Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre has announced the full cast and creatives for its forthcoming production of The Secret Garden.
Frances Hodgson Burnett’s classic tale, The Secret Garden, adapted by Holly Robinson and Anna Himali Howard and directed by Howard begins performances at the Open Air Theatre on 15 June.
The cast features Theo Angel as Colin, Richard Clews as Ben Weatherstaff, George Fletcher as Dr. Craven, Amanda Hadingue as Mrs. Medlock, Molly Hewitt-Richards as Martha, Jack Humphrey as Archibald Craven, Avita Jay as Champa, Hannah Khalique-Brown as Mary Lennox, Patrick Osborne as Captain Lennox, Sharan Phull as Lata/The Robin, Archana Ramaswamy as Padma, and Brydie Service as Dickon.
The full creative team includes Dr. Priyanka Basu as Consultant Historian and Translator, Laura Cubitt as Puppetry Consultant, Will Dickie as Movement Director, Tingying Dong as Sound Designer, Gillian Greer as Dramaturg, James Hassett as Season Associate Sound Designer, Anna Himali Howard as Director, Polly Jerrold as Casting Director, Mishra Music (Ford Collier and Kate Griffin) as Composer, Jai Morjaria as Lighting Designer, Ita O’Brien as Intimacy Director, Hana Pascal Keegan as Associate Director, Khadija Raza as Costume Designer, Holly Robinson as Writer, and Leslie Travers as Set Designer.
This new adaptation of The Secret Garden is a commission by Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
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The Secret Garden is playing at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre from 15 June to 20 July 2024.
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