Check out the latest photos and videos of Michael McKeever’s hit Off-Broadway play Daniel’s Husband, at Marylebone Theatre in London.
Daniel’s Husband is playing at Marylebone Theatre from 4 December 2025 to 10 January 2026
The UK premiere of Daniel’s Husband stars three-time Olivier Award winner David Bedella (& Juliet) as Barry, Olivier Award winner Liza Sadovy (Cabaret) as Lydia, Joel Harper-Jackson (Standing at the Sky’s Edge) as Daniel, Luke Fetherston (Picture This) as Mitchell, and Raiko Gohara (A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder) as Trip.
Just in: the first production photos have been released for Daniel’s Husband at Marylebone Theatre.
First-look photos: Daniel’s Husband
Directed by Alan Souza (Oliver!), Daniel’s Husband is an unflinching look at the nature of love and commitment. Daniel and Mitchell live a meticulously curated life; they have successful careers, a beautifully appointed home, devoted friends, and a profound love for one another. But an unexpected crisis jeopardises their boundlessly bright future, shaking the foundation of their relationship and testing the strength of their devotion.
Daniel’s Husband – Rehearsal photos
Also, go behind the scenes of rehearsals for Daniel’s Husband.
The wider creative team includes set and costume design by Justin Williams, lighting design by Jamie Platt, sound design by Sarah Weltman, and casting by Arthur Carrington.
Video: Interviews with the cast of Daniel’s Husband
Daniel’s Husband had its world premiere at Wilton Manors’ Island City Stage in 2015, and won three Carbonell Awards, including Best New Work. In 2017 the show was produced by the historic Cherry Lane Theatre in New York City, where it was nominated for an Off-Broadway Alliance Award for Best New Work and returned in 2018 to New York City in a commercial production at the Westside Theatre Upstairs. It has since had various productions across the United States and around the world.
Daniel’s Husband is playing at Marylebone Theatre from 4 December 2025 to 10 January 2026.
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