Characters
Each of the three plays has its own cast of seven characters. In the original production, the twenty-one characters were cast as follows:
| Actor in original production | Actor required | GamePlan | FlatSpin | RolePlay |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bill Champion | Male, younger | Troy Stephens | Sam Berryman | Justin Lazenby |
| Saskia Butler | Female, younger | Sorrel Saxon | Tracy Taylor | Julie-Ann Jobson |
| Alison Pargeter | Female, younger | Kelly Butcher | Rosie Seymour | Paige Petite |
| Tim Faraday | Male, older | Dan Endicott | Tommy Angel | Micky Rale |
| Robert Austin | Male, older | Leo Tyler | Maurice Whickett | Derek Jobson |
| Beth Tuckley | Female, older | Grace Page | Edna Stricken | Dee Jobson |
| Jacqueline King | Female, older | Lynette Saxon | Annette Sefton-Wilcox | Arabella Lazenby |
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