Philip Ridley’s Leaves of Glass is returning to the Park Theatre in London this January, and casting has been confirmed.
Back for more will be Kacey Ainsworth (Grantchester, Sweeney Todd, EastEnders), Ned Costello (Britannicus) and Joseph Potter, plus Katie Eldred (This Beautiful Future) will be new to the cast.
The show had a successful run at the Park Theatre last May, and is a gripping four hander about memory, manipulation, and power.
Directed by Max Harrison, the creative team also includes Katarina Fuller (Assistant Director); Zoe Weldon (Producer); Kit Hinchcliffe (Designer & Production Manager); Sam Glossop (Sound Designer); Alex Lewer (Lighting Designer); Nadine Rennie CDG (Casting Consultant); Sasha Reece (Assistant Stage Manager); Sam Angell (Movement Consultant); Lawrence Carmichael (Fight and Intimacy Coordinator); and Mary Howland (Dialect Coach).
Jez Bond, Artistic Director Park Theatre said in a statement: ”We are delighted to have Philip Ridley’s Leaves of Glass return to Park Theatre after a successful run earlier this year, which saw the show break Box Office records for Park90. Lidless Theatre’s show received an overwhelmingly positive reaction from both the press and audience members. It’s a pleasure to have such high-quality work back in the building and we are delighted that audiences who missed it the first time – or those who want to see this powerful drama again – will get the chance to catch it.”
Leaves of Glass is playing at the Park Theatre from 16 January 2024 to 10 February 2024.
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Photos: Leaves of Glass (2023 run)
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