Robber whose release is requested by Sanhedrin and granted by Pilate

One of the two robbers condemned alongside Yeshua

Second robber condemned alongside Yeshua

High priest of the Sanhedrin who debates release of Bar‑Rabbān

Centurion nicknamed ‘Ratslayer’ who whips Yeshua and escorts him

Former tax collector who becomes Yeshua's companion

Roman procurator of Judea, suffering severe headache, presides over Yeshua's trial

Galilean prisoner, identified as Jesus, denies incitement, discusses philosophy

claims to have witnessed Pilate’s balcony and displays severe mental instability

operates the tram that strikes Berlioz, causing his death

Smoker who guards Ivan’s clothes at the river and later steals them.

Huge black cat that walks on hind legs, boards a tram, and aids the professor’s escape.

Ex‑choirmaster who confronts Ivan after Berlioz’s death, wearing a broken pince‑nez and claiming not to understand Russian.

Naked woman in the bathroom who mistakes Ivan for a intruder and shouts about Fyodor Ivanych.

Five‑year‑old who opens the door to apartment 13‑47 for Ivan.

Chief of the psychiatric clinic, about forty‑five, examines and detains Ivan Homeless

Bearded staff member tasked with monitoring Ivan Homeless

Poet detained in a psychiatric clinic, recounts encounter with mysterious foreign consultant who knows Pontius Pilate

Mysterious red‑haired man, part of Woland's retinue, assaults Varenukha. Azazello appears as a red‑haired man at the funeral, reveals the stolen head, and invites Margarita to a midnight rendezvous with a foreigner, giving her a golden ointment box.

Assistant to Woland, speaks on telephone, informs Varenukha of Likhodeev's absence.

Uniformed woman delivering super‑lightning telegrams.

Black‑magic professor whose séance is advertised.

Naked red‑haired girl appearing in Likhodeev's apartment hall, offers a kiss. She materializes at Rimsky's window as a decayed corpse, stretches a green arm to open the latch, and disappears with a crowing cock.

Financial director of the Variety Theatre, managing office affairs. He flees the office after the supernatural encounter, steals the magic banknotes, and vanishes on the Leningrad express.

Director of Variety Theatre, previously contracted with Woland, now missing.

Administrator of the Variety Theatre, active in handling telegrams and phone calls. Varenukha arrives bruised, pallid, wearing a striped scarf, and casts no shadow; lies about Styopa Likhodeev; disappears supernaturally.

Nurse who aids Ivan, picks up pages, gives injection

A black‑bearded man attempted to breach the cordons, was wounded, then wrote frantic notes on a parchment about Matthew Levi’s despair.

Mysterious hooded figure observed the execution, sat on a three‑legged stool, examined Yeshua's body and declared him dead.

Roman tribune arrived late on the hill, whispered to the centurion, and departed with the hooded man after the executions.

Ash‑coloured dog that appears during the investigation, howls from the broken window and leads officers to a cab stand.

Manager of the city affiliate, obsessed with organizing clubs, forces staff into a forced choir performance.

Secretary of Prokhor Petrovich, found sobbing and frantic during Vassily's investigation.

Messenger who reports that the magician was supposedly staying in Likhodeev's apartment.

Wife of Rimsky who appears sobbing after the disappearance of the Variety staff.

Chairman of the Spectacles Commission, present during Vassily's visit and witnessed a surreal scene with a phantom suit.

Senior bookkeeper of the Variety theatre who attempts to manage the chaos after the black‑magic séance.

Young woman selling literature at the affiliate, who breaks into hysterical singing.

Variety Theatre barman who meets Woland, receives a prophecy of liver cancer and seeks medical help.

Uncle of the dead editor Mikhail Berlioz, industrial economist from Kiev who travels to Moscow to claim his nephew's Sadovaya apartment.

Neurologist who appears in Kuzmin’s office offering consolation amid the leech chaos.

Physician who examines the barman’s head, dismisses the cancer prophecy, and experiences surreal leech infiltration.

Margarita is introduced as the grieving, childless wife of a prominent specialist; her backstory, dream, and actions are detailed.

Natasha is Margarita’s housemaid who chats about the séance rumors.