Productions
1989 Australian Cast
- Russell Crowe as Johnny
- Troy Newman as Johnny
- Daniel Abineri as Father MacLean
- Wendy Stapleton as Mary
- British actor Gary Olsen as Pope Liberty III
- Steve Bastoni as Charlie Fortune
- Nadine Garner as Desire
- Brian Mannix, Wayne Pygram and Liam Shields as The Cardinals
1993 London Showcase Cast
- Mark Shaw as Johnny
- Daniel Abineri as Father MacLean
- Elizabeth Carling as Mary
- Matt Selby as Charlie Fortune
- Sebastian Abineri as Pope Liberty
- Jody Saron as Desire
- Cathy Murphy as a nun and various other characters
1994 London cast
- Mark Shaw as Johnny
- Craig Ferguson as Father MacLean
- Cornel John as Charlie Fortune
- Stephen Marcus as Pope Liberty
- Anna Jacysaon as Mary
- Eve Barker as Desire
- Sandra Bee, Perry Benson, Louisa Casano, Mark Frost, Daniel Kyle and Louise Anne Wesley as Cardinals/Ensemble
2010 UK touring cast
- Steve Steinman as Father Maclean
- Dawn Spence as Mary
- Henry Bird as Bad Boy Johnny
- Emily Clark as Desire
- Mike Taylor as Pope Liberty
- Nick Newbould as Charlie Fortune
Band
- Jordan Bracewell guitar
- Ben Grimsley bass guitar
- Nickky Miller drums
- Arthur Bird keys
- Laura Manship sax
Nuns backing vocals
- Jodie Cooper
- Chloe Bass
- Emily Clark
- Shereen Webb
Directed by Daniel Abineri.
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