Photos are out for the new UK tour of Robert Bolt’s award-winning drama A Man for All Seasons starring Martin Shaw and Gary Wilmot.
The show is now playing at Theatre Royal Bath until 25 January 2025, and then tours to Chichester, Malvern, Cheltenham, Oxford, Guildford, Canterbury, and London Richmond. See all dates and booking.
Photos: A Man for All Seasons – UK Tour
Judge John Deed’s Martin Shaw reprises his role as Sir Thomas More in the drama, joined by West End star Gary Wilmot (Wicked, Me and My Girl, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang) as The Common Man.
The cast of A Man for All Seasons also includes Edward Bennett (Hamlet, Love’s Labour’s Lost, A Midsummer Night’s Dream) as Thomas Cromwell, Abigail Cruttenden (Not Going Out, Sharpe) as Alice More, and Nicholas Day (Minder, New Tricks) as Cardinal Wolsey.
Completing the cast are Calum Finlay as Richard Rich, Orlando James as Henry VIII, Hari Kang as Attendant to Signor Chapuys, Asif Khan as Signor Chapuys, Annie Kingsnorth as Margaret More, Sam Parks as Archbishop Thomas Cranmer, Sam Phillips as William Roper, Louisa Sexton as A Woman, Timothy Watson as Norfolk, and Huw Brentall and Andrew McDonald.
Directed by former Chichester Festival Theatre director Jonathan Church, the creative team for A Man for All Seasons also includes Set and Costume Designer Simon Higlett; Lighting Designer Mark Henderson; Sound Designer Paul Groothuis; Music by Matthew Scott; and Casting Director Gabrielle Dawes.
Martin returns to the role having portrayed Sir Thomas More in Michael Rudman’s 2006 West End production of A Man for All Seasons at the Theatre Royal Haymarket.
Martin Shaw is known to millions for his TV roles in Inspector George Gently, The Professionals and Judge John Deed. His many stage credits include Alone Together (Theatre Royal Windsor),The Best Man (Playhouse Theatre), Twelve Angry Men (Garrick Theatre), An Ideal Husband (Theatre Royal, Haymarket), Are You Lonesome Tonight? (Phoenix Theatre) and Gaslight.
Gary Wilmot has starred in a string of TV series making him a household name as a comic-actor and singer. His many West End credits include The Wizard of Oz (London Palladium), Wicked (Apollo Victoria Theatre), Prince of Egypt (Dominion Theatre), and The Wind in the Willows (London Palladium).
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