RIFF played by GREG STONE is one of Australia’s best loved A-list theatre actors. After graduating from NIDA, he’s gone on to perform with every major theatre company in the country and won the prestigious Helpmann award for best actor for his brilliant performance as George Bush in Stuff Happens, by David Hare. Greg’s appeared in most major Australian T.V dramas as well as playing lead roles in Robert Connolly’s The Bank, Jonathan Auf Der Heide’s, Van Deiman’s Land and most recently, Jim Loach’s up coming, Oranges and Sunshine. Greg was also the lead singer, Stevie Blissbomb in the hit 70’s spoof band, The Melody Lords.

KATYA played by KIKI CELAREK is a star in the making. A finalist in channel Seven’s Popstars Live, Kiki is a graduate of Adelaide University’s Elder Music Conservatorium. She sings, plays guitar, piano, writes songs and composes for film. She also works as a voice artist. She’s appeared in the feature film The Long Weekend and performed live as a soloist in her own right singing and playing her own material.

SUSAN played by RACHAEL TIDD is one of Australia’s premier musical theatre performers. A graduate of the Victorian College of the Arts Drama School, Rachael is currently touring with Tex Perkins playing June Carter in the hit musical, The Man in Black. Rachael has worked for many theatre companies such as The Melbourne Theatre Company and Playbox as well as performing in touring shows across the country such as Always and The Patsy Cline Story.

BRENDAN - JAMIE MCDONALD'S varied career as an actor has taken him from Hamer Hall at the Melbourne Arts Centre (Top CATS, 1998) to the Queen Elizabeth Hall on London's Southbank (Fallen, 2007) via many places, as many faces, in-between. Predominantly a theatre actor, Jamie has played many classic and contemporary roles in both British and Australian indoor and outdoor venues. Film, television, mixed-media and TV commercial credits have included parts in Neighbours, Easter Island and the award-winning "You Know Who Your Mates Are" Carling UK TVC series. Jamie is also the lead singer/songwriter in the Indie-Pop band, The Mill.

GAYLE played by LULU MCCLATCHY centre, took Britain by storm in her own BBC sitcom, Supergirly, a spoof on women in the music industry. This quickly led to her becoming a host on Britain’s MTV and touring the country with her Supergirly touring show. Back home, Lulu quickly established herself as a writing and performing powerhouse, writing for shows such as Channel Ten’s The wedge and performing in SBS’s, Bogan Pride as well as, Valentine’s Day for the ABC.