Hit Off-West End musical Cable Street has announced casting ahead of its return to London this autumn 2024.
Following a sell-out run at Southwark Playhouse Borough in February 2024, the musical is moving to Southwark Playhouse Elephant in September.
Rejoining the cast are Danny Colligan (Dirty Dancing, The Book of Mormon), Sha Dessi (Les Misérables) and Joshua Ginsberg (Chicken Soup with Barley), playing the three young friends Ron, Mairead and Sammy. They are joined by new cast members Davina Moon (Life Of Pi, Matilda The Movie, Ted Lasso), and Mia Overfield (Demon Dentist).
Also back in the cast are Max Alexander-Taylor (The Lion), Aiofe Mac Namara (Cable Street), Ethan Pascal Peters (Showstopper! The Improvised Musical) and Jez Unwin (Groundhog Day).
Cable Street is written by Tim Gilvin (music and lyrics) and Alex Kanefsky (book and lyrics), and is directed by Adam Lenson.
The creative team for the show also includes choreographer Jevan-Howard Jones, set designer Yoav Segal, costume designer Lu Herbert, associate director Jamie Buller, musical supervisor Tamara Saringer, orchestrator and arranger Tim Gilvin, lighting designer Sam Waddington, dramaturg Olivia Mace, and casting director Sarah Leung.
Cable Street tells the true story of the the Battle of Cable Street in 1936, and the stories of people living in London’s East End during the 1930’s.
Cable Street will play at Southwark Playhouse Elephant from 6 September to 10 October 2024.
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