

‘Orlando’, starring Emma Corrin, sets full casting
The Virginia Woolf novel comes to the stage.
Find out the full cast for Orlando in the West End this autumn. Orlando begins previews at the Garrick Theatre on 26 November, with an opening night on 5 December, and performances to 25 Feb. 2023. Book Orlando tickets on London Theatre.
Emma Corrin will play Orlando in the production. The Crown star made their West End debut in ANNA X at the Harold Pinter Theatre.
Deborah Findlay joins Corrin in Orlando as Mrs Grimsditch. The Olivier-winning actress and Tony-nominated actress last performed in Alllelujah! at the Bridge Theatre. Jessica Alade, Debra Baker, Akuc Bol, Lucy Briers, Richard Cant, Melissa Lowe, Jodie McNee, Oliver Wickham and Millicent Wong complete the cast.
Virginia Woolf’s Orlando follows the title character as they embark on a five-century long journey to find out how it's possible to live authentically. The Orlando story is inspired by novellist and Woolf's lover, Vita Sackville-West.
Michael Grandage directs Neil Bartlett's Orlando adaptation, with set and costume design by Peter McKintosh, lighting design by Howard Hudson, and composition and sound design by Alex Baranowski.
Orlando is at the Garrick Theatre.
Book Orlando tickets on London Theatre.
Photo credit: Emma Corrin (Photo courtesy of production)
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