Photos are out for the UK premiere of The Wanderers at Marylebone Theatre in London.
The Wanderers is now playing at the Marylebone Theatre until 29 November 2025.
This new production of the acclaimed play by Anna Ziegler (Photograph 51, Actually) is directed by award-winner Igor Golyak (Our Class, The Orchard), and designed by Jan Pappelbaum, Head of Set Design at Berlin’s Schaubühne theatre.
The Wanderers stars Katerina Tannenbaum (And Just Like That, Gossip Girl) as Esther, Paksie Vernon (People, Places and Things) as Sophie, and Anna Popplewell (The Chronicles of Narnia) as Julia Cheever, alongside Alexander Forsyth (Casualty, The Man Who Knew Infinity) as Abe, and Eddie Toll (World War Z, The Little Stranger, Casualty) as Schmuli.
Photos: The Wanderers in London
In The Wanderers, two narratives intertwine in a story about longing, connection, and the invisible threads that bind us across generations. The play is coming to London following an Off-Broadway run at Roundabout Theatre Company in 2023.
The wider creative team includes Set design by Jan Pappelbaum, Costume design by Sasha Ageeva, Lighting design by Alex Musgrave, Composer Anna Drubich, Sound design by Julian Starr, Casting by Lucy Casson with Harry Armytage, Production Management by The Production Office, and General Manager Alex Turner.
The Wanderers is now running at the Marylebone Theatre in London until 29 November 2025.
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