Producers of the forthcoming staged workshop of new musical Winghaven Park have announced further casting.
The performances will take place at the Actors’ Church in Covent Garden on 25 and 26 September 2024.
Already announced are Summer Strallen (Love Never Dies), Victoria Hamilton-Barritt (Hex, Cinderella), Ryan Anderson (Matilda the Musical), Charlotte Kennedy (Les Miserables) and Anton Stephans (Little Shop of Horrors).
They will be joined by West End star Jamie Muscato (Moulin Rouge!, Once, Heathers) as Rev. James ‘Jim’ Lock.
Also joining the cast are: Lloyd Notice (The Lion King), Keisha Amponsa Banson (Girl From the North Country), Alastair Parker (A Christmas Carol), Julie Jupp (A Christmas Carol), Simon Anthony (Guys & Dolls), Kris Manuel (Mary Poppins), Christopher Erasmus (Beauty and the Beast), and Maisie Mardle (Matilda the Musical).
Winghaven Park has music, book and lyrics by Lisa Peretti.
The show is set during World War 2, when Hollywood movie star Vera Webster (Summer Strallen) returns to Vashon Island and her childhood home, Winghaven Park. Her three-day stay turns into a journey of self discovery as she navigates an estranged sister, buried family secrets and rekindles a long-lost love with her high school sweetheart.
Winghaven Park is directed by Gabriel Barre, with the creative team also including: Musical Supervisor Paul Schofield; Set Designer Justin Williams; Costume Designer Reuben Speed; Lighting Designer Toby Darvill; Sound Designer Dan Samson; Choreographer George Lyons; and Casting Harry Blumenau CDG CDA. General Management and the UK Executive Producer is Thomas Hopkins Productions.
Winghaven Park is playing at Actor’s Church in Covent Garden on 25 September at 8pm, and 26 September at 3pm & 7.30pm.
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