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Closed January 6, 2018
"Just what London needs right now"
The Telegraph
Leapin' lizards! Little Orphan Annie returns to the West End after nearly two decades to bring her sunshine personality to a brand new production. Heart-warming and dripping with charm and catchy songs, Annie has been an absolute classic since first appearing on stage in 1977, introducing audiences to the wily red-head and her adorable adventures.
Meera Syal has now stepped into Craig Revel Horwood's and Miranda Hart's high heels to play Miss Hannigan. See the comedian and author strut her stuff on stage until the 27th November after so many years behind the judges table!
Life is hard for Annie and the other orphans at the Hudson Street Orphanage in Depression-era New York City. Presided over by dastardly matron Miss Hannigan fun is hard to find until one day her life is changed for ever when Grace, the beautiful assistant of the enigmatic millionaire Oscar (Daddy) Warbucks comes to ask for an orphan to stay at his mansion for the Christmas holidays. This begins a mad-cap caper as Annie's bright and shining personality begins to win over the crotchety business man, teaching him the meaning of love, life and looking on the bright side.
Previews from: 23 May 2017
Opening night: 5 June 2017
You may be required to wear a mask during this performance. Please contact the venue directly for more information.
Madeleine Haynes, Lola Moxom, and Ruby Stokes as Annie
Meera Syal as Miss Hannigan
Alex Bourne as Daddy Warbucks
Holly Dale Spencer as Grace Farrell
Jonny Fines as Rooster
Djalenga Scott as Lily
Aurelia Borrelli, Ellicia Simondswood and Nicole Subebe as Molly
Jessica Cartledge, Scarlet Grace and Dora Yolland as Tessie
Shani Roberts, Emily-May Stephenson and Maisie Thorn as Kate
Drew Hylton, Eva MacLaughlan and Charlotte Ross Gower as Pepper
Nancy Allsop, Carla Dixon and Isabelle Methven as July
Kya Davis, Nicole Dube and Kathryn Whetter as Duffy
Introducing Amber as Sandy
Ensemble
Keisha Atwell, Sophie Ayers, Bobby Delaney, Nic Gibney, Patrick Harper, Ben Harrold, George Ioannides, Megan Louch, Benjamin Mundy, Ben Oliver, Heather Scott-Martin, Anne Smith, Kate Somerset How, Katie Warsop and Russell Wilcox.
Directed by Nikolai Foster
Book by Thomas Meehan
Music by Charles Strouse
Lyrics by Martin Charnin
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