See brand new images of the new cast of The Hunger Games: On Stage as the production enters its second year. The production sees Elizabeth Anderson takes over as Katniss Everdeen, with Neil McDermott as Haymitch and Daniel Brocklebank as Caesar, alongside a new company and enhancements to its design.
The Hunger Games: On Stage has officially entered its second year at the Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre as it welcomes a brand new company. Building on the scale and ambition of its first year, the creative team has also introduced new enhancements to the production, across costume, video and lighting design, along with some refinements to the script and staging.
The first book in Suzanne Collins’ series is adapted for the stage by Conor McPherson (The Weir, Girl from the North Country, The Seafarer) and directed by Matthew Dunster (2:22 A Ghost Story, Hangmen, The Pillowman, Hedda, The Battle).
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Photos: The new company of The Hunger Games: On Stage
Meet the new company
The new cast joining the production includes:
- Katniss Everdeen: Elizabeth Anderson
- Peeta Mellark: Vinnie Copeland
- Gale Hawthorne: Nathan Stokes
- Prim: Daisy Statham
- Mrs Everdeen: Alix Dunmore
- Effie Trinket: Isabel Della-Porta
- Cinna: Theo Ogundipe
- Haymitch Abernathy: Neil McDermott (EastEnders)
- Caesar Flickerman: Daniel Brocklebank (Coronation Street)
The company is completed by returning cast members Aiya Agustin (Rue), Geo Bailey (Tippet), Alexandra Barredo (Fossa), Jessica Daugirda (offstage swing) and Luca Moscardini (offstage swing), and new cast members Jason Battersby (Cato), Jesse Chidera (offstage swing), Elliot Copeland (offstage swing), Myla Carmen (Clove), Archie Durrant (Stele), Xanthe Gibson (offstage swing and alternate Katniss), Maria Goodman (offstage swing), Joseph Lukehurst (onstage swing), Montel Morrison (Thresh), Jhanaica van Mook (Glimmer), Lewis Renninson (Drove), Florence Russell (offstage swing), Jake Scott Newton (Marvel), Emma Shannon (onstage swing), Hamish Skeoch (Fila) and Rhodri Watkins (offstage swing).
Troubadour Canary Wharf Theatre, London
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