Full casting revealed for FROM HERE TO ETERNITY at Charing Cross Theatre

Full casting has been revealed for the brand new production of Tim Rice and Stuart Brayson’s epic musical From Here To Eternity, which runs at Charing Cross Theatre from 29 October-17 December.

The cast includes Jonny Amies (Hairspray, West End) as Maggio, Jonathon Bentley (Mamma Mia! The Party, O2 London) as Prewitt, Desmonda Cathabel (2022 Stephen Sondheim Society Student Performer of the Year) as Lorene, Rhys Nuttall (Elegies for Angels, Punks and Raging Queens, King’s Head Theatre) as Galovitch, Jack Ofrecio (Boys Will Be Boys, Bridge House Theatre) as Bloom, Eve Polycarpou (Captain Corelli’s Mandolin, West End) as Mrs Kipfer, Adam Rhys-Charles (Curtains, UK tour) as Warden, Carley Stenson (Hollyoaks, Channel 4) as Karen, and Alan Turkington (Very Special Guest Star, Omnibus Theatre) as Holmes.

Completing the cast are Leonard Cook (The Play That Goes Wrong, West End) as Judson/Colonel Delbert/cover Holmes, Dominic Adam Griffin (Identical, Nottingham Playhouse/The Lowry) as Soldier/cover Warden & Bloom, Cassius Hackforth (finalist for 2022 Stephen Sondheim Society Student Performer of the Year) as Soldier, Robin Hayward (Heathers, West End) as Soldier/cover Prewitt, Callum Henderson (9 to 5, UK tour) as Soldier/cover Judson & Colonel Delbert, James Mateo-Salt (What The Ladybird Heard, West End & UK tour) as Soldier/cover Galovitch, Jaden Oshenye (Macbeth, RSC) as Soldier, Joseph Vella (professional debut) as Soldier/cover Maggio, Sarah Drake (Ordinary Days, The Cockpit) as Female U/S Lorene & Mrs Kipfer, and Kyerron Dixon-Bassey (stage debut) as Swing.

This production is directed by Brett Smock, with set & costume design by Stewart Charlesworth, musical direction & orchestrations by Nick Barstow, choreography by Cressida Carré, lighting by Adam King, projection by Louise Rhodes-Brown, and casting by Jane Deitch.

Set in the two weeks leading up to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, From Here To Eternity is a compelling portrait of humanity, love, duty and redemption set against the backdrop of a beautiful and conflicted paradise.

Lyricist Tim Rice said: “It’s wonderful to have From Here To Eternity back in London. Since its world premiere in the West End in 2013, there have been two excellent productions in North America, both directed by Brett Smock, and I’m delighted he’s bringing the latest iteration of the show back across The Pond. Katy Lipson and her team are the perfect partners: young, dynamic and energetic - like the fighting men of G Company. It’s been a treat to get back to the writing desk with Stuart, too. If you like your musicals soft and fluffy, this show is not for you. We have nothing to offer but danger, betrayal, heartbreak, hope, blood, sweat and tears!”

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