West End star Summer Strallen will join the cast of Beetlejuice the Musical for a limited run from 3 August until 2 November 2026. She will star as crystal-obsessed life coach Delia Deetz, taking the role over from Aimie Aitkinson.
Beetlejuice the Musical will see a new cast member arrive at the Prince Edward Theatre for a limited run from August. Summer Strallen (Love Never Dies, Young Frankenstein, The Sound of Music) will step into the role of Delia Deetz, taking over for Aimie Aitkinson, who departs for SIX the Musical on Broadway.
Beetlejuice the Musical, based on the iconic Tim Burton film of the same name, opened in the West End earlier this year. It first premiered on Broadway in 2019 and developed something of a cult following before it’s arrival in the UK.
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The full cast for Beetlejuice the Musical
Summer Strallen will join the cast as Delia, the overly positive, crystal obsessed life coach to Lydia. She will be joining a stellar cast including:
- David Fynn (School of Rock, She Stoops to Conquer) as Beetlejuice, the chaotic demon who desperately wants to be summoned back to the land of the living.
- Tom Xander (Mean Girls the Musical, The Book of Mormon) as Alternate Beetlejuice
- Hannah Nordberg (Euphoria) as Lydia Deetz, the gothic teenage girl grieving the recent death of her mother.
- David Hunter (Waitress, Kinky Boots) as Adam Maitland, an anxious man who just died alongside his wife.
- Chelsea Halfpenny (Emmerdale, 9 to 5: The Musical) as Barbara Maitland, Adam’s wife, who also recently died.
- Aimie Atkinson (Six the Musical) as Delia Schlimmer, the eccentric life coach who has just moved in with Lydia and her father.
- Alasdair Harvey (The Little Big Things) as Charles Deetz, Lydia’s work obsessed father.
Plan your visit to Beetlejuice the Musical
- Theatre: Prince Edward Theatre
- Booking dates: Booking to 17 April 2027
- Performance schedule: Monday to Saturday evenings, Friday and Saturday matinees
- Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (including interval)
- Age range: 12+
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