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First Look: Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma! at Wyndham’s Theatre

by Staff Writer
February 24, 2023
Reading Time: 5 mins read
Patick Vaill Jud Fry Arthur Darvill Curly Mclain James Patrick Davis Will Parker in Oklahoma credit Marc Brenner

Patick Vaill Jud Fry Arthur Darvill Curly Mclain James Patrick Davis Will Parker in Oklahoma credit Marc Brenner

First look production images are released for the West End transfer of the critically acclaimed production of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s Oklahoma!.

Georgina Onuorah (Ado Annie) and Phillip Olagoke (Cord Elam) join the cast who reprise their roles from the run at the Young Vic: Raphael Bushay (Mike), Arthur Darvill (Curly McLain), James Patrick Davis (Will Parker), Stavros Demetraki (Ali Hakim), Greg Hicks (Andrew Carnes), Rebekah Hinds (Gertie Cummings), Anoushka Lucas (Laurey Williams), Marie-Astrid Mence (Lead Dancer), Liza Sadovy (Aunt Eller) and Patrick Vaill (Jud Fry) with Andrew Berlin, Arthur Boan, Shani Cantor, Anna-Maria de Freitas, George Maddison, Brianna Ogunbawo, Finlay Paul, Helen K Wint.

The production opens at Wyndham’s Theatre on 28 February 2023, with previews from 16 February, and runs until 2 September 2023.

Listed as the most recommended show of 2022 and 2023, the production recently won Best Musical at the Evening Standard Awards 2022, and Best Musical Performance for Patrick Vaill, and is nominated for 8 WhatsOnStage awards, including Best Musical Revival.

The Producers have set aside a number of £10 tickets for Monday – Wednesday performances that are offered directly to those currently under-represented in West End theatre audiences. These are made available via an outreach programme run by Sita McIntosh of Inclusive Audiences – www.inclusiveaudiences.com.

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