PEAKY BLINDERS: THE RISE announces full casting

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May 23

Full casting has been announced for Peaky Blinders: The Rise at the Camden Garrison, which opens on 24 June.

The show will star Phil Aizlewood (How To Solve A Problem Like Murder) as Walter McDonald, Roxana Bartle (The Hound of the Baskervilles) as Grace Burgess/Zilpha Lee, Isaac Beechey (The Laramie Project) as John Shelby, Sam Blythe (Doctor Who: Time Fracture) as Alfie Solomons, Angus Brown (Secret Cinema’s Casino Royale) as Charles Sabini, James Bryant (The Wolf of Wall Street for Immersive Everywhere) as an American Businessman, Craig Hamilton (Doctor Who: Time Fracture and The Great Gatsby for Immersive Everywhere and Secret Cinema’s Casino Royale) as Tommy Shelby, Kat Johns-Burke (Sleepover) as Pearl St. Clair, Daniel Mackenzie-Carter making his professional debut as Michael Gray, Kieran Mortell (The Comedy About A Bank Robbery) as Arthur Shelby, Reece Richardson (1984) as Georgie Sewell, Elliot Rodriguez (The Gruffalo) as Isiah Jesus, Megan Shandley (Doctor Who: Time Fracture) as Lizzie Stark, Emma Stansfield (Coronation Street) as Polly Gray, Lucinda Turner (The Great Gatsby for Immersive Everywhere) as Ada Thorne, Hannah Victoria (Madagascar! The Musical) as Maggie Hill, and Daisy Winter-Taylor (Doctor Who: Time Fracture for Immersive Everywhere) as Phyllis Robbins.

Peaky Blinders: The Rise is an immersive theatrical show that places audiences in the heart of one of the world’s most popular TV series. Presented in collaboration with Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight and Caryn Mandabach Productions, you are invited to get dressed up and fully immersed in Tommy Shelby’s world. As the story unfolds you will experience live sets, unmissable character interactions, competitive game play and ultimately determine whether Tommy Shelby and his family succeed in their ambition to take London.

The show is directed by Tom Maller, who is also Creative Director, set and costume design by Rebecca Brower, with a script by Katie Lyons, music by Barnaby Race, lighting by Terry Cook for Woodroffe Bassett, and sound by Luke Swaffield for Autograph.

For more information and to book tickets, please click here.