Full casting has now been confirmed ahead of the much anticipated West End premiere of The Time Traveller's Wife that will begin performances at the Apollo Theatre on October 7th, 2023.
As previously revealed, David Hunter, Joanna Woodward, Tim Mahendran, Hiba Elchikhe, and Ross Dawes will appear in the show.
Newly announced cast members who will be joining them are Sorelle Marsh, as Henry’s Mum, Alwyne Taylor, as the Librarian, Irfan Damani as Clare’s Dad, Alexandra Doar as Clare’s Mum, Alex Lodge as Jason/Mark and Helena Pipe as Dr Kendrick.
Also featuring in the cast will be Billie Hardy, Bobby Windebank, Daniel George-Wright, Serina Mathew, and Nathaniel Purnell. The roles of Alba and Young Clare will be shared by Ava Critchell, Lily Hanna, Holly-Jade Roberts, and Poppy Pawson.
The production features music and lyrics from ward-winning singer-songwriters Dave Stewart and Joss Stone, with additional lyrics by Kait Kerrigan and additional music by Nick Finlow. The story is adapted for the stage by Lauren Gunderson. The wider creative team also features sound designer Richard Brooker, choreographer Shelley Maxwell, designer Anna Fleischle, and lighting designer Lucy Carter.
Based on the 2003 novel by Audrey Niffenegger, the plot of The Time Traveller’s Wife: The Musical charts the extraordinary love story between Henry and Clare despite their relationship being regularly tested by his uncontrollable ability to time travel.
Booking & Ticket Info For The Time Traveller's Wife
The Apollo Theatre is a medium size West End theatre with a capacity of 833 seats on four levels. Excellent views are available throughout the venue, with very limited overhang coming from the higher tiers and steep rakes throughout ensuring good visibility of the stage.
Seats in the Stalls provide excellent views throughout, even towards the rear of the seating with premium seats being found in the front centre section of either the Stalls and also the Dress Circle which provide an immersive theatrical experience.
Seats in the front row of the Grand Circle are often sold at a discount in price, and although they are situated quite high up, you have a decent view of the action from an elevated position. The best seats in this section can be found one row behind in seats B15-18, as they do not feature any restriction from the lighting equipment. Seats towards the rear of the Stalls also offer a great view of the stage on a budget and are ideal for last-minute bargain hunters.