Notable Principal Cast
Jekyll/Hyde:
- Colm Wilkinson — Original Concept Album Highlights
- Anthony Warlow — Original Gothic Thriller Album 1994 (Complete Work)
- Robert Cuccioli — First National Tour, Original Broadway Cast
- Rob Evan — Standby on First National Tour, First Broadway Alternate & Later Broadway Lead, Resurrection Album, Concert Tour
- Joseph Mahowald - Second Broadway Alternateoriginal Sweeny Todd Judge
- Jack Wagner — Broadway, first celebrity casting
- Sebastian Bach — Broadway
- David Hasselhoff — Final Broadway
- Chuck Wagner — 1987 Demo, Original 1990 Alley Production, Second National Tour
- Drew Sarich — Cologne, Germany
- de:Yngve Gasoy-Romdal — Cologne and Magdeburg, Germany
- Thomas Borchert — Original Vienna Cast
- de:Ethan Freeman — Germany
- Jo Seung-woo — Seoul, South Korea
- Hong Kwang Ho - Seoul, South Korea
- Ryu Jung-han — Seoul, South Korea
- Takeshi Kaga — Original Japanese cast
- de:Ethan Freeman — Bremen, Germany
- de:Darius Merstein — Bremen, Germany
- Steve Barton — Bremen, Germany
- nl:Hans Peter Janssens — Antwerp, Belgium
- Paul Nicholas — Original UK cast - first UK tour (2004)
- Raphael — Original Madrid Cast
- Jesper Lundgaard — Herning, Denmark
- Daniel Hůlka — 2005 Czech cast
- Aleksandr Domogarov — Moscow, Russia
- Anders Ekborg — Ostgotateatern, Sweden
- Nando Prado — Original Brazilian cast
- de:Jan Ammann — 2008 Bad Hersfeld, Germany
- Brad Little — 2010 Australasian tour
- Marti Pellow — Second UK Tour 2011
- Constantine Maroulis - 2012 National US Tour
Lucy:
- Linda Eder — Originated the role with the Original Alley Production, the first national tour, and original Broadway cast.
- Luba Mason — Broadway replacement
- Coleen Sexton — Former Broadway understudy, The Final Lucy Harris, DVD recording
- Marsia — Original Japanese cast
- Kate Shindle — starred in the Resurrection cast & tour
- Sharon Brown — Second National Tour
- Louise Dearman — Original UK cast First Uk Tour (2004)
- Lyn Liechty — Original Bremen cast
- Marta Ribera — Original Madrid cast
- Belinda Wollaston — 2010 Australsian Tour
- Eva Maria Marold — Original Vienna cast
- Kacau Gomes — Original Brazilian cast
- Sabrina Carter — UK Tour 2011
- Deborah Cox - 2012 National US Tour
Emma/Lisa:
- Carolee Carmello — Original Gothic Thriller Album (Complete Work)
- Christiane Noll — Original Broadway cast
- Anastasia Barzee— Broadway replacement
- Andrea Rivette - Broadway replacement, Final Emma, DVD recording
- Kelli O'Hara — National Tour, understudied on Broadway
- Rebecca Spencer — Original 1990 Alley Production
- Margarita Marbán — Original Madrid cast
- Maya Hakvoort — Original Vienna cast
- Rina Chinen — Original Japanese cast
- Kiara Sasso — Original Brazilian Cast
- Sarah Earnshaw — UK Tour 2011
- Teal Wicks - 2012 National US Tour
Sir Danvers:
- John Raitt — Original Gothic Thriller Album (Complete Work)
- Barrie Ingham — Original Broadway Cast
- Edmund Lyndeck — Original 1990 Alley Production
Notable ensemble members:
- Coleen Sexton
- Kate Shindle — Broadway
- Heidi Blickenstaff — 2nd National Tour
- Deb Lyons — 2nd National Tour
- Amy Spanger
- Kelli O'Hara — Broadway
- Emily Skinner
- David Delve
- Michael Taibi
- Max Perlman — Broadway and 2nd National Tour
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