use hallucinogenic and psychedelic designs to represent The Beatles' ever increasing experimentation with substances and Eastern philosophies. The show culminates with the breakup of the group and the end of the 1960s. Cast members "John Lennon" Eddie Lineberry (1974–1980) — performed on Birth of the Beatles Randy Clark (1980-1981) - from "Beatlemania" Jim Riddle (1983–died 1997) — also performed with Beatlemania Steve Landes (1998–present) —originally from Philadelphia; joined Beatlemania at age 17 Jimmy Irizarry (c. 2012) David Leon (c. 2009) Tim Piper (c. 2009) "Paul McCartney" Chuck Coffey (1974–1980) — performed on Birth of the Beatles . Chuck passed away in July, 2021, in Georgia. Glenn Burtnik (1980-1982) Joey Curatolo (1978–present) – originally from Brooklyn; toured with the Broadway production of Beatlemania; father of Paul Curatolo Robert "Mac" Ruffing — also played with 1964 the Tribute and Beatlemania Graham Alexander (2010–2011) — originally from New Jersey; member of the 2010 Broadway production Alan LaBoeuf (c. 2009) Paul Curatolo (2014–present) — originally from Reno; son of Joey Curatolo (who also played Paul); member of the pop band Wayward; plays the bass left-handed like McCartney Ian B. Garcia — native of Viña del Mar, Chile "George Harrison" Bill Connearney (1974–1982) — performed on Birth of the Beatles; now deceased Joe Bithorn (1983–present) — originally from New York; toured with Beatlemania Tom Teeley— also played with Beatlemania and Classical Mystery Tour Alastar McNeil — native of Oahu, Hawaii; member of the band Kupa'aina. His grand aunt was Broadway chorus dancer Ruth Sato. Jimmy Pou — originally from Miami; was a member of Beatlemania and also portrayed George Harrison in 1964 – The Tribute. John Korba "Ringo Starr" Grant Belotti (1974–1982) — now deceased Bobby Taylor (1980-1985) from "Beatlemania" Steve Wight (1979) — performed on Birth of the Beatles Ralph Castelli (1986–present) — originally from Southern California; toured with Beatlemania; played Ringo in Beatlemania: The Movie'' Aaron Chiazza — former member of Paul Curatolo's band Wayward Douglas Cox — originally from Missouri and Texas Joe Bologna (c. 2009) Chris McBurney Keyboards / percussion Mark Lewis (1975 – present) — founding member and musical arranger of Rain; retired from performing in 2010 to concentrate on managing the show Mark Beyer Chris Smallwood – originally from Kentucky References External links RAIN: A Tribute to the Beatles Facebook page "Original Rain" Facebook page Musicals based on songs by the Beatles The Beatles tribute bands Revues Musicals inspired