Further cast announced for 'The Score', starring Brian Cox
Directed by Trevor Nunn, The Score follows the meeting of composer and musician Johann Sebastian Bach, and Frederick II, Europe’s most ambitious and dangerous leader.
Further casting has been revealed for Oliver Cotton’s play The Score, which begins performances at Theatre Royal Haymarket in the West End on 20 February.
Joining the previously announced Brian Cox (Succession, Long Day's Journey Into Night) as Johann Sebastian Bach and Nicole Ansari-Cox (Rock’n’Roll, Deadwood) as Bach’s wife Anna are Peter De Jersey as Voltaire, Juliet Garricks as Emilia, Stephen Hagan as Frederick, Jamie Wilkes as Carl, Christopher Staines as Quantz, Toby Webster as Benda, Matthew Romain as Graun, and James Gladdon as Helstein, with Geoffrey Towers, Jordan Kilshaw, and Rebecca Thornhill.
Directed by Trevor Nunn, The Score is set in Potsdam, Prussia in spring 1747 and follows the meeting of two extraordinary men: the composer and musician Johann Sebastian Bach, and Frederick II, Europe’s most ambitious and dangerous leader.
The rest of the creative team includes Set and Costume Designer Robert Jones, Lighting Designer Johanna Town, Sound Designer and Additional Composition by Sophie Cotton, and Associate Director Cordelia Monsey.
Further cast is to be announced.
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Frequently asked questions
What is The Score about?
Following its successful run at Theatre Royal Bath, The Score, a tale about Johann Sebastian Bach and Frederick II, comes to Theatre Royal Haymarket starring multi-award-winning actor Brian Cox (Succession).
How do you book tickets for The Score?
Book tickets for The Score on London Theatre.
Where is The Score playing?
The Score is playing at Theatre Royal Haymarket. The theatre is located at 18 Suffolk St, London, SW1Y 4HT.
What's the age requirement for The Score?
The recommended age for The Score is Ages 12+..
How long is The Score?
The running time of The Score is 2hr 40min. Incl. 1 Interval.
Who wrote The Score?
The play is by Oliver Cotton.
Who directed The Score?
Sir Trevor Nunn stages the show.
Is The Score appropriate for kids?
This play is ideal for children ages 12 and above.
Is The Score good?
The Score is a fantastic show that tells a gripping story and boasts an excellent star-studded cast and creative team led by HBO Succession star, Brian Cox.
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