The Rose Theatre in Kingston upon Thames has released new production images for riotous new comedy Three Men in a Boat, based on Jerome K. Jerome’s classic novel. The production runs at the venue until 10 October.
Rose Theatre has released new production images for Three Men in a Boat, a new comedy written by Al Smith, with original songs by Tony Award nominee Grant Olding (One Man, Two Guvnors). Directed by Rose Theatre Artistic Director Christopher Haydon, the new production is based on the classic novel by Jerome K. Jerome.
The cast features Jonny Weldon (Rivals, One Day) as Jerome, Bronté Barbé (Newsies: The Musical) as Harris, Richard David-Caine (The Witches) as George, and Calum Donald-Bruce as Montmorency.
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Photos: Three Men in a Boat at Rose Theatre
About the play
Jerome, George and Harris are lifelong pals. Whenever one is in a spot of bother, the others will always jump in to help him out. So what could possibly go wrong as they set out on a carefree boat trip up the Thames, from leafy Kingston to Oxford’s dreaming spires? Nothing at all. Except torrential rain, alarmingly eccentric dogs, and a bout of hallucination brought on by some of the most dangerously rancid cheese ever cultivated. This is a rollicking story of three men, one boat and eighteen extremely angry swans.
Directed by Christopher Haydon, the creative team also includes writer Al Smith, composer Grant Olding, movement director and comedy consultant John Nicholson, set and costume designer Simon Kenny, lighting designer Simisola Majekodunmi, puppetry director Chris Pirie and voice and dialect coach Claudette Williams, with casting by Juliet Horsley CDG.
Plan your visit to Three Men in a Boat
- Venue: Rose Theatre
- Booking dates: until 10 October 2026
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