Till the Stars Come Down Tickets

It’s Sylvia and Marek’s wedding and you’re all invited.  Over the course of a hot summer’s day, a family gathers to welcome a newcomer into their midst.  But as the vodka flows and dances are shared, passions boil over and the limits of love are tested.  What happens when the happiest day of your life opens the door to a new and uncertain future?

Who is in the cast of Till the Stars Come Down?

Starring Lucy Black (Top Girls, National Theatre; The Durrells, ITV) as Hazel, Sinéad Matthews (The Antipodes, National Theatre; Hullraisers, Channel 4) as Sylvia, Philip Whitchurch (Boys from the Blackstuff, Royal Court Liverpool/National Theatre; Peterloo, Entertainment One) as Uncle Pete, Alan Williams (Faith, Hope and Charity, National Theatre; Chernobyl, Sky) as Tony, Dorothy Atkinson (Ludwig, BBC; Saltburn, Warner Bros) as Aunty Carol, Adrian Bower (Gangs of London, Sky; Teachers, BBC) as John, Julian Kostov (The White Lotus, HBO; Shadow and Bone, Netflix) as Marek, Aisling Loftus (Girls and Boys, Nottingham Playhouse; Sherwood, BBC) as Maggie, and Ruby Thompson (Three Sisters, Shakespeare’s Globe; Aftersun, Mubi) as Leanne

The role of Sarah is played by Lillie Babb, Elodie Blomfield and Cadence Williams

Completing the cast are: Tony Bell as Understudy Tony/Uncle Pete; Rachel Marwood as Understudy Aunty Carol/Hazel; and Lee Ruff as Understudy John/Marek
Holly Sumpton – Understudy Maggie/Sylvia/Leanne

Who are the creative team of Till the Stars Come Down?

Written by Beth Steel

Directed by Bijan Sheibani

Set and costume designer, Samal Blak; lighting designer, Paule Constable; choreographer and movement director, Aline David; sound designer, Gareth Fry; revival director, Elin Schofield; original casting director, Alistair Coomer CDG; casting director, Juliet Horsely CDG; dialect coach, Charmian Hoare; intimacy director, Asha Jennings-Grant and fight director, Kev McCurdy.