Played by the oldest actor, this character embodies the inevitability and mystery of mortality, bringing depth and a sense of experience to the unfolding events.

The central character chosen by lottery, representing a relatable, average individual navigating the inevitability of their journey and challenges with companions and personal faculties.

Characters played by a changing cast each performance, these figures represent Everybody's earthly connections, including personal relationships and possessions.

A chorus representing the collective inner thoughts and struggles of Everybody, providing insight and commentary during periods of introspection.

Characters played by the Somebodies, these personifications of innate qualities offer advantages in life but cannot accompany Everybody into death.

These characters symbolize important moral aspects of Everybody's life, with Love offering support and Evil representing personal misdeeds.

A dual role played by the youngest actor, representing both innocence and the passage of time, integral to the play’s exploration of life’s constants.