Check out the latest videos and photos of the Bridge Theatre’s major London revival of Stephen Sondheim and James Lapine’s Into the Woods.

Into the Woods is now playing at the Bridge Theatre until 30 May 2026.

This much-loved Sondheim musical is directed by Jordan Fein, following his Olivier Award-winning productions of Fiddler on the Roof and Oklahoma!

Just in: The show has now released a full set of production photos of Into the Woods in London, taken by Johan Persson.

First-look new photos of Into the Woods at the Bridge Theatre

This production marks the first major London revival of the Sondheim classic in nearly a decade, and weaves together fairytale characters such as Cinderella, Jack, and Little Red Riding Hood as they navigate the consequences of their deepest wishes, all set against one of Sondheim’s most dazzling scores.

Meet the cast of Into the Woods

Into the Woods stars Olivier and Tony Award nominee Kate Fleetwood (My Master Builder, The Wheel of Time) as the Witch, Olivier Award winner Jamie Parker (The History Boys, Next to Normal, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child) as the Baker, two-time Olivier Award winner Katie Brayben (Girl From the North Country, Tammy Faye) as the Baker’s Wife, Bella Brown (Evita, Hadestown) as Rapunzel, Chumisa Dornford-May (Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812, The Phantom of the Opera) as Cinderella, Jo Foster (Why Am I So Single?) as Jack, and Gracie McGonigal (The Little Big Things, Fangirls) as Little Red Riding Hood.

The cast also features Oliver Savile (Wicked) as Cinderella’s Prince/Wolf and Rhys Whitfield (The Devil Wears Prada) as Rapunzel’s Prince, Valda Aviks (The Addams Family Musical) as Grandmother/Giant, Geoffrey Aymer (The Wizard of Oz) as Cinderella’s Father, Michael Gould (Oedipus) as the Narrator/Mysterious Man, Jennifer Hepburn (Mamma Mia!) as Cinderella’s Stepmother, Hana Ichijo (The Baker’s Wife) as Lucinda, Julie Jupp (A Christmas Carol) as Jack’s Mother, Gabrielle Lewis-Dodson (42nd Street) as Florinda, and Hughie O’Donnell (King Lear) as the Steward.

Standbys are Taite-Elliot Drew (Cabaret), Jacob Fowler (Heathers), Sophie Linder-Lee (Wicked) and Chloe Saracco (Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812).

Casting for the show from 20 April to 30 May 2026 is to be confirmed.

Photos: Into the Woods – Sitzprobe

Also take a look at photos offering a glimpse of the Into the Woods cast at their sitzprobe, the pivotal rehearsal where singers and orchestra unite for the first time to run the score without staging.

Photos: Into the Woods – in rehearsal

Step behind the scenes as the company brings Sondheim’s darkly comic fairytale world to life – where happily-ever-after is anything but simple.

Video & Photos: Into the Woods – First day of rehearsals

Also, don’t miss the behind-the-scenes video & photos released in October, capturing the cast on their first day in the rehearsal room.

Into the Woods creative team

Joining director Jordan Fein and set and costume designer Tom Scutt on the creative and production team are musical supervisor and musical director Mark Aspinall, sound designer Adam Fisher, lighting designer Aideen Malone, video designer Roland Horvath, movement director Jenny Ogilvie, wigs, hair & make-up designer Sam Cox, puppetry designers Cheryl ‘Chuck’ Brown, Max Humphries and Tom Scutt, production manager Chris Hay, associate director Georgia Green, scenic associate David Allen, associate musical director Alex Beetschen, associate sound designer Ollie Durrant, associate lighting designer Lucy Adams, associate costume designer Lucy Martin, wigs, hair & make-up supervisor Charlie Watson, props supervisors Jonathan Hall and Chris Marcus for Marcus Hall Props, orchestral management by Andy Barnwell and Rich Weeden for BW Musicians, and casting director is Stuart Burt CDG CSA.

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Into the Woods is now playing at the Bridge Theatre until 30 May 2026.

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Main photo: Into the Woods - Bridge Theatre London. Gracie McGonigal. Photo by Johan Persson

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