Full cast announced for 'Brigadoon' at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre

The musical tells the story of two WW2 fighter pilots Tommy and Jeff, who crash land in the Highlands of Scotland and stumble upon the mysterious village of Brigadoon.

The full cast has been revealed for Lerner and Loewe's Brigadoon at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre this summer.

The musical tells the story of two WW2 fighter pilots Tommy and Jeff, who crash land in the Highlands of Scotland and stumble upon the mysterious village of Brigadoon — a place that appears for only one day every 100 years. Scottish playwright Rona Munro's adaptation will be directed and choreographed by Drew McOnie.

Joining Danielle Fiamanya (Fiona MacLaren) and Louis Gaunt (Tommy Albright) are Jasmine Jules Andrews (Jean MacLaren), Elizabeth Armstrong (Ensemble), Edward Baruwa (Andrew MacLaren), Norman Bowman (Archie Beaton), Taylor Bradshaw (Ensemble), Chrissy Brooke (Maggie Anderson and Ensemble), Tanisha-Mae Brown (Ensemble), Cavan Clarke (Jeff Douglas), David Colvin (Ensemble and Piper), Adam Davidson (Ensemble), Tim Hodges (Ensemble), Shoko Ito (Ensemble), Gilli Jones (Charlie Dalrymple), Christian Knight (Ensemble and Dance Co-Captain), Anne Lacey (Lundie), Robin Mackenzie (Ensemble), Owen McHugh (Onstage Swing), Nic Myers (Meg Brockie), Danny Nattrass (Harry Beaton), Jessie Odeleye (Offstage Swing), Eve Parsons (Onstage Swing), Bethany Tennick (Ensemble), Dale White (Offstage Swing and Dance Co-Captain), and Liam Wrate (Ensemble).

McOnie said: “I’m thrilled to be directing this brilliant cast in my first season as Artistic Director of Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre. I can’t wait to work with this talented group of artists to bring Brigadoon back to the London stage after a 35-year absence, transporting audiences from Regent’s Park to the Scottish Highlands.”

This is the first major London revival of Brigadoon in over 35 years. The production runs from 2 August – 20 September.

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Photo credit: Danielle Fiamanya, Louis Gaunt, and Jasmine Jules. (Courtesy of production)