The full cast has been announced for the encore season of Michael Harrison and the Really Useful Group’s crowd and critic pleasing Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat at the London Palladium.
As previously announced, performances are due to begin on 1 July with returning Joseph and Pharaoh Jac Yarrow and Jason Donovan appearing alongside Alexandra Burke as the Narrator. Linzi Hateley will revisit her Olivier Award-nominated performance as The Narrator for special performances with the first scheduled for 17 July.
Steffan Lloyd Evans and Bobby Windebank will take on the roles of Reuben and Simeon respectively with the adult company completed by Femi Akinfolarin, Jabari Braham, Gemma Buckingham, Thalia Burt, Jasmin Colangelo, Jonathan Cordin, Francessca Daniella-Baker, Alexander Day, Andre Fabien Francis, Llandyll Gove, Abigayle Honeywill, Blythe Jandoo, Danny Nattrass, Perry O’Dea, Georgina Parkinson, Emily-Ann Potter, Jon Reynolds, Rochelle Sherona, Katie Singh and Callum Train.
The young performers in the show will be Ava Belle Alexander, Toby Byers, Mei Chiu, Esme Connolly, Hattie Connolly, Alinah Dagpin, Amelie Davison, Josselyn Ospina Escobar, Kaylenn Aires Fonseca, Noah Swer Fox, Bella Harding, Amber Hodder, Rafferty Ison, Holly Jade Roberts, Harry Jelley, Livi Kent, Tamar Laniado, Charlie McGonagle, Isabelle Mullally, Edesiri Paula Okpenerho, Amy Osborn, Millie Playle, Riley Plummer, Teddy Probets, Austin Riley, Harrison Skinner, Ethan Sokontwe, Ellis Sutherland, Charlie Tumbridge and Lilli Watkins.
Subject to the Government hitting its fourth stage in the roadmap out of lockdown as planned on 21 June, the producers hope to begin performances at the Palladium to full capacity audiences from 1 July. Produced by Michael Harrison, the season will run until 5 September with a Gala Night on 15 July.
West End and Broadway director Laurence Connor (School of Rock) heads a creative team which includes leading Broadway choreographer and fellow School of Rock alumni JoAnn M Hunter, set and costume designer Morgan Large, lighting designer Ben Cracknell and sound designer Gareth Owen.
The company manager is Paul Bouchier, with Matt Elesmore as stage manager, Elaine Yeung as deputy stage manager, Laura Smith as assistant stage manager/book cover, with Sam Rixon and Lizzie Alderson as assistant stage managers with Lucy Gosden as technical swing.
Angela Thomas
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