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Yard Theatre Announces The Glass Menagerie Cast

by Staff Writer
January 15, 2025
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Cast of the Glass Menagerie all images courtesy of publicist

Cast of the Glass Menagerie all images courtesy of publicist

The Yard Theatre have today released the full casting for their new staging of The Glass Menagerie. Directed by Founder and Artistic Director Jay Miller and following a strong public on-sale, this production marks a significant milestone in The Yard’s evolution. As the final show in their current space, it heralds a new chapter—with construction beginning on a purpose-built new venue that is scheduled to open in 2026.

The cast includes; Sharon Small (Nye, Good, Nightsleeper) will play Amanda Wingfield, Tom Varey (Hamnet, A Taste of Honey, The Village) will play Tom Wingfield, Eva Morgan (This City is Ours, The Gathering) will play Laura Wingfield and Jad Sayegh will play Jim O’Connor (The Ocean and The Star). This is Eva and Jad’s professional stage debut. This casting continues The Yard’s longstanding commitment to championing emerging talent and providing vital early-career opportunities — a cornerstone of the theatre’s work since its beginnings.

The full creative team are Jay Miller (Director), Cécile Trémolières (Set Designer) Lambdog1066 (Costume Designer), Josh Anio Grigg (Composer & Sound Designer), Sung Im Her (Movement Director), Arthur Carrington (Casting Director), Edward Hilsum (Illusion Designer), and Erin Guan (Set and Costume Assistant).

       

“How beautiful it is, and how easily it can be broken.”

It is evening. Tom Wingfield is smoking in the alley outside the apartment where he grew up. Through a window, he watches his mother and his sister.

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