This show has a really small cast, but each person is important! These are just a few of my favourites from the recordings and when I saw the show on stage.

John Scherer. Since he's on stage pretty much every minute of the show, you better like the guy playing Bertie. And luckily, I did. :-) John Scherer has a lovely voice, and great timing and facial expressions. He made me laugh many times. My only even minor complaint was that he seemed too intelligent for Bertie - I never believed he was completely hopeless. :-)

Martin Jarvis. Jeeves is really meant to steal the show, and Martin Jarvis does his fair share of that. With his very British demeanour and dry humour, he throws out random comments that are so quick you might miss them, but very funny if you catch it. I can't imagine anyone doing this role much better!

Malcolm Sinclair. He is Jeeves on the London Revival recording, and his very dry delivery cracks me up several times. When I read anything in the books that Jeeves says, I always imagine it to be the way that Malcolm Sinclair would have said it. Learn much more about this gifted actor at the Official Malcolm Sinclair Website.

Steven Pacey. My first exposure to Bertie was his portrayal on the recording, and it was wonderful. He's got a great, natural singing voice, and his delivery is always spot-on. I think my favourite line is: "What could be simpler? Practically anything you care to think of, really", but they're all great! Find out more at Steven Pacey Online.

Don Stephenson. This is the 3rd show I've had the pleasure of seeing Don in on Broadway, and he always impresses me. His Bingo is so beyond help that he's completely endearing. Unfortunately it's not a big singing role, but he has the comedic stuff down pat!