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First Look: Oklahoma! at The Young Vic

by Staff Writer
April 28, 2022
Reading Time: 2 mins read
Arthur Darvill and Liza Sadovy in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Arthur Darvill and Liza Sadovy in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Initial production images are today released for the UK premiere of Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!  Daniel Fish’s striking revival of the classic musical which originally premiered at the Richard B. Fisher Center in 2015 ahead of its New York premiere at St. Ann’s Warehouse in 2018.

This is Oklahoma! as you’ve never seen it before, re-orchestrated and reimagined for the 21st century. Winner of the Tony Award for Best Revival of a Musical, Daniel Fish’s bold interpretation transfers to the Young Vic, direct from an acclaimed run on Broadway and a U.S. tour. Oklahoma! tells a story of a community banding together against an outsider, and the frontier life that shaped America. Seventy-five years after Rodgers and Hammerstein reinvented the American musical, this visionary production is funny and sexy, provocative and probing, without changing a word of the text.

Arthur Darvill plays Curly McLain, with James Davis as Will Parker, Stavros Demetraki as Ali Hakim, Anoushka Lucas as Laurey Williams, Olivier Award nominee Liza Sadovy as Aunt Eller, Patrick Vaill as Jud Fry and Marisha Wallace as Ado Annie. The cast is complete with Raphael Bushay as Mike, Greg Hicks as Andrew Carnes, Rebekah Hinds as Gertie Cummings, Ashley Samuels as Cord Elam, and Marie Mence as the lead dancer.

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! is Co-Directed by Daniel Fish and Jordan Fein, with Orchestrations, Arrangements  by Daniel Kluger and Co-Music Supervision by Daniel Kluger and Nathan Koci, Choreography by John Heginbotham, Co-Set Design by Laura Jellinek and Grace Laubacher, Costume Design by Terese Wadden, Lighting Design by Scott Zielinski, Sound Design by Drew Levy, Projection Design by Joshua Thorson, Musical Director Tom Brady and Casting by Jacob Sparrow, with Associate Choreographer Shelby Williams, Assistant Director Nimmo Ismail, Associate Costume Designer Rachel Townsend, Associate Lighting Designer Fiffi Thorsteinsson, Associate Musical Director Huw Evans, Dialect Coach Sam Lilja and Orchestral Manager David Gallagher.

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1. Raphael Bushay and Rebekah Hinds in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Raphael Bushay and Rebekah Hinds in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

2. Greg Hicks Stavros Demetraki and Liza Sadovy in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Greg Hicks Stavros Demetraki and Liza Sadovy in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

3. James Davis and Anoushka Lucas in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

James Davis and Anoushka Lucas in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

4. Marisha Wallace in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Marisha Wallace in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

5. Patrick Vaill in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Patrick Vaill in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

6. Raphael Bushay and Liza Sadovy in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

Raphael Bushay and Liza Sadovy in Rodgers Hammersteins Oklahoma at the Young Vic credit Marc Brenner

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