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The full cast has been revealed for the upcoming UK Tour of High Society. Fresh off a record-breaking run at the Barbican Theatre in London, the UK tour will feature original cast members Helen George, Freddie Fox, Nigel Lindsay and Julian Ovenden.

Following a highly acclaimed run at the Barbican, where it broke box office records, High Society has announced the full cast for the upcoming tour. The cast will include Helen George (Call the Midwife), Freddie Fox (Slow Horses, House of the Dragon), Nigel Lindsay (Kiss Me, Kate), Julian Ovenden (Bridgerton, Downton Abbey), Malcom Sinclair (Pie in the Sky), David Seadon-Young and Naomi Pacquette.

Also joining the cast are Carly Mercedes Dyer as Liz Imbrie and Josafina Gabriella as Mother Lord.

This new production of Cole Porter’s High Society is directed by Rachel Kavanaugh (Shadowlands, Clueless the Musical) with choreography by Anthony Van Laast (Mamma Mia!, Kiss Me, Kate).

The Cast of High Society UK Tour

The full cast for the tour will include:

  • Helen George as Tracy Lord
  • Josafina Gabriella as Mother Lord
  • Freddie Fox as Mike Connor
  • Julian Ovenden as Dexter Haven
  • Carly Mercedes Dyer as Liz Imbrie
  • Nigel Lindsay as Uncle Willie
  • Malcolm Sinclair as Seth Lord
  • Naomi Pacquette as Dinah Lord
  • David Seadon-Young as George Kittredge

The rest of the company for the UK tour will include James Hume, Bethany Adamson, David Austin-Barnes, Jabari Braham, George Bray, Andrew Coshan, Jordan Crouch, Frances Dee, Aaron Elijah, Tosca Fischer, Jacob Fisher, Heather Jackson, Aoife Kenny, Nell Martin, Isabel Snaas, Thomas Inge, Robin Kent, Imogen Bailey, Lucy Rice and Maddie Harper.

High Society on Tour

High Society is due to tour across the UK through the end of the year, with performance beginning on 16 July at the High Wycombe Swan. The tour is currently scheduled to finish on 14 November in Eastbourne.

So far, the announced dates include:

  • 16 – 18 July: High Wycombe Swan
  • 21 – 25 July: Cardiff New Theatre
  • 28 July – 1 August: Southend Cliffs Pavilion
  • 11 – 15 August: Belfast Grand Opera House
  • 18 – 22 August: Birmingham Alexandra Theatre
  • 25 – 29 August: Leeds Grand Theatre
  • 1 – 5 September: Glasgow King’s Theatre*
  • 8 – 12 September: Edinburgh Playhouse
  • 15 – 19 September: Norwich Theatre Royal
  • 22 September – 3 October: Salford The Lowry*
  • 6 – 10 October: Bromley Churchill Theatre
  • 20 – 24 October: Dublin Bord Gais Energy Theatre*
  • 27 – 31 October: Canterbury Marlowe Theatre
  • 3 – 7 November: Nottingham Theatre Royal
  • 10 – 14 November: Eastbourne Congress Theatre
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Main photo: 1. L-R Freddie Fox, Helen George, Julian Ovenden (Credit Dan Kennedy)

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