Roles and Original Broadway Cast
- Dr. Frederick Frankenstein—Roger Bart
- The Monster—Shuler Hensley
- Igor—Christopher Fitzgerald
- Inga—Sutton Foster
- Elizabeth Benning—Megan Mullally
- Frau Blücher—Andrea Martin
- Inspector Hans Kemp/Harold the Hermit—Fred Applegate
- Dr. Victor von Frankenstein—Kevin Ligon
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