Cast
- Dennis Akayama – Polyphemus the Cyclops, Amycus
- Emilie Barlow – Siren #2
- Lawrence Bayne – Hercules, War Spirit
- Rick Bennett – Ares (1st Time)
- Zachary Bennett – Talos
- Tyrone Benskin – Elpenor
- John Blackwood – Calais
- James Blendick – Narrator
- Stephen Boggaert – Hermes (3rd Time)
- Kristen Bone – Hope Spirit
- Natalie Brown – Atalanta (2nd Time)
- Valerie Buhagiar – Queen Telephasse
- Donald Burda – Lyceus
- George Buza – King Minos (1st Time), Gorgus
- Lally Cadeau – Athena (2nd Time)
- Sally Cahill – Medea
- Benedict Campbell – Daedalus, Perimedes, King Midas
- Cole Caplan – Iolaus's Brother
- Juan Chioran – Antonius
- Richard Clarkin – Hermes (1st Time)
- Jesse Collins – Apollo
- Vincent Corazza – Cilix
- Alyson Court – Delona
- Amos Crawley – Icarus
- Michael Daingerfield – Actaeon
- Lisa Dalbello – Graeae
- Jennifer Dale – Medusa
- Tony Daniels –
- Richard Denison – Achelous
- Daniel DeSanto – Iolaus
- Philip DeWilde – Cadmus
- Francis Diakowsky – Poseidon
- Don Dickinson – King Iobates
- Catherine Disher – Aethra
- Cathal J. Dodd – Lucius
- Robin Dunne – Perseus
- Christopher Earle – Prince Meleager
- Adrian Egan – Deceit Spirit, King Agenor
- Michael Fletcher – Iphicles
- Colin Fox – King Cepheus, King Menelaus
- Edward Glen – Ictinus
- Janet-Laine Green – Hera
- Katie Griffin – Siren #4
- Nicky Guadecki – Princess Danaë
- Paul Haddad – Theseus
- Elizabeth Hanna – Artemis
- Terri Hawkes – Pandora
- David Hemblen – Hephaestus
- Ellen-Ray Hennessy – Graeae
- Dan Hennessey – Nessus
- Tori Higginson – Circe
- Roger Honeywell – Odysseus
- Pam Hyatt – Jealousy Spirit
- Loretta Jafelice – Despair Spirit
- Howard Jerome – Polites
- Taborah Johnson – Siren #3
- David Klar – Young Damon
- Lorne Kennedy – Philonoe, King Minos (2nd Time)
- Gary Krawford – Zeus, Eumaeus
- Wendy Lands – Aphrodite
- Caroly Larson – Andromeda, Atalanta (1st Time)
- Shannon Lawson – Queen Cassiopeia
- Ron Lea – Chiron (1st Time)
- Julie Lemieux – Penelope
- Shauna MacDonald as Lachesis
- Jonathan Malen – Young Castor and Pollux
- Judy Marshak – Graeae #3, Ecylceia
- Shiela McCarthy – Clotho
- Scott McCord – Phineus
- Dean McDermott – Phoenix
- Hamish McEwan – Prince Dionus
- Diego Montamores – Antiphus
- Tracey Moore – Siren #1, Iolaus' Sister
- Kristina Nicoll – Helen
- Deborah Odell – Deianira
- Colin O'Meara – Cimon
- David Orth – Jason
- Stephen Ouimette – Dionysus
- Reagan Pasternak – Europa
- Ross Petty – King Pelias
- Jonathan Potts – Prometheus
- Toby Proctor – Telemachus
- Karl Pruner – Chiron (2nd Time)
- John Ralston – Paris
- James Rankin – Figgis
- Martin Roach – Lycopheus
- Wayne Robson – Eurystheus
- Susan Roman – Aspasia
- Tony Rosato – Orpheus
- Ron Rubin – Axos, Brutocus
- Tyrone Savage – Young Achilles
- Cedric Smith – King Polydectes
- Lyon Smith – Pythias
- Robert Smith – Epimetheus, Hate Spirit
- Linda Sorenson – Demeter
- Norm Spencer – Hades
- Greg Spottiswood – Bellerophon
- Kent Staines – King Aeëtes, Boreas
- Rob Stefaniuk – Phaëton
- Allen Stewart-Coates – Ares (2nd Time)
- John Stocker – Zetes, Polemius
- Joy Tanner – Cybele
- Wendy Thatcher – Athena (1st Time)
- Robert Tinkler – Androcles
- Adrian Truss – Arios
- Maria Vacratsis – Hecate, Atropos
- Chris Wiggins – Great Oracle, King Proetus
- Philip Williams – King Polydectes' Advisor
- Rod Wilson – Castor
- Maurice Dean Wint – Atlas, Alcyoneus
- Victor A. Young – King Glaucus
- Lenore Zann – Persephone
- Bob Zidel – Helios
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