning companion incarcerated because ‘money seems to stick to him’. | Brian Briggs |
| Tom Roker | The warder and supply man at Fleet Prison. He charges high rates for meagre lodgings and furniture. | Martin Maynard |
| Dr Slammer | An army man who challenges Winkle to a duel at Rochester; he is irascible and has a taste for violence when frustrated. | Richard Johnson |
| Rev Stiggins | An avaricious, alcoholic and unsavoury evangelist who sponges off the Wellers. | John Edwards |
| Job Trotter | A cunning, emaciated actor whom Jingle employs as a servant. Trotter is a young fellow with a large, sallow and ugly face with sunken eyes. Resorts to tears without warning. | Bruce Evans |
| Jem Wardle | A stout old gentleman and hospitable country squire at Dingley Dell. Fond of the Pickwickians, he entertains them on several occasions. Father to two pretty daughters, Isabella and Emily. | Andy Scutt |
