Full casting has been announced for Jordan Fein’s acclaimed London revival of Fiddler on the Roof, coming to the Barbican Theatre in London next month.
The show transfers from an acclaimed run at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre last summer, to London’s Barbican Theatre for a strictly limited eight-week summer season from 24 May 2025.
Already announced in the cast for the Barbican Theatre are Adam Dannheisser as Tevye, Lara Pulver as Golde, and Beverley Klein as Yente. All three were nominated for 2025 Olivier Awards, and the show went home with three wins, including Best Musical Revival.
The cast will also include Natasha Jules Bernard as Tzeitel, Georgia Bruce as Hodel, Hannah Bristow as Chava, Ashleigh Schuman as Shprintze, and Georgia Dixon as Bielke.
They are joined by Matthew Woodyatt as alternate Tevye and Mordcha / Innkeeper, Dan Wolff as Motel, Daniel Krikler as Perchik, Gregor Milne as Fyedka, Michael S. Siegel as Lazar Wolf, Mark Faith as the Rabbi, Toby Turpin as Mendel, Gareth Davies as Avram, Ed Bruggemeyer as Nachum, Sue Appleby as Shandel, Susannah van den Berg as Rifka, Carys McQueen as Mirila, Raphael Papo as The Fiddler, Karl Wilson as the Constable, Simon Anthony as Sasha, Jack Osmond as Russian #1, and Alex Pinder as Russian #2. Dylan Saffer joins as a male swing, with offstage swings Chris Draper and Maya Kristal Tenenbaum completing the company.
The Barbican run will be followed by a major five-month UK and Ireland tour from 24 July until 6 December. This will be the first UK tour of this classic musical in over 12 years.
Casting for the UK & Ireland tour is to be announced.
The Producers said in a statement: “We are delighted to bring together a first class cast for this landmark production of Fiddler on the Roof. With Olivier nominees and a host of remarkable new talent, this ensemble embodies the heart, soul, and spirit of this timeless story. Barbican audiences are in for something truly special this summer.”
The Broadway classic ran at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre from 27 July to 28 September 2024. In its 5-star review, The Telegraph hailed it as a “spine-tingling production,” declaring, “This triumphant revival of the classic musical… is a masterclass in balancing innovation with tradition.” Meanwhile, The Evening Standard described it as “liberating,” “hugely moving,” and “sensitively revised”. Read our round-up of rave reviews from the London theatre critics
Fein’s atmospheric revival features striking designs by 2025 Olivier Award-winner Tom Scutt, whose impressive résumé includes the recent award-winning West End and Broadway revival of Cabaret (Kit Kat Club), Summer and Smoke (Duke of York’s), A Very Expensive Poison (Old Vic), The Deep Blue Sea at the National Theatre starring the late Helen McCrory, as well as Jesus Christ Superstar and Little Shop of Horrors, both at Regent’s Park Open Air Theatre.
The celebrated show has a book by Joseph Stein, music by Jerry Bock and lyrics by Sheldon Harnick.
Tickets for London & Tour Schedule
Fiddler on the Roof is playing at the Barbican Theatre from 24 May until 19 July 2025. Tickets for the London run at the Barbican are on sale.
The UK tour will open at Churchill Theatre Bromley on 24 July 2025, followed by dates in Leeds, Belfast, Norwich, Nottingham, Bristol, Edinburgh, High Wycombe, Liverpool, Southend, Dublin, Manchester, Eastbourne, Canterbury, Cardiff, and Sunderland.
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