Everybody’s Talking About Jamie – booking extended to October 2018

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A new booking period has opened for the feel-good brand new musical Everybody’s Talking About Jamie, directed by Jonathan Butterell and written by Dan Gillespie Sells and Tom MacRae. Tickets can now be booked up to Saturday 6 October 2018.

Everybody’s Talking About Jamie opened to critical acclaim at the Sheffield Crucible in 2017, and is now running at the Apollo Theatre in the West End.

The show has won the UK Theatre Awards for Best Musical Production and Best Performance in a Musical for lead actor John McCrea. Everybody’s Talking About Jamie also won the Attitude Culture Award 2017, and Dan Gillespie-Sells won the Best Composer Award at the Stage Debut Awards. The piece is also nominated for four WhatsOn Stage Awards. The winners will be announced on 25 February 2018.

John McCrea has returned to play the title role of Jamie alongside Josie Walker who reprises her role as his Mum, Margaret.

They are joined by: Daniel Davids (Levi), Mina Anwar (Rayia ‘Ray’ Begum), Luke Baker (Dean Paxton), Courtney Bowman (Fatimah), Tamsin Carroll (Miss Hedge), James Gillan (Tray Sophisticay), Harriet Payne (Bex), Shiv Rabheru (Cy), Lucie Shorthouse (Pritti Pasha) and Kirstie Skivington (Vicki), along with Alex Anstey (Laika Virgin), Luke Bayer, Marvyn Charles, Ken Christiansen (Jamie’s Dad), Jordan Cunningham (Sayid), Ryan Hughes (Mickey), Daniel Jacob (Sandra Bollock), Cherelle Jay, Rebecca McKinnis, Phil Nichol (Hugo), Chloe Pole and Lauran Rae (Becca).

The production’s creative team includes designer Anna Fleischle, choreographer Kate Prince, musical director Theo Jamieson, lighting designer Lucy Carter, sound designer Paul Groothuis, and casting director Will Burton.

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Tickets for Everybody’s Talking About Jamie are available HERE

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