Hampstead Theatre has announced the full cast for its upcoming production of Tom Stoppard’s Jumpers, directed by Blanche McIntyre.
The production will run on the Main Stage from 25 November 2026 to 23 January 2027, with a press night on 7 December.
Heartstopper star Rhea Norwood will play Dorothy opposite James Corrigan as George in Stoppard’s dazzling 1972 comedy, which has not been seen in London for more than two decades.
They are joined by Jude Akuwudike as Crouch, Tim McMullan as Archie, Scarlett Stitt as Secretary and Jason Thorpe as Inspector Bones.
The company also includes Joshua Arkey, Alex Anthony Fevrier, Nick Godfrey, Alex Houston, Laura Kenyon, Ocean Navarro, Dominic Owen and Miguel Torres Umba, who will all appear as jumpers.
Set in a Britain on the brink of change, Jumpers follows George, a Professor of Moral Philosophy, as he wrestles with questions of morality, truth and human nature while chaos unfolds around him. After reporting the noisy celebrations hosted by his wife Dorothy, George finds himself at the centre of a murder investigation when the police arrive the following morning to investigate a death connected to the party.
The production continues Hampstead Theatre’s celebrated series of Tom Stoppard revivals, following acclaimed productions of Indian Ink, The Invention of Love, Rock ‘n’ Roll and Hapgood.
Director Blanche McIntyre returns to Stoppard after her production of The Invention of Love, and is joined by a creative team including designer Robert Innes Hopkins, lighting designer Guy Hoare, sound designer George Dennis, composer Tim Sutton, video designer Ian William Galloway and movement and circus director Tim Claydon.
Casting is by Anna Cooper, with Jess Barton serving as Assistant Director.
Jumpers plays at Hampstead Theatre from 25 November 2026 until 23 January 2027.
Listings and ticket information can be found here.
