Casting announced for Jekyll & Hyde 2015 UK Tour

A new adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde will tour the UK later this year. The production is set to open at the Greenwich Theatre on Wednesday 11th February 2015. The title roles of Jekyll and Hyde will be played by Nathan Ives-Moiba (Our Country’s Good), with Lyle Barke (Secret Cinema’s Back To The Future) as Utterson and Rowena Lennon (The Elves and the Shoemaker) as Dr. Lanyon.

Robert Louis Stevenson’s cult classic is reinterpreted in this modern adaptation, set in a steampunk dystopian world where the questionable actions of leaders are no longer held to account, whilst the personal freedoms of the common citizen are disregarded. A vivid depiction of a regressive future, this bold new adaptation is written by Jo Clifford and presented by Sell a Door.

New stage adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde for 2015 UK Tour

A new adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde will tour the UK next year. Sell A Door are producing the production.

Jekyll and Hyde runs at the Greenwich Theatre between 11th and 14th February 2015, before visiting Leeds, Perth, Mansfield, Oxford, Croydon, Cambridge and Richmond.

Jo Clifford's version of Robert Louis Stevenson' classic story will reportedly "imagine Dr Henry Jekyll a high-profile cancer specialist".

Sell a Door announces casting for Hong Kong transfers of Avenue Q & Seussical

Following the success of its UK and Ireland Tour,  Sell a Door’s production of Avenue Q is transferring to Hong Kong in November 2014. Cressida Carré will once again direct the production.

The cast includes: Jessica Parker, Jacqueline Tate, Greg Airey, Will Hawksworth, Emily-Jane Morris, Richard Morse and Etisyai Philip.

Following two West End seasons at the Arts Theatre, Sell a Door’s production of Seussical is also transferring to Hong Kong in November with direction from Racky Plews.

Review: Avenue Q (UK Tour) at the New Wimbledon Theatre

Avenue Q (UK Tour)

New Wimbledon Theatre

Reviewed on Tuesday 26th August 2014

★★★★

This was my fourth time seeing Avenue Q over the past year. Showing no signs of growing tired, I can't get enough of Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff Whitty's musical. Sell A Door's UK touring production has improved significantly since I last saw it four months ago when I left the theatre with a sore throat from laughing so hard.

Review: Avenue Q (UK Tour) at the Greenwich Theatre

Avenue Q (UK Tour)

Greenwich Theatre

Reviewed on Tuesday 29th April 2014

Marking the third production of Avenue Q that I have seen within the past twelve months, Sell A Door have launched Robert Lopez, Jeff Marx and Jeff Whitty's musical at the Greenwich Theatre ahead of a UK Tour. 

Avenue Q follows a group of neighbours who are facing the issues and anxieties associated with entering adulthood. As the show progresses the characters begin to discover who they are and what their purpose is in life. Sesame Street style puppets perform alongside real people, creating a unique but strong recipe for a musical.

I seem to love Avenue Q more and more every time I see it; the show isn’t about big sets or huge production numbers, its success is down to clever, outrageous writing and strong casting. The score is tremendous, I find it impossible to pick a favourite number and it's always hilarious to watch the faces of those who are unfamiliar with the show - it's not every day you watch a musical which features musical numbers such as 'Everyone's a Little Bit Racist' and 'The Internet Is for Porn'.

Avenue Q for Greenwich Theatre run prior to UK Tour

It has been announced that Sell A Door are staging the Tony Award-winning musical comedy Avenue Q later this year. The production will open at the Greenwich Theatre on Monday 28th April 2014 (previews from 23rd April) and run until Sunday 11th May 2014 before touring the UK for ten weeks until August 2014.

Avenue Q premiered in 2003 Off-Broadway at the Vineyard Theatre before transferring to Broadway later that year. It won the Tony for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book. Cameron Mackintosh  brought the show to the West End in 2006 where it ran for five years. Most recently Avenue Q was staged at Upstairs at the Gatehouse and at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival.

Review: Seussical at the Arts Theatre

Seussical
Arts Theatre
Reviewed on Monday 2nd December 2013

Returning to the Arts Theatre following last year's Christmas season, Seussical brings together some of Dr Seuss' best loved characters. Sell A Door have staged the ‘Theatre for Young Audiences’ version of the Broadway musical which, along with a family friendly performance schedule, makes the perfect family festive treat and pantomime alternative.

Full casting announced for Sell A Door's Seussical

Ste Clough, Elliot Fitzpatrick, Jordan Veloso, Shekinah Mcfarlane, Alastair Crosswell, Benjamin Vivian-Jones and Thomas Lloyd have been cast in Sell A Door's production of Seussical which is returning to the West End's Arts Theatre for a run this Christmas.

Seussical will open on Saturday 2nd December 2013 (previews from 30th November) and will run until Sunday 5th January 2014 with a family friendly performance schedule.

The production will star Ste Clough as Horton the Elephant and Elliot Fitzpatrick as the Cat in the Hat. The cast will also feature Jordan Veloso as Jojo, Shekinah McFarlane as Sour Kangaroo and Alastair Crosswell, Benjamin Vivian-Jones and Thomas Lloyd as the Wickersham Brothers.