

Photo credit: Hammed Animashaun, Bessie Carter, Gemma Whelan. (Courtesy of production)
Hammed Animashaun, Bessie Carter, Gemma Whelan among 'An Oak Tree' cast
The theatrical experiment will star Tim Crouch and a different second actor at each performance. They will step on stage without ever having read or rehearsed the play.
Summary
- An Oak Tree plays at the Other Palace from 5 October
- Guest performers will include Bessie Carter and Clare Perkins
- Previous actors include Geoffrey Rush and Jessie Buckley
Initial casting has been announced for Tim Crouch's An Oak Tree, which begins performances at The Other Palace in London on 5 October, running through 15 November.
The theatrical experiment, which focuses on a grieving father who loses his daughter in a car accident, will star Tim Crouch and a different second actor at each performance. They will step on stage without ever having read or rehearsed the play.
Casting includes Hammed Animashaun (SNL UK, Dealers Choice) on 29 October, Bessie Carter (Bridgerton, Mrs. Warren’s Profession) on 16 October, Rosalie Craig (Riot Women, Good Night, Oscar) on 9 October, Sacha Dhawan (Doctor Who, The Great) on 23 October, George Fouracres (SNL UK, Hamlet) on 10 November, Clare Perkins (Romeo & Juliet, Player Kings) on 13 October, Tom Mothersdale (A Doll’s House, Wolf Hall: The Mirror and the Light) on 14 October, and Gemma Whelan (Game of Thrones, The Tower) on 15 October.
Previous actors who have starred in the show include Frances McDormand, Geoffrey Rush, Peter Dinklage, Mike Myers, David Tennant, Jessie Buckley, Russell Tovey, Indira Varma, Mark Gatiss, Sophie Okonedo, Sharon D Clarke, Alanis Morissette, Toby Jones, Christopher Eccleston, Meera Syal, Julie Hesmondhalgh, Adjoa Andoh, Eddie Marsan, Nina Sosanya, Alfred Enoch, Arthur Darvill, Alex Lawther, Ṣọpẹ́ Dìrísù, Luke Thompson, Phoebe Waller-Bridge, and Michelle Terry.
An Oak Tree is part of Francesca Moody Productions new season at The Other Palace, which brings together three shows that began life at the Edinburgh Festival Fringe
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Frequently asked questions
What is An Oak Tree about?
Tim Crouch's groundbreaking An Oak Tree returns to London this autumn. A bereaved father comes face to face with the stage hypnotist involved in his daughter's death in a funny, moving and utterly unique theatrical event. Featuring a different guest co-star every performance.
How long is An Oak Tree?
The running time of An Oak Tree is 1hr 15min.
Where is An Oak Tree playing?
An Oak Tree is playing at The Other Palace - Main Theatre. The theatre is located at 12 Palace Street, London, SW1E 5JA.
How much do tickets cost for An Oak Tree?
Tickets for An Oak Tree start at £44.
What's the age recommendation for An Oak Tree?
The recommended age for An Oak Tree is Ages 12+..
How do you book tickets for An Oak Tree?
Book tickets for An Oak Tree on London Theatre.
How long is An Oak Tree running?
An Oak Tree currently has tickets available through 15 November 2026. Check calendar for availability.
Is An Oak Tree West End or Off-West End?
An Oak Tree is Off West End.
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