Full cast announced for 'CATS' at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre
Based on Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T.S. Eliot, the musical follows a tribe of strays and rebels in London as they gather under the Jellicle moon in the hope they’ll be the chosen one.
The full cast has been revealed for Drew McOnie's new production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's CATS, which begins performances at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre in London on 25 July, running through 12 September.
Based on Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats by T.S. Eliot, and directed and choreographed by McOnie, the musical follows a tribe of strays and rebels in London as they gather under the Jellicle moon in the hope they’ll be the chosen one, who will be reborn into a new life.
The cast includes Fin Adams (Alonzo), Carla Bertran (Electra / Co-Dance Captain), Elliot Broadfoot (Bustopher Jones), Grace Burrows (Offstage Swing), Matthew Caputo (Skimbleshanks), Josie Chambers-Sims (Syllabub (Jemima)), Briana Craig (Rumpleteazer), Katie Dunsden (Bombalurina), Joshua-Samuel Freeman (Tumblebrutus (Bill Bailey)), Regan Garcia (Pouncival (Carbuckety)), Aaron Jenkins (Offstage Swing), Hannah Joseph (Victoria), Taziva-Faye Katsande (Tantomile), Melanie La Barrie (Old Deuteronomy), Diante Lodge (Macavity / Admetus), Owen McHugh (George ), Danny Nattrass (Mungojerrie), Millie O'Connell (Demeter), Andrew Parfitt (Coricopat), Charlotte Riby (Jennyanydots (Gumbie Cat)), Nathan Rigg ( Offstage Swing), Lucie-Mae Sumner (Jellylorum (Griddlebone)), Jaydon Vijn (Rum Tum Tugger), Jack Wilcox (Munkustrap), Gary Wilmot (Gus), Rachael Wooding (Grizabella), Jet Yau (Mr. Mistoffelees / Quaxo), Taela Yeomans-Brown (Offstage Swing / Co-Dance Captain) and Patricia Zhou (Cassandra).
McOnie said: "I’m so excited to welcome this astonishing group of performers to Regent’s Park. CATS has always celebrated the unique talents of its performers, and I can’t wait for our audiences to experience this company’s brilliance in this brand-new production. Each of these cast members will play their own special part in creating animalistic harmony under the Jellicle Moon. It’s going to be quite an adventure and we look forward to welcoming you to join us."
The rest of the creative team includes Josh Baker (Resident Director & Choreographer), Guy Common (Makeup Designer & Supervisor), Sami Fendall (Set, Costume and Wigs Designer), Adam Fisher (Sound Designer), Jessica Hung Han Yun (Lighting Designer), Ingrid Mackinnon (Intimacy Director), Kev McCurdy (Fight Director), Fiona McDougal (Voice Coach), Geraint Owen (Musical Director), and Alex Parker (Musical Supervisor).
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Photo credit: The cast of CATS. (Photo by Mark Senior)
Frequently asked questions
What is CATS about?
Be brought into the lively experience of the Jellicle Ball under the stars in CATS, Andrew Lloyd Webber’s global musical sensation, reimagined for Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
What's the age recommendation for CATS?
The recommended age for CATS is Ages 5+. Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted to the venue..
Where is CATS playing?
CATS is playing at Regent's Park Open Air Theatre. The theatre is located at Inner Circle, Regent's Park, London, NW1 4NU.
How long is CATS?
The running time of CATS is 2hr 15min. Incl. Interval.
How do you book tickets for CATS?
Book tickets for CATS on London Theatre.
How much do tickets cost for CATS?
Tickets for CATS start at £48.
Who wrote CATS?
Andrew Lloyd Webber is the writer based on T.S. Eliot’s book, Old Possum’s Book of Practical Cats.
What songs are in CATS?
CATS includes many hit songs such as “Old Deuteronomy,” “The Jellicle Ball,” and “Memory.”
Who directed CATS?
Drew McOnie is the director.
Is CATS appropriate for kids?
CATS is best suited for those ages 5 and above. Children under the age of 4 will not be permitted into the theatre, and anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Is CATS good?
CATS is a dazzling performance, with Drew McOnie directing and choreographing this brand-new staging, offering a fresh look at the experience of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s famous musical.
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