Promotional poster for the musical “Wild About You” at Charing Cross Theatre, January 18–April 10, 2027, featuring headshots of the seven cast members.

Photo Credit: The cast of 'Wild About You' (Courtesy of production)

Dean John-Wilson and Daniel George-Wright complete the cast for 'Wild About You'

Daniel George-Wright and Dean John-Wilson have joined the company of Wild About You, opening at the Charing Cross Theatre in January 2027.

Summary

Daniel George-Wright and Dean John-Wilson have joined the company of *Wild About You*
John-Wilson is cast as ‘Thomas’
George-Wright completes the cast as the final male ensemble member

Aliya Al-Hassan20 October, 2026, 23:00

Daniel George-Wright and Dean John-Wilson have joined the company of Wild About You, opening at the Charing Cross Theatre from Monday 18 January to Saturday 10 April 2027. John-Wilson returns as ‘Thomas’, having performed songs from the show at MusicalCon in 2025 and George-Wright completes the cast as the final male ensemble member.

Alongside them are the previously announced cast, Jodie Steele as ‘Olivia’, Stewart Clarke as ‘Michael’, and Alfie Friedman as ‘Billy’. Alongside them are Danielle Steers as ‘Jess’, Bea Ward as ‘Scoot’, with Cassandra McCowan as female ensemble.

On the day of his high school graduation party, Billy finds a trunk of letters written to him by his late mother, whom he’d been told had abandoned him as a child. The discovery sets Billy and his best friend Scoot on a journey to uncover the truth about his past and his connection to a woman he never knew.

Bringing Dani Stoller’s book to life with aid from Chilina Kennedy, the creative team behind Wild About You includes Director Kristin Hanggi, Music Supervisor, Orchestrator and Arranger Daniel Edmonds, Producer Brian Spector and Associate Producer Caitlin McNeilage, with further names to be announced in due course.

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Photo Credit: Courtesy of production

Frequently asked questions

What is Wild About You about?

On the day of his high school graduation party, Billy, a young man feeling at odds with his future before it has even begun, finds a trunk of letters written to him by his late mother, whom he’d been told abandoned him as a child.

The discovery sets Billy and his best friend Scoot on a journey to uncover the truth about his past, and his connection to a woman he never knew, who might just be the key to understanding where he stands in the world.