Check out the latest photos and videos of the world premiere stage adaptation of PD James’s Death Comes to Pemberley.
Death Comes to Pemberley is now playing at Reading’s Mill at Sonning until 28 June, and then tours to Windsor, Cardiff, Bath, Guildford, Bromley, Wycombe, Brighton, and London Richmond.
The cast includes Casualty’s Jamie-Rose Duke as Elizabeth Darcy, and EastEnders star James Bye as Mr Darcy, with Todd Boyce (Stephen in Coronation Street) as Selwyn Hardcastle.
Just in: A brand new trailer has dropped for Death Comes to Pemberley, ahead of its UK tour.
Video: Death Comes to Pemberley – Trailer
The cast of Death Comes to Pemberley also includes Celia Cruwys-Finnigan (Mrs Littlewood) as Georgina Darcy; Sean Rigby (Endeavour) as Colonel Fitzwilliam; Paul Jerricho (Casualty, Doctors) as Mr Bidwell; Mogali Masuku as Lydia Wickham; Sam Woodhams (Mickey 7, Parasite) as George Wickham; David Osmond (The Tempest, RSC) as Henry Alveston; Lin Blakely (The Grapes of Wrath, National Theatre) as Lady Catherine/Mrs Bidwell; and Louise Faulkner as Joan, Mrs Younge and Mrs Pigott.
Photos: Death Comes to Pemberley
Also check out the latest production photos of Death Comes to Pemberley.
The murder mystery is adapted for the stage by Duncan Abel and Rachel Wagstaff based on P.D. James’s sequel to Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice.
Directed by Joe Harmston (The Lover and The Collection, Donmar Warehouse), the story takes place six years after the events of Austen’s novel, following Elizabeth and Darcy as their life at Pemberley is upended by a shocking murder. When Elizabeth’s sister Lydia arrives in distress with news of a death in the woods, suspicion falls on her husband, George Wickham. As the investigation unfolds, secrets emerge, threatening the stability of Pemberley.
Video: Watch a teaser trailer for Death Comes to Pemberley
The creative team also features set designer Sean Cavanagh, costume and hair designer Natalie Titchener, lighting designer Mike Robertson, musical director David Osmond, and casting director Kate Plantin, production manager (Mill at Sonning) Joan Farnese, and production manager (UK tour) Nick May.
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